macOS / Apple MPS support, dependency fixes, and faster inference - #19
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Compiled bytecode was committed to the repository and showed up as modified on every run. Ignore it along with virtualenvs, downloaded data, and the temporary directories cascadia creates while running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pyteomics >= 5 requires the psims package to parse mzML, so declare it as a dependency. It also returns an empty list instead of None for absent terminal modifications, which Peptide.split turned into spurious "[+0.000000]-" tokens. That inflated the MassIVE-KB vocabulary from 28 to 30 tokens and made the published checkpoints impossible to load. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
torch.nn.TransformerEncoder's sparsity fast path calls _nested_tensor_from_mask_left_aligned, which is not implemented for Apple MPS and crashes inference there. Spectra within a batch have similar lengths, so the fast path bought nothing anyway. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
predict_step re-ran the full spectrum encoder at every one of the 32 greedy decoding steps, and the decoder re-processed the whole prefix (including the cross-attention projections of all peaks) each step. Now the encoder runs once per batch, and only once per unique spectrum, since the augmented spectra for the candidate charge states share identical peaks and the charge only enters the decoder. Decoding uses a new PeptideTransformerDecoder.greedy_decode that caches self-attention keys/values and the memory projections, processes only the newest token per step, and stops once every sequence has emitted a stop token. It reuses the trained weights and matches nn.TransformerDecoder step for step (0 token mismatches over the demo set, probabilities ~1e-5). Two smaller fixes: tensors are moved to the CPU before detokenizing (iterating a GPU tensor element-wise forced a device sync per token), and the peptide score now sums the log-confidences of the decoded tokens up to and including the stop token. Previously the slice length was the character count of the peptide string, so modified peptides such as C[Carbamidomethyl] included junk tokens decoded after the stop token and were scored too low. Decoded sequences are unchanged. On the demo file: 198 -> 10 ms per spectrum on CPU, 83 -> 3.7 ms on MPS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
write_asf formatted the identical peak list once per candidate charge state; format it once and reuse it (output is byte-identical). AsfParser.read converted every peak value with Python float(); parse each BEGIN/END IONS block's peak rows with numpy in one go, falling back to the row-by-row filter for irregular blocks. The resulting HDF5 index is identical. CHARGE values with more than one digit are now read correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Select the accelerator as CUDA, then MPS, then CPU, with a new -d/--device option to override. - Load checkpoints with torch.load(weights_only=False): the checkpoints contain numpy scalars that PyTorch >= 2.6 refuses by default. - Import write_results, which was never imported in this module, and read the PTM file from the path given with -p instead of 'ptms.json'. - Use in-process data loading on macOS, where spawned DataLoader workers cannot pickle the tokenizer's numba dictionaries. - Raise the default inference batch size to 128; MPS is dispatch-bound below that (demo: 52 s at 32 vs 14 s at 128). - Print per-phase timings at the end of `cascadia sequence`. - Update the docs: macOS is supported, new defaults. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The unanchored pattern also matched cascadia/depthcharge/data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Windows, like macOS, starts DataLoader workers with spawn, so the dataset (and the tokenizer's unpicklable numba dictionaries) would have to be pickled. Only Linux forks the workers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The old pins (lightning<2.1 together with pytorch-lightning<2.0, numpy<2.0, and a runtime setuptools<70 pin) forced pip onto packages without wheels for recent Python versions. On Google Colab the install ended up compiling numpy and pydantic-core from source and failed. Depend on lightning 2.x only (its wheel provides both lightning.pytorch and the pytorch_lightning mirror), import lightning.pytorch directly, allow numpy 2, drop the setuptools pin, and require Python >= 3.10, which the codebase already needs for its type hints. Verified end to end on the demo file with identical predictions in fresh environments with Python 3.12 (MPS) and 3.13 (CPU) on torch 2.14, Lightning 2.6, numpy 2.5, and in the existing Python 3.10 environment with Lightning 2.0.9 and numpy 1.26. Also document how to run the demo on Google Colab. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds cross-platform device support, refactors ASF parsing, normalizes peptide modifications, introduces cached greedy decoding, updates prediction integration, and refreshes dependencies and documentation. ChangesInference pipeline
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Downloaded checkpoints may execute arbitrary code, and valid fine-tuning checkpoints can fail to load. Non-default inference widths and malformed ASF inputs can also produce incorrect behavior or abort processing, so these issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant sequence
participant AugmentedSpec2Pep
participant SpectrumTransformerEncoder
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sequence->>AugmentedSpec2Pep: load model and run prediction
AugmentedSpec2Pep->>SpectrumTransformerEncoder: encode unique spectra
SpectrumTransformerEncoder-->>AugmentedSpec2Pep: encoded memory
AugmentedSpec2Pep->>PeptideTransformerDecoder.greedy_decode: decode with stop token and length bound
PeptideTransformerDecoder.greedy_decode-->>AugmentedSpec2Pep: tokens and confidences
AugmentedSpec2Pep-->>sequence: CPU detokenized results
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485-492: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRestore per-block error handling in the ASF read loop.
