def play_video():
nonlocal frame_buffer, running, video_fps, is_webcam
video_frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
frame_time_stabilizer = frame_time_target
last_time = None
stabilizer_step = 0.0005
while running:
frame_time_start = time.time()
if not frame_buffer.empty():
next_time = time.time()
if last_time is not None:
video_frame_times.add(next_time - last_time)
video_fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
cv2.imshow(path, frame_buffer.get())
last_time = next_time
#self.image_pub.publish(self.bridge.cv2_to_imgmsg(frame_buffer.get(), "bgr8"))
if cv2.waitKey(1) == 27: # Press Escape to close
running = False
buffer_size = frame_buffer.qsize()
if buffer_size < args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer += stabilizer_step
elif buffer_size > args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer -= stabilizer_step
if frame_time_stabilizer < 0:
frame_time_stabilizer = 0
new_target = frame_time_stabilizer if is_webcam else max(
frame_time_stabilizer, frame_time_target)
next_frame_target = max(
2 * new_target - video_frame_times.get_avg(), 0)
target_time = frame_time_start + next_frame_target - 0.001 # Let's just subtract a millisecond to be safe
# This gives more accurate timing than if sleeping the whole amount at once
while time.time() < target_time:
time.sleep(0.001)
net = net
# cudnn.benchmark = True
torch.set_default_tensor_type('torch.FloatTensor')
x = torch.zeros((1, 3, cfg.max_size, cfg.max_size))
y = net(x)
for p in net.prediction_layers:
print(p.last_conv_size)
print()
for k, a in y.items():
print(k + ': ', a.size(), torch.sum(a))
exit()
net(x)
# timer.disable('pass2')
avg = MovingAverage()
try:
while True:
timer.reset()
with timer.env('everything else'):
net(x)
avg.add(timer.total_time())
print('\033[2J') # Moves console cursor to 0,0
timer.print_stats()
print('Avg fps: %.2f\tAvg ms: %.2f ' %
(1 / avg.get_avg(), avg.get_avg() * 1000))
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
def train():
if not os.path.exists(args.save_folder):
os.mkdir(args.save_folder)
dataset = COCODetection(image_path=cfg.dataset.train_images,
info_file=cfg.dataset.train_info,
transform=SSDAugmentation(MEANS))
if args.validation_epoch > 0:
setup_eval()
val_dataset = COCODetection(image_path=cfg.dataset.valid_images,
info_file=cfg.dataset.valid_info,
transform=BaseTransform(MEANS))
# Parallel wraps the underlying module, but when saving and loading we don't want that
yolact_net = Yolact()
net = yolact_net
net.train()
if args.log:
log = Log(cfg.name,
args.log_folder,
dict(args._get_kwargs()),
overwrite=(args.resume is None),
log_gpu_stats=args.log_gpu)
# I don't use the timer during training (I use a different timing method).
# Apparently there's a race condition with multiple GPUs, so disable it just to be safe.
timer.disable_all()
# Both of these can set args.resume to None, so do them before the check
if args.resume == 'interrupt':
args.resume = SavePath.get_interrupt(args.save_folder)
elif args.resume == 'latest':
args.resume = SavePath.get_latest(args.save_folder, cfg.name)
if args.resume is not None:
print('Resuming training, loading {}...'.format(args.resume))
yolact_net.load_weights(args.resume)
if args.start_iter == -1:
args.start_iter = SavePath.from_str(args.resume).iteration
else:
print('Initializing weights...')
yolact_net.init_weights(backbone_path=args.save_folder +
cfg.backbone.path)
optimizer = optim.SGD(net.parameters(),
lr=args.lr,
momentum=args.momentum,
weight_decay=args.decay)
criterion = MultiBoxLoss(num_classes=cfg.num_classes,
pos_threshold=cfg.positive_iou_threshold,
neg_threshold=cfg.negative_iou_threshold,
negpos_ratio=cfg.ohem_negpos_ratio)
if args.batch_alloc is not None:
args.batch_alloc = [int(x) for x in args.batch_alloc.split(',')]
if sum(args.batch_alloc) != args.batch_size:
print(
'Error: Batch allocation (%s) does not sum to batch size (%s).'
