Add trajectory frames: --frames, per-frame runs and CSV time series (proteins/trajectories step 5) - #48
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…e series Step 5 of the proteins/trajectories plan. - new dbstep/trajectory.py: frame counting for multi-frame xyz, multi-record sdf and multi-MODEL pdb; --frames with Python slice rules on the 0-based index (start:stop:stride, single or negative indices, comma lists) - run_file() gathers all runs for one input (frames x residues) and is shared by main() and the Python helpers; all_frames(file, frames=...) is the Python side of --frames and composes with residue="all" - results/CSV gain a "frame" column next to the structure label - fixture ala5_traj.pdb (10 models, generated by make_ala5_traj.py): rigid translation per frame plus one water approaching CA of A:3 - tests: frame spec parsing and errors, frame counts, strictly rising %V_bur along the trajectory, translation invariance with --nowater, frame selection and equivalence with models extracted to their own files, frames x all residues, multi-frame xyz, CLI with --csv
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds frame counting and selection for multi-structure XYZ, SDF/MOL, and PDB/ENT inputs. The CLI and Python API run selected frames, and result rows and CSV output include frame metadata. ChangesTrajectory processing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant run_file
participant frame_indices
participant Calculation as DbSTEP calculation
participant csv_export
CLI->>run_file: Process input file
run_file->>frame_indices: Resolve selected frames
frame_indices-->>run_file: Return frame indices
run_file->>Calculation: Run calculation for each selected frame
Calculation-->>run_file: Return frame results
run_file->>csv_export: Provide result rows when CSV output is requested
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Trajectory support mostly works, but three issues need fixing before merge. Python callers asking for frame 0 get every frame. A frame override passed to 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@dbstep/Dbstep.py`:
- Line 649: Update all_frames to save the incoming options.frames value before
applying an explicit frames override, then restore it after run_file, matching
run_file’s existing handling of options.structure. Calls without an override
must continue using the options object’s original frame selection.
- Line 627: Update the tensor save path used by the per-frame calculation loop
over trajectory.frame_indices so it includes the selected frame identifier;
ensure each frame’s tensor is saved separately instead of overwriting the
input-derived tensor file.
In `@dbstep/trajectory.py`:
- Line 46: Update the unset-value check in parse_frames so integer 0 is treated
as a frame selection, while False, None, and the empty string retain their unset
behavior. Use identity or type-aware checks to distinguish integer 0 from False
before passing the value to the index parser.
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| runs = [] | ||
| previous = options.structure | ||
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| for frame in trajectory.frame_indices(file, options): |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Give each saved tensor a frame-specific filename.
If a multi-frame run uses --tensor --save, this loop starts one calculation per frame. The tensor save in dbstep/Dbstep.py Line 159 writes every calculation to the same input-derived _tensor.npy path. Later frames overwrite earlier tensors. Include the selected frame in that output path so the requested frames remain available.
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In `@dbstep/Dbstep.py` at line 627, Update the tensor save path used by the
per-frame calculation loop over trajectory.frame_indices so it includes the
selected frame identifier; ensure each frame’s tensor is saved separately
instead of overwriting the input-derived tensor file.
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| """ | ||
| options = kwargs["options"] if "options" in kwargs else set_options(kwargs) | ||
| if frames is not None: | ||
| options.frames = frames |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restore options.frames after an explicit override.
If a caller supplies an options object, all_frames(file, frames="2", options=options) changes that object permanently. A later all_frames(file, options=options) still selects frame 2 instead of the object's original selection. Save and restore options.frames around run_file, as run_file already does for options.structure.
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In `@dbstep/Dbstep.py` at line 649, Update all_frames to save the incoming
options.frames value before applying an explicit frames override, then restore
it after run_file, matching run_file’s existing handling of options.structure.
Calls without an override must continue using the options object’s original
frame selection.
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| Returns: | ||
| list of 0-based frame indices in the order given | ||
| """ | ||
| if spec in (False, None, ""): |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Treat integer frame 0 as a selection.
If a Python caller passes frames=0, 0 in (False, None, "") is true. parse_frames returns every frame instead of frame 0. Check the unset values by identity or type so integer 0 reaches the index parser.
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In `@dbstep/trajectory.py` at line 46, Update the unset-value check in
parse_frames so integer 0 is treated as a frame selection, while False, None,
and the empty string retain their unset behavior. Use identity or type-aware
checks to distinguish integer 0 from False before passing the value to the index
parser.
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Step 5 of
docs/plans/2.0-proteins-and-trajectories.md: native trajectories, no new dependencies.What it does
Multi-frame
.xyz, multi-record.sdfand multi-MODEL.pdbfiles are treated as trajectories. Every frame is measured by its own run, with the neighbourhood crop recomputed per frame since neighbours move, so a frame costs the same as a single structure.--frames start:stop:strideselects frames with Python slice rules on the 0-based index:0:1000:10,::5,7:, a single or negative index, or a comma-separated list. Out-of-range frames report the file's frame count.framecolumn inresultsand in the CSV, next to the existingstructurelabel, so a time series is one table:all_frames(file, frames="::10", residue="A:45", volume=True)returns one object per frame and composes withresidue="all".dbstep/trajectory.pyholds frame counting and--framesparsing;run_file()gathers all runs for one input (frames × residues) and is shared bymain()and the Python helpers.Fixture
tests/pdb_files/ala5_traj.pdb: 10 MODELs generated deterministically fromala5.pdbby the includedmake_ala5_traj.py. Frame k is rigidly translated by 0.7·k Å, and the first water moves from 4.8 to 3.0 Å from CA of residue 3, so %V_bur around A:3 must rise strictly with the frame index, and must be constant across frames with--nowater.Tests (
tests/test_trajectory.py, 24 new cases)--frameson a single-structure file.--frames 2:8:2selects frames 2, 4, 6, and each matches the MODEL extracted to its own file to 1e-9 with identical coordinates.--residue all; multi-frame XYZ with::7; CLI run with--csv(frame and structure columns, monotonic series); out-of-range message.Full suite: 302 passed, ruff clean.
Binary formats (DCD, XTC, TRR) are step 6 behind an optional MDAnalysis extra; until then the README says to convert to multi-MODEL PDB or multi-frame XYZ.
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