The previous inline parsing ran inside a
tryblock that caughtIndexError,KeyError, andValueError, skipped the spectrum, and logged a count of skipped spectra._parse_blocknow runs without that protection. One malformed block aborts the whole indexing run. Two concrete cases:
- A block with no peak rows produces
peaksof shape(0, 4), and a preprocessing function such asscale_to_unit_normthen raises on empty intensities.- A
CHARGE=line without digits makesre.match(r"\d+", ...)returnNone, so.group()raisesAttributeErrorat Line 424.Wrap the call and keep the skip counter.
♻️ Proposed fix to keep skipping malformed blocks
def read(self) -> BaseParser: """Read the ms data file. Returns ------- Self """ block = None + n_skipped = 0 with open(self.path) as asf: for line in tqdm(asf, desc=str(self.path), unit="lines"): if line.startswith("BEGIN IONS"): block = [] elif line.startswith("END IONS"): if block is not None: - self._parse_block(block) + try: + self._parse_block(block) + except ( + AttributeError, + IndexError, + KeyError, + ValueError, + ): + n_skipped += 1 block = None elif block is not None: block.append(line) + + if n_skipped: + LOGGER.warning( + "Skipped %d spectra with invalid precursor info", n_skipped + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cascadia/cascadia.py`:
- Line 116: Update the augment_spectra call to pass the parsed
augmentation_width as its scan-width argument, ensuring --width affects
augmented spectra as well as the result time window.
- Line 75: Update the checkpoint loading call in cascadia.py to use safe
weights-only deserialization instead of weights_only=False. If required
checkpoint contents need NumPy types, add only the narrowly scoped necessary
allowlist; otherwise preserve the existing loading behavior without enabling
arbitrary pickle execution.
- Around line 195-219: Update the checkpoint-loading flow around load_model to
restore or validate the checkpoint’s max_charge and tokenizer vocabulary
metadata before constructing the model, ensuring decoder.charge_encoder and
tokenizer-dependent parameters match the saved state. Preserve the existing CLI
configuration for new training runs and reject incompatible checkpoints with a
clear validation error rather than allowing load_state_dict to fail.
In `@cascadia/depthcharge/transformers/peptides.py`:
- Around line 463-473: Update _positional_encoding and the positional-encoder
handling in _PeptideTransformer so greedy_decode supports only encoders with the
required positional interface, or routes custom callable encoders through a
compatible single-position method. Prevent unconditional access to sin_term and
cos_term for arbitrary callables while preserving the existing Identity and
built-in PositionalEncoder behavior.
In `@docs/source/getting_started.md`:
- Line 33: Remove the unsupported --format option from the sequence() usage
documentation table, leaving --out as the output argument and documenting the
writer’s .ssl output behavior.
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In `@cascadia/depthcharge/data/parsers.py`:
- Around line 485-492: Update the ASF read loop around _parse_block to catch
malformed-block parsing errors, including IndexError, KeyError, ValueError, and
AttributeError, so the current block is skipped without aborting indexing.
Preserve and increment the existing skipped-spectrum counter and its logging
behavior when parsing fails.