% (args.batch_alloc, args.batch_size))
exit(-1)
net = CustomDataParallel(NetLoss(net, criterion))
if args.cuda:
net = net.cuda()
# Initialize everything
if not cfg.freeze_bn:
yolact_net.freeze_bn() # Freeze bn so we don't kill our means
yolact_net(torch.zeros(1, 3, cfg.max_size, cfg.max_size).cuda())
if not cfg.freeze_bn: yolact_net.freeze_bn(True)
# loss counters
loc_loss = 0
conf_loss = 0
iteration = max(args.start_iter, 0)
last_time = time.time()
epoch_size = len(dataset) // args.batch_size
num_epochs = math.ceil(cfg.max_iter / epoch_size)
# Which learning rate adjustment step are we on? lr' = lr * gamma ^ step_index
step_index = 0
data_loader = data.DataLoader(dataset,
args.batch_size,
num_workers=args.num_workers,
shuffle=True,
collate_fn=detection_collate,
pin_memory=True)
save_path = lambda epoch, iteration: SavePath(
cfg.name, epoch, iteration).get_path(root=args.save_folder)
time_avg = MovingAverage()
global loss_types # Forms the print order
loss_avgs = {k: MovingAverage(100) for k in loss_types}
print('Begin training!')
print()
# try-except so you can use ctrl+c to save early and stop training
try:
for epoch in range(num_epochs):
# Resume from start_iter
if (epoch + 1) * epoch_size < iteration:
continue
for datum in data_loader:
# Stop if we've reached an epoch if we're resuming from start_iter
if iteration == (epoch + 1) * epoch_size:
break
# Stop at the configured number of iterations even if mid-epoch
if iteration == cfg.max_iter:
break
# Change a config setting if we've reached the specified iteration
changed = False
for change in cfg.delayed_settings:
if iteration >= change[0]:
changed = True
cfg.replace(change[1])
# Reset the loss averages because things might have changed
for avg in loss_avgs:
avg.reset()
# If a config setting was changed, remove it from the list so we don't keep checking
if changed:
cfg.delayed_settings = [
x for x in cfg.delayed_settings if x[0] > iteration
]
# Warm up by linearly interpolating the learning rate from some smaller value
if cfg.lr_warmup_until > 0 and iteration <= cfg.lr_warmup_until:
set_lr(optimizer, (args.lr - cfg.lr_warmup_init) *
(iteration / cfg.lr_warmup_until) +
cfg.lr_warmup_init)
# Adjust the learning rate at the given iterations, but also if we resume from past that iteration
while step_index < len(
cfg.lr_steps
) and iteration >= cfg.lr_steps[step_index]:
step_index += 1
set_lr(optimizer, args.lr * (args.gamma**step_index))
# Zero the grad to get ready to compute gradients
optimizer.zero_grad()
# Forward Pass + Compute loss at the same time (see CustomDataParallel and NetLoss)
losses = net(datum)
losses = {k: (v).mean()
for k, v in losses.items()
} # Mean here because Dataparallel
loss = sum([losses[k] for k in losses])
# no_inf_mean removes some components from the loss, so make sure to backward through all of it
# all_loss = sum([v.mean() for v in losses.values()])
# Backprop
loss.backward(
) # Do this to free up vram even if loss is not finite
if torch.isfinite(loss).item():
optimizer.step()
# Add the loss to the moving average for bookkeeping
for k in losses:
loss_avgs[k].add(losses[k].item())
cur_time = time.time()
elapsed = cur_time - last_time
last_time = cur_time
# Exclude graph setup from the timing information
if iteration != args.start_iter:
time_avg.add(elapsed)
if iteration % 10 == 0:
eta_str = str(
datetime.timedelta(seconds=(cfg.max_iter - iteration) *
time_avg.get_avg())).split('.')[0]
total = sum([loss_avgs[k].get_avg() for k in losses])
loss_labels = sum([[k, loss_avgs[k].get_avg()]
for k in loss_types if k in losses], [])
print(('[%3d] %7d ||' + (' %s: %.3f |' * len(losses)) +
' T: %.3f || ETA: %s || timer: %.3f') %
tuple([epoch, iteration] + loss_labels +
[total, eta_str, elapsed]),
flush=True)
if args.log:
precision = 5
loss_info = {
k: round(losses[k].item(), precision)
for k in losses
}
loss_info['T'] = round(loss.item(), precision)
if args.log_gpu:
log.log_gpu_stats = (iteration % 10 == 0
) # nvidia-smi is sloooow
log.log('train',
loss=loss_info,
epoch=epoch,
iter=iteration,
lr=round(cur_lr, 10),
elapsed=elapsed)
log.log_gpu_stats = args.log_gpu
iteration += 1
if iteration % args.save_interval == 0 and iteration != args.start_iter:
if args.keep_latest:
latest = SavePath.get_latest(args.save_folder,
cfg.name)
print('Saving state, iter:', iteration)
yolact_net.save_weights(save_path(epoch, iteration))
if args.keep_latest and latest is not None:
if args.keep_latest_interval <= 0 or iteration % args.keep_latest_interval != args.save_interval:
print('Deleting old save...')
