def extract_clusters(
cfg: AttrDict,
dist_run_id: str,
checkpoint_folder: str,
local_rank: int = 0,
node_id: int = 0,
):
"""
Sets up and executes model visualisation extraction workflow on one node
"""
# setup the environment variables
set_env_vars(local_rank, node_id, cfg)
dist_rank = int(os.environ["RANK"])
# setup logging
setup_logging(__name__, output_dir=checkpoint_folder, rank=dist_rank)
logging.info(f"Env set for rank: {local_rank}, dist_rank: {dist_rank}")
# print the environment info for the current node
if local_rank == 0:
current_env = os.environ.copy()
print_system_env_info(current_env)
# setup the multiprocessing to be forkserver.
# See https://fb.quip.com/CphdAGUaM5Wf
setup_multiprocessing_method(cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD)
# set seeds
logging.info("Setting seed....")
set_seeds(cfg, dist_rank)
# We set the CUDA device here as well as a safe solution for all downstream
# `torch.cuda.current_device()` calls to return correct device.
if cfg.MACHINE.DEVICE == "gpu" and torch.cuda.is_available():
local_rank, _ = get_machine_local_and_dist_rank()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# print the training settings and system settings
if local_rank == 0:
print_cfg(cfg)
logging.info("System config:\n{}".format(collect_env_info()))
# Build the SSL trainer to set up distributed training and then
# extract the cluster assignments for all entries in the dataset
trainer = SelfSupervisionTrainer(cfg, dist_run_id)
cluster_assignments = trainer.extract_clusters()
# Save the cluster assignments in the output folder
if dist_rank == 0:
ClusterAssignmentLoader.save_cluster_assignment(
output_dir=get_checkpoint_folder(cfg),
assignments=ClusterAssignment(
config=cfg, cluster_assignments=cluster_assignments),
)
# close the logging streams including the file handlers
logging.info("All Done!")
shutdown_logging()
def extract_main(
cfg: AttrDict,
dist_run_id: str,
checkpoint_folder: str,
local_rank: int = 0,
node_id: int = 0,
):
"""
Sets up and executes feature extraction workflow per machine.
Args:
cfg (AttrDict): user specified input config that has optimizer, loss, meters etc
settings relevant to the training
dist_run_id (str): For multi-gpu training with PyTorch, we have to specify
how the gpus are going to rendezvous. This requires specifying
the communication method: file, tcp and the unique rendezvous
run_id that is specific to 1 run.
We recommend:
1) for 1node: use init_method=tcp and run_id=auto
2) for multi-node, use init_method=tcp and specify
run_id={master_node}:{port}
local_rank (int): id of the current device on the machine. If using gpus,
local_rank = gpu number on the current machine
node_id (int): id of the current machine. starts from 0. valid for multi-gpu
"""
# setup the environment variables
set_env_vars(local_rank, node_id, cfg)
dist_rank = int(os.environ["RANK"])
# setup logging
setup_logging(__name__, output_dir=checkpoint_folder, rank=dist_rank)
logging.info(f"Env set for rank: {local_rank}, dist_rank: {dist_rank}")
# print the environment info for the current node
if local_rank == 0:
current_env = os.environ.copy()
print_system_env_info(current_env)
# setup the multiprocessing to be forkserver.
# See https://fb.quip.com/CphdAGUaM5Wf
setup_multiprocessing_method(cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD)
# set seeds
logging.info("Setting seed....")
set_seeds(cfg, dist_rank)
# We set the CUDA device here as well as a safe solution for all downstream
# `torch.cuda.current_device()` calls to return correct device.
if cfg.MACHINE.DEVICE == "gpu" and torch.cuda.is_available():
local_rank, _ = get_machine_local_and_dist_rank()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# print the training settings and system settings
if local_rank == 0:
print_cfg(cfg)
logging.info("System config:\n{}".format(collect_env_info()))
trainer = SelfSupervisionTrainer(cfg, dist_run_id)
features = trainer.extract()
for split in features.keys():
logging.info(f"============== Split: {split} =======================")
for layer_name, layer_features in features[split].items():
out_feat_file = os.path.join(
checkpoint_folder,
f"rank{dist_rank}_{split}_{layer_name}_features.npy")
out_target_file = os.path.join(
checkpoint_folder,
f"rank{dist_rank}_{split}_{layer_name}_targets.npy")
out_inds_file = os.path.join(
checkpoint_folder,
f"rank{dist_rank}_{split}_{layer_name}_inds.npy")
feat_shape = layer_features["features"].shape
logging.info(
f"Saving extracted features of {layer_name} with shape {feat_shape} to: {out_feat_file}"
)
save_file(layer_features["features"], out_feat_file)
logging.info(
f"Saving extracted targets of {layer_name} to: {out_target_file}"
)
save_file(layer_features["targets"], out_target_file)
logging.info(
f"Saving extracted indices of {layer_name} to: {out_inds_file}"
)
save_file(layer_features["inds"], out_inds_file)
logging.info("All Done!")
