def show_maximizing_inputs(self, network):
training_data, validation_data, test_data = load_data_wrapper()
layer = 1
n_neurons = DEFAULT_LAYER_SIZES[layer]
groups = Group()
for k in range(n_neurons):
out = np.zeros(n_neurons)
out[k] = 1
in_vect = maximizing_input(network, layer, out)
new_out = network.get_activation_of_all_layers(in_vect)[layer]
group = Group(*map(MNistMobject, [in_vect, new_out]))
group.arrange_submobjects(DOWN + RIGHT, SMALL_BUFF)
groups.add(group)
groups.arrange_submobjects_in_grid()
groups.scale_to_fit_height(FRAME_HEIGHT - 1)
self.add(groups)
class Succession(Animation):
CONFIG = {
"rate_func": None,
}
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Each arg will either be an animation, or an animation class
followed by its arguments (and potentially a dict for
configuration).
For example,
Succession(
ShowCreation(circle),
Transform, circle, square,
Transform, circle, triangle,
ApplyMethod, circle.shift, 2*UP, {"run_time" : 2},
)
"""
animations = []
state = {
"animations": animations,
"curr_class": None,
"curr_class_args": [],
"curr_class_config": {},
}
def invoke_curr_class(state):
if state["curr_class"] is None:
return
anim = state["curr_class"](*state["curr_class_args"],
**state["curr_class_config"])
state["animations"].append(anim)
anim.update(1)
state["curr_class"] = None
state["curr_class_args"] = []
state["curr_class_config"] = {}
for arg in args:
if isinstance(arg, Animation):
animations.append(arg)
arg.update(1)
invoke_curr_class(state)
elif isinstance(arg, type) and issubclass(arg, Animation):
invoke_curr_class(state)
state["curr_class"] = arg
elif isinstance(arg, dict):
state["curr_class_config"] = arg
else:
state["curr_class_args"].append(arg)
invoke_curr_class(state)
for anim in animations:
anim.update(0)
animations = [x for x in animations if not (x.empty)]
self.run_times = [anim.run_time for anim in animations]
if "run_time" in kwargs:
run_time = kwargs.pop("run_time")
warnings.warn(
"Succession doesn't currently support explicit run_time.")
run_time = sum(self.run_times)
self.num_anims = len(animations)
if self.num_anims == 0:
self.empty = True
self.animations = animations
# Have to keep track of this run_time, because Scene.play
# might very well mess with it.
self.original_run_time = run_time
# critical_alphas[i] is the start alpha of self.animations[i]
# critical_alphas[i + 1] is the end alpha of self.animations[i]
critical_times = np.concatenate(([0], np.cumsum(self.run_times)))
self.critical_alphas = [
np.true_divide(x, run_time) for x in critical_times
] if self.num_anims > 0 else [0.0]
# self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i] is the scene's mobjects at start of self.animations[i]
# self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i + 1] is the scene mobjects at end of self.animations[i]
self.scene_mobjects_at_time = [None for i in range(self.num_anims + 1)]
self.scene_mobjects_at_time[0] = Group()
for i in range(self.num_anims):
self.scene_mobjects_at_time[
i + 1] = self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i].copy()
self.animations[i].clean_up(self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i + 1])
self.current_alpha = 0
# If self.num_anims == 0, this is an invalid index, but so it goes
self.current_anim_index = 0
if self.num_anims > 0:
self.mobject = self