os.remove(latest)
# This is done per epoch
if args.validation_epoch > 0:
if epoch % args.validation_epoch == 0 and epoch > 0:
compute_validation_map(epoch, iteration, yolact_net,
val_dataset,
log if args.log else None)
# Compute validation mAP after training is finished
compute_validation_map(epoch, iteration, yolact_net, val_dataset,
log if args.log else None)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
if args.interrupt:
print('Stopping early. Saving network...')
# Delete previous copy of the interrupted network so we don't spam the weights folder
SavePath.remove_interrupt(args.save_folder)
yolact_net.save_weights(
save_path(epoch,
repr(iteration) + '_interrupt'))
exit()
yolact_net.save_weights(save_path(epoch, iteration))
def evalvideo(self, net: Yolact, path: str):
# If the path is a digit, parse it as a webcam index
is_webcam = path.isdigit()
if is_webcam:
vid = cv2.VideoCapture(int(path))
else:
vid = cv2.VideoCapture(path)
if not vid.isOpened():
print('Could not open video "%s"' % path)
exit(-1)
net = CustomDataParallel(net).cuda()
transform = torch.nn.DataParallel(FastBaseTransform()).cuda()
frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
fps = 0
# The 0.8 is to account for the overhead of time.sleep
frame_time_target = 1 / vid.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FPS)
running = True
def cleanup_and_exit():
print()
pool.terminate()
vid.release()
cv2.destroyAllWindows()
exit()
def get_next_frame(vid):
return [vid.read()[1] for _ in range(args.video_multiframe)]
def transform_frame(frames):
with torch.no_grad():
frames = [
torch.from_numpy(frame).cuda().float() for frame in frames
]
return frames, transform(torch.stack(frames, 0))
def eval_network(inp):
with torch.no_grad():
frames, imgs = inp
return frames, net(imgs)
def prep_frame(inp):
with torch.no_grad():
frame, preds = inp
return self.prep_display(preds,
frame,
None,
None,
undo_transform=False,
class_color=True)
frame_buffer = Queue()
video_fps = 0
# All this timing code to make sure that
def play_video():
nonlocal frame_buffer, running, video_fps, is_webcam
video_frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
frame_time_stabilizer = frame_time_target
last_time = None
stabilizer_step = 0.0005
while running:
frame_time_start = time.time()
if not frame_buffer.empty():
next_time = time.time()
if last_time is not None:
video_frame_times.add(next_time - last_time)
video_fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
cv2.imshow(path, frame_buffer.get())
last_time = next_time
#self.image_pub.publish(self.bridge.cv2_to_imgmsg(frame_buffer.get(), "bgr8"))
if cv2.waitKey(1) == 27: # Press Escape to close
running = False
buffer_size = frame_buffer.qsize()
if buffer_size < args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer += stabilizer_step
elif buffer_size > args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer -= stabilizer_step
if frame_time_stabilizer < 0:
frame_time_stabilizer = 0
new_target = frame_time_stabilizer if is_webcam else max(
frame_time_stabilizer, frame_time_target)
next_frame_target = max(
2 * new_target - video_frame_times.get_avg(), 0)
target_time = frame_time_start + next_frame_target - 0.001 # Let's just subtract a millisecond to be safe
# This gives more accurate timing than if sleeping the whole amount at once
while time.time() < target_time:
time.sleep(0.001)
extract_frame = lambda x, i: (x[0][i] if x[1][i] is None else x[0][i].
to(x[1][i]['box'].device), [x[1][i]])
# Prime the network on the first frame because I do some thread unsafe things otherwise
print('Initializing model... ', end='')
eval_network(transform_frame(get_next_frame(vid)))
print('Done.')
