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cc: refactor DeepPotModelDevi, making it framework-independent #3134
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PR Feedback💡 General suggestions: The PR has done a good job of refactoring the DeepPotModelDevi class. However, it would be beneficial to add some tests to ensure that the refactored class behaves as expected. Additionally, it would be helpful to have more detailed commit messages to understand the changes made in each commit. ✨ Usage guide:Overview:
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Refactor
DeepPotModelDevi
as a step of #3122. Now, it is just a wrapper of multipleDeepPot
classes. Models can have different behaviors inside differentDeepPot
.One may argue that the new class needs to prepare the input multiple times. However, it's not expensive only to copy the memory. Also, during the simulations, usually we run it every 100 steps.