# build the visible input
v = rbm.getV(ratingsForUser)
# get the weights associated to movies the user has seen
weightsForUser = W[ratingsForUser[:,
0], :, :]
### LEARNING ###
# propagate visible input to hidden units
posHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(
v, weightsForUser)
# get positive gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
posprods[
ratingsForUser[:,
0], :, :] = rbm.probProduct(
v, posHiddenProb)
### UNLEARNING ###
# sample from hidden distribution
sampledHidden = rbm.sample(posHiddenProb)
# propagate back to get "negative data"
negData = rbm.hiddenToVisible(
sampledHidden, weightsForUser)
# propagate negative data to hidden units
negHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(
negData, weightsForUser)
# get negative gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
negprods[
ratingsForUser[:,
0], :, :] = rbm.probProduct(
# get the ratings of that user
ratingsForUser = lib.getRatingsForUser(user, training)
# build the visible input
v = rbm.getV(ratingsForUser)
# get the weights associated to movies the user has seen
weightsForUser = W[ratingsForUser[:, 0], :, :]
### LEARNING ###
# propagate visible input to hidden units
posHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(v, weightsForUser)
# get positive gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
posprods[ratingsForUser[:,
0], :, :] += rbm.probProduct(v, posHiddenProb)
### UNLEARNING ###
# sample from hidden distribution
sampledHidden = rbm.sample(posHiddenProb)
# propagate back to get "negative data"
negData = rbm.hiddenToVisible(sampledHidden, weightsForUser)
# propagate negative data to hidden units
negHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(negData, weightsForUser)
# get negative gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
negprods[ratingsForUser[:, 0], :, :] += rbm.probProduct(
negData, negHiddenProb)
# we average over the number of users in the batch (if we use mini-batch)
grad = gradientLearningRate * (posprods - negprods)
def main_rbm(training=training, validation=validation, trStats=trStats, vlStats=vlStats,
K=5, F=5, epochs=30, gradientLearningRate=0.0001,gradientLearningRate_v = 0.001,
gradientLearningRate_h = 0.001, minibatch_size=10, alpha=0.9,
stopping=False, momentum=False, learning_rate_type='time', learning_rate_k=0.1,
learning_rate_drop=0.5, learning_rate_epochs_drop=10.0, _lambda = 0.3):
# Print current hyperparams
# frame = inspect.currentframe()
# args, _, _, values = inspect.getargvalues(frame)
# print ('Training and Predicting with the following hyperparameters:')
# for i in args[4:]:
# print (" %s = %s" % (i, values[i]))
# Initialise all our arrays
num_movies=trStats["n_movies"]
num_users=trStats["n_users"]
W = rbm.getInitialWeights(trStats["n_movies"], F, K)
posprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
negprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
grad_w = np.zeros(W.shape)
m_w=np.zeros((W.shape[0],F,5))
train_loss = []
validation_loss = []
vis_bias=np.zeros((num_movies,5))
m_v=np.zeros((num_movies,5))
hid_bias=np.zeros((F,))
m_h=np.zeros((F,))
best_train_loss = 100
best_validation_loss = 100
for epoch in range(1, epochs+1):
# mini_batch_grads = []
# in each epoch, we'll visit all users in a random order
visitingOrder = np.array(trStats["u_users"])
np.random.shuffle(visitingOrder)
# for i in range(0, visitingOrder.shape[0], minibatch_size):
# # Get pair of (X, y) of the current minibatch/chunk
# visitingOrderMini = visitingOrder[i:i + minibatch_size]
# y_train_mini = y_train[i:i + minibatch_size]
# for i in range(0, visitingOrder.shape[0], minibatch_size):
batches = batch_get(visitingOrder, minibatch_size)
for batch in batches:
prev_grad = grad_w
grad_w = np.zeros(W.shape)
for user in batch:
# get the ratings of that user
ratingsForUser = lib.getRatingsForUser(user, training)
# build the visible input
v = rbm.getV(ratingsForUser)
# get the weights associated to movies the user has seen
weightsForUser = W[ratingsForUser[:, 0], :, :]
### LEARNING ###
# propagate visible input to hidden units
posHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(v, weightsForUser) #, hid_bias)
# get positive gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
posprods[ratingsForUser[:, 0], :, :] += probProduct(v, posHiddenProb)
### UNLEARNING ###
# sample from hidden distribution
sampledHidden = rbm.sample(posHiddenProb)
# propagate back to get "negative data"
negData = rbm.hiddenToVisible(sampledHidden, weightsForUser)#, vis_bias[ratingsForUser[:,0]])
# propagate negative data to hidden units
negHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(negData, weightsForUser) #, hid_bias)
# get negative gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
negprods[ratingsForUser[:, 0], :, :] += rbm.probProduct(negData, negHiddenProb)
poshidact = sum(posHiddenProb)
posvisact = sum(v)
neghidact = sum(negHiddenProb)
negvisact = sum(negData)
# we average over the number of users in the batch (if we use mini-batch)
# grad = (gradientLearningRate/epoch)*(posprods-negprods)
'''
Regularization -
'''
grad_w += adaptiveLearn(learning_rate_type=learning_rate_type, k=learning_rate_k,
drop=learning_rate_drop, epochs_drop=learning_rate_epochs_drop,
epoch=epoch)*((posprods-negprods)/trStats["n_users"]-_lambda*W)
# mini_batch_grads.append(grad)
# m = alpha*m+grad
'''
Ask about the implementation of biases (should we create matrix of biases for hidden and visible layers?)