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| >= 2.6) refuses to unpickle, so the weights are loaded explicitly here. | ||
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| checkpoint = torch.load(model_ckpt_path, map_location='cpu', weights_only=False) |
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For PyTorch versions supported by torch>=2.2.0, calling torch.load(..., weights_only=False) indeed uses Python's pickle module under the hood [1][2]. Because pickle is inherently insecure, this operation can execute arbitrary code contained within a maliciously crafted checkpoint; consequently, you must never load checkpoints from untrusted sources when weights_only=False [1][2][3]. For scenarios where you must load checkpoints containing complex objects (such as those with NumPy scalar metadata) while maintaining security, PyTorch provides an allowlisting mechanism to restrict unpickling to a trusted set of classes and functions [1][4]. You can manage this allowlist using the following tools: 1. torch.serialization.add_safe_globals(list_of_objects): Globally adds specified classes or functions to the allowed list [1][5][4]. 2. torch.serialization.safe_globals(list_of_objects): A context manager that allows specified globals only within the scope of the block [6][4]. For complex cases like NumPy dtypes that may be dynamically constructed during unpickling, you should allowlist the specific type object [4]. For example, if you encounter errors regarding NumPy dtypes, you can allowlist them by passing the specific type to these functions, such as torch.serialization.add_safe_globals([type(np.dtype(np.float32))]) [4]. Additionally, you can use torch.serialization.get_unsafe_globals_in_checkpoint(f) to statically identify which globals in a specific checkpoint file are currently not allowlisted [5][4].
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Use safe checkpoint loading.
weights_only=False enables pickle deserialization and can execute code from a malicious checkpoint. Use weights_only=True, with narrowly scoped allowlisting for required NumPy types, or enforce verified checkpoint signatures before loading.
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In `@cascadia/cascadia.py` at line 75, Update the checkpoint loading call in
cascadia.py to use safe weights-only deserialization instead of
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| print("Augmenting spectra from:", spectrum_file) | ||
| asf_file, isolation_window_size, cycle_time = augment_spectra(spectrum_file, temp_path, max_charge=max_charge) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Pass --width to augment_spectra().
augmentation_width is parsed from --width, but this call uses the default scan_width=1. A non-default value only changes the result time window at Line 140. It does not change the augmented spectra. Pass the selected width to preserve the command contract.
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- asf_file, isolation_window_size, cycle_time = augment_spectra(spectrum_file, temp_path, max_charge=max_charge)
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| asf_file, isolation_window_size, cycle_time = augment_spectra(spectrum_file, temp_path, max_charge=max_charge) | |
| asf_file, isolation_window_size, cycle_time = augment_spectra( | |
| spectrum_file, | |
| temp_path, | |
| scan_width=augmentation_width, | |
| max_charge=max_charge, | |
| ) |
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In `@cascadia/cascadia.py` at line 116, Update the augment_spectra call to pass
the parsed augmentation_width as its scan-width argument, ensuring --width
affects augmented spectra as well as the result time window.
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| train_dataset = AnnotatedSpectrumDataset(tokenizer, index_path=train_spectrum_file, preprocessing_fn=[scale_intensity(scaling="root"), scale_to_unit_norm]) | ||
| val_dataset = AnnotatedSpectrumDataset(tokenizer, index_path=val_spectrum_file, preprocessing_fn=[scale_intensity(scaling="root"), scale_to_unit_norm]) | ||
| else: | ||
| train_dataset = AnnotatedSpectrumDataset(tokenizer, train_spectrum_file, index_path=train_index_filename, preprocessing_fn=[scale_intensity(scaling="root"), scale_to_unit_norm]) | ||
| val_dataset = AnnotatedSpectrumDataset(tokenizer, val_spectrum_file, index_path=val_index_filename, preprocessing_fn=[scale_intensity(scaling="root"), scale_to_unit_norm]) | ||
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| train_loader = train_dataset.loader(batch_size=batch_size, num_workers=10, pin_memory=True, shuffle=True) | ||
| val_loader = val_dataset.loader(batch_size=batch_size, num_workers=10, pin_memory=True) | ||
| train_loader = train_dataset.loader(batch_size=batch_size, num_workers=dataloader_workers(10), pin_memory=(device == 'gpu'), shuffle=True) | ||
| val_loader = val_dataset.loader(batch_size=batch_size, num_workers=dataloader_workers(10), pin_memory=(device == 'gpu')) | ||
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| print("Training model from scratch") | ||
| model = AugmentedSpec2Pep( | ||
| d_model = 512, | ||
| n_layers = 9, | ||
| n_head = 8, | ||
| dim_feedforward = 1024, | ||
| dropout = 0, | ||
| rt_width = augmentation_width, | ||
| tokenizer=tokenizer, | ||
| max_charge=max_charge, | ||
| lr=lr | ||
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| print("Loading model from checkpoint:", model_ckpt_path) | ||
| model = AugmentedSpec2Pep.load_from_checkpoint( | ||
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| d_model = 512, | ||
| n_layers = 9, | ||
| n_head = 8, | ||
| dim_feedforward = 1024, | ||
| dropout = 0, | ||
| rt_width = 2, | ||
| tokenizer=tokenizer, | ||
| max_charge=max_charge, | ||
| lr=lr | ||
| ) | ||
| model = load_model(model_ckpt_path, tokenizer, rt_width=2, max_charge=max_charge, lr=lr) |
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Restore checkpoint-compatible runtime configuration before loading. When --model references a checkpoint trained with a different --max_charge, load_model constructs decoder.charge_encoder with the current CLI value, then load_state_dict fails because charge_encoder.weight has a different shape. Store and restore max_charge and tokenizer vocabulary metadata, or validate these values before loading.