# close the logging streams including the filehandlers
shutdown_logging()
def extract_label_predictions_main(
cfg: AttrDict,
dist_run_id: str,
checkpoint_folder: str,
local_rank: int = 0,
node_id: int = 0,
):
"""
Sets up and executes label predictions workflow per machine. Runs the
model in eval mode only to extract the label predicted per class.
Args:
cfg (AttrDict): user specified input config that has optimizer, loss, meters etc
settings relevant for the feature extraction.
dist_run_id (str): For multi-gpu training with PyTorch, we have to specify
how the gpus are going to rendezvous. This requires specifying
the communication method: file, tcp and the unique rendezvous
run_id that is specific to 1 run.
We recommend:
1) for 1node: use init_method=tcp and run_id=auto
2) for multi-node, use init_method=tcp and specify
run_id={master_node}:{port}
local_rank (int): id of the current device on the machine. If using gpus,
local_rank = gpu number on the current machine
node_id (int): id of the current machine. starts from 0. valid for multi-gpu
"""
# setup the environment variables
set_env_vars(local_rank, node_id, cfg)
dist_rank = int(os.environ["RANK"])
# setup logging
setup_logging(__name__, output_dir=checkpoint_folder, rank=dist_rank)
# setup the multiprocessing to be forkserver. See https://fb.quip.com/CphdAGUaM5Wf
logging.info(
f"Setting multiprocessing method: {cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD}")
setup_multiprocessing_method(cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD)
# set seeds
logging.info("Setting seed....")
set_seeds(cfg, dist_rank)
# We set the CUDA device here as well as a safe solution for all downstream
# `torch.cuda.current_device()` calls to return correct device.
if cfg.MACHINE.DEVICE == "gpu" and torch.cuda.is_available():
local_rank, _ = get_machine_local_and_dist_rank()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# print the training settings and system settings
# print the environment info for the current node
logging.info(f"Env set for rank: {local_rank}, dist_rank: {dist_rank}")
if local_rank == 0:
current_env = os.environ.copy()
print_system_env_info(current_env)
print_cfg(cfg)
logging.info(f"System config:\n{collect_env_info()}")
# Identify the hooks to run for the extract label engine
# TODO - we need to plug this better with the engine registry
# - we either need to use the global hooks registry
# - or we need to create specific hook registry by engine
hooks = extract_label_hook_generator(cfg)
trainer = SelfSupervisionTrainer(cfg, dist_run_id, hooks=hooks)
trainer.extract(
output_folder=cfg.EXTRACT_FEATURES.OUTPUT_DIR or checkpoint_folder,
extract_features=False,
extract_predictions=True,
)
logging.info("All Done!")
# close the logging streams including the filehandlers
shutdown_logging()
def train_main(
cfg: AttrDict,
dist_run_id: str,
checkpoint_path: str,
checkpoint_folder: str,
local_rank: int = 0,
node_id: int = 0,
hook_generator: Callable[[Any], List[ClassyHook]] = default_hook_generator,
):
"""
Sets up and executes training workflow per machine.
Args:
cfg (AttrDict): user specified input config that has optimizer, loss, meters etc
settings relevant to the training
dist_run_id (str): For multi-gpu training with PyTorch, we have to specify
how the gpus are going to rendezvous. This requires specifying
the communication method: file, tcp and the unique rendezvous
run_id that is specific to 1 run.
We recommend:
1) for 1node: use init_method=tcp and run_id=auto
2) for multi-node, use init_method=tcp and specify
run_id={master_node}:{port}
checkpoint_path (str): if the training is being resumed from a checkpoint, path to
the checkpoint. The tools/run_distributed_engines.py automatically
looks for the checkpoint in the checkpoint directory.
checkpoint_folder (str): what directory to use for checkpointing. The
tools/run_distributed_engines.py creates the directory based on user
input in the yaml config file.
local_rank (int): id of the current device on the machine. If using gpus,
local_rank = gpu number on the current machine
node_id (int): id of the current machine. starts from 0. valid for multi-gpu
hook_generator (Callable): The utility function that prepares all the hoooks that will
be used in training based on user selection. Some basic hooks are used
by default.