# For each frame the sequence of functions it needs to go through to be processed (in reversed order)
sequence = [prep_frame, eval_network, transform_frame]
pool = ThreadPool(processes=len(sequence) + args.video_multiframe + 2)
pool.apply_async(play_video)
active_frames = []
print()
while vid.isOpened() and running:
start_time = time.time()
# Start loading the next frames from the disk
next_frames = pool.apply_async(get_next_frame, args=(vid, ))
# For each frame in our active processing queue, dispatch a job
# for that frame using the current function in the sequence
for frame in active_frames:
frame['value'] = pool.apply_async(sequence[frame['idx']],
args=(frame['value'], ))
# For each frame whose job was the last in the sequence (i.e. for all final outputs)
for frame in active_frames:
if frame['idx'] == 0:
frame_buffer.put(frame['value'].get())
# Remove the finished frames from the processing queue
active_frames = [x for x in active_frames if x['idx'] > 0]
# Finish evaluating every frame in the processing queue and advanced their position in the sequence
for frame in list(reversed(active_frames)):
frame['value'] = frame['value'].get()
frame['idx'] -= 1
if frame['idx'] == 0:
# Split this up into individual threads for prep_frame since it doesn't support batch size
active_frames += [{
'value': extract_frame(frame['value'], i),
'idx': 0
} for i in range(1, args.video_multiframe)]
frame['value'] = extract_frame(frame['value'], 0)
# Finish loading in the next frames and add them to the processing queue
active_frames.append({
'value': next_frames.get(),
'idx': len(sequence) - 1
})
# Compute FPS
frame_times.add(time.time() - start_time)
fps = args.video_multiframe / frame_times.get_avg()
print(
'\rProcessing FPS: %.2f | Video Playback FPS: %.2f | Frames in Buffer: %d '
% (fps, video_fps, frame_buffer.qsize()),
end='')
cleanup_and_exit()
def play_video():
try:
nonlocal frame_buffer, running, video_fps, is_webcam, num_frames, frames_displayed, vid_done
video_frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
frame_time_stabilizer = frame_time_target
last_time = None
stabilizer_step = 0.0005
progress_bar = ProgressBar(30, num_frames)
while running:
frame_time_start = time.time()
if not frame_buffer.empty():
next_time = time.time()
if last_time is not None:
video_frame_times.add(next_time - last_time)
video_fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
if out_path is None:
cv2.imshow(path, frame_buffer.get())
else:
out.write(frame_buffer.get())
frames_displayed += 1
last_time = next_time
if out_path is not None:
if video_frame_times.get_avg() == 0:
fps = 0
else:
fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
progress = frames_displayed / num_frames * 100
progress_bar.set_val(frames_displayed)
print(
'\rProcessing Frames %s %6d / %6d (%5.2f%%) %5.2f fps '
% (repr(progress_bar), frames_displayed,
num_frames, progress, fps),
end='')
# This is split because you don't want savevideo to require cv2 display functionality (see #197)
if out_path is None and cv2.waitKey(1) == 27:
# Press Escape to close
running = False
if not (frames_displayed < num_frames):
running = False
if not vid_done:
buffer_size = frame_buffer.qsize()
if buffer_size < args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer += stabilizer_step
elif buffer_size > args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer -= stabilizer_step
if frame_time_stabilizer < 0:
frame_time_stabilizer = 0
new_target = frame_time_stabilizer if is_webcam else max(
frame_time_stabilizer, frame_time_target)
else:
new_target = frame_time_target
next_frame_target = max(
2 * new_target - video_frame_times.get_avg(), 0)
target_time = frame_time_start + next_frame_target - 0.001 # Let's just subtract a millisecond to be safe
if out_path is None or args.emulate_playback:
# This gives more accurate timing than if sleeping the whole amount at once
while time.time() < target_time:
time.sleep(0.001)
else:
# Let's not starve the main thread, now
time.sleep(0.001)
except:
# See issue #197 for why this is necessary
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
def evalvideo(net: Yolact, path: str, out_path: str = None):
# If the path is a digit, parse it as a webcam index
is_webcam = path.isdigit()
