ENH: Physics-informed cardiac motion with a neo-Hookean loss, tutorials 16-18 - #126
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…ls 16-18 TrainPhysicsNeMoMGN scores predicted motion on displacement alone, so nothing in its loss rules out motion no myocardium could undergo: an element may inflate, thin past what tissue allows, or invert outright, and an L2 term notices only to the extent the vertices land in the wrong place. Add a neo-Hookean strain energy to that loss, which prices those deformations, and read out the Cauchy stress the same law implies. Add train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_motion, holding both the constitutive law and the trainer so a future train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_flow mirrors it: - NeoHookeanResidual computes W, the incompressibility penalty and the Cauchy stress on tensors, clamping J away from zero so an inverted element is counted and reported rather than returning NaN. - neo_hookean_pde states the same energy symbolically for PhysicsNeMo Sym, which supplies the spatial derivatives through its least-squares reconstruction, the method built for unstructured meshes. - TrainPhysicsNeMoPhysicsInformedMotion adds lambda_physics * (energy + incompressibility) to the data term. The two formulations are deliberate: the symbolic one is what training differentiates, the tensor one is what yields stress for export, which the symbolic path does not hand back. A test cross-checks them on one field so they cannot drift apart. The residual is measured against each subject's own fitted reference, never the shared template. Targets are phase minus fitted reference, so that fit is the undeformed state; measuring against the population mean would charge every subject a strain energy for merely being shaped unlike the mean, confusing variation between subjects with deformation within one. TrainPhysicsNeMoBase therefore grows two seams: _iter_batches yields the batch's dataset indices, and _compute_loss becomes an overridable method defaulting to the MSE it computed inline. Both are behavior-preserving; PhaseSampleDataset gains subject_ids so a batch row can be traced to its subject. A strain energy needs a deformation gradient, which needs volume elements, which the surface shape model of tutorials 6 to 8 does not have. Add tutorials 16 (prep), 17 (train) and 18 (infer), which build their own tetrahedral model: extract_tetrahedra then trim_tetrahedra_to_surface fill the unbiased mean surface, and WorkflowCreateStatisticalModel decomposes the population against that template. Every subject inherits the template's topology, so one set of element node ids stays valid across the cohort. Tutorials 1 to 15 are unmodified; only tutorial 4's surfaces and tutorial 2's weights are read. Tutorial 17 also trains a lambda_physics = 0 model on identical data. That ablation is the only comparison isolating the physics term; measuring against tutorial 9 would confound it with the change from a surface shape model to a volumetric one. This is the first caller of solve_for_surface_pca=False, which exposed a latent bug: _step4_build_pca_inputs charged every point its distance to the measured surface, so a volume template's interior nodes reported the wall thickness rather than the registration's shortfall. Restrict that residual to boundary nodes. Diagnostic only; geometry was unaffected. ssm_element_size_mm defaults to 1.5 mm on measurement, not assumption: extract_tetrahedra resamples with a vote and drops any wall thinner than the element size. Against the 208,259 mm^3 the Duke mean surface encloses, the template holds 99.5% at 1.0 mm (305,696 nodes), 88.3% at 1.5 mm (100,903 nodes) and 72.1% at 2.0 mm. The sweep is recorded in the parameter's docstring so the constant is not bare. No new dependency: physicsnemo.sym ships inside nvidia-physicsnemo and is imported lazily, so import physiotwin4d still works without it.
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WalkthroughAdds neo-Hookean physics-informed motion training on tetrahedral meshes, Duke Heart preparation, stress-aware inference, registration diagnostics, validation, public exports, and documentation. ChangesPhysics-informed cardiac motion
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408-410: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe two epoch loss accumulators are never reset and never read.
_epoch_data_lossand_epoch_physics_lossgrow over the whole run, not per epoch, and no code in this cohort reports them. The comment claims epoch bookkeeping "so the two loss terms can be reported apart". Either reset them per epoch and expose them, or remove them.Also applies to: 560-560, 582-582
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In `@docs/api/physicsnemo/index.rst`:
- Around line 37-39: Update the TrainPhysicsNeMoPhysicsInformedMotion entry to
describe training the physics loss without claiming it yields stress, and direct
users to NeoHookeanResidual or Tutorial 18 for stress output.
