Exemple #1
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    def _get_covar(self, coeffs, mean_coeff=None, do_refl=True):
        """
        Calculate the covariance matrix from the expansion coefficients without CTF information.

        :param coeffs: A coefficient vector (or an array of coefficient vectors) calculated from 2D images.
        :param mean_coeff: The mean vector calculated from the `coeffs`.
        :param do_refl: If true, enforce invariance to reflection (default false).
        :return: The covariance matrix of coefficients for all images.
        """
        if coeffs.size == 0:
            raise RuntimeError("The coefficients need to be calculated first!")
        if mean_coeff is None:
            mean_coeff = self._get_mean(coeffs)

        # Initialize a totally empty BlkDiagMatrix, build incrementally.
        covar_coeff = BlkDiagMatrix.empty(0, dtype=coeffs.dtype)
        ell = 0
        mask = self.basis._indices["ells"] == ell
        coeff_ell = coeffs[..., mask] - mean_coeff[mask]
        covar_ell = np.array(coeff_ell.T @ coeff_ell / coeffs.shape[0])
        covar_coeff.append(covar_ell)

        for ell in range(1, self.basis.ell_max + 1):
            mask = self.basis._indices["ells"] == ell
            mask_pos = [
                mask[i] and (self.basis._indices["sgns"][i] == +1)
                for i in range(len(mask))
            ]
            mask_neg = [
                mask[i] and (self.basis._indices["sgns"][i] == -1)
                for i in range(len(mask))
            ]
            covar_ell_diag = np.array(
                coeffs[:, mask_pos].T @ coeffs[:, mask_pos] +
                coeffs[:, mask_neg].T @ coeffs[:, mask_neg]) / (
                    2 * coeffs.shape[0])

            if do_refl:
                covar_coeff.append(covar_ell_diag)
                covar_coeff.append(covar_ell_diag)
            else:
                covar_ell_off = np.array(
                    (coeffs[:, mask_pos] @ coeffs[:, mask_neg].T /
                     coeffs.shape[0] -
                     coeffs[:, mask_pos].T @ coeffs[:, mask_neg]) /
                    (2 * coeffs.shape[0]))

                hsize = covar_ell_diag.shape[0]
                covar_coeff_blk = np.zeros((2, hsize, 2, hsize))

                covar_coeff_blk[0:2, :,
                                0:2, :] = covar_ell_diag[:hsize, :hsize]
                covar_coeff_blk[0, :, 1, :] = covar_ell_off[:hsize, :hsize]
                covar_coeff_blk[1, :, 0, :] = covar_ell_off.T[:hsize, :hsize]

                covar_coeff.append(
                    covar_coeff_blk.reshape(2 * hsize, 2 * hsize))

        return covar_coeff
def filter_to_fb_mat(h_fun, fbasis):
    """
    Convert a nonradial function in k space into a basis representation.

    :param h_fun: The function form in k space.
    :param fbasis: The basis object for expanding.

    :return: a BlkDiagMatrix instance representation using the
    `fbasis` expansion.
    """

    # These form a circular dependence, import locally until time to clean up.
    from aspire.basis import FFBBasis2D
    from aspire.basis.basis_utils import lgwt

    if not isinstance(fbasis, FFBBasis2D):
        raise NotImplementedError("Currently only fast FB method is supported")
    # Set same dimensions as basis object
    n_k = fbasis.n_r
    n_theta = fbasis.n_theta
    radial = fbasis.get_radial()

    # get 2D grid in polar coordinate
    k_vals, wts = lgwt(n_k, 0, 0.5, dtype=fbasis.dtype)
    k, theta = np.meshgrid(k_vals,
                           np.arange(n_theta) * 2 * np.pi / (2 * n_theta),
                           indexing="ij")

    # Get function values in polar 2D grid and average out angle contribution
    omegax = k * np.cos(theta)
    omegay = k * np.sin(theta)
    omega = 2 * np.pi * np.vstack((omegax.flatten("C"), omegay.flatten("C")))
    h_vals2d = h_fun(omega).reshape(n_k, n_theta).astype(fbasis.dtype)
    h_vals = np.sum(h_vals2d, axis=1) / n_theta

    # Represent 1D function values in fbasis
    h_fb = BlkDiagMatrix.empty(2 * fbasis.ell_max + 1, dtype=fbasis.dtype)
    ind_ell = 0
    for ell in range(0, fbasis.ell_max + 1):
        k_max = fbasis.k_max[ell]
        rmat = 2 * k_vals.reshape(n_k, 1) * fbasis.r0[0:k_max, ell].T
        fb_vals = np.zeros_like(rmat)
        ind_radial = np.sum(fbasis.k_max[0:ell])
        fb_vals[:, 0:k_max] = radial[ind_radial:ind_radial + k_max].T
        h_fb_vals = fb_vals * h_vals.reshape(n_k, 1)
        h_fb_ell = fb_vals.T @ (h_fb_vals * k_vals.reshape(n_k, 1) *
                                wts.reshape(n_k, 1))
        h_fb[ind_ell] = h_fb_ell
        ind_ell += 1
        if ell > 0:
            h_fb[ind_ell] = h_fb[ind_ell - 1]
            ind_ell += 1

    return h_fb
Exemple #3
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    def build(self):
        """
        Computes the FSPCA basis.

