fix: cover CALYPSO element distance radii

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Summary

• retain the existing CALYPSO safe-distance values where defined
• fall back to ASE maintained covalent radii for all other elements
• add an oxygen trajectory regression test

Tests

• PYTHONPATH=tests python -m unittest -v tests.op.test_run_caly_model_devi.TestRunCalyModelDevi.test_parse_traj_supports_elements_outside_legacy_table tests.op.test_run_caly_model_devi.TestRunCalyModelDevi.test_00_parse_traj
• isort --check-only dpgen2/op/run_caly_model_devi.py tests/op/test_run_caly_model_devi.py
• git diff --check

Closes #353

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[wanghan-iapcm]

The crash is real and worth fixing - I reproduced KeyError: 'O' on master, and your regression test does expose it (reverting the call site gives KeyError: 'O' at exactly the line #353 points at, with 4/4 passing once the fix is applied). But I'd like the fallback to come from a different source before this lands, and there is a rebase needed regardless.

dpgen2 already has the table you need

dpgen2/exploration/selector/distance_conf_filter.py ships a 97-element safe_dist_dict in the same unit convention, consumed with the identical * 0.529 / 1.2 formula and the same # bohr -> ang comment. It covers every element #353 names:

O 1.32   N 1.32   F 1.26   Cl 1.65   Fe 1.9   Ni 1.9   Cu 1.9

The 26-entry dict in run_caly_model_devi.py is a truncated copy of it - of 15 entries I sampled, 11 are byte-identical and the other 4 differ by exactly 1.1x or 1.2x (Li 1.5/1.8, C 1.1/1.32, S 1.5/1.65, Na 1.45/1.595). Issue #353 asked for exactly this: "reuse the covalent-radius data already present elsewhere in the package."

Importing it would fix the crash, keep the two distance filters in dpgen2 mutually consistent, and let the local 26-entry duplicate be deleted. As written, the PR leaves the package with three different radius conventions.

Why the source matters numerically

ASE covalent radii are a different physical quantity, not the same numbers in another unit. Fitting them to the legacy values gives a ratio spanning 0.46 to 1.39 with median 0.71 - a threefold scatter, so no unit conversion reconciles them. The clearest evidence is that the legacy table inverts the periodic trend: Na 1.45 < Li 1.50, and Mg 1.70 > Na 1.45. Every real radius set has Na larger than both (ASE covalent: Li 1.28, Na 1.66, Mg 1.41). These are empirical CALYPSO-style minimum separations, not radii.

The practical effect is uneven rather than uniformly strict, which is worth stating precisely: for O (ratio 0.945) and F (0.855) the ASE fallback is slightly more lenient than the shared table, while N, Cl, Fe, Ni, Cu and the heavy metals get stricter. At the stricter end it does reject real structures:

case	shortest real d	dr from this PR	dr from the shared table
alpha-U, ambient ground state (4-atom Cmcm)	2.754 A	3.267 A -> REJECTED	2.469 A -> kept
Ta bcc, ambient	2.867 A	2.833 A (1.2% margin)	2.204 A
V bcc, ambient	2.615 A	2.550 A (2.5% margin)	1.763 A

Ta and V sit within a few percent of rejection at ambient pressure, so a small compression crosses the line - and CALYPSO trajectories are precisely the workload that generates compressed frames. Rejected frames just disappear from selected_traj with no log line, so this would be silent loss of training data rather than a visible failure.

The test can't catch a wrong magnitude

The two oxygen atoms are 8.66 A apart, roughly 8x any plausible threshold, and the assertions are only assertIsNotNone plus len(selected) == 1. I mutation-tested it against your branch:

return 0.0                                     -> Ran 4 tests ... OK   (filter disabled entirely)
return covalent_radii[...] * 0.529  (inverted) -> Ran 4 tests ... OK   (8x too small)

Both broken fallbacks keep the suite green. Since choosing a magnitude is the whole substance of this change, please add an assertion that actually binds - e.g. two Fe atoms at 2.1 A, which the shared table keeps (dr 1.675) and the ASE fallback rejects (dr 2.20). That single case would have surfaced this difference on its own.

Also needs a rebase

The branch is 112 commits behind master (base fa4a4cf) and GitHub reports CONFLICTING. The real semantic change is only about 29 lines - the 267-line diff is an artifact of the stale merge-base. CI cannot go green until this is rebased.

[wanghan-iapcm]

Please source this from dpgen2/exploration/selector/distance_conf_filter.py, which already defines a 97-element safe_dist_dict in this exact convention and applies the same * 0.529 / 1.2 transform. It covers all seven elements #353 names (O 1.32, N 1.32, F 1.26, Cl 1.65, Fe 1.9, Ni 1.9, Cu 1.9), and the 26-entry dict above is a truncated copy of it - 11 of 15 sampled values are byte-identical, the rest differ by exactly 1.1x or 1.2x.

ASE covalent radii are a different quantity: fitting them to the legacy values gives a ratio of 0.46-1.39, median 0.71. Concretely, safe_radius("U") returns 1.96/0.529 = 3.705, so dr = 3.267 A, above alpha-uranium's ambient shortest U-U of 2.754 A - every frame silently discarded. The shared table gives 2.469 A and keeps it. Ta and V land within 1-3% of their thresholds at ambient pressure.

Using the shared table would also let this local duplicate go away. Keep a guarded .get() with a clear error for anything it lacks (it stops at Cf and is missing Bk).

[wanghan-iapcm]

This claim is dimensionally coherent but not true of the data. The table is not covalent radii in Bohr - it inverts the periodic trend (Na 1.45 < Li 1.50, Mg 1.70 > Na 1.45), which no real radius set does, and the element-wise ratio to covalent_radii/0.529 scatters over 0.46-1.39 rather than sitting at 1.0.

Worth correcting rather than just softening, because this comment is what licenses treating the two sources as interchangeable after a /0.529. For provenance: the table arrived in fa4c0db (#225) with no unit annotation at all, and the only "bohr" comment in the repo was written later, in e963cc8, about the other table in distance_conf_filter.py.

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