def get_fixed_var_descr(self, model, data):
data_specs = self.get_data_specs(model)
data_specs[0].validate(data)
rval = FixedVarDescr()
rval.fixed_vars = {'sup_aux_var': sup_counter}
rval.data_specs = data_specs
# data has to be flattened into a tuple before being passed
# to `function`.
mapping = DataSpecsMapping(data_specs)
flat_data = mapping.flatten(data, return_tuple=True)
theano_func = function(flat_data,
updates=[(sup_counter, sup_counter + 1)])
# the on_load_batch function will take numerical data formatted
# as rval.data_specs, so we have to flatten it inside the
# returned function too.
# Using default argument binds the variables used in the lambda
# function to the value they have when the lambda is defined.
on_load = (lambda batch, mapping=mapping, theano_func=theano_func:
theano_func(*mapping.flatten(batch, return_tuple=True)))
rval.on_load_batch = [on_load]
return rval
def get_fixed_var_descr(self, model, data):
data_specs = self.get_data_specs(model)
data_specs[0].validate(data)
rval = FixedVarDescr()
rval.fixed_vars = {'sup_aux_var': sup_counter}
rval.data_specs = data_specs
# data has to be flattened into a tuple before being passed
# to `function`.
mapping = DataSpecsMapping(data_specs)
flat_data = mapping.flatten(data, return_tuple=True)
theano_func = function(flat_data,
updates=[(sup_counter, sup_counter + 1)])
# the on_load_batch function will take numerical data formatted
# as rval.data_specs, so we have to flatten it inside the
# returned function too.
# Using default argument binds the variables used in the lambda
# function to the value they have when the lambda is defined.
on_load = (lambda batch, mapping=mapping, theano_func=theano_func:
theano_func(*mapping.flatten(batch, return_tuple=True)))
rval.on_load_batch = [on_load]
return rval
def get_fixed_var_descr(self, model, data, **kwargs):
data_specs = self.get_data_specs(model)
data_specs[0].validate(data)
rval = FixedVarDescr()
rval.fixed_vars = {'unsup_aux_var': unsup_counter}
rval.data_specs = data_specs
# The input to function should be a flat, non-redundent tuple
mapping = DataSpecsMapping(data_specs)
data_tuple = mapping.flatten(data, return_tuple=True)
theano_func = function(data_tuple,
updates=[(unsup_counter, unsup_counter + 1)])
# the on_load_batch function will take numerical data formatted
# as rval.data_specs, so we have to flatten it inside the
# returned function too.
# Using default argument binds the variables used in the lambda
# function to the value they have when the lambda is defined.
on_load = (lambda batch, mapping=mapping, theano_func=theano_func:
theano_func(*mapping.flatten(batch, return_tuple=True)))
rval.on_load_batch = [on_load]
return rval
def get_fixed_var_descr(self, model, data, **kwargs):
data_specs = self.get_data_specs(model)
data_specs[0].validate(data)
rval = FixedVarDescr()
rval.fixed_vars = {'unsup_aux_var': unsup_counter}
rval.data_specs = data_specs
# The input to function should be a flat, non-redundent tuple
mapping = DataSpecsMapping(data_specs)
data_tuple = mapping.flatten(data, return_tuple=True)
theano_func = function(data_tuple,
updates=[(unsup_counter, unsup_counter + 1)
])
# the on_load_batch function will take numerical data formatted
# as rval.data_specs, so we have to flatten it inside the
# returned function too.
# Using default argument binds the variables used in the lambda
# function to the value they have when the lambda is defined.
on_load = (lambda batch, mapping=mapping, theano_func=theano_func:
theano_func(*mapping.flatten(batch, return_tuple=True)))
rval.on_load_batch = [on_load]
return rval
