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Close the gaps to the legacy sterimol and wSterimol codes: CPK radii, cone angles, multi-file Boltzmann weighting - #58
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Ports the CPK radius table and the DFT-D3 style atom typing of the patonlab/sterimol code. Types are assigned on the complete structure at parse time (stored in METADATA so --noH, --exclude, crops and residue filters keep them aligned); elements without a CPK type fall back to Bondi. Classic Sterimol values with --radii cpk reproduce the original Fortran program to 0.01 Angstrom on the 22 benchmark substituents.
Ports the half-sandwich analysis of patonlab/sterimol: the ligand (ring or donor atom, auto-detected or given with --atom1/--atom2) is measured from the metal along the metal-centroid axis with every other ligand excluded, and its Tolman cone angle (sector-averaged half angles) and metal-to-centroid distance are reported alongside the Sterimol values. Reproduces the legacy value of 173.97 degrees for [RhCp*Cl2(PMe3)] with CPK radii. New cone_angle and metal_centroid columns in results/CSV.
cclib-read outputs now expose their energies (last SCF energy, enthalpy and Gibbs free energy in hartree; gzipped files accepted), and several single-structure input files given with --boltzmann form one ensemble with an 'ensemble boltzmann' summary row. --energy-window leaves out conformers above a kcal/mol threshold (population 0, still listed). Reproduces the wSterimol example (wL 6.33, wB1 1.79, wB5 3.75) from its nine pentane conformer outputs, kept as trimmed gzipped fixtures.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds CPK radii, metal-ligand cone measurements, and Boltzmann averaging for QM outputs. It also updates input parsing, CLI options, result tables, CSV output, documentation, and tests for these capabilities. ChangesCPK Radii
Cone Measurements
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- Around line 182-187: Add an upper-bound check for `axis_atoms` derived from
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error if any index is beyond the structure size. Preserve the existing atom1
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| axis_atoms = [int(a) - 1 for a in options.spec_atom_2] | ||
| if metal in axis_atoms: | ||
| sys.exit(" --cone: atom2 must not include the apex atom (atom1)") | ||
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| axis_atoms = find_ligand_atoms(atomtypes, coords, metal, adjacency) | ||
| ligand = connected(adjacency, axis_atoms) |
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Validate --atom2 indices before indexing.
When --atom2 contains an index beyond the structure, connected indexes adjacency[i] and raises IndexError. _get_spec_atoms already rejects nonpositive atom1 and atom2 values, and analyse already checks the upper bound for atom1. Add the missing upper-bound check for atom2.
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| axis_atoms = [int(a) - 1 for a in options.spec_atom_2] | |
| if metal in axis_atoms: | |
| sys.exit(" --cone: atom2 must not include the apex atom (atom1)") | |
| else: | |
| axis_atoms = find_ligand_atoms(atomtypes, coords, metal, adjacency) | |
| ligand = connected(adjacency, axis_atoms) | |
| axis_atoms = [int(a) - 1 for a in options.spec_atom_2] | |
| if any(a >= len(atomtypes) for a in axis_atoms): | |
| sys.exit(" --cone: atom2 index beyond the {} atoms of the structure".format(len(atomtypes))) | |
| if metal in axis_atoms: | |
| sys.exit(" --cone: atom2 must not include the apex atom (atom1)") | |
| else: | |
| axis_atoms = find_ligand_atoms(atomtypes, coords, metal, adjacency) | |
| ligand = connected(adjacency, axis_atoms) |
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In @dbstep/cone.py around lines 182 - 187, Add an upper-bound check for
`axis_atoms` derived from `options.spec_atom_2` before passing them to
`connected`, exiting with a clear error if any index is beyond the structure
size. Preserve the existing atom1 validation and apex check.
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| notes.extend(boltzmann_notes(group, label or group[0].results[0]["file"])) | ||
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| # several single-structure files with --boltzmann form one ensemble (one QM output per conformer) | ||
| pooled = bool(options.boltzmann) and len(files) > 1 and not options.graph and all(trajectory.count_frames(f) == 1 for f in files) |
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Validate molecule identity before pooling single-structure files.
When multiple single-frame files use --boltzmann, the CLI combines their runs and averages matching result rows without checking the atom count or element sequence. Different molecules can therefore produce a silent, incorrect ensemble result. Compare the original atom count and element sequence before pooling, and exit with a clear error when they differ.
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In @dbstep/Dbstep.py at line 963, Before pooling files in the `pooled`
condition, compare each file’s original atom count and element sequence; exit
with a clear error if any differ, and pool only files with matching molecular
identity.
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patonlab/sterimolandpatonlab/wsterimolrepositories did that DBSTEP could not, so both can be archived with a pointer here. Three commits, one per feature; each is validated against the numbers published in the old repositories.--radii cpk(commit 1)sterimol/sterimoltools.py(DFT-D3 style CN with Pyykkö covalent radii, k1 = 16, k2 = 4/3). Types are assigned on the complete structure at parse time and stored inMETADATA["cpk_type"], so--noH,--exclude, crops and residue filters keep them aligned. Elements without a CPK type fall back to Bondi.--radii cpkreproduces the Original Fortran column ofSterimol_Benchmark.csvto 0.01 Å on all 22 substituents indbstep/data(tests/test_cpk.py).--cone(commit 2)--atom1metal /--atom2ring or donor atoms, auto-detected when omitted. Sectors are the wedges around each ring atom or the substituent branches of a donor atom, i.e. the legacycalcSandwichconstruction generalised to any ring size and to phosphine-type ligands.patonlab/sterimolforRhCpMe5Cl2PMe3.logwith--radii cpk: 173.97° (exact), M–centroid 1.833 Å, B1 3.91 vs 3.902, B5 4.30 vs 4.304 (tests/test_cone.py, fixturetests/metal_files/RhCpMe5Cl2PMe3.xyz). Newcone_angleandmetal_centroidresult/CSV columns; Boltzmann averaging covers them.Boltzmann weighting across QM output files and
--energy-window(commit 3)cclibParserexposes the last SCF energy, enthalpy and Gibbs free energy (hartree; gzipped outputs accepted). With--boltzmann, several single-structure input files form one ensemble with anensemble boltzmannrow; energies from outputs are always treated as hartree regardless of--energy-units, and--boltzmann E|Gpicks the field.--energy-window(kcal/mol) leaves out conformers above the threshold with population 0 but keeps them listed. Python:boltzmann_average(runs, window=..., label=...), withenergy_rel,in_window,energy_keyon each run.run.energyis now always kcal/mol (noted under Changed in the changelog).example_gaussianresult from its nine pentane outputs (trimmed to the last optimisation step and gzipped, 105 KB intests/qm_files/): wL 6.33, wB1 1.79 (ours 1.80), wB5 3.75 (ours 3.74), populations within 0.3 % (tests/test_qm_ensemble.py).Not ported, on purpose
-a1/-a2L definition for half-sandwich ligands (extent of the ligand along the axis); DBSTEP reports L from the metal like every other measurement.Full suite: 409 passed, 2 skipped (RDKit); ruff clean. README, CHANGELOG (Unreleased) and CLAUDE.md updated. Version bump to 2.2.0 can follow in a separate PR once this is merged.
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