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tokenizer vocabulary metadata before constructing the model, ensuring
decoder.charge_encoder and tokenizer-dependent parameters match the saved state.
Preserve the existing CLI configuration for new training runs and reject
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| def _positional_encoding( | ||
| encoder: torch.nn.Module, position: int, x: torch.Tensor | ||
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| """Add the positional encoding for a single sequence position.""" | ||
| if isinstance(encoder, torch.nn.Identity): | ||
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| sin_pos = torch.sin(pos / encoder.sin_term) | ||
| cos_pos = torch.cos(pos / encoder.cos_term) | ||
| return x + torch.cat([sin_pos, cos_pos])[None, None, :] |
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Handle custom positional encoders in greedy_decode.
For the built-in PositionalEncoder, _positional_encoding matches PositionalEncoder.forward, including ceil(d_model / 2) sine features, cosine features, concatenation order, scaling, and odd d_model values. However, _PeptideTransformer.__init__ stores any callable positional encoder, while _positional_encoding accesses encoder.sin_term and encoder.cos_term for every non-Identity encoder. A custom callable therefore can raise AttributeError during greedy_decode. Restrict the accepted encoder type or provide a compatible single-position interface for custom encoders.
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In `@cascadia/depthcharge/transformers/peptides.py` around lines 463 - 473, Update
_positional_encoding and the positional-encoder handling in _PeptideTransformer
so greedy_decode supports only encoders with the required positional interface,
or routes custom callable encoders through a compatible single-position method.
Prevent unconditional access to sin_term and cos_term for arbitrary callables
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| ```sh | ||
| pip install cascadia gdown | ||
| gdown --folder https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UTrZIrCdUqYqscbqga_KdX8kc8ZjMMfr | ||
| cascadia sequence Cascadia/demo.mzML Cascadia/cascadia.ckpt --out demo_results |
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Remove the unsupported --format option from the usage table.
sequence() accepts --out as an argparse abbreviation for --outfile, so the Colab command does not fail parsing. The parser has no --format argument, and the writer always produces .ssl output. Remove --format from docs/source/usage.md.
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In `@docs/source/getting_started.md` at line 33, Remove the unsupported --format
option from the sequence() usage documentation table, leaving --out as the
output argument and documenting the writer’s .ssl output behavior.
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Thank you so much for this contribution. We are actually in the process of migrating the cascadia code into the casanovo codebase. In that process, some of these changes will become redundant. I am going to close this PR. Hopefully, in a few weeks you'll be able to try the new, merged version. |
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Hi! I wanted to get Cascadia running on my Apple silicon machine (M3 Max, via PyTorch's MPS backend) and hit a few bugs along the way, mostly from newer versions of pyteomics, PyTorch, and the dependency pins. I worked through them together with Claude, and while we were at it we profiled the inference loop and found redundant work that was easy to cache away. The decoded sequences are unchanged and the benchmarks on the demo data look nice, so I thought this might be useful upstream. Happy to split it up, drop parts, or adjust anything. I used my MacBook for benchmarking and Google Colab to test the GPU.
Most of the code in this PR was written by Claude with me steering, reviewing, and running the checks. I've tried to describe the verification we did below so you can judge for yourself.