# If the input image size is constant, this make things faster (hence why we can use it in a video setting).
cudnn.benchmark = True
if is_webcam:
vid = cv2.VideoCapture(int(path))
else:
vid = cv2.VideoCapture(path)
if not vid.isOpened():
print('Could not open video "%s"' % path)
exit(-1)
target_fps = round(vid.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FPS))
frame_width = round(vid.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FRAME_WIDTH))
frame_height = round(vid.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FRAME_HEIGHT))
if is_webcam:
num_frames = float('inf')
else:
num_frames = round(vid.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FRAME_COUNT))
net = CustomDataParallel(net).cuda()
transform = torch.nn.DataParallel(
FastBaseTransform(with_cuda=net.with_cuda))
if net.with_cuda:
transform = transform.cuda()
frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
fps = 0
frame_time_target = 1 / target_fps
running = True
fps_str = ''
vid_done = False
frames_displayed = 0
if out_path is not None:
out = cv2.VideoWriter(out_path, cv2.VideoWriter_fourcc(*"mp4v"),
target_fps, (frame_width, frame_height))
def cleanup_and_exit():
print()
pool.terminate()
vid.release()
if out_path is not None:
out.release()
cv2.destroyAllWindows()
exit()
def get_next_frame(vid):
frames = []
for idx in range(args.video_multiframe):
frame = vid.read()[1]
if frame is None:
return frames
frames.append(frame)
return frames
def transform_frame(frames):
with torch.no_grad():
frames = [
torch.from_numpy(frame).cuda().float() for frame in frames
]
return frames, transform(torch.stack(frames, 0))
def eval_network(inp):
with torch.no_grad():
frames, imgs = inp
num_extra = 0
while imgs.size(0) < args.video_multiframe:
imgs = torch.cat([imgs, imgs[0].unsqueeze(0)], dim=0)
num_extra += 1
out = net(imgs)
if num_extra > 0:
out = out[:-num_extra]
return frames, out
def prep_frame(inp, fps_str):
with torch.no_grad():
frame, preds = inp
return prep_display(preds,
frame,
None,
None,
undo_transform=False,
class_color=True,
fps_str=fps_str)
frame_buffer = Queue()
video_fps = 0
# All this timing code to make sure that
def play_video():
try:
nonlocal frame_buffer, running, video_fps, is_webcam, num_frames, frames_displayed, vid_done
video_frame_times = MovingAverage(100)
frame_time_stabilizer = frame_time_target
last_time = None
stabilizer_step = 0.0005
progress_bar = ProgressBar(30, num_frames)
while running:
frame_time_start = time.time()
if not frame_buffer.empty():
next_time = time.time()
if last_time is not None:
video_frame_times.add(next_time - last_time)
video_fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
if out_path is None:
cv2.imshow(path, frame_buffer.get())
else:
out.write(frame_buffer.get())
frames_displayed += 1
last_time = next_time
if out_path is not None:
if video_frame_times.get_avg() == 0:
fps = 0
else:
fps = 1 / video_frame_times.get_avg()
progress = frames_displayed / num_frames * 100
progress_bar.set_val(frames_displayed)
print(
'\rProcessing Frames %s %6d / %6d (%5.2f%%) %5.2f fps '
% (repr(progress_bar), frames_displayed,
num_frames, progress, fps),
end='')
# This is split because you don't want savevideo to require cv2 display functionality (see #197)
if out_path is None and cv2.waitKey(1) == 27:
# Press Escape to close
running = False
if not (frames_displayed < num_frames):
running = False
if not vid_done:
buffer_size = frame_buffer.qsize()
if buffer_size < args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer += stabilizer_step
elif buffer_size > args.video_multiframe:
frame_time_stabilizer -= stabilizer_step
if frame_time_stabilizer < 0:
frame_time_stabilizer = 0
new_target = frame_time_stabilizer if is_webcam else max(
frame_time_stabilizer, frame_time_target)
else:
new_target = frame_time_target
next_frame_target = max(
2 * new_target - video_frame_times.get_avg(), 0)
target_time = frame_time_start + next_frame_target - 0.001 # Let's just subtract a millisecond to be safe
if out_path is None or args.emulate_playback:
# This gives more accurate timing than if sleeping the whole amount at once
while time.time() < target_time:
time.sleep(0.001)
else:
# Let's not starve the main thread, now
time.sleep(0.001)
except:
# See issue #197 for why this is necessary
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
extract_frame = lambda x, i: (x[0][i] if x[1][i]['detection'] is None else
x[0][i].to(x[1][i]['detection']['box'].device
), [x[1][i]])
# Prime the network on the first frame because I do some thread unsafe things otherwise
print('Initializing model... ', end='')
first_batch = eval_network(transform_frame(get_next_frame(vid)))
print('Done.')