'''
m_w = alpha*m_w + grad_w
# m_v = alpha*m_v+(gradientLearningRate_v) * (posvisact - negvisact)
# m_h = alpha*m_h+(gradientLearningRate_h) * (poshidact - neghidact)
if momentum == False:
W += grad_w
else:
W += m_w
vis_bias += m_v
hid_bias += m_h
# Print the current RMSE for training and validation sets
# this allows you to control for overfitting e.g
# We predict over the training set
tr_r_hat = rbm.predict(trStats["movies"], trStats["users"], W, training) #, vis_bias, hid_bias, predictType='exp')
# print (tr_r_hat)
trRMSE = lib.rmse(trStats["ratings"], tr_r_hat)
# print (trRMSE)
if trRMSE < best_train_loss:
best_train_loss = trRMSE
best_training_weights = W
best_train_predictions = tr_r_hat
# We predict over the validation set
vl_r_hat = rbm.predict(vlStats["movies"], vlStats["users"], W, training) #, vis_bias, hid_bias, predictType='exp')
# vl_r_hat
vlRMSE = lib.rmse(vlStats["ratings"], vl_r_hat)
if vlRMSE < best_validation_loss:
best_validation_loss = vlRMSE
best_validation_weights = W
best_validation_predictions = vl_r_hat
# best_momentum = momentum
# best_reg = regularization
# best_epoch = epoch
# best_alpha = alpha
# best_B = B
# best_F = F
# min_rmse = vlRMSE
# print('Best RMSE:', min_rmse)
train_loss.append(trRMSE)
validation_loss.append(vlRMSE)
print ("### EPOCH %d ###" % epoch)
print ("Training loss = %f" % trRMSE)
print ("Validation loss = %f" % vlRMSE)
### END ###
# This part you can write on your own
# you could plot the evolution of the training and validation RMSEs for example
# predictedRatings = np.array([predictForUser(user, W, training) for user in trStats["u_users"]])
# np.savetxt("predictedRatings.txt", predictedRatings)
# fig1 = plt.figure()
# ax1 = fig1.add_subplot(121)
# ax1.plot(train_loss)
# ax2 = fig1.add_subplot(122)
# ax2.plot(validation_loss)
plt.plot(train_loss)
plt.plot(validation_loss)
plt.show()
if stopping==True:
print('Best training loss = %f' % best_train_loss)
print('Best validation loss = %f' % best_validation_loss)
else:
print('Final training loss = %f' % trRMSE)
print('Final validation loss = %f' % vlRMSE)
return [best_validation_loss, best_validation_predictions]
def run_RBM(F, epochs, epsilon, B, weightcost, momentum, f, mode):
# Initialise all our arrays
W = rbm.getInitialWeights(trStats["n_movies"], F, K)
bestW = np.zeros(W.shape)
bestRMSE = 100
posprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
negprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
grad = np.zeros(W.shape)
for epoch in range(1, epochs):
# in each epoch, we'll visit all users in a random order
visitingOrder = np.array(trStats["u_users"])
np.random.shuffle(visitingOrder)
visitingOrder = np.array_split(visitingOrder, visitingOrder.shape[0] / B)
# print(visitingOrder)
for batch in visitingOrder:
# print(batch)
temp = np.zeros(W.shape)
for user in batch:
# get the ratings of that user
ratingsForUser = lib.getRatingsForUser(user, training)
# build the visible input
v = rbm.getV(ratingsForUser)
# get the weights associated to movies the user has seen
ratingsWithBias = np.append(ratingsForUser[:,0],W.shape[0]-1)
weightsForUser = W[ratingsWithBias, :, :]
### LEARNING ###
# propagate visible input to hidden units
posHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(v, weightsForUser)
# get positive gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
posprods[ratingsWithBias, :, :] += rbm.probProduct(v, posHiddenProb)
### UNLEARNING ###
# sample from hidden distribution
sampledHidden = rbm.sample(posHiddenProb)
# propagate back to get "negative data"
negData = rbm.hiddenToVisible(sampledHidden, weightsForUser)
# propagate negative data to hidden units
negData[-1,:] = np.array([1,1,1,1,1])
negHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(negData, weightsForUser)
# get negative gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
negprods[ratingsWithBias, :, :] += rbm.probProduct(negData, negHiddenProb)
# we average over the number of users
delta = epsilon / epochs
gradientLearningRate = epsilon - epoch * delta
# print(gradientLearningRate)
grad = momentum * grad + (1 - momentum) * gradientLearningRate * (
(posprods - negprods) / trStats['n_users'] - weightcost * np.linalg.norm(W))