Getting it to run again
With a fresh
pip installtoday,mainfails before inference starts. Fixes:lightning<2.1together withpytorch-lightning<2.0,numpy<2.0, and a runtimesetuptools<70pin forced pip onto packages without wheels for current Python. On Google Colab it tried to compile numpy and pydantic-core from source and failed; I believe this is the "second torch issue" from Fix dependency conflicts, add psims, CI workflow, and end-to-end test #18. Nowlightning>=2.0,<3only (its wheel also provides thepytorch_lightningmirror), code importslightning.pytorchdirectly, numpy 2 is allowed, no setuptools pin, Python ≥ 3.10 (the type hints already required it).psimspackage to parse mzML; added as a dependency.[]instead ofNonefor absent terminal modifications.Peptide.splitturned that into a spurious[+0.000000]-token, so the MassIVE-KB vocabulary grew from 28 to 30 tokens and the published checkpoints couldn't be loaded anymore (size mismatch for decoder.aa_encoder.weight).weights_only=Trueintorch.load, which rejects the numpy scalars in the checkpoints' optimizer state. Weights are now loaded explicitly.write_resultswasn't imported incascadia.py, and-p/--modificationsreadptms.jsoninstead of the given path.TransformerEncodernested-tensor fast path uses an op that isn't implemented for MPS (now disabled; it didn't help here anyway), and spawnedDataLoaderworkers can't pickle the tokenizer's numba dicts, so data loading runs in-process on macOS and Windows. Device selection is CUDA → MPS → CPU, with a-d/--deviceoverride.I think this fixes #5 (Mac crash at prediction) and the install part of #8 (Colab). The docs now include a short Colab section.
Inference speedups
Profiling showed that
predict_stepre-ran the full spectrum encoder at every one of the 32 greedy decoding steps, and the decoder re-processed the whole prefix each step (including the cross-attention projections of all peaks). Changes:PeptideTransformerDecoder.greedy_decodewith KV caching: self-attention keys/values and the memory projections are cached, only the newest token is processed each step, and decoding stops early once every sequence in the batch has emitted the stop token. It reuses the trained weights and matchesnn.TransformerDecoderstep for step.write_asfformats each peak list once instead of once per charge (byte-identical output);AsfParserbulk-parses peak blocks with numpy (identical HDF5 index).Benchmark on the demo file with
cascadia.ckpt, alternating old/new implementations on the same batches with the same weights (two rounds each), on an M3 Max. Caveat: one small file, one machine; the exact factors will shift with peaks per spectrum and hardware.("Old on MPS" is the old decoding loop with only the nested-tensor flag disabled, since the original crashed on MPS.)
End-to-end
cascadia sequenceon the demo file with the new code:This is of course on the test dataset so likely not as drastic on full files.
Verification
predict_stepon all 120 batches of the demo set: 0 sequence mismatches.nn.TransformerDecoder, step by step: 0 token mismatches over 3648 tokens, probabilities agree to ~1e-5..asfwriter output is byte-identical to the old one; the new parser produces an identical HDF5 index (all fields).One behavior change I'd like your opinion on
The old peptide score summed per-token log-confidences over
len(peptide_string) + 1entries. For unmodified peptides that's the token count plus the stop token, but for modified peptides (e.g.SVEEYANC[Carbamidomethyl]HLAR: 12 tokens, 29 characters) it also multiplied in the confidences of junk tokens decoded after the stop token, which lowered their scores (0.87 → 0.999 in one example). The new code sums over the decoded tokens up to and including the stop token. Sequences are unchanged, but modified peptides now score higher and a few more of them pass the default 0.8 threshold. If you'd rather keep the original scoring for comparability with the paper, that's a small change and I'm happy to do it.Housekeeping
.gitignoreand removed the tracked__pycache__/*.pycfiles.--device.Not covered
.asftraining data at hand). Training code paths are untouched apart from using the same checkpoint loader for fine-tuning and in-process data loading on macOS/Windows.write_resultsstill fetches Unimod over the network on every run (4 to 12 s, and the cause of http://www.unimod.org/xml/unimod_tables.xml empty or not found #6 and issue fetching unimod_tables.xml #12 behind firewalls); numba JIT inside spectrum_utils costs ~2.5 s per process. Both would be easy follow-ups.Thanks for the tool, and for putting the checkpoints and demo data out there. That made this very easy to test.
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