In `@docs/api/physicsnemo/physics_informed_motion.rst`:
- Around line 15-24: Update the energy description to distinguish the clamped
Jacobian used in logarithmic terms from the raw determinant J used for
incompressibility, documenting the safeguard for inverted tetrahedra while
preserving the existing equation context.
In `@docs/tutorials.rst`:
- Around line 1373-1381: The tutorials overview summary must reflect the newly
added Tutorials 16–18 and their three scripts. Update the overview counts and
Duke tutorial-chain description to include Tutorials 16–18, using the existing
summary wording and structure in the documentation.
In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Line 362: Remove the mypy exclusions for
parameters_duke_heart_physics_informed and the related tutorial scripts, keeping
these Python modules covered by strict mypy; if third-party optional imports
fail type checking, add narrow dependency-specific overrides instead of
excluding the modules.
In `@src/physiotwin4d/train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_motion.py`:
- Around line 564-570: Update _compute_loss so the displacement conversion and
entire physics residual loop, including self._informer.forward, execute inside
torch.amp.autocast(device_type=pred.device.type, enabled=False); keep the
residual calculations in float32 while preserving the existing loss behavior.
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corresponding updates at the other referenced locations; do not add reporting or
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A Tutorial 16 run died mid-cohort with a bare AssertionError from
icon_registration's register_pair, naming neither which image was at
fault nor why:
assert(np.max(B_npy) != np.min(B_npy))
B is the moving image. The Greedy affine had diverged -- its reported
loss was -0.0, a zero NCC, meaning no overlap left -- and
TransformTools.transform_image then filled the entire output grid with
its background_value of 0.0, because every sample landed outside the
moving image. unigradicon.preprocess maps a uniform volume to a uniform
0.5, and the assert fires several stages downstream of the cause.
Guard both distance maps where they are built, and the warped moving map
before it reaches ICON, where the Greedy loss is still in hand to explain
it. The error now names the side that degenerated, the value it collapsed
to, the loss that produced it, and the fact that Greedy is seeded
nondeterministically so a re-run is worth trying -- the workflows cache
their artifacts, so a re-run resumes at the failed item. A failure before
any registration has run is reported differently, pointing at the
geometry rather than blaming a stage that never executed.
The incident raised a second question that turned out to be a test gap
rather than a defect. On this cohort, which sits at z ~ 1800 mm in CT
table coordinates, a near-identity Greedy matrix displaces voxels by tens
of millimetres, since the linear block is applied about the world origin.
That is arithmetically correct for a bare 4x4 -- and
RegisterImagesGreedy._matrix_to_itk_affine encodes it correctly, pairing
SetMatrix(M) with SetCenter(0,0,0) -- but nothing tested it: the only
guard used a pure translation, so the linear block was the identity and
every reading of it agreed, probed at a single point where any error can
be absorbed by the translation.
Add KnownAffineCase, which rotates as well as translates and can place
the grid anywhere in space, and run the same known affine twice: near the
origin and at z + 1800 mm. Both recover it to 2.13 mm at the worst of six
probes spread across the volume, which settles the convention -- the
conversion is right, and the -0.0 observation was a genuine divergence.
Repair three defects in the physics-informed motion module, all of which
made a diagnostic lie:
- The inversion counter could never move. PhysicsInformedMotion built a
NeoHookeanResidual but never called it, so the count was always zero,
which made the trainer's property always zero and Tutorial 17's warning
unreachable. The symbolic energy clamps J to stay finite, so without a
working counter an inversion left no trace at all. Expose the unclamped
determinant as a PDE output and count non-positive entries of the J
already computed -- no extra deformation-gradient work.
- The two loss components were accumulated and never read or reset,
while the module docstring, the class docstring and Tutorial 17 all
claimed they were reported separately. Add a _log_epoch seam to
TrainPhysicsNeMoBase beside the existing epoch log, matching the
_compute_loss seam, and override it to report the data and physics
terms apart. This is what makes lambda_physics choosable: the terms are
in different units, so a total cannot say how they balance.
- Counting and accumulating forced a host synchronization per batch.
Both accumulators and the inversion count are now device tensors,
materialized only when read.
