Closed q-posev closed 1 year ago
Btw, I just noticed a bug in the converter: it was writing G
as basis_type
attribute while it should be Gaussian
, Slater
or PW
(see the docs for example). @kousuke-nakano you may want to update your local copy of the converter too.
Hi @q-posev
Sorry for my late reply!
Btw, I just noticed a bug in the converter: it was writing
G
asbasis_type
attribute while it should beGaussian
,Slater
orPW
(see the docs for example). @kousuke-nakano you may want to update your local copy of the converter too.
Sure! Thanks. I have fixed it.
Hi @q-posev
Integration of @kousuke-nakano 's converter into the driver script via
convert-from
.In the meantime I improved error handling for the non-supported cases by raising
NotImplementedError
.@kousuke-nakano I have one question: I managed to convert two of your examples (from the
data
folder):water.chk
anddiamond_single_k.chk
. However, for the multiple k points I get the following error:File "/home/q-posev/trexio_tools/src/converters/convert_from.py", line 769, in run run_pyscf(trexio_filename=trexio_filename, pyscf_checkfile=filename, back_end=back_end_str) File "/home/q-posev/trexio_tools/src/converters/pyscf_to_trexio.py", line 78, in pyscf_to_trexio assert twist_average_in == twist_average AssertionError
Line for reproducing the error:
trexio convert-from -t pyscf -i data/diamond_k_grid.chk trexio_k_grid.h5
Is it expected behavior? From what I see in the script the
twist_average_in
is not used anywhere else. Should I remove it together with the assertion?
Hi
twist_average_in
and force_wf_complex
are input variables of the function pyscf_to_trexio
.
def pyscf_to_trexio(
pyscf_checkfile: str = "pyscf.chk",
trexio_filename: str = "trexio.hdf5",
twist_average_in: bool = False,
force_wf_complex: bool = False,
back_end: str = "hdf5"
):
The two variables were introduced for a safety reason, while we can eliminate them. I will do it.
Thank you @kousuke-nakano !
There are some Git conflicts after recent reorganisation of the folders on the master
branch.
I might fix them later together with the bug you mentioned in #16 but I do not have time for that at the moment.
Thank you @kousuke-nakano !
There are some Git conflicts after recent reorganisation of the folders on the
master
branch. I might fix them later together with the bug you mentioned in #16 but I do not have time for that at the moment.
Dear @q-posev Thank you very much! Let me know what I can do if needed!
Hi @kousuke-nakano . I just checked and in fact file cleaning was already working correctly.
The confusion comes from the fact that other converters printed a message before removing the file while pyscf-to-trexio
did not. I fixed it, now it should print the name of the files before removing them.
Hi @kousuke-nakano . I just checked and in fact file cleaning was already working correctly. The confusion comes from the fact that other converters printed a message before removing the file while
pyscf-to-trexio
did not. I fixed it, now it should print the name of the files before removing them.
Dear @q-posev Thanks!!
Integration of @kousuke-nakano 's converter into the driver script via
convert-from
.In the meantime I improved error handling for the non-supported cases by raising
NotImplementedError
.@kousuke-nakano I have one question: I managed to convert two of your examples (from the
data
folder):water.chk
anddiamond_single_k.chk
. However, for the multiple k points I get the following error:Line for reproducing the error:
trexio convert-from -t pyscf -i data/diamond_k_grid.chk trexio_k_grid.h5
Is it expected behavior? From what I see in the script the
twist_average_in
is not used anywhere else. Should I remove it together with the assertion?