# For each frame the sequence of functions it needs to go through to be processed (in reversed order)
sequence = [prep_frame, eval_network, transform_frame]
pool = ThreadPool(processes=len(sequence) + args.video_multiframe + 2)
pool.apply_async(play_video)
active_frames = [{
'value': extract_frame(first_batch, i),
'idx': 0
} for i in range(len(first_batch[0]))]
print()
if out_path is None: print('Press Escape to close.')
try:
while vid.isOpened() and running:
# Hard limit on frames in buffer so we don't run out of memory >.>
while frame_buffer.qsize() > 100:
time.sleep(0.001)
start_time = time.time()
# Start loading the next frames from the disk
if not vid_done:
next_frames = pool.apply_async(get_next_frame, args=(vid, ))
else:
next_frames = None
if not (vid_done and len(active_frames) == 0):
# For each frame in our active processing queue, dispatch a job
# for that frame using the current function in the sequence
for frame in active_frames:
_args = [frame['value']]
if frame['idx'] == 0:
_args.append(fps_str)
frame['value'] = pool.apply_async(sequence[frame['idx']],
args=_args)
# For each frame whose job was the last in the sequence (i.e. for all final outputs)
for frame in active_frames:
if frame['idx'] == 0:
frame_buffer.put(frame['value'].get())
# Remove the finished frames from the processing queue
active_frames = [x for x in active_frames if x['idx'] > 0]
# Finish evaluating every frame in the processing queue and advanced their position in the sequence
for frame in list(reversed(active_frames)):
frame['value'] = frame['value'].get()
frame['idx'] -= 1
if frame['idx'] == 0:
# Split this up into individual threads for prep_frame since it doesn't support batch size
active_frames += [{
'value':
extract_frame(frame['value'], i),
'idx':
0
} for i in range(1, len(frame['value'][0]))]
frame['value'] = extract_frame(frame['value'], 0)
# Finish loading in the next frames and add them to the processing queue
if next_frames is not None:
frames = next_frames.get()
if len(frames) == 0:
vid_done = True
else:
active_frames.append({
'value': frames,
'idx': len(sequence) - 1
})
# Compute FPS
frame_times.add(time.time() - start_time)
fps = args.video_multiframe / frame_times.get_avg()
else:
fps = 0
fps_str = 'Processing FPS: %.2f | Video Playback FPS: %.2f | Frames in Buffer: %d' % (
fps, video_fps, frame_buffer.qsize())
if not args.display_fps:
print('\r' + fps_str + ' ', end='')
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print('\nStopping...')
cleanup_and_exit()
def evaluate(net: Yolact, dataset, train_mode=False):
net.detect.use_fast_nms = args.fast_nms
net.detect.use_cross_class_nms = args.cross_class_nms
cfg.mask_proto_debug = args.mask_proto_debug
# TODO Currently we do not support Fast Mask Re-scroing in evalimage, evalimages, and evalvideo
if args.image is not None:
if ':' in args.image:
inp, out = args.image.split(':')
evalimage(net, inp, out)
else:
evalimage(net, args.image)
return
elif args.images is not None:
inp, out = args.images.split(':')
evalimages(net, inp, out)
return
elif args.video is not None:
if ':' in args.video:
inp, out = args.video.split(':')
evalvideo(net, inp, out)
else:
evalvideo(net, args.video)
return
frame_times = MovingAverage()
dataset_size = len(dataset) if args.max_images < 0 else min(
args.max_images, len(dataset))
progress_bar = ProgressBar(30, dataset_size)
print()
if not args.display and not args.benchmark:
# For each class and iou, stores tuples (score, isPositive)
# Index ap_data[type][iouIdx][classIdx]
ap_data = {
'box': [[APDataObject() for _ in cfg.dataset.class_names]
for _ in iou_thresholds],
'mask': [[APDataObject() for _ in cfg.dataset.class_names]
for _ in iou_thresholds]
}
detections = Detections()
else:
timer.disable('Load Data')
dataset_indices = list(range(len(dataset)))
if args.shuffle:
random.shuffle(dataset_indices)
elif not args.no_sort:
