def test_mobilenet_v2_from_tf2(self):
model = keras.applications.MobileNetV2(input_shape=(224, 224, 3),
weights='imagenet',
include_top=True,
pooling='max')
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
self.assertEqual(53, len(pruner.prune_masks_map))
def test_inception_v3(self):
model = keras.applications.InceptionV3(input_shape=(299, 299, 3),
weights='imagenet',
include_top=True,
pooling='max')
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
self.assertEqual(95, len(pruner.prune_masks_map))
def test_LotteryTicketPruner_use_case_1(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
starting_weights = model.get_weights()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# First layer is the input layer; ignore it
# Second layer is Dense layer with 2 weights. First is fully connected weights. Second is output weights.
interesting_key = tuple([1, tuple([0])])
num_unmasked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0])
self.assertEqual(num_unmasked, TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES)
# No pruning percent specified so no weight should change
initial_model_weights_sum = self._summed_model_weights(model)
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
new_model_weights_sum = self._summed_model_weights(model)
self.assertEqual(initial_model_weights_sum, new_model_weights_sum)
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.5, 'random')
num_masked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0] == 0)
self.assertEqual(num_masked, int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * 0.5))
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.2, 'random')
num_masked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0] == 0)
self.assertEqual(num_masked, int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * 0.6))
model.set_weights(starting_weights)
new_model_weights_sum = self._summed_model_weights(model)
self.assertEqual(initial_model_weights_sum, new_model_weights_sum)
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
num_masked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0] == 0)
self.assertEqual(num_masked, int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * 0.6))
def test_prune_func_large_final(self):
""" Tests case where many or all weights are same value. Hence we might be tempted to mask on all of the
smallest weights rather than honoring only up to the prune rate
"""
model = self._create_test_dnn_model()
interesting_layer = model.layers[1]
interesting_weights_index = 0
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# Assign the weights values between 0..N, with 1/2 the weights being negative
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
interesting_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
num_interesting_layer_weights = np.prod(interesting_weights.shape)
new_weights = np.array(np.random.choice(range(num_interesting_layer_weights),
size=num_interesting_layer_weights, replace=False))
rand_multiplier = np.random.choice([1, -1], size=num_interesting_layer_weights, replace=True)
new_weights *= rand_multiplier
new_weights = new_weights.reshape(interesting_weights.shape)
weights[interesting_weights_index] = new_weights
interesting_layer.set_weights(weights)
pruner.set_pretrained_weights(model)
# Now verify that the absolute value of all unpruned weights are as large or larger than the smallest expected
# non-zero weight
prune_rate = 0.2
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'large_final')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
pruned_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
pruned_weights = np.abs(pruned_weights)
num_zero = np.sum(pruned_weights == 0.0)
self.assertEqual(int(num_interesting_layer_weights * prune_rate), num_zero)
expected_non_zero_min = int(np.prod(pruned_weights.shape) * prune_rate)
num_in_expected_range = np.sum(pruned_weights >= expected_non_zero_min)
self.assertEqual(num_interesting_layer_weights - num_zero, num_in_expected_range)
# Now do another round of pruning
prune_rate = 0.5
new_overall_prune_rate = 0.6 # (1.0 - 0.2) * 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'large_final')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
pruned_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
pruned_weights = np.abs(pruned_weights)
num_zero = np.sum(pruned_weights == 0.0)
self.assertEqual(int(num_interesting_layer_weights * new_overall_prune_rate), num_zero)
expected_non_zero_min = int(np.prod(pruned_weights.shape) * new_overall_prune_rate)
num_in_expected_range = np.sum(pruned_weights >= expected_non_zero_min)
self.assertEqual(num_interesting_layer_weights - num_zero, num_in_expected_range)
def test_apply_dwr(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
interesting_layer_index = 1
interesting_weights_index = 0
tpl = (interesting_layer_index, (interesting_weights_index, ))
interesting_layer = model.layers[interesting_layer_index]
# Assign the weights values between 0..N, with 1/2 the weights being negative
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
interesting_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
num_interesting_layer_weights = np.prod(interesting_weights.shape)
test_weights = np.array(np.random.choice(range(num_interesting_layer_weights),
size=num_interesting_layer_weights, replace=False))
test_weights = test_weights.reshape(interesting_weights.shape)
weights[interesting_weights_index] = test_weights
interesting_layer.set_weights(weights)
prune_rate1 = 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate1, 'smallest_weights')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
pruner.apply_dwr(model)
# Mask out any pruned weights
pruned_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()[interesting_weights_index]
expected_test_weights = test_weights * pruner.prune_masks_map[tpl][interesting_weights_index]
# We expect DWR to have increased the value of unmasked weight by a factor of 2.0 (1.0 / 0.5 = 2.0)
expected_test_weights *= (1.0 / prune_rate1)
np.testing.assert_array_equal(expected_test_weights, pruned_weights)
# Prune again to make sure we accumulate the DWR multiplier as expected
weights[interesting_weights_index] = test_weights
interesting_layer.set_weights(weights)
prune_rate2 = 0.2
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate2, 'smallest_weights')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
pruner.apply_dwr(model)
# Mask out any pruned weights
pruned_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()[interesting_weights_index]
expected_test_weights = test_weights * pruner.prune_masks_map[tpl][interesting_weights_index]
# We expect DWR to have increased the value of unmasked weight by a factor of 2.5
# (1.0 / ((1.0 - 0.5) * 0.2) = 2.5)
# But since there is rounding due to counting the number of 1s in the prune mask (an int) the rescaling factor
# is not quite exactly 2.5
num_first_prune_ones = int(num_interesting_layer_weights * prune_rate1)
denominator = (num_interesting_layer_weights - (num_first_prune_ones + int(num_first_prune_ones * prune_rate2)))
rescale_factor = num_interesting_layer_weights / denominator
expected_test_weights *= rescale_factor
np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(expected_test_weights, pruned_weights, decimal=3)
def test_calc_prune_mask_negative(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.3, 'unknown_strategy')
self.assertIn('smallest_weights', str(ex.exception))
self.assertIn('smallest_weights_global', str(ex.exception))
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, -0.25, 'smallest_weights_global')
self.assertIn('exclusive', str(ex.exception))
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 1.1, 'smallest_weights_global')
self.assertIn('exclusive', str(ex.exception))
def test_inception_v3(self):
if hasattr(keras.applications, 'InceptionV3'):
factory_func = keras.applications.InceptionV3
elif hasattr(keras.applications.inception_v3, 'InceptionV3'):
factory_func = keras.applications.inception_v3.InceptionV3
else:
raise Exception(
'Cannot find InceptionV3 while using `from tensorflow.python import keras`'
)
model = factory_func(input_shape=(299, 299, 3),
weights='imagenet',
include_top=True,
pooling='max')
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
self.assertEqual(95, len(pruner.prune_masks_map))
def test_prune_large_final_negative(self):
""" Negative tests for 'large_final' pruning strategy
"""
model = self._create_test_dnn_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# Don't call this since not calling this is the purpose of this test
# pruner.set_pretrained_weights(model)
# Now verify that the absolute value of all unpruned weights are as large or larger than the smallest expected
# non-zero weight
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.2, 'large_final')
self.assertIn('large_final', str(ex.exception))
self.assertIn('LotteryTicketPruner.pretrained_weights()', str(ex.exception))
def test_prune_func_large_final_same_weight_values(self):
""" Tests case where many or all weights are same value. Hence we might be tempted to mask on all of the
smallest weights rather than honoring only up to the prune rate
"""
model = self._create_test_dnn_model()
interesting_layer = model.layers[1]
interesting_weights_index = 0
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# Assign the weights values between 0..N, with 1/2 the weights being negative
test_weight_value = 1.23
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
interesting_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
num_interesting_layer_weights = np.prod(interesting_weights.shape)
new_weights = np.array(interesting_weights)
new_weights.fill(test_weight_value)
weights[interesting_weights_index] = new_weights
interesting_layer.set_weights(weights)
pruner.set_pretrained_weights(model)
# Now verify that the absolute value of all unpruned weights are as large or larger than the smallest expected
# non-zero weight
prune_rate = 0.2
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'large_final')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
pruned_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
num_zero = np.sum(pruned_weights == 0.0)
self.assertEqual(int(num_interesting_layer_weights * prune_rate), num_zero)
num_of_expected_value = np.sum(pruned_weights == test_weight_value)
self.assertEqual(num_interesting_layer_weights - num_zero, num_of_expected_value)
# Now do another round of pruning
prune_rate = 0.5
new_overall_prune_rate = 0.6 # (1.0 - 0.2) * 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'large_final')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
pruned_weights = weights[interesting_weights_index]
num_zero = np.sum(pruned_weights == 0.0)
self.assertEqual(int(num_interesting_layer_weights * new_overall_prune_rate), num_zero)
num_of_expected_value = np.sum(pruned_weights == test_weight_value)
self.assertEqual(num_interesting_layer_weights - num_zero, num_of_expected_value)
def test_smallest_weights_2(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
# First layer is the input layer; ignore it
# Second layer is Dense layer with 2 weights. First is fully connected weights. Second is output weights.
interesting_layer = model.layers[1]
interesting_layer_shape = interesting_layer.weights[0].shape
dl_test_weights = np.random.choice(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES,
size=TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES, replace=False)
# Make some weights negative
dl_test_weights -= TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES // 2
dl_test_weights = dl_test_weights.reshape(interesting_layer_shape)
interesting_layer.set_weights([dl_test_weights, interesting_layer.get_weights()[1]])
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
prune_rate = 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'smallest_weights')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
actual_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
min_expected_pos = TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate // 2 - 1
max_expected_neg = -TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate // 2 + 1
unpruned_pos = np.sum(actual_weights[0] >= min_expected_pos)
unpruned_neg = np.sum(actual_weights[0] <= max_expected_neg)
unpruned = unpruned_pos + unpruned_neg
self.assertIn(unpruned, [int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate),
int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate) - 1])
expected_to_be_pruned = TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES - unpruned - 1
self.assertLessEqual(abs(int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate) - expected_to_be_pruned),
1)
# Prune again
prune_rate2 = 0.1
expected_to_be_pruned2 = int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate2 * (1.0 - prune_rate))
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate2, 'smallest_weights')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
actual_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
min_expected_pos = expected_to_be_pruned2 // 2 - 1
max_expected_neg = -expected_to_be_pruned2 // 2 + 1
unpruned_pos = np.sum(actual_weights[0] >= min_expected_pos)
unpruned_neg = np.sum(actual_weights[0] <= max_expected_neg)
unpruned = unpruned_pos + unpruned_neg
expected_unpruned = TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES - expected_to_be_pruned - expected_to_be_pruned2
self.assertLessEqual(abs(expected_unpruned - unpruned), 1)
def test_reset_masks(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
interesting_layer_index = 1
interesting_weights_index = 0
tpl = tuple([interesting_layer_index, tuple([interesting_weights_index])])
original_mask = np.array(pruner.prune_masks_map[tpl][interesting_weights_index])
self.assertEqual(TEST_DENSE_WEIGHT_COUNT, np.sum(original_mask))
# Prune and make sure prune mask has changed
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.2, 'smallest_weights')
pruned_mask = pruner.prune_masks_map[tpl][interesting_weights_index]
num_pruned = np.sum(pruned_mask)
self.assertLess(num_pruned, TEST_DENSE_WEIGHT_COUNT)
# Now reset
pruner.reset_masks()
reset_mask = np.array(pruner.prune_masks_map[tpl][interesting_weights_index])
self.assertEqual(TEST_DENSE_WEIGHT_COUNT, np.sum(reset_mask))
def test_prune_func_smallest_weights_global_negative(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# Both percentage and count are unspecified
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
_ = _prune_func_smallest_weights_global(None, None, prune_percentage=None, prune_count=None)
self.assertIn('prune_percentage', str(ex.exception))
self.assertIn('prune_count', str(ex.exception))
# Prune percentage is zero
with unittest.mock.patch('logging.Logger.warning') as warning:
_ = _prune_func_smallest_weights_global(pruner.iterate_prunables(model), None, prune_percentage=0.0,
prune_count=None)
self.assertEqual(1, warning.call_count)
# Prune count is zero
with unittest.mock.patch('logging.Logger.warning') as warning:
_ = _prune_func_smallest_weights_global(pruner.iterate_prunables(model), None, prune_percentage=None,
prune_count=0)
self.assertEqual(1, warning.call_count)
def test_constructor(self):
model1 = self._create_test_model()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model1)
# Disabled since there are legit cases where the two models may different. E.g when using transfer learning
# one may choose to replace, say, a single head layer in the original model with 2 or more layers in the new
# model.
# # Different number of layers
# model2 = self._create_test_mode_extra_layer()
# with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
# pruner.calc_prune_mask(model2, 0.2, 'smallest_weights')
# self.assertIn('must have the same number of layers', str(ex.exception))
# Different shapes
model2 = self._create_test_model_diff_shape(diff_input_shape=True)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.apply_pruning(model2)
self.assertIn('must have the same input shape', str(ex.exception))
model2 = self._create_test_model_diff_shape(diff_output_shape=True)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as ex:
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model2, 0.2, 'smallest_weights')
self.assertIn('must have the same output shape', str(ex.exception))
def test_smallest_weights(self):
model = self._create_test_model()
# First layer is the input layer; ignore it
# Second layer is Dense layer with 2 weights. First is fully connected weights. Second is output weights.
interesting_layer_index = 1
interesting_layer = model.layers[interesting_layer_index]
interesting_layer_shape = interesting_layer.weights[0].shape
interesting_layer_weight_count = int(np.prod(interesting_layer_shape))
interesting_key = tuple([interesting_layer_index, tuple([0])])
dl_test_weights = np.random.choice(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES,
size=TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES, replace=False)
# Get rid of zero weights since we count those below during verification
dl_test_weights += 1
dl_test_weights = dl_test_weights.reshape(interesting_layer_shape)
interesting_layer.set_weights([dl_test_weights, interesting_layer.get_weights()[1]])
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.5, 'smallest_weights')
num_masked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0] == 0)
self.assertEqual(num_masked, int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * 0.5))
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
actual_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
actual_weights[0][actual_weights[0] == 0.0] = math.inf
min_weight = np.min(actual_weights[0])
self.assertGreaterEqual(min_weight, int(interesting_layer_weight_count * 0.5))
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, 0.2, 'smallest_weights')
num_masked = np.sum(pruner.prune_masks_map[interesting_key][0] == 0)
self.assertEqual(num_masked, int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * 0.6))
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
actual_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
actual_weights[0][actual_weights[0] == 0.0] = math.inf
min_weight = np.min(actual_weights[0])
self.assertGreaterEqual(min_weight, int(interesting_layer_weight_count * 0.6))
def test_smallest_weights_similar_weights(self):
""" Tests case where many or all weights are same value. Hence we might be tempted to mask on all of the
smallest weights rather than honoring only up to the prune rate
"""
model = self._create_test_model()
# First layer is the input layer; ignore it
# Second layer is Dense layer with 2 weights. First is fully connected weights. Second is output weights.
interesting_layer = model.layers[1]
interesting_layer_shape = interesting_layer.weights[0].shape
# Make all weights the same
dl_test_weights = np.ones([TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS, TEST_NUM_CLASSES], dtype=int)
# Make some weights negative
dl_test_weights = dl_test_weights.reshape(interesting_layer_shape)
interesting_layer.set_weights([dl_test_weights, interesting_layer.get_weights()[1]])
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
prune_rate = 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'smallest_weights')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
actual_weights = interesting_layer.get_weights()
expected = int(TEST_DENSE_LAYER_INPUTS * TEST_NUM_CLASSES * prune_rate)
actual = np.sum(actual_weights[0])
self.assertEqual(expected, actual)
def test_smallest_weights_global(self):
""" Tests case where many or all weights are same value. Hence we might be tempted to mask on all of the
smallest weights rather than honoring only up to the prune rate
"""
model = self._create_test_dnn_model()
interesting_layers = [
model.layers[1], model.layers[4], model.layers[8]
]
interesting_weights_index = 0
# Make sure no weights are zero so our checks below for zeroes only existing in masked weights are reliable
weight_counts = []
for layer in interesting_layers:
weights = layer.get_weights()
weights[interesting_weights_index][
weights[interesting_weights_index] == 0.0] = 0.1234
layer.set_weights(weights)
num_weights = np.prod(weights[interesting_weights_index].shape)
weight_counts.append(num_weights)
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
num_pruned1 = 0
for layer in interesting_layers:
weights = layer.get_weights()
num_pruned1 += np.sum(weights[interesting_weights_index] == 0.0)
prune_rate = 0.5
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'smallest_weights_global')
# calc_prune_mask() shouldn't do the actual pruning so verify that weights didn't change
num_pruned2 = 0
for layer in interesting_layers:
weights = layer.get_weights()
num_pruned2 += np.sum(weights[interesting_weights_index] == 0.0)
self.assertEqual(num_pruned1, num_pruned2)
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
pruned_counts = []
for layer in interesting_layers:
weights = layer.get_weights()
pruned_counts.append(
np.sum(weights[interesting_weights_index] == 0.0))
total_weights = np.sum(weight_counts)
num_pruned = np.sum(pruned_counts)
self.assertAlmostEqual(prune_rate,
num_pruned / total_weights,
places=1)
# Given the seeding we did at the beginning of this test these results should be reproducible. They were
# obtained by manual inspection.
# Ranges are used here since TF 1.x on python 3.6, 3.7 gives slightly different results from TF 2.x on
# python 3.8. These assertions accomodate both.
self.assertTrue(62 <= pruned_counts[0] <= 67,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertTrue(2 <= pruned_counts[1] <= 5,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertTrue(5 <= pruned_counts[2] <= 9,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertEqual(75, sum(pruned_counts))
# Now prune once more to make sure cumulative pruning works as expected
total_prune_rate = prune_rate
prune_rate = 0.2
total_prune_rate = total_prune_rate + (1.0 -
total_prune_rate) * prune_rate
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, 'smallest_weights_global')
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
pruned_counts = []
for layer in interesting_layers:
weights = layer.get_weights()
pruned_counts.append(
np.sum(weights[interesting_weights_index] == 0.0))
total_weights = np.sum(weight_counts)
num_pruned = np.sum(pruned_counts)
self.assertEqual(num_pruned / total_weights, total_prune_rate)
# Given the seeding we did at the beginning of this test these results should be reproducible. They were
# obtained by manual inspection.
# Ranges are used here since TF 1.x on python 3.6, 3.7 gives slightly different results from TF 2.x on
# python 3.8. These assertions accomodate both.
self.assertTrue(74 <= pruned_counts[0] <= 78,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertTrue(2 <= pruned_counts[1] <= 5,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertTrue(9 <= pruned_counts[2] <= 12,
msg=f'pruned_counts={pruned_counts}')
self.assertEqual(90, sum(pruned_counts))
def evaluate(which_set, prune_strategy, use_dwr, epochs, output_dir):
""" Evaluates multiple training approaches:
A model with randomly initialized weights evaluated with no training having been done
A model trained from randomly initialized weights
A model with randomly initialized weights evaluated with no training having been done *but* lottery ticket
pruning has been done prior to evaluation.
Several models trained from randomly initialized weights *but* with lottery ticket pruning applied at the
end of every epoch.
:param which_set: One of 'mnist', 'cifar10', 'cifar10_reduced_10x'.
'mnist' is the standard MNIST data set (70k total images of digits 0-9).
'cifar10' is the standard CIFAR10 data set (60k total images in 10 classes, 6k images/class)
'cifar10_reduced_10x' is just like 'cifar10' but with the total training, test sets reduced by 10x.
(6k total images in 10 classes, 600 images/class).
This is useful for seeing the effects of lottery ticket pruning on a smaller dataset.
:param prune_strategy: One of the strategies supported by `LotteryTicketPruner.calc_prune_mask()`
A string indicating how the pruning should be done.
'random': Pruning is done randomly across all prunable layers.
'smallest_weights': The smallest weights at each prunable layer are pruned. Each prunable layer has the
specified percentage pruned from the layer's weights.
'smallest_weights_global': The smallest weights across all prunable layers are pruned. Some layers may
have substantially more or less weights than `prune_percentage` pruned from them. But overall,
across all prunable layers, `prune_percentage` weights will be pruned.
'large_final': Keeps the weights that have the largest magnitude from the previously trained model.
This is 'large_final' as defined in https://arxiv.org/pdf/1905.01067.pdf
'large_final': Keeps the weights that have the largest magnitude from the previously trained model.
This is 'large_final' as defined in https://arxiv.org/pdf/1905.01067.pdf
:param boolean use_dwr: Whether or not to apply Dynamic Weight Rescaling (DWR) to the unpruned weights in the
model.
See section 5.2, "Dynamic Weight Rescaling" of https://arxiv.org/pdf/1905.01067.pdf.
A quote from that paper describes it best:
"For each training iteration and for each layer, we multiply the underlying weights by the ratio of the
total number of weights in the layer over the number of ones in the corresponding mask."
:param epochs: The number of epochs to train the models for.
:param output_dir: The directory to put output files.
:returns losses and accuracies for the evaluations. Each are a dict of keyed by experiment name and whose value
is the loss/accuracy.
"""
losses = {}
accuracies = {}
experiment = 'xfer_learn'
mnist = MNIST(experiment, which_set=which_set)
# Split the dataset into two, the dataset that we'll use to classically train a model, and the dataset we'll
# use to apply train a new model using transfer learning and lottery ticket pruning.
tl_dataset = mnist.dataset.split_dataset()
model = mnist.create_model()
experiment = 'xfer_learn_no_training'
losses[experiment], accuracies[experiment] = mnist.evaluate(model)
# Classically train a model on data from half of the classes
experiment = 'xfer_learn_train_1st_half_data'
mnist.fit(model, epochs)
losses[experiment], accuracies[experiment] = mnist.evaluate(model)
# For this experiment we consider the starting weights to be the initial weights of the trained model on the
# first N/2 class' samples. This is the source model that we will use to do transfer learning to train a model on
# the remaining data that has "new" class labels.
starting_weights = model.get_weights()
pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(model)
# Now we classically train a model on the other half of the data from the previously unknown classes
experiment = 'xfer_learn_train_2nd_half_data'
mnist.fit(model, epochs, dataset=tl_dataset)
trained_weights = model.get_weights()
losses[experiment], accuracies[experiment] = mnist.evaluate(
model, dataset=tl_dataset)
epoch_logs = mnist.get_epoch_logs()
pruner.set_pretrained_weights(model)
# Evaluate performance of model with original weights and pruning applied
num_prune_rounds = 4
prune_rate = 0.2
overall_prune_rate = 0.0
for i in range(num_prune_rounds):
prune_rate = pow(prune_rate, 1.0 / (i + 1))
overall_prune_rate = overall_prune_rate + prune_rate * (
1.0 - overall_prune_rate)
# Make sure each iteration of pruning uses that same trained weights to determine pruning mask
model.set_weights(trained_weights)
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, prune_strategy)
# Now revert model to original random starting weights and apply pruning
model.set_weights(starting_weights)
pruner.apply_pruning(model)
experiment = 'xfer_learn_no_training_pruned@{:.4f}'.format(
overall_prune_rate)
losses[experiment], accuracies[experiment] = mnist.evaluate(model)
pruner.reset_masks()
# Calculate pruning mask below using trained weights
model.set_weights(trained_weights)
# Now train from original weights and prune during training
prune_rate = 0.2
overall_prune_rate = 0.0
for i in range(num_prune_rounds):
prune_rate = pow(prune_rate, 1.0 / (i + 1))
overall_prune_rate = overall_prune_rate + prune_rate * (
1.0 - overall_prune_rate)
# Calculate the pruning mask using the trained model and it's final trained weights
pruner.calc_prune_mask(model, prune_rate, prune_strategy)
# Now create a new model that has the original random starting weights and train it
experiment = 'xfer_learn_pruned@{:.4f}'.format(overall_prune_rate)
mnist_pruned = MNISTPruned(experiment,
pruner,
use_dwr=use_dwr,
which_set=which_set)
# Need to split the dataset here so `mnist` and `mnist_pruned` models have same shape
_ = mnist_pruned.dataset.split_dataset()
prune_trained_model = mnist_pruned.create_model()
prune_trained_model.set_weights(starting_weights)
mnist_pruned.fit(prune_trained_model, epochs, dataset=tl_dataset)
losses[experiment], accuracies[experiment] = mnist_pruned.evaluate(
prune_trained_model, dataset=tl_dataset)
epoch_logs = _merge_epoch_logs(epoch_logs,
mnist_pruned.get_epoch_logs())
_to_floats(epoch_logs)
# Periodically save the results to allow inspection during these multiple lengthy iterations
with open(os.path.join(output_dir, 'epoch_logs.json'), 'w') as f:
json.dump(epoch_logs, f, indent=4)
# Now save csv file so it's easier to compare loss, accuracy across the experiments
headings = []
for experiment in epoch_logs[0].keys():
headings.extend([experiment, '', '', ''])
sub_headings = ['train_loss', 'train_acc', 'val_loss', 'val_acc'] * len(
epoch_logs[0])
epoch_logs_df = pd.DataFrame([], columns=[headings, sub_headings])
all_keys = set(epoch_logs[0].keys())
for epoch, epoch_results in epoch_logs.items():
row = []
for experiment in all_keys:
if experiment in epoch_results:
exp_dict = epoch_logs[epoch][experiment]
row.extend([
exp_dict['loss'], exp_dict['acc'], exp_dict['val_loss'],
exp_dict['val_acc']
])
else:
row.extend([math.nan, math.nan, math.nan, math.nan])
epoch_logs_df.loc[epoch] = row
epoch_logs_df.to_csv(os.path.join(output_dir, 'epoch_logs.csv'))
return losses, accuracies
def setUp(self):
self.mnist_test = MNISTTest()
self.model = self.mnist_test.create_model()
self.pruner = lottery_ticket_pruner.LotteryTicketPruner(self.model)