"""
# setup the environment variables
set_env_vars(local_rank, node_id, cfg)
dist_rank = int(os.environ["RANK"])
# setup logging
setup_logging(__name__, output_dir=checkpoint_folder, rank=dist_rank)
logging.info(f"Env set for rank: {local_rank}, dist_rank: {dist_rank}")
# print the environment info for the current node
if local_rank == 0:
current_env = os.environ.copy()
print_system_env_info(current_env)
# setup the multiprocessing to be forkserver.
# See https://fb.quip.com/CphdAGUaM5Wf
setup_multiprocessing_method(cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD)
# set seeds
logging.info("Setting seed....")
set_seeds(cfg, dist_rank)
# We set the CUDA device here as well as a safe solution for all downstream
# `torch.cuda.current_device()` calls to return correct device.
if cfg.MACHINE.DEVICE == "gpu" and torch.cuda.is_available():
local_rank, _ = get_machine_local_and_dist_rank()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# print the training settings and system settings
if local_rank == 0:
print_cfg(cfg)
logging.info("System config:\n{}".format(collect_env_info()))
# get the hooks - these hooks are executed per replica
hooks = hook_generator(cfg)
# build the SSL trainer. The trainer first prepares a "task" object which
# acts as a container for various things needed in a training: datasets,
# dataloader, optimizers, losses, hooks, etc. "Task" will also have information
# about phases (train, test) both. The trainer then sets up distributed
# training.
trainer = SelfSupervisionTrainer(
cfg, dist_run_id, checkpoint_path, checkpoint_folder, hooks
)
trainer.train()
logging.info("All Done!")
# close the logging streams including the filehandlers
shutdown_logging()
def extract_features_main(
cfg: AttrDict,
dist_run_id: str,
checkpoint_folder: str,
local_rank: int = 0,
node_id: int = 0,
):
"""
Sets up and executes feature extraction workflow per machine.
Args:
cfg (AttrDict): user specified input config that has optimizer, loss, meters etc
settings relevant to the training
dist_run_id (str): For multi-gpu training with PyTorch, we have to specify
how the gpus are going to rendezvous. This requires specifying
the communication method: file, tcp and the unique rendezvous
run_id that is specific to 1 run.
We recommend:
1) for 1node: use init_method=tcp and run_id=auto
2) for multi-node, use init_method=tcp and specify
run_id={master_node}:{port}
checkpoint_folder (str): what directory to use for checkpointing. This folder
will be used to output the extracted features as well
in case config.EXTRACT_FEATURES.OUTPUT_DIR is not set
local_rank (int): id of the current device on the machine. If using gpus,
local_rank = gpu number on the current machine
node_id (int): id of the current machine. starts from 0. valid for multi-gpu
"""
# setup the environment variables
set_env_vars(local_rank, node_id, cfg)
dist_rank = int(os.environ["RANK"])
# setup logging
setup_logging(__name__, output_dir=checkpoint_folder, rank=dist_rank)
logging.info(f"Env set for rank: {local_rank}, dist_rank: {dist_rank}")
# print the environment info for the current node
if local_rank == 0:
current_env = os.environ.copy()
print_system_env_info(current_env)
# setup the multiprocessing to be forkserver.
# See https://fb.quip.com/CphdAGUaM5Wf
setup_multiprocessing_method(cfg.MULTI_PROCESSING_METHOD)
# set seeds
logging.info("Setting seed....")
set_seeds(cfg, dist_rank)
# We set the CUDA device here as well as a safe solution for all downstream
# `torch.cuda.current_device()` calls to return correct device.
if cfg.MACHINE.DEVICE == "gpu" and torch.cuda.is_available():
local_rank, _ = get_machine_local_and_dist_rank()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# print the training settings and system settings
if local_rank == 0:
print_cfg(cfg)
logging.info("System config:\n{}".format(collect_env_info()))
# Identify the hooks to run for the extract label engine
# TODO - we need to plug this better with the engine registry
# - we either need to use the global hooks registry
# - or we need to create specific hook registry by engine
hooks = extract_features_hook_generator(cfg)
# Run the label prediction extraction
trainer = SelfSupervisionTrainer(cfg, dist_run_id, hooks=hooks)
output_dir = cfg.EXTRACT_FEATURES.OUTPUT_DIR or checkpoint_folder
trainer.extract(
output_folder=cfg.EXTRACT_FEATURES.OUTPUT_DIR or checkpoint_folder,
extract_features=True,
extract_predictions=False,
)
# TODO (prigoyal): merge this function with _extract_features
if dist_rank == 0 and cfg.EXTRACT_FEATURES.MAP_FEATURES_TO_IMG_NAME:
# Get the names of the features that we extracted features for. If user doesn't
# specify the features to evaluate, we get the full model output and freeze
# head/trunk both as caution.
layers = get_trunk_output_feature_names(cfg.MODEL)
if len(layers) == 0:
layers = ["heads"]
available_splits = [
item.lower() for item in trainer.task.available_splits
]
for split in available_splits:
image_paths = trainer.task.datasets[split].get_image_paths()[0]
for layer in layers:
ExtractedFeaturesLoader.map_features_to_img_filepath(
image_paths=image_paths,
input_dir=output_dir,
split=split,
layer=layer,
)
logging.info("All Done!")
# close the logging streams including the filehandlers
shutdown_logging()