def __init__(self,
name,
dataset,
training=True,
batch_size=1,
shuffle=False,
sampler=None,
batch_sampler=None,
num_workers=0,
epoch_interval=1,
collate_fn=None,
stack_dim=0,
pin_memory=False,
drop_last=False,
timeout=0,
worker_init_fn=None):
super().__init__()
ds = df.RepeatedData(dataset, -1)
ds = df.MultiProcessRunnerZMQ(ds, num_proc=num_workers, hwm=300)
# ds = df.MultiThreadRunner(lambda: ds, num_prefetch=1024, num_thread=num_workers)
ds = df.BatchData(ds, batch_size)
self.ds = ds
self.name = name
self.training = training
self.epoch_interval = epoch_interval
self.stack_dim = stack_dim
self.batches_per_epoch = len(dataset) // batch_size
def create_paired_parallel_dataflow_via_numpy(tf_dataset_1,
tf_dataset_2,
batch_size,
augmentations,
x_only=False,
num_proc=cpu_count(),
test_flow=True):
X_1, y_1 = [], []
X_2, y_2 = [], []
# Materialize the dataset as a numpy array: this is memory intensive for large datasets!
for data in tf_dataset_1:
X_1.append(data[0].numpy())
y_1.append(data[1].numpy())
for data in tf_dataset_2:
X_2.append(data[0].numpy())
y_2.append(data[1].numpy())
numpy_dataset_1 = list(zip(np.array(X_1), np.array(y_1)))
numpy_dataset_2 = list(zip(np.array(X_2), np.array(y_2)))
# Create a dataflow
dataflow_1 = D.DataFromList(numpy_dataset_1)
dataflow_2 = D.DataFromList(numpy_dataset_2)
# Select some indices in the data
if x_only:
dataflow_1 = D.SelectComponent(dataflow_1, [0])
dataflow_2 = D.SelectComponent(dataflow_2, [0])
# Zip them
dataflow = D.JoinData([dataflow_1, dataflow_2])
# Batch data
dataflow = D.BatchData(dataflow, batch_size=batch_size)
# Repeat data only once, we use a custom loop over epochs
dataflow = D.RepeatedData(dataflow, 1)
# Create a function for data augmentations
if not x_only:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations), x[1],
compose_augmentations(x[2], augmentations), x[3])
else:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations),
compose_augmentations(x[1], augmentations))
# Map the function onto the data with parallelism
dataflow = D.MultiProcessMapData(dataflow,
num_proc=num_proc,
map_func=daug,
strict=True)
if test_flow:
# A quick runthrough of all the data
D.TestDataSpeed(dataflow).start()
return dataflow
def read_data(files=None,
batch_size=1,
window=2,
random_rotation=False,
repeat=False,
shuffle_buffer=None,
num_workers=1,
cache_data=False):
print(files[0:20], '...' if len(files) > 20 else '')
# caching makes only sense if the data is finite
if cache_data:
if repeat == True:
raise Exception("repeat must be False if cache_data==True")
if random_rotation == True:
raise Exception(
"random_rotation must be False if cache_data==True")
if num_workers != 1:
raise Exception("num_workers must be 1 if cache_data==True")
df = PhysicsSimDataFlow(
files=files,
random_rotation=random_rotation,
shuffle=True if shuffle_buffer else False,
window=window,
)
if repeat:
df = dataflow.RepeatedData(df, -1)
if shuffle_buffer:
df = dataflow.LocallyShuffleData(df, shuffle_buffer)
if num_workers > 1:
df = dataflow.MultiProcessRunnerZMQ(df, num_proc=num_workers)
df = dataflow.BatchData(df, batch_size=batch_size, use_list=True)
if cache_data:
df = dataflow.CacheData(df)
df.reset_state()
return df
def _wrap_flow(self, dataset: RNGDataFlow ) -> RNGDataFlow:
dataset = D.MultiProcessMapData(
dataset,
num_proc=12,
map_func=lambda x: self._read_and_aug(x, self.augmentor),
buffer_size=self.config['batch_size'] * 3,
strict=True,
)
if not self.debug:
if self.train:
dataset = D.RepeatedData(dataset, num = -1)
#dataset = D.LocallyShuffleData(dataset, 2000)
dataset = D.BatchData(dataset, self.config['batch_size'])
dataset.reset_state()
return dataset
def create_parallel_dataflow_via_numpy(tf_dataset,
batch_size,
augmentations=(),
gpu_augmentations=(),
x_only=False,
num_proc=cpu_count(),
test_flow=True):
X, y = [], []
