Exemple #1
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    def from_maps(cls, context, maps, targets=None):
        """Create a Distribution from a sequence of `Map`\s.

        Parameters
        ----------
        context : Context object
        maps : Sequence of Map objects
        targets : Sequence of int, optional
            Sequence of engine target numbers. Default: all available

        Returns
        -------
        Distribution
        """
        # This constructor is called by all the others
        self = super(Distribution, cls).__new__(cls)
        self.context = context
        self.targets = sorted(targets or context.targets)
        self._comm = None
        self.maps = maps
        self.shape = tuple(m.size for m in self.maps)
        self.ndim = len(self.maps)
        self.dist = tuple(m.dist for m in self.maps)
        self.grid_shape = tuple(m.grid_size for m in self.maps)

        self.grid_shape = normalize_grid_shape(self.grid_shape, self.shape,
                                               self.dist, len(self.targets))

        nelts = reduce(operator.mul, self.grid_shape, 1)
        self.rank_from_coords = np.arange(nelts).reshape(self.grid_shape)
        return self
Exemple #2
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    def from_shape(cls, context, shape, dist=None, grid_shape=None):

        self = cls.__new__(cls)
        self.context = context
        self.shape = shape
        self.ndim = len(shape)

        if dist is None:
            dist = {0: 'b'}
        self.dist = normalize_dist(dist, self.ndim)

        if grid_shape is None:  # Make a new grid_shape if not provided.
            self.grid_shape = make_grid_shape(self.shape, self.dist,
                                              len(context.targets))
        else:  # Otherwise normalize the one passed in.
            self.grid_shape = normalize_grid_shape(grid_shape, self.ndim)
        # In either case, validate.
        validate_grid_shape(self.grid_shape, self.dist, len(context.targets))

        # TODO: FIXME: assert that self.rank_from_coords is valid and conforms
        # to how MPI does it.
        nelts = reduce(operator.mul, self.grid_shape)
        self.rank_from_coords = np.arange(nelts).reshape(*self.grid_shape)

        # List of `ClientMap` objects, one per dimension.
        self.maps = [map_from_sizes(*args)
                     for args in zip(self.shape, self.dist, self.grid_shape)]
        return self
Exemple #3
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    def from_maps(cls, context, maps, targets=None):
        """Create a Distribution from a sequence of `Map`\s.

        Parameters
        ----------
        context : Context object
        maps : Sequence of Map objects
        targets : Sequence of int, optional
            Sequence of engine target numbers. Default: all available

        Returns
        -------
        Distribution
        """
        # This constructor is called by all the others
        self = super(Distribution, cls).__new__(cls)
        self.context = context
        self.targets = sorted(targets or context.targets)
        self._comm = None
        self.maps = maps
        self.shape = tuple(m.size for m in self.maps)
        self.ndim = len(self.maps)
        self.dist = tuple(m.dist for m in self.maps)
        self.grid_shape = tuple(m.grid_size for m in self.maps)

        self.grid_shape = normalize_grid_shape(self.grid_shape, self.shape,
                                               self.dist, len(self.targets))

        nelts = reduce(operator.mul, self.grid_shape, 1)
        self.rank_from_coords = np.arange(nelts).reshape(self.grid_shape)
        return self
Exemple #4
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    def __new__(cls, context, shape, dist=None, grid_shape=None, targets=None):
        """Create a Distribution from a `shape` and other optional args.

        Parameters
        ----------
        context : Context object
        shape : tuple of int
            Shape of the resulting Distribution, one integer per dimension.
        dist : str, list, tuple, or dict, optional
            Shorthand data structure representing the distribution type for
            every dimension.  Default: {0: 'b'}, with all other dimensions 'n'.
        grid_shape : tuple of int
        targets : Sequence of int, optional
            Sequence of engine target numbers. Default: all available

        Returns
        -------
        Distribution
        """
        # special case when dist is all 'n's.
        if (dist is not None) and all(d == 'n' for d in dist):
            if (targets is not None) and (len(targets) != 1):
                raise ValueError('target dist conflict')
            elif targets is None:
                targets = [context.targets[0]]
            else:
                # then targets is set correctly
                pass

        ndim = len(shape)
        dist = dist or {0: 'b'}
        dist = normalize_dist(dist, ndim)

        targets = sorted(targets or context.targets)
        grid_shape = grid_shape or make_grid_shape(shape, dist, len(targets))
        grid_shape = normalize_grid_shape(grid_shape, shape, dist,
                                          len(targets))