        This may take some time for large image stacks.
        """

        coef = self.basis.evaluate_t(self.src.images(0, self.src.n))

        if self.noise_var is None:
            from aspire.noise import WhiteNoiseEstimator

            logger.info("Estimating the noise of images.")
            self.noise_var = WhiteNoiseEstimator(self.src).estimate()
        logger.info(f"Setting noise_var={self.noise_var}")

        cov2d = RotCov2D(self.basis)
        covar_opt = {
            "shrinker": "frobenius_norm",
            "verbose": 0,
            "max_iter": 250,
            "iter_callback": [],
            "store_iterates": False,
            "rel_tolerance": 1e-12,
            "precision": "float64",
            "preconditioner": "identity",
        }
        self.mean_coef_est = cov2d.get_mean(coef)
        self.covar_coef_est = cov2d.get_covar(
            coef,
            mean_coeff=self.mean_coef_est,
            noise_var=self.noise_var,
            covar_est_opt=covar_opt,
        )

        # Create the arrays to be packed by _compute_spca
        self.eigvals = np.zeros(self.basis.count, dtype=self.dtype)

        self.eigvecs = BlkDiagMatrix.empty(2 * self.basis.ell_max + 1,
                                           dtype=self.dtype)

        self.spca_coef = np.zeros((self.src.n, self.basis.count),
                                  dtype=self.dtype)

        self._compute_spca(coef)

        self._compress(self.components)
Exemple #4
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    def _compute_spca(self, coef):
        """
        Algorithm 2 from paper.

        It has been adopted to use ASPIRE-Python's
        cov2d (real) covariance estimation.
        """

        # Compute coefficient vector of mean image at zeroth component
        self.mean_coef_zero = self.mean_coef_est[self.angular_indices == 0]

        # Make the Data matrix (A_k)
        # # Construct A_k, matrix of expansion coefficients a^i_k_q
        # #   for image i, angular index k, radial index q,
        # #   (around eq 31-33)
        # #   Rows radial indices, columns image i.
        # #
        # # We can extract this directly (up to transpose) from
        # #  fb coef matrix where ells == angular_index
        # #  then use the transpose so image stack becomes columns.

        # Initialize a totally empty BlkDiagMatrix, then build incrementally.
        A = BlkDiagMatrix.empty(0, dtype=coef.dtype)

        # Zero angular index is special case of indexing.
        mask = self.basis._indices["ells"] == 0
        A_0 = coef[:, mask] - self.mean_coef_zero
        A.append(A_0)

        # Remaining angular indices have postive and negative entries in real representation.
        for ell in range(1, self.basis.ell_max +
                         1):  # `ell` in this code is `k` from paper
            mask = self.basis._indices["ells"] == ell
            mask_pos = [
                mask[i] and (self.basis._indices["sgns"][i] == +1)
                for i in range(len(mask))
            ]
            mask_neg = [
                mask[i] and (self.basis._indices["sgns"][i] == -1)
                for i in range(len(mask))
            ]

            A.append(coef[:, mask_pos])
            A.append(coef[:, mask_neg])

        if len(A) != len(self.covar_coef_est):
            raise RuntimeError(
                "Data matrix A should have same number of blocks as Covar matrix.",
                f" {len(A)} != {len(self.covar_coef_est)}",
            )

        # For each angular frequency (`ells` in FB code, `k` from paper)
        #   we use the properties of Block Diagonal Matrices to work
        #   on the correspong block.
        eigval_index = 0
        for angular_index, C_k in enumerate(self.covar_coef_est):

            # # Eigen/SVD, covariance block C_k should be symmetric.
            eigvals_k, eigvecs_k = np.linalg.eigh(C_k)

            # Determistically enforce eigen vector sign convention
            eigvecs_k = fix_signs(eigvecs_k)

            # Sort eigvals_k
            sorted_indices = np.argsort(-eigvals_k)
            eigvals_k, eigvecs_k = (
                eigvals_k[sorted_indices],
                eigvecs_k[:, sorted_indices],
            )

            # These are the dense basis indices for this block.
            basis_inds = np.arange(eigval_index, eigval_index + len(eigvals_k))

            # Store the eigvals for this block, note this is a flat array.
            self.eigvals[basis_inds] = eigvals_k

            # Store the eigvecs, note this is a BlkDiagMatrix and is assigned incrementally.
            self.eigvecs[angular_index] = eigvecs_k

            # To compute new expansion coefficients using spca basis
            #   we combine the basis coefs using the eigen decomposition.
            # Note image stack slow moving axis, otherwise this is just a
            #   block by block matrix multiply.
            self.spca_coef[:, basis_inds] = A[angular_index] @ eigvecs_k

            eigval_index += len(eigvals_k)

        # Sanity check we have same dimension of eigvals and basis coefs.
        if eigval_index != self.basis.count:
            raise RuntimeError(
                f"eigvals dimension {eigval_index} != basis coef count {self.basis.count}."
            )

        # Store a map of indices sorted by eigenvalue.
        #  We don't resort then now because this would destroy the block diagonal structure.
        #
        # sorted_indices[i] is the ith most powerful eigendecomposition index
        #
        # We can pass a full or truncated slice of sorted_indices to any array indexed by
        # the coefs.  This is used later for compression and index re-generation.
        self.sorted_indices = np.argsort(-np.abs(self.eigvals))