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- ensemble: SDF data fields holding plain integers ("0", "12") are
accepted as energies; the integer guard applies to xyz comments only
- --nometals goes through DataParser.exclude_mask right after the crop:
spec atoms are renumbered, a metal chosen as atom1 becomes a Bq ghost
(Sterimol alignment preserved), and per-atom metadata stays aligned so
--decompose --nometals works. Previously metals were deleted after
translation without renumbering, which misaligned Sterimol whenever a
metal preceded atom1 in the file
- --decompose with a scan starting at R = 0 appends an empty entry so
contributions stay paired with their radius rows
- --tensor --save names files per frame and residue instead of
overwriting one .npy
- all_frames() restores options.frames; frames=0 selects frame 0
- --residue all honours a named --atom1; default atom2 skips atom1 and
an explicit atom2 == atom1 is an error
- results, CSV and contributions CSV gain a "path" column (input path
as given) so same-named files from different folders stay distinct
- void-featurization notes: connected-pocket volume vs the plain
free-volume complement
- tests/test_review_fixes.py covers each item; CHANGELOG updated
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes fix atom selection, metal filtering, frame handling, decomposition, and energy parsing behavior. Result and contribution outputs now include input paths. The planning note distinguishes connected-pocket volume from free volume within a sphere. ChangesRuntime fixes
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some energy inputs can produce invalid ensemble results, so reject non-finite values before merging. Mixed-input summaries can also misidentify their source; correct that attribution and clarify the changelog. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 8: Update the changelog entry to say that whole-value integer SDF energy
fields are accepted, and remove the claim that the integer guard applies only to
xyz comment lines; `field_number()` also uses `number_in_text()` as a fallback.
In @dbstep/ensemble.py:
- Line 126: Update boltzmann_average() so summaries from runs with differing
input paths do not record only the first run’s path; leave the summary path
empty or represent all source paths explicitly, while preserving the path for
runs from a single input.
- Line 50: Update field_number and number_in_text in the energy parsing flow to
reject non-finite values from both parsing paths, returning None for NaN or
infinity while preserving finite values and existing parse failures.
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| - SDF energy fields holding plain integers (a relative energy of `0`, rounded values) are accepted for `--boltzmann`; the integer guard now applies only to xyz comment lines. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify the SDF integer-parsing claim.
The integer guard also applies to SDF fields when field_number() falls back to number_in_text(). For example, field_number("E = 5 kcal") returns None. Say that whole-value integer fields are accepted; do not say the guard applies only to xyz comment lines.
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In @CHANGELOG.md at line 8, Update the changelog entry to say that whole-value
integer SDF energy fields are accepted, and remove the claim that the integer
guard applies only to xyz comment lines; `field_number()` also uses
`number_in_text()` as a fallback.
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| def field_number(text): | ||
| """Number in an SDF data field: the whole value as a float (so "0" and "12" work), else the first float in the text.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| return float(str(text).strip()) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'boltzmann_average|energy_of|field_number|isfinite' dbstep tests/test_review_fixes.pyRepository: patonlab/DBSTEP
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Reject non-finite energy fields.
field_number() returns NaN or Infinity from float(). energy_of() checks only for None, so these values reach boltzmann_weights(). A NaN contaminates populations and weighted summary metrics. Infinite inputs can also produce non-finite results. Apply the finite check to both parsing paths.
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+import math
import re
import sys
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def field_number(text):
"""Number in an SDF data field: the whole value as a float (so "0" and "12" work), else the first float in the text."""
try:
- return float(str(text).strip())
+ value = float(str(text).strip())
except ValueError:
- return number_in_text(text)
+ value = number_in_text(text)
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In @dbstep/ensemble.py at line 50, Update field_number and number_in_text in the
energy parsing flow to reject non-finite values from both parsing paths,
returning None for NaN or infinity while preserving finite values and existing
parse failures.
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| first = runs[0].results[i] | ||
| row = { | ||
| "file": first["file"], | ||
| "path": first.get("path", ""), |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not attribute a mixed-input summary to the first path.
If a Python caller passes runs from different input files to boltzmann_average(), the summary averages every run but records only the first run’s path. Its exported CSV row then identifies one input as the source of the combined result. Leave the summary path empty when the input paths differ, or represent all source paths explicitly.
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minimal, and validate.
In @dbstep/ensemble.py at line 126, Update boltzmann_average() so summaries from
runs with differing input paths do not record only the first run’s path; leave
the summary path empty or represent all source paths explicitly, while
preserving the path for runs from a single input.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Fixes for the CodeRabbit findings on #46, #47, #48, #51, #53 and #56 that held up, each with a regression test in
tests/test_review_fixes.py.Fixed
field_number()parses a data field withfloat()first, so a relative energy of0or a rounded12works with--boltzmann; the integer guard now applies only to xyz comment lines, where it protects titles likeether 44.--nometals(Add --decompose (per-residue %V_bur contributions) and a 2.0 example notebook #53). Metals are now removed right after the crop throughDataParser.exclude_mask, the same path as--noH. Spec atoms are renumbered, a metal chosen as atom1 becomes a zero-radius ghost so the Sterimol alignment is preserved, and per-atom metadata stays aligned, so--decompose --nometalsworks. This also fixes a pre-existing bug: metals were deleted after translation without renumbering, which misaligned Sterimol whenever a metal preceded atom1 in the file.--decomposewith a scan from R = 0 (Add --decompose (per-residue %V_bur contributions) and a 2.0 example notebook #53). An empty entry is recorded for R = 0 so contributions stay paired with their radius rows.--tensor --saveon multi-frame files or--residue all(Add trajectory frames: --frames, per-frame runs and CSV time series (proteins/trajectories step 5) #48). Output files carry the frame index and residue (traj_frame3_tensor.npy,ala5_A3_ALA_tensor.npy) instead of overwriting one file.all_frames()(Add trajectory frames: --frames, per-frame runs and CSV time series (proteins/trajectories step 5) #48). Restoresoptions.frameson the caller's object;frames=0from Python selects frame 0 rather than every frame.--residue all --atom1 Nuses the named atom to pick residues; a default atom2 skips atom1 (e.g.--atom CB), and an explicit atom2 equal to atom1 is an error rather than a zero-length axis.Added
pathcolumn (the input path as given) at the end ofresults, the CSV and the contributions CSV (Add --residue all, result records and --csv output (proteins/trajectories step 4) #47), so twosample.pdbfiles from different folders stay distinguishable. Existing column order is unchanged.Docs
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Full suite: 353 passed (2 RDKit tests skipped without the analysis group), ruff clean.
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--atom1.