        # choose targets from grid_shape
        ntargets = reduce(operator.mul, grid_shape, 1)
        targets = targets[:ntargets]

        # list of `ClientMap` objects, one per dimension.
        maps = [map_from_sizes(*args) for args in zip(shape, dist, grid_shape)]

        self = cls.from_maps(context=context, maps=maps, targets=targets)

        # TODO: FIXME: this is a workaround.  The reason we slice here is to
        # return a distribution with no empty local shapes.  The `from_maps()`
        # classmethod should be fixed to ensure no empty local arrays are
        # created in the first place.  That will remove the need to slice the
        # distribution to remove empty localshapes.
        if all(d in ('n', 'b') for d in self.dist):
            self = self.slice((slice(None), ) * self.ndim)
        return self
Exemple #5
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    def __new__(cls, context, shape, dist=None, grid_shape=None, targets=None):
        """Create a Distribution from a `shape` and other optional args.

        Parameters
        ----------
        context : Context object
        shape : tuple of int
            Shape of the resulting Distribution, one integer per dimension.
        dist : str, list, tuple, or dict, optional
            Shorthand data structure representing the distribution type for
            every dimension.  Default: {0: 'b'}, with all other dimensions 'n'.
        grid_shape : tuple of int
        targets : Sequence of int, optional
            Sequence of engine target numbers. Default: all available

        Returns
        -------
        Distribution
        """
        # special case when dist is all 'n's.
        if (dist is not None) and all(d == 'n' for d in dist):
            if (targets is not None) and (len(targets) != 1):
                raise ValueError('target dist conflict')
            elif targets is None:
                targets = [context.targets[0]]
            else:
                # then targets is set correctly
                pass

        ndim = len(shape)
        dist = dist or {0: 'b'}
        dist = normalize_dist(dist, ndim)

        targets = sorted(targets or context.targets)
        grid_shape = grid_shape or make_grid_shape(shape, dist, len(targets))
        grid_shape = normalize_grid_shape(grid_shape, shape, dist, len(targets))

        # choose targets from grid_shape
        ntargets = reduce(operator.mul, grid_shape, 1)
        targets = targets[:ntargets]

        # list of `ClientMap` objects, one per dimension.
        maps = [map_from_sizes(*args) for args in zip(shape, dist, grid_shape)]

        self = cls.from_maps(context=context, maps=maps, targets=targets)

        # TODO: FIXME: this is a workaround.  The reason we slice here is to
        # return a distribution with no empty local shapes.  The `from_maps()`
        # classmethod should be fixed to ensure no empty local arrays are
        # created in the first place.  That will remove the need to slice the
        # distribution to remove empty localshapes.
        if all(d in ('n', 'b') for d in self.dist):
            self = self.slice((slice(None),)*self.ndim)
        return self
Exemple #6
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    def comm_union(self, *dists):
        """
        Make a communicator that includes the union of all targets in `dists`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        dists: sequence of distribution objects.

        Returns
        -------
        tuple
            First element is encompassing communicator proxy; second is a
            sequence of all targets in `dists`.
            
        """
        dist_targets = [d.targets for d in dists]
        all_targets = sorted(reduce(set.union, dist_targets, set(self.targets)))
        return self.context.make_subcomm(all_targets), all_targets
Exemple #7
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    def comm_union(self, *dists):
        """
        Make a communicator that includes the union of all targets in `dists`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        dists: sequence of distribution objects.

        Returns
        -------
        tuple
            First element is encompassing communicator proxy; second is a
            sequence of all targets in `dists`.
            
