Beispiel #1
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    def test_glm_fisher_information(self):
        N = 2000
        T = 1000

        glm = GLM(4)
        glm.weights = randn(glm.dim_in, 1)
        glm.bias = -2.

        inputs = randn(glm.dim_in, N)
        outputs = glm.sample(inputs)

        x = glm._parameters()
        I = glm._fisher_information(inputs, outputs)

        x_mle = []

        # repeated maximum likelihood estimation
        for t in range(T):
            inputs = randn(glm.dim_in, N)
            outputs = glm.sample(inputs)

            # initialize at true parameters for fast convergence
            glm_ = GLM(glm.dim_in)
            glm_.weights = glm.weights
            glm_.bias = glm.bias
            glm_.train(inputs, outputs)

            x_mle.append(glm_._parameters())

        C = cov(hstack(x_mle), ddof=1)

        # inv(I) should be sufficiently close to C
        self.assertLess(max(abs(inv(I) - C) / (abs(C) + .1)),
                        max(abs(C) / (abs(C) + .1)) / 2.)
Beispiel #2
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	def test_glm_fisher_information(self):
		N = 1000
		T = 100

		glm = GLM(3)
		glm.weights = randn(glm.dim_in, 1)
		glm.bias = -2.

		inputs = randn(glm.dim_in, N)
		outputs = glm.sample(inputs)

		x = glm._parameters()
		I = glm._fisher_information(inputs, outputs)

		x_mle = []

		# repeated maximum likelihood estimation
		for t in range(T):
			inputs = randn(glm.dim_in, N)
			outputs = glm.sample(inputs)

			# initialize at true parameters for fast convergence
			glm_ = GLM(glm.dim_in)
			glm_.weights = glm.weights
			glm_.bias = glm.bias
			glm_.train(inputs, outputs)

			x_mle.append(glm_._parameters())

		C = cov(hstack(x_mle), ddof=1)

		# inv(I) should be sufficiently close to C
		self.assertLess(max(abs(inv(I) - C) / (abs(C) + .1)), max(abs(C) / (abs(C) + .1)) / 2.)
Beispiel #3
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	def test_train(self):
		stm = STM(8, 4, 4, 10)

		parameters = stm._parameters()

		stm.train(
			randint(2, size=[stm.dim_in, 2000]),
			randint(2, size=[stm.dim_out, 2000]),
			parameters={
				'verbosity': 0,
				'max_iter': 0,
				})

		# parameters should not have changed
		self.assertLess(max(abs(stm._parameters() - parameters)), 1e-20)

		def callback(i, stm):
			callback.counter += 1
			return
		callback.counter = 0

		max_iter = 10

		stm.train(
			randint(2, size=[stm.dim_in, 10000]),
			randint(2, size=[stm.dim_out, 10000]),
			parameters={
				'verbosity': 0,
				'max_iter': max_iter,
				'threshold': 0.,
				'batch_size': 1999,
				'callback': callback,
				'cb_iter': 2,
				})

		self.assertEqual(callback.counter, max_iter / 2)

		# test zero-dimensional nonlinear inputs
		stm = STM(0, 5, 5)

		glm = GLM(stm.dim_in_linear, LogisticFunction, Bernoulli)
		glm.weights = randn(*glm.weights.shape)

		input = randn(stm.dim_in_linear, 10000)
		output = glm.sample(input)

		stm.train(input, output, parameters={'max_iter': 20})

		# STM should be able to learn GLM behavior
		self.assertAlmostEqual(glm.evaluate(input, output), stm.evaluate(input, output), 1)

		# test zero-dimensional inputs
		stm = STM(0, 0, 10)

		input = empty([0, 10000])
		output = rand(1, 10000) < 0.35

		stm.train(input, output)

		self.assertLess(abs(mean(stm.sample(input)) - mean(output)), 0.1)
Beispiel #4
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    def test_glm_pickle(self):
        tmp_file = mkstemp()[1]

        model0 = GLM(5, BlobNonlinearity, Bernoulli)
        model0.weights = randn(*model0.weights.shape)
        model0.bias = randn()

        # store model
        with open(tmp_file, 'w') as handle:
            dump({'model': model0}, handle)

        # load model
        with open(tmp_file) as handle:
            model1 = load(handle)['model']

        # make sure parameters haven't changed
        self.assertLess(max(abs(model0.bias - model1.bias)), 1e-20)
        self.assertLess(max(abs(model0.weights - model1.weights)), 1e-20)

        x = randn(model0.dim_in, 100)
        y = model0.sample(x)
        self.assertEqual(model0.evaluate(x, y), model1.evaluate(x, y))
Beispiel #5
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    def test_glm_data_gradient(self):
        glm = GLM(7, LogisticFunction, Bernoulli)

        x = randn(glm.dim_in, 100)
        y = glm.sample(x)

        dx, _, ll = glm._data_gradient(x, y)

        h = 1e-7

        # compute numerical gradient
        dx_ = zeros_like(dx)

        for i in range(glm.dim_in):
            x_p = x.copy()
            x_m = x.copy()
            x_p[i] += h
            x_m[i] -= h
            dx_[i] = (glm.loglikelihood(x_p, y) -
                      glm.loglikelihood(x_m, y)) / (2. * h)

        self.assertLess(max(abs(ll - glm.loglikelihood(x, y))), 1e-8)
        self.assertLess(max(abs(dx_ - dx)), 1e-7)
Beispiel #6
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	def test_glm_pickle(self):
		tmp_file = mkstemp()[1]

		model0 = GLM(5, BlobNonlinearity, Bernoulli)
		model0.weights = randn(*model0.weights.shape)
		model0.bias = randn()

		# store model
		with open(tmp_file, 'w') as handle:
			dump({'model': model0}, handle)

		# load model
		with open(tmp_file) as handle:
			model1 = load(handle)['model']

		# make sure parameters haven't changed
		self.assertLess(max(abs(model0.bias - model1.bias)), 1e-20)
		self.assertLess(max(abs(model0.weights - model1.weights)), 1e-20)

		x = randn(model0.dim_in, 100)
		y = model0.sample(x)
		self.assertEqual(
			model0.evaluate(x, y),
			model1.evaluate(x, y))
Beispiel #7
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	def test_glm_data_gradient(self):
		glm = GLM(7, LogisticFunction, Bernoulli)

		x = randn(glm.dim_in, 100)
		y = glm.sample(x)

		dx, _, ll = glm._data_gradient(x, y)

		h = 1e-7

		# compute numerical gradient
		dx_ = zeros_like(dx)

		for i in range(glm.dim_in):
			x_p = x.copy()
			x_m = x.copy()
			x_p[i] += h
			x_m[i] -= h
			dx_[i] = (
				glm.loglikelihood(x_p, y) -
				glm.loglikelihood(x_m, y)) / (2. * h)

		self.assertLess(max(abs(ll - glm.loglikelihood(x, y))), 1e-8)
		self.assertLess(max(abs(dx_ - dx)), 1e-7)