# Materialize the dataset as a numpy array: this is memory intensive for large datasets!
for data in tf_dataset:
X.append(data[0].numpy())
y.append(data[1].numpy())
numpy_dataset = list(zip(np.array(X), np.array(y)))
# Create a dataflow
dataflow = D.DataFromList(numpy_dataset)
# Select some indices in the data
if x_only:
dataflow = D.SelectComponent(dataflow, [0])
# Batch data
dataflow = D.BatchData(dataflow, batch_size=batch_size)
# Repeat data only once, we use a custom loop over epochs
dataflow = D.RepeatedData(dataflow, 1)
# Create a function for data augmentations
if not x_only:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations), x[1])
else:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations))
# Map the function onto the data with parallelism
dataflow = D.MultiProcessMapData(dataflow,
num_proc=num_proc,
map_func=daug,
strict=True)
# Create a function for gpu data augmentations
gpu_daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x, gpu_augmentations))
# Map the function onto the data
dataflow = D.MapDataComponent(dataflow, func=gpu_daug, index=0)
if test_flow:
# A quick runthrough of all the data
D.TestDataSpeed(dataflow).start()
return dataflow
def create_direct_dataflow(
tf_dataset,
batch_size,
augmentations=(),
gpu_augmentations=(),
label_augmentations=(),
num_proc=cpu_count(),
test_flow=True,
):
# Create a dataflow
dataflow = D.DataFromGenerator(tf_dataset)
# Map the tensors to numpy arrays
dataflow = D.MapData(dataflow, func=lambda x: (x[0].numpy(), x[1].numpy()))
# Batch the data
dataflow = D.BatchData(dataflow, batch_size=batch_size)
# Repeat the data only once, we use a custom loop over epochs
dataflow = D.RepeatedData(dataflow, 1)
# Create a function for data augmentations
daug = lambda x: compose_augmentations((compose_augmentations(
x[0], augmentations), x[1]), label_augmentations)
# Map the function onto the data
dataflow = D.MapData(dataflow, func=daug)
# Create a function for gpu data augmentations
gpu_daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x, gpu_augmentations))
# Map the function onto the data
dataflow = D.MapDataComponent(dataflow, func=gpu_daug, index=0)
if test_flow:
# A quick runthrough of all the data
D.TestDataSpeed(dataflow, size=128).start()
else:
# Reset state manually
dataflow.reset_state()
return dataflow
def create_paired_direct_dataflow(tf_dataset_1,
tf_dataset_2,
batch_size,
augmentations,
x_only=False,
num_proc=cpu_count(),
test_flow=True,
cache_dir1='',
cache_dir2='',
shuffle=True,
shuffle_buffer=1000):
# Cache the dataset first
tf_dataset_1 = tf_dataset_1.cache(cache_dir1).prefetch(
tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
tf_dataset_2 = tf_dataset_2.cache(cache_dir2).prefetch(
tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
try:
# Unbatch them
tf_dataset_1 = tf_dataset_1.unbatch()
tf_dataset_2 = tf_dataset_2.unbatch()
except ValueError:
pass
if shuffle:
# Shuffle the data
tf_dataset_1 = tf_dataset_1.shuffle(shuffle_buffer, seed=1)
tf_dataset_2 = tf_dataset_2.shuffle(shuffle_buffer, seed=2)
# Run through to cache the datasets: this is necessary to do, otherwise it won't work
for _ in tf_dataset_1.batch(batch_size):
print('.', end='')
pass
for _ in tf_dataset_2.batch(batch_size):
print('.', end='')
pass
# Create a dataflow
dataflow_1 = D.DataFromGenerator(tf_dataset_1)
dataflow_2 = D.DataFromGenerator(tf_dataset_2)
# Map the tensors to numpy arrays
dataflow_1 = D.MapData(dataflow_1,
func=lambda x: (x[0].numpy(), x[1].numpy()))
dataflow_2 = D.MapData(dataflow_2,
func=lambda x: (x[0].numpy(), x[1].numpy()))
# Select some indices in the data
if x_only:
dataflow_1 = D.SelectComponent(dataflow_1, [0])
dataflow_2 = D.SelectComponent(dataflow_2, [0])
# Zip them
dataflow = D.JoinData([dataflow_1, dataflow_2])
# Batch data
dataflow = D.BatchData(dataflow, batch_size=batch_size, remainder=True)
# Repeat data only once, we use a custom loop over epochs
dataflow = D.RepeatedData(dataflow, 1)
# Create a function for data augmentations
if not x_only:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations), x[1],
compose_augmentations(x[2], augmentations), x[3])
else:
daug = lambda x: (compose_augmentations(x[0], augmentations),
compose_augmentations(x[1], augmentations))
# Map the function onto the data
dataflow = D.MapData(dataflow, func=daug)
if test_flow:
# A quick runthrough of all the data
D.TestDataSpeed(dataflow).start()
else:
# Reset state manually
dataflow.reset_state()
return dataflow
