Source code for sponge.colvar.function.function

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"""
Function Colvar
"""

from typing import Union, List, Tuple, Callable
from mindspore import Tensor
from mindspore.nn import CellList

from ..colvar import Colvar


[docs]class FunctionCV(Colvar): r""" A composite Colvar that combines a set of collective variables (CVs) :math:`{s_i(R)}` using a custom function :math:`f(s_1(R), s_2(R), ..., s_i(R))`. .. math:: S = f(s_1(R), s_2(R), ... s_i(R)) Args: colvar (Union[Colvar, List[Colvar], Tuple[Colvar]]): Collective variables to be combined :math:`{s_i(R)}`. function (callable): Custom function :math:`f(s_1(R), s_2(R), ... s_i(R))`. periodic (bool): Whether the custom collective variables is periodic. shape (tuple): Shape of custom collective variables. If None is given and all CVs in the `colvar` have the same shape, then it will be assigned the shape. If the shape of each CV in `colvar` is not exactly the same, the `shape` must be set. Default: ``None``. unit (str): Unit of the collective variables. Default: ``None``. NOTE: This is not the `Units` Cell that wraps length and energy. name (str): Name of the collective variables. Default: 'combine'. Supported Platforms: ``Ascend`` ``GPU`` """ def __init__(self, colvar: Union[Colvar, List[Colvar], Tuple[Colvar]], function: Callable, periodic: bool, shape: Tuple[int] = None, unit: str = None, use_pbc: bool = None, name: str = 'function', ): super().__init__( periodic=periodic, unit=unit, use_pbc=use_pbc, name=name, ) if isinstance(colvar, Colvar): colvar = [colvar] elif not isinstance(colvar, (list, tuple)): raise TypeError(f'The type of "colvar" must be Colvar or list of Colvar ' f'but got: {type(colvar)}') self.num_colvar = len(colvar) self.function = function shape_ = [] colvar_ = [] for i, cv in enumerate(colvar): if not isinstance(cv, Colvar): raise TypeError(f'The type of the elements in `colvar` must be `Colvar, ' f'but the type of the {i}-th element is {type(cv)}') if use_pbc is not None: cv.set_pbc(use_pbc) colvar_.append(cv) shape_.append(cv.shape) self.colvar: List[Colvar] = CellList(colvar_) if shape is None: shape_ = set(shape_) if len(shape_) != 1: raise ValueError('The `shape` cannot be `None` when the shape of each CV ' 'in `colvar` is not exactly the same') shape = list(shape_)[0] self._set_shape(shape)
[docs] def set_pbc(self, use_pbc: bool): """set whether to use periodic boundary condition""" self._use_pbc = use_pbc self.get_vector.set_pbc(use_pbc) for i in range(self.num_colvar): self.colvar[i].set_pbc(use_pbc) return self
def construct(self, coordinate: Tensor, pbc_box: Tensor = None): r"""get position coordinates of colvar group Args: coordinate (Tensor): Tensor of shape `(B, A, D)`. Data type is float. Position coordinate of colvar in system. `B` means batchsize, i.e. number of walkers in simulation. `A` means number of colvar in system. `D` means dimension of the simulation system. Usually is 3. pbc_box (Tensor): Tensor of shape `(B, D)`. Data type is float. Tensor of PBC box. Default: ``None``. Returns: combine (Tensor): Tensor of shape `(B, S_1, S_2, ..., S_n)`. Data type is float. `{S_i}` means dimensions of collective variables. """ colvar = () for i in range(self.num_colvar): colvar += (self.colvar[i](coordinate, pbc_box),) return self.function(*colvar)