        """
        dist_targets = [d.targets for d in dists]
        all_targets = sorted(reduce(set.union, dist_targets,
                                    set(self.targets)))
        return self.context.make_subcomm(all_targets), all_targets
 def test_ones_in_grid_shape(self):
     """Test not-distributed dimensions in grid_shape."""
     dist = ('n', 'b', 'n', 'c', 'n')
     glb_shape = (2, 6, 2, 8, 2)
     grid_shape = (1, 3, 1, 4, 1)
     dist_5d = Distribution.from_shape(comm=self.comm, shape=glb_shape,
                                       grid_shape=grid_shape, dist=dist)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.global_shape, glb_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.grid_shape, grid_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.base_comm, self.comm)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.comm_size, 12)
     self.assertTrue(dist_5d.comm_rank in range(12))
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.comm.Get_topo(),
                      (list(dist_5d.grid_shape),
                       [0]*5, list(dist_5d.cart_coords)))
     self.assertEqual(len(dist_5d), 5)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.global_shape, glb_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.local_shape, (2, 2, 2, 2, 2))
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.local_size,
                      reduce(int.__mul__, glb_shape) // self.comm_size)
 def test_ones_in_grid_shape(self):
     """Test not-distributed dimensions in grid_shape."""
     dist = ('n', 'b', 'n', 'c', 'n')
     glb_shape = (2, 6, 2, 8, 2)
     grid_shape = (1, 3, 1, 4, 1)
     dist_5d = Distribution.from_shape(comm=self.comm,
                                       shape=glb_shape,
                                       grid_shape=grid_shape,
                                       dist=dist)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.global_shape, glb_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.grid_shape, grid_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.base_comm, self.comm)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.comm_size, 12)
     self.assertTrue(dist_5d.comm_rank in range(12))
     self.assertEqual(
         dist_5d.comm.Get_topo(),
         (list(dist_5d.grid_shape), [0] * 5, list(dist_5d.cart_coords)))
     self.assertEqual(len(dist_5d), 5)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.global_shape, glb_shape)
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.local_shape, (2, 2, 2, 2, 2))
     self.assertEqual(dist_5d.local_size,
                      reduce(int.__mul__, glb_shape) // self.comm_size)
Exemple #10
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    def __init__(self, context, global_dim_data):
        """Make a Distribution from a global_dim_data structure.

        Parameters
        ----------
        global_dim_data : tuple of dict
            A global dimension dictionary per dimension.  See following `Note`
            section.

        Returns
        -------
        result : Distribution
            An empty DistArray of the specified size, dimensionality, and
            distribution.

        Note
        ----

        The `global_dim_data` tuple is a simple, straightforward data structure
        that allows full control over all aspects of a DistArray's distribution
        information.  It does not contain any of the array's *data*, only the
        *metadata* needed to specify how the array is to be distributed.  Each
        dimension of the array is represented by corresponding dictionary in
        the tuple, one per dimension.  All dictionaries have a `dist_type` key
        that specifies whether the array is block, cyclic, or unstructured.
        The other keys in the dictionary are dependent on the `dist_type` key.

        **Block**

        * ``dist_type`` is ``'b'``.

        * ``bounds`` is a sequence of integers, at least two elements.

          The ``bounds`` sequence always starts with 0 and ends with the global
          ``size`` of the array.  The other elements indicate the local array
          global index boundaries, such that successive pairs of elements from
          ``bounds`` indicates the ``start`` and ``stop`` indices of the
          corresponding local array.

        * ``comm_padding`` integer, greater than or equal to zero.
        * ``boundary_padding`` integer, greater than or equal to zero.

        These integer values indicate the communication or boundary padding,
        respectively, for the local arrays.  Currently only a single value for
        both ``boundary_padding`` and ``comm_padding`` is allowed for the
        entire dimension.

        **Cyclic**

        * ``dist_type`` is ``'c'``

        * ``proc_grid_size`` integer, greater than or equal to one.

        The size of the process grid in this dimension.  Equivalent to the
        number of local arrays in this dimension and determines the number of
        array sections.

        * ``size`` integer, greater than or equal to zero.

        The global size of the array in this dimension.

        * ``block_size`` integer, optional.  Greater than or equal to one.

        If not present, equivalent to being present with value of one.

        **Unstructured**

        * ``dist_type`` is ``'u'``

        * ``indices`` sequence of one-dimensional numpy integer arrays or
          buffers.

          The ``len(indices)`` is the number of local unstructured arrays in
          this dimension.

          To compute the global size of the array in this dimension, compute
          ``sum(len(ii) for ii in indices)``.

        **Not-distributed**

        The ``'n'`` distribution type is a convenience to specify that an array
        is not distributed along this dimension.

        * ``dist_type`` is ``'n'``

        * ``size`` integer, greater than or equal to zero.

        The global size of the array in this dimension.

        """
        self.context = context
        self.maps = [map_from_global_dim_dict(gdd) for gdd in global_dim_data]
        self.shape = tuple(m.size for m in self.maps)
        self.ndim = len(self.maps)
        self.dist = tuple(m.dist for m in self.maps)
        self.grid_shape = tuple(m.grid_size for m in self.maps)

        validate_grid_shape(self.grid_shape, self.dist, len(context.targets))

        nelts = reduce(operator.mul, self.grid_shape)
        self.rank_from_coords = np.arange(nelts).reshape(*self.grid_shape)