# Do a deterministic shuffle based on the image ids
#
# I do this because on python 3.5 dictionary key order is *random*, while in 3.6 it's
# the order of insertion. That means on python 3.6, the images come in the order they are in
# in the annotations file. For some reason, the first images in the annotations file are
# the hardest. To combat this, I use a hard-coded hash function based on the image ids
# to shuffle the indices we use. That way, no matter what python version or how pycocotools
# handles the data, we get the same result every time.
hashed = [badhash(x) for x in dataset.ids]
dataset_indices.sort(key=lambda x: hashed[x])
dataset_indices = dataset_indices[:dataset_size]
try:
# Main eval loop
for it, image_idx in enumerate(dataset_indices):
timer.reset()
with timer.env('Load Data'):
img, gt, gt_masks, h, w, num_crowd = dataset.pull_item(
image_idx)
# Test flag, do not upvote
if cfg.mask_proto_debug:
with open('scripts/info.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(str(dataset.ids[image_idx]))
np.save('scripts/gt.npy', gt_masks)
batch = Variable(img.unsqueeze(0))
if args.cuda:
batch = batch.cuda()
with timer.env('Network Extra'):
preds = net(batch)
# Perform the meat of the operation here depending on our mode.
if args.display:
img_numpy = prep_display(preds, img, h, w)
elif args.benchmark:
prep_benchmark(preds, h, w)
else:
prep_metrics(ap_data, preds, img, gt, gt_masks, h, w,
num_crowd, dataset.ids[image_idx], detections)
# First couple of images take longer because we're constructing the graph.
# Since that's technically initialization, don't include those in the FPS calculations.
if it > 1:
frame_times.add(timer.total_time())
if args.display:
if it > 1:
print('Avg FPS: %.4f' % (1 / frame_times.get_avg()))
plt.imshow(img_numpy)
plt.title(str(dataset.ids[image_idx]))
plt.show()
elif not args.no_bar:
if it > 1: fps = 1 / frame_times.get_avg()
else: fps = 0
progress = (it + 1) / dataset_size * 100
progress_bar.set_val(it + 1)
print(
'\rProcessing Images %s %6d / %6d (%5.2f%%) %5.2f fps '
%
(repr(progress_bar), it + 1, dataset_size, progress, fps),
end='')
if not args.display and not args.benchmark:
print()
if args.output_coco_json:
print('Dumping detections...')
if args.output_web_json:
detections.dump_web()
else:
detections.dump()
else:
if not train_mode:
print('Saving data...')
with open(args.ap_data_file, 'wb') as f:
pickle.dump(ap_data, f)
return calc_map(ap_data)
elif args.benchmark:
print()
print()
print('Stats for the last frame:')
timer.print_stats()
avg_seconds = frame_times.get_avg()
print('Average: %5.2f fps, %5.2f ms' %
(1 / frame_times.get_avg(), 1000 * avg_seconds))
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print('Stopping...')
# Backprop
loss.backward() # Do this to free up vram even if loss is not finite
if torch.isfinite(loss).item():
optimizer.step()
# Add the loss to the moving average for bookkeeping
for k in losses:
loss_avgs[k].add(losses[k].item())
cur_time = time.time()
elapsed = cur_time - last_time
last_time = cur_time
# Exclude graph setup from the timing information
if 0 < iteration:
time_avg.add(elapsed)
if iteration % 10 == 0:
eta_str = str(datetime.timedelta(
seconds=(cfg.max_iter-iteration) * time_avg.get_avg())).split('.')[0]
total = sum([loss_avgs[k].get_avg() for k in losses])
loss_labels = sum([[k, loss_avgs[k].get_avg()]
for k in loss_types if k in losses], [])
print(('[%3d] %7d ||' + (' %s: %.3f |' * len(losses)) + ' T: %.3f || ETA: %s || timer: %.3f')
% tuple([epoch, iteration] + loss_labels + [total, eta_str, elapsed]), flush=True)
iteration += 1
if iteration % cfg.save_interval == 0 and 0 < iteration: