Esempio n. 1
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_integer():
    variables = {
        'v': Variable('v', scalar=False),
        'N': Constant('N', 10),
        'b': Variable('b', scalar=True, dtype=int),
        'c': Variable('c', scalar=True, dtype=int),
        'd': Variable('d', scalar=True, dtype=int),
        'y': Variable('y', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        'z': Variable('z', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        'w': Variable('w', scalar=True, dtype=float),
    }
    statements = [
        Statement('v', '=', 'v % (2*3*N)', '', np.float32),
        # integer version doesn't get rewritten but float version does
        Statement('a', ':=', 'b//(c//d)', '', int),
        Statement('x', ':=', 'y/(z/w)', '', float),
    ]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    assert len(scalar) == 3
    assert np.issubdtype(scalar[0].dtype, np.signedinteger)
    assert scalar[0].var == '_lio_1'
    expr = scalar[0].expr.replace(' ', '')
    assert expr == '6*N' or expr == 'N*6'
    assert np.issubdtype(scalar[1].dtype, np.signedinteger)
    assert scalar[1].var == '_lio_2'
    expr = scalar[1].expr.replace(' ', '')
    assert expr == 'b//(c//d)'
    assert np.issubdtype(scalar[2].dtype, np.floating)
    assert scalar[2].var == '_lio_3'
    expr = scalar[2].expr.replace(' ', '')
    assert expr == '(y*w)/z' or expr == '(w*y)/z'
Esempio n. 2
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_constant_evaluation():
    variables = {
        'v1': Variable('v1', scalar=False),
        'v2': Variable('v2', scalar=False),
        'i1': Variable('i1', scalar=False, dtype=int),
        'N': Constant('N', 10),
        's1': Variable('s1', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        's2': Variable('s2', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        'exp': DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS['exp']
    }
    statements = [
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v1 * (1 + 2 + 3)', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'exp(N)*v1', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'exp(0)*v1', '', np.float),
    ]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    # exp(N) should be pulled out of the vector statements, the rest should be
    # evaluated in place
    assert len(scalar) == 1
    assert scalar[0].expr == 'exp(N)'
    assert len(vector) == 3
    expr = vector[0].expr.replace(' ', '')
    assert expr == '_lio_1*v1' or 'v1*_lio_1'
    expr = vector[1].expr.replace(' ', '')
    assert expr == '6.0*v1' or 'v1*6.0'
    assert vector[2].expr == 'v1'
Esempio n. 3
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_boolean():
    variables = {'v1': Variable('v1', scalar=False),
                 'v2': Variable('v2', scalar=False),
                 'N': Constant('N', 10),
                 'b': Variable('b', scalar=True, dtype=bool),
                 'c': Variable('c', scalar=True, dtype=bool),
                 'int': DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS['int'],
                 'foo': Function(lambda x: None,
                                 arg_units=[Unit(1)], return_unit=Unit(1),
                                 arg_types=['boolean'], return_type='float',
                                 stateless=False)
                 }
    # The calls for "foo" cannot be pulled out, since foo is marked as stateful
    statements = [Statement('v1', '=', '1.0*int(b and c)', '', np.float32),
                  Statement('v1', '=', '1.0*foo(b and c)', '', np.float32),
                  Statement('v2', '=', 'int(not b and True)', '', np.float32),
                  Statement('v2', '=', 'foo(not b and True)', '', np.float32)
                  ]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    assert len(scalar) == 4
    assert scalar[0].expr == '1.0 * int(b and c)'
    assert scalar[1].expr == 'b and c'
    assert scalar[2].expr == 'int((not b) and True)'
    assert scalar[3].expr == '(not b) and True'
    assert len(vector) == 4
    assert vector[0].expr == '_lio_1'
    assert vector[1].expr == 'foo(_lio_2)'
    assert vector[2].expr == '_lio_3'
    assert vector[3].expr == 'foo(_lio_4)'
Esempio n. 4
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation():
    variables = {'v': Variable('v', scalar=False),
                 'w': Variable('w', scalar=False),
                 'dt': Constant('dt', dimensions=second.dim, value=0.1*ms),
                 'tau': Constant('tau', dimensions=second.dim, value=10*ms),
                 'exp': DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS['exp']}
    statements = [Statement('v', '=', 'dt*w*exp(-dt/tau)/tau + v*exp(-dt/tau)', '', np.float32),
                  Statement('w', '=', 'w*exp(-dt/tau)', '', np.float32)]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    # The optimisation should pull out at least exp(-dt / tau)
    assert len(scalar) >= 1
    assert np.issubdtype(scalar[0].dtype, np.floating)
    assert scalar[0].var == '_lio_1'
    assert len(vector) == 2
    assert all('_lio_' in stmt.expr for stmt in vector)
Esempio n. 5
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_no_optimisation():
    variables = {
        'v1': Variable('v1', scalar=False),
        'v2': Variable('v2', scalar=False),
        'N': Constant('N', 10),
        's1': Variable('s1', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        's2': Variable('s2', scalar=True, dtype=float),
        'rand': DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS['rand']
    }
    statements = [
        # This hould not be simplified to 0!
        Statement('v1', '=', 'rand() - rand()', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '3*rand() - 3*rand()', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '3*rand() - ((1+2)*rand())', '', np.float),
        # This should not pull out rand()*N
        Statement('v1', '=', 's1*rand()*N', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 's2*rand()*N', '', np.float),
        # This is not important mathematically, but it would change the numbers
        # that are generated
        Statement('v1', '=', '0*rand()*N', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '0/rand()*N', '', np.float)
    ]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    for vs in vector[:3]:
        assert vs.expr.count(
            'rand()'
        ) == 2, 'Expression should still contain two rand() calls, but got ' + str(
            vs)
    for vs in vector[3:]:
        assert vs.expr.count(
            'rand()'
        ) == 1, 'Expression should still contain a rand() call, but got ' + str(
            vs)
Esempio n. 6
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_integer():
    variables = {
        'v': Variable('v', Unit(1), scalar=False),
        'N': Constant('N', Unit(1), 10)
    }
    statements = [Statement('v', '=', 'v % (2*3*N)', '', np.float32)]
    scalar, vector = apply_loop_invariant_optimisations(
        statements, variables, np.float64)
    # The optimisation should not pull out 2*N
    assert len(scalar) == 0
Esempio n. 7
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def check_pre_code(codegen, stmts, vars_pre, vars_syn, vars_post):
    '''
    Given a set of statements stmts where the variables names in vars_pre are
    presynaptic, in vars_syn are synaptic and in vars_post are postsynaptic,
    check that the conditions for compatibility with GeNN are met, and return
    a new statement sequence translated for compatibility with GeNN, along
    with the name of the targeted variable.
    '''
    read, write, indices = codegen.array_read_write(stmts)

