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Address Issue #467

• consolidate generate_synthetic_sf.py and generate_synthetic_sf_ensemble.py into a new script generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py that handles both multi-conformer and multi-model input structures.
• add tests unique to SFC synthetic data generation.

Out of scope

This PR will NOT further consolidate / refactor with lunus_sf synthetic generation scripts. Some functions like load_models vs load_configurations and compute_ensemble_structure_factors vs compute_ensemble_amplitudes appear very similar. However, important details differ, including enforcement on model topology consistency, serial vs joint SF computation over models due to memory limit.

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The code diff is inflated as some older functions are moved around / indented etc.

• Copied verbatim (can skip review): write_sf_input_structure, _build_rs_dataset_for_one_label, process_amplitudes_to_dataset, and the test helpers _toy_single_model / _write_models.
• Moved and adapted: _process_single_row and process_batch, parse_args, merged from both old scripts. compute_ensemble_structure_factors now takes models already loaded. Five tests were moved and now use shared fixtures and classes.
• New code: load_models, which picks the single-model or multi-model path and determines occupancy overwrite accordingly. Refactored shared occupancy logic into resolve_occupancy_values in synthetic_utils.py for reuse.
• New tests: eight tests for load_models, the per-row crystal override and failed-row isolation.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Synthetic structure-factor generation now supports structures with multiple models or alternate conformations, with configurable model populations and occupancy handling.
  • Batch generation supports the same occupancy options, and generated structures can be saved after processing.
  • Single-structure runs use the output directory when no specific output path is provided.

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📝 Walkthrough

The synthetic structure-factor generator now supports multi-conformer and multi-model inputs, occupancy modes, and single-file and batch processing. The former generator is removed, and related tests and references use the consolidated generator.

Changes: Synthetic structure-factor generation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Model loading and occupancy resolution src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py, src/sampleworks/synthetic/synthetic_utils.py, tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py	The generator handles multi-conformer and multi-model inputs. Occupancy values are adjusted to match the number of states and then validated. Tests cover occupancy modes, altloc handling, and invalid inputs.
Population-weighted factors and solvent modes src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py, tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py	Structure-factor calculations use model populations to combine protein factors and solvent masks. Tests compare multi-model and altloc outputs and cover solvent modes.
Single-file and batch output integration src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py, src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf.py, src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_lunus.py, src/sampleworks/core/losses/structure_factor.py, src/sampleworks/synthetic/synthetic_utils.py, tests/losses/conftest.py, tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_ensemble.py, tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py	Row processing, batch processing, and CLI options pass occupancy modes and support both input types. Single-file output uses --output-dir when --output is not set. The former generator and its ensemble test module are removed; related fixtures and references now use the consolidated generator.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Refactor

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Row as _process_single_row
  participant Loader as load_models
  participant Calculator as compute_ensemble_structure_factors
  participant Dataset as process_amplitudes_to_dataset
  Row->>Loader: Load models and resolve populations
  Row->>Calculator: Compute population-weighted factors
  Row->>Dataset: Assemble labeled amplitude, sigma, and phase columns

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 41320

Multi-model inputs that store atoms at occupancy 0 can fail to generate or produce structure factors from incomplete models. The issue is narrow and fixable with a small opt-out in the loader. It is safe to merge with this follow-up.

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- Around line 329-343: Add a `drop_zero_occupancy` opt-out to
`load_structure_for_synthetic_loss` and pass it through `load_filtered`; use it
in the multi-model loading loop so zero-occupancy atoms remain available when
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• src/sampleworks/core/losses/structure_factor.py
• src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf.py
• src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_lunus.py
• src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py
• src/sampleworks/synthetic/synthetic_utils.py
• tests/losses/conftest.py
• tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_ensemble.py
• tests/synthetic/test_generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Multi-model loading still drops zero-occupancy atoms before forcing occupancy to 1.0.

The module docstring says a multi-model file is weighted only by population. The comment on Line 330 also says the file's per-atom occupancies are ignored. The code does not fully do this:

• load_filtered(structure_path, "default", [], model=model) calls load_structure_for_synthetic_loss.
• That function removes every atom with occupancy == 0.0 (synthetic_utils.py Lines 369-372).
• Line 342 then sets the remaining atoms to 1.0.

Atoms stored at occupancy 0 in the input file are therefore removed. They never get the 1.0 the contract promises. Ensemble writers often store occupancy 0 for a model with zero weight. If every atom in a model has occupancy 0, that model becomes empty. atomarray_to_gemmi then raises "Cannot convert an empty AtomArray", so the whole row fails. If only some atoms have occupancy 0, that model loses atoms without any error.

test_multi_model_ignores_file_occupancy_and_altloc_label misses this case because it uses only non-zero occupancies (0.4/0.6).

Add an opt-out for the zero-occupancy filter, and use it in the multi-model path.

🐛 Proposed fix

-        atom_array = load_filtered(structure_path, "default", [], model=model)
+        atom_array = load_filtered(
+            structure_path, "default", [], model=model, drop_zero_occupancy=False
+        )

In synthetic_utils.load_structure_for_synthetic_loss:

def load_structure_for_synthetic_loss(..., model: int = 0, drop_zero_occupancy: bool = True):
    ...
    if drop_zero_occupancy:
        zero_occupancy = atom_array.occupancy == 0.0
        if zero_occupancy.any():
            logger.info(f"Removed {zero_occupancy.sum()} zero-occupancy atoms")
            atom_array = atom_array[~zero_occupancy]

Add a test case in which one model is written with occupancy 0.0. Its MTZ must match the MTZ from multi_model_path.

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Review comment at @src/sampleworks/synthetic/generate_synthetic_sf_sfc.py around
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Add a `drop_zero_occupancy` opt-out to `load_structure_for_synthetic_loss` and
pass it through `load_filtered`; use it in the multi-model loading loop so
zero-occupancy atoms remain available when occupancies are set to 1.0. Preserve
the default filtering behavior for other callers, and add a test confirming a
model written with zero occupancy produces the expected MTZ.

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