temp += grad
# hiddenBiases += hiddenBiasGrad
# visibleBiases += visibleBiasGrad
W += temp
# Print the current RMSE for training and validation sets
# this allows you to control for overfitting e.g
# We predict over the training set
tr_r_hat = rbm.predict(trStats["movies"], trStats["users"], W, training)
trRMSE = lib.rmse(trStats["ratings"], tr_r_hat)
# We predict over the validation set
vl_r_hat = rbm.predict(vlStats["movies"], vlStats["users"], W, training)
vlRMSE = lib.rmse(vlStats["ratings"], vl_r_hat)
if vlRMSE < bestRMSE:
bestRMSE = vlRMSE
bestW = W
# if mode == 'single':
print("### EPOCH %d ###" % epoch)
print("Learning rate = %f" % gradientLearningRate)
print("Training loss = %f" % trRMSE)
print("Validation loss = %f" % vlRMSE)
content_to_be_written = "" + str(F) + ", " + str(epoch) + ", " + str(epsilon) + ", " + str(B) + ", " + str(
weightcost) + ", "
content_to_be_written += str(momentum) + ", " + str(trRMSE) + ", " + str(vlRMSE) + '\n'
f.write(content_to_be_written)
# np.save('best_weight.npy', bestW)
return (bestW,bestRMSE)
def run_RBM(F, epochs, epsilon, B, weightcost, momentum, f, mode):
# Initialise all our arrays
W = rbm.getInitialWeights(trStats["n_movies"], F, K)
bestW = np.zeros(W.shape)
bestRMSE = 100
posprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
negprods = np.zeros(W.shape)
grad = np.zeros(W.shape)
for epoch in range(1, epochs):
# in each epoch, we'll visit all users in a random order
visitingOrder = np.array(trStats["u_users"])
np.random.shuffle(visitingOrder)
visitingOrder = np.array_split(visitingOrder,
visitingOrder.shape[0] / B)
# print(visitingOrder)
for batch in visitingOrder:
# print(batch)
temp = np.zeros(W.shape)
for user in batch:
# get the ratings of that user
ratingsForUser = lib.getRatingsForUser(user, training)
# build the visible input
v = rbm.getV(ratingsForUser)
# get the weights associated to movies the user has seen
ratingsWithBias = np.append(ratingsForUser[:, 0],
W.shape[0] - 1)
weightsForUser = W[ratingsWithBias, :, :]
### LEARNING ###
# propagate visible input to hidden units
posHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(v, weightsForUser)
# get positive gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
posprods[ratingsWithBias, :, :] += rbm.probProduct(
v, posHiddenProb)
### UNLEARNING ###
# sample from hidden distribution
sampledHidden = rbm.sample(posHiddenProb)
# propagate back to get "negative data"
negData = rbm.hiddenToVisible(sampledHidden, weightsForUser)
# propagate negative data to hidden units
negData[-1, :] = np.array([1, 1, 1, 1, 1])
negHiddenProb = rbm.visibleToHiddenVec(negData, weightsForUser)
# get negative gradient
# note that we only update the movies that this user has seen!
negprods[ratingsWithBias, :, :] += rbm.probProduct(
negData, negHiddenProb)
# we average over the number of users
delta = epsilon / epochs
gradientLearningRate = epsilon - epoch * delta
# print(gradientLearningRate)
grad = momentum * grad + (
1 - momentum) * gradientLearningRate * (
(posprods - negprods) / trStats['n_users'] -
weightcost * np.linalg.norm(W))
temp += grad
# hiddenBiases += hiddenBiasGrad
# visibleBiases += visibleBiasGrad
W += temp
# Print the current RMSE for training and validation sets
# this allows you to control for overfitting e.g
# We predict over the training set
tr_r_hat = rbm.predict(trStats["movies"], trStats["users"], W,
training)
trRMSE = lib.rmse(trStats["ratings"], tr_r_hat)
# We predict over the validation set
vl_r_hat = rbm.predict(vlStats["movies"], vlStats["users"], W,
training)
vlRMSE = lib.rmse(vlStats["ratings"], vl_r_hat)
if vlRMSE < bestRMSE:
bestRMSE = vlRMSE
bestW = W
# if mode == 'single':
print("### EPOCH %d ###" % epoch)
print("Learning rate = %f" % gradientLearningRate)
print("Training loss = %f" % trRMSE)
print("Validation loss = %f" % vlRMSE)
content_to_be_written = "" + str(F) + ", " + str(epoch) + ", " + str(
epsilon) + ", " + str(B) + ", " + str(weightcost) + ", "
content_to_be_written += str(momentum) + ", " + str(
trRMSE) + ", " + str(vlRMSE) + '\n'
f.write(content_to_be_written)
# np.save('best_weight.npy', bestW)
return (bestW, bestRMSE)