fix(examples): make the DPA4 multi-task examples valid for pt_expt - #6020
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Both DPA4 multi-task examples put `use_compile` and `enable_tf32` at the top of `model`, where the multi-task schema allows only `model_dict` and `shared_dict`. They work for pt because its shared-parameter preprocessing cascades top-level model options down into the branches. The PyTorch-Exportable one does not, so running either example there stops at `undefined key use_compile is not allowed in strict mode` before training begins. The keys move into each branch, which is valid for both backends and keeps these examples showing the knobs the way the single-task DPA4 examples do. test_examples only exercised pt's preprocessing, so it could not see this. It now checks the same configurations through the pt_expt path as well; that check fails on both files as they were and on no others.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DPA4 multitask examples now define compile and TF32 settings per model branch and enable TF32 in training. Tests validate example preprocessing and consistency between branch-level and training-level TF32 settings. ChangesDPA4 branch configuration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The examples preserve disabled compilation and configure TF32 through the field used by pt_expt, with no established merge-blocking risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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training.enable_tf32for the pt_expt pathWhen either example uses pt_expt, the trainer reads
training.enable_tf32. The branch-levelenable_tf32is accepted but ignored bydeepmd/pt_expt/model/get_model.py. Both files omit the training-level option, so pt_expt uses its defaultfalseand runs with TF32 disabled. Add"enable_tf32": trueundertrainingin both multitask examples.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@examples/water/dpa4/input_multitask.json`:
- Around line 52-59: Add "enable_tf32": true to the training configuration in
both multitask example files, ensuring the pt_expt path reads the intended
setting while preserving the existing branch-level options.
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Both multi-task examples need training-level enable_tf32 for pt_expt.
Pull request overview
Updates DPA4 multi-task examples and validation to support strict pt_expt preprocessing.
Changes:
- Moved
use_compileandenable_tf32into each model branch. - Added
pt_exptvalidation coverage for examples.
File summaries
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source/tests/common/test_examples.py |
Validates examples through the pt_expt preprocessing path. |
examples/water/dpa4/input_multitask.json |
Relocates DPA4 settings; also needs training-level enable_tf32 for pt_expt. |
examples/water/dpa4/input_multitask_preset.json |
Relocates DPA4 settings; also needs training-level enable_tf32 for pt_expt. |
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examples/water/dpa4/input_multitask.json:54
pt_exptaccepts this branch field but does not use it:get_sezm_modelexplicitly ignoresmodel.enable_tf32, whilept_exptreads the training-widetraining.enable_tf32(whose default isfalse). As a result, running this now-valid example withdp --pt_exptsilently trains with TF32 disabled despite the explicittrue; add the corresponding training-level setting while retaining this branch-level setting forpt.
"enable_tf32": true,
examples/water/dpa4/input_multitask_preset.json:23
pt_exptaccepts this branch field but does not use it:get_sezm_modelexplicitly ignoresmodel.enable_tf32, whilept_exptreads the training-widetraining.enable_tf32(whose default isfalse). As a result, running this now-valid example withdp --pt_exptsilently trains with TF32 disabled despite the explicittrue; add the corresponding training-level setting while retaining this branch-level setting forpt.
"enable_tf32": true,
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The pt_expt schema issue is fixed, but this changes runtime semantics: pt_expt ignores model.enable_tf32 and reads training.enable_tf32. With the current examples, TF32 silently falls back to the training default (false) even though the branch says true. Please add "enable_tf32": true under training in both multitask examples while retaining the branch-level value for the pt backend. The current CI is green, but the new validation test only checks schema acceptance and does not catch this semantic mismatch.
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pt_expt accepts this field but does not use it; get_sezm_model() explicitly says model-level enable_tf32 is ignored and pt_expt reads training.enable_tf32. After this move, this example now runs with TF32 disabled by default. Please also set training.enable_tf32: true.
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Same semantic regression here: branch-level enable_tf32 is ignored by pt_expt. Please add the corresponding training.enable_tf32: true so this preset example preserves the intended behavior.
Moving the key into each branch made the examples valid, but not effective. The PyTorch-Exportable backend reads `training.enable_tf32` and ignores the model-level key, which belongs to pt, so both examples announced TF32 and then trained without it. The branch-level value stays for pt; `training` now carries the same one. The test added with the previous change only asked whether the schema accepted a configuration, which this passes either way. The new one compares what the branches advertise against the value the backend will actually read, and fails on either example with the training-level key removed.
Both DPA4 multi-task examples put
use_compileandenable_tf32at the top ofmodel, where the multi-task schema allows onlymodel_dictandshared_dict.That is valid for pt, whose shared-parameter preprocessing cascades top-level
model options into the branches. pt_expt does not cascade, so either example
stops with
undefined key use_compile is not allowed in strict mode.The keys move into each branch, which both backends accept. Moved rather than
dropped: every single-task DPA4 example states them.
test_examplescovered both files, but only through pt's preprocessing. It nowchecks the pt_expt path too, which fails on these two files alone.
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