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In `@src/physiotwin4d/train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_motion.py`:
- Around line 628-646: Update _log_epoch to all-reduce the detached data loss,
physics loss, epoch batch count, and inverted_element_count across distributed
ranks before computing log values. Ensure rank 0 logs globally aggregated data
and physics metrics and inversion count, while preserving the existing weighted
physics calculation and formatting.
- Around line 334-347: Ensure PhysicsInformedMotion binds its PhysicsInformer
residual to context.device before training, or rejects a residual whose device
differs from context.device, so connectivity and reference tensors share the
prediction device. Update the default-construction path around PhysicsInformer
and add a CUDA regression test covering a residual created without an explicit
device.
In `@tests/test_register_models_distance_maps.py`:
- Around line 9-11: Update the module docstring in
tests/test_register_models_distance_maps.py to state that the tests use
synthetic 4x4x4 ITK images, preserving the existing description and test
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378-385: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the inversion counter with its unit.
PhysicsInformedMotionreconstructs gradients at every node. The accumulatedresiduals["jacobian"]values therefore count inverted nodes, not tetrahedral elements. The public property is namedinverted_element_count, so training diagnostics can report an incorrect count. Rename the metric toinverted_node_countand update consumers, or compute one determinant per tetrahedral element.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/developer/migration_next.md`:
- Around line 42-43: Update the inverse computation around GetInverse in the
migration example to check its boolean result before using inverse, and raise an
error when inversion fails; preserve the existing transform handling for
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TrainPhysicsNeMoMGN scores predicted motion on displacement alone, so nothing in its loss rules out motion no myocardium could undergo: an element may inflate, thin past what tissue allows, or invert outright, and an L2 term notices only to the extent the vertices land in the wrong place. Add a neo-Hookean strain energy to that loss, which prices those deformations, and read out the Cauchy stress the same law implies.
Add train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_motion, holding both the constitutive law and the trainer so a future
train_physicsnemo_physics_informed_flow mirrors it:
The two formulations are deliberate: the symbolic one is what training differentiates, the tensor one is what yields stress for export, which the symbolic path does not hand back. A test cross-checks them on one field so they cannot drift apart.
The residual is measured against each subject's own fitted reference, never the shared template. Targets are phase minus fitted reference, so that fit is the undeformed state; measuring against the population mean would charge every subject a strain energy for merely being shaped unlike the mean, confusing variation between subjects with deformation within one. TrainPhysicsNeMoBase therefore grows two seams: _iter_batches yields the batch's dataset indices, and _compute_loss becomes an overridable method defaulting to the MSE it computed inline. Both are behavior-preserving; PhaseSampleDataset gains subject_ids so a batch row can be traced to its subject.
A strain energy needs a deformation gradient, which needs volume elements, which the surface shape model of tutorials 6 to 8 does not have. Add tutorials 16 (prep), 17 (train) and 18 (infer), which build their own tetrahedral model: extract_tetrahedra then trim_tetrahedra_to_surface fill the unbiased mean surface, and WorkflowCreateStatisticalModel decomposes the population against that template. Every subject inherits the template's topology, so one set of element node ids stays valid across the cohort. Tutorials 1 to 15 are unmodified; only tutorial 4's surfaces and tutorial 2's weights are read.
Tutorial 17 also trains a lambda_physics = 0 model on identical data. That ablation is the only comparison isolating the physics term; measuring against tutorial 9 would confound it with the change from a surface shape model to a volumetric one.
This is the first caller of solve_for_surface_pca=False, which exposed a latent bug: _step4_build_pca_inputs charged every point its distance to the measured surface, so a volume template's interior nodes reported the wall thickness rather than the registration's shortfall. Restrict that residual to boundary nodes. Diagnostic only; geometry was unaffected.
ssm_element_size_mm defaults to 1.5 mm on measurement, not assumption: extract_tetrahedra resamples with a vote and drops any wall thinner than the element size. Against the 208,259 mm^3 the Duke mean surface encloses, the template holds 99.5% at 1.0 mm (305,696 nodes), 88.3% at 1.5 mm (100,903 nodes) and 72.1% at 2.0 mm. The sweep is recorded in the parameter's docstring so the constant is not bare.
No new dependency: physicsnemo.sym ships inside nvidia-physicsnemo and is imported lazily, so import physiotwin4d still works without it.
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