    post_write = set(write).intersection(set(vars_post))
    if len(post_write) == 0:
        raise NotImplementedError(
            "GeNN does not support Synapses with no postsynaptic effect.")
    if len(post_write) > 1:
        raise NotImplementedError(
            "GeNN only supports writing to a single postsynaptic variable.")

    post_write_var = list(post_write)[0]

    found_write_statement = False
    new_stmts = []
    for stmt in stmts:
        ids = get_identifiers(stmt.expr)
        if stmt.var == post_write_var:
            if stmt.inplace:
                if stmt.op != '+=':
                    raise NotImplementedError(
                        "GeNN only supports the += in place operation on postsynaptic variables."
                    )
                accumulation_expr = stmt.expr
            else:
                # TODO: we could support expressions like v = v + expr, but this requires some additional work
                # namely, for an expression like v = expr we need to check if (expr-v) when simplified reduces to
                # an expression that only has postsynaptic variables using sympy
                raise NotImplementedError(
                    "GeNN only supports in-place modification of postsynaptic variables"
                )
            new_stmt = Statement('addtoinSyn',
                                 '=',
                                 '_hidden_weightmatrix*(' + accumulation_expr +
                                 ')',
                                 comment=stmt.comment,
                                 dtype=stmt.dtype)
            new_stmts.append(new_stmt)
            if found_write_statement:
                raise NotImplementedError(
                    "GeNN does not support multiple writes to postsynaptic variables."
                )
            found_write_statement = True
        else:
            new_stmts.append(stmt)

    return post_write_var, new_stmts
Esempio n. 8
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation():
    variables = {
        'v': Variable('v', Unit(1), scalar=False),
        'w': Variable('w', Unit(1), scalar=False),
        'dt': Constant('dt', second, 0.1 * ms),
        'tau': Constant('tau', second, 10 * ms),
        'exp': DEFAULT_FUNCTIONS['exp']
    }
    statements = [
        Statement('v', '=', 'dt*w*exp(-dt/tau)/tau + v*exp(-dt/tau)', '',
                  np.float32),
        Statement('w', '=', 'w*exp(-dt/tau)', '', np.float32)
    ]
    scalar, vector = apply_loop_invariant_optimisations(
        statements, variables, np.float64)
    # The optimisation should pull out exp(-dt / tau)
    assert len(scalar) == 1
    assert scalar[0].dtype == np.float64  # We asked for this dtype above
    assert scalar[0].var == '_lio_const_1'
    assert len(vector) == 2
    assert all('_lio_const_1' in stmt.expr for stmt in vector)
Esempio n. 9
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def test_apply_loop_invariant_optimisation_simplification():
    variables = {
        'v1': Variable('v1', scalar=False),
        'v2': Variable('v2', scalar=False),
        'i1': Variable('i1', scalar=False, dtype=int),
        'N': Constant('N', 10)
    }
    statements = [
        # Should be simplified to 0.0
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v1 - v1', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'N*v1 - N*v1', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v1*N * 0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v1 * 0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v1 * 0.0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '0.0 / (v1*N)', '', np.float),
        # Should be simplified to 0
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1*N * 0', '', np.int),
        Statement('i1', '=', '0 * i1', '', np.int),
        Statement('i1', '=', '0 * i1*N', '', np.int),
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1 * 0', '', np.int),
        # Should be simplified to v1*N
        Statement('v2', '=', '0 + v1*N', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', 'v1*N + 0.0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', 'v1*N - 0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', 'v1*N - 0.0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', '1 * v1*N', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', '1.0 * v1*N', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', 'v1*N / 1.0', '', np.float),
        Statement('v2', '=', 'v1*N / 1', '', np.float),
        # Should be simplified to i1
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1*1', '', int),
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1//1', '', int),
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1+0', '', int),
        Statement('i1', '=', '0+i1', '', int),
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1-0', '', int),
        # Should *not* be simplified (because it would change the type,
        # important for integer division, for example)
        Statement('v1', '=', 'i1*1.0', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '1.0*i1', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'i1/1.0', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'i1/1', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'i1+0.0', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', '0.0+i1', '', float),
        Statement('v1', '=', 'i1-0.0', '', float),
        ## Should *not* be simplified, flooring division by 1 changes the value
        Statement('v1', '=', 'v2//1.0', '', float),
        Statement('i1', '=', 'i1//1.0', '', float)  # changes type
    ]
    scalar, vector = optimise_statements([], statements, variables)
    assert len(scalar) == 0
    for s in vector[:6]:
        assert s.expr == '0.0'
    for s in vector[6:10]:
        assert s.expr == '0', s.expr  # integer
    for s in vector[10:18]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == 'v1*N' or expr == 'N*v1'
    for s in vector[18:23]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == 'i1'
    for s in vector[23:27]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == '1.0*i1' or expr == 'i1*1.0' or expr == 'i1/1.0'
    for s in vector[27:30]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == '0.0+i1' or expr == 'i1+0.0'
    for s in vector[30:31]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == 'v2//1.0' or expr == 'v2//1'
    for s in vector[31:]:
        expr = s.expr.replace(' ', '')
        assert expr == 'i1//1.0'
Esempio n. 10
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def check_pre_code(codegen, stmts, vars_pre, vars_syn, vars_post,
                   conditional_write_vars):
    '''
    Given a set of statements stmts where the variables names in vars_pre are
    presynaptic, in vars_syn are synaptic and in vars_post are postsynaptic,
    check that the conditions for compatibility with GeNN are met, and return
    a new statement sequence translated for compatibility with GeNN, along
    with the name of the targeted variable.

    Also adapts the synaptic statement to be multiplied by 0 for a refractory
    post-synaptic cell.
    '''
    read, write, indices = codegen.array_read_write(stmts)

    post_write = set(write).intersection(set(vars_post))
    if len(post_write) > 1:
        raise NotImplementedError(
            "GeNN only supports writing to a single postsynaptic variable.")
    if len(post_write) == 0:
        logger.warn(
            "Warning: You have defined (a) synaptic group(s) that has no direct postsynaptic effect."
        )
        return None, stmts

    post_write_var = list(post_write)[0]

    found_write_statement = False
    new_stmts = []
    for stmt in stmts:
        ids = get_identifiers(stmt.expr)
        if stmt.var == post_write_var:
            if stmt.inplace:
                if stmt.op != '+=':
                    raise NotImplementedError(
                        "GeNN only supports the += in place operation on postsynaptic variables."
                    )
                accumulation_expr = stmt.expr
                # "write-protect" a variable during refractoriness to match Brian's semantics
                if stmt.var in conditional_write_vars:
                    assert conditional_write_vars[stmt.var] == 'not_refractory'
                    accumulation_expr = 'int(not_refractory_post) * ({})'.format(
                        accumulation_expr)
            else:
                # TODO: we could support expressions like v = v + expr, but this requires some additional work
                # namely, for an expression like v = expr we need to check if (expr-v) when simplified reduces to
                # an expression that only has postsynaptic variables using sympy
                raise NotImplementedError(
                    "GeNN only supports in-place modification of postsynaptic variables"
                )
            new_stmt = Statement('addtoinSyn',
                                 '=',
                                 '_hidden_weightmatrix*(' + accumulation_expr +
                                 ')',
                                 comment=stmt.comment,
                                 dtype=stmt.dtype)
            new_stmts.append(new_stmt)
            if found_write_statement:
                raise NotImplementedError(
                    "GeNN does not support multiple writes to postsynaptic variables."
                )
            found_write_statement = True
        else:
            new_stmts.append(stmt)

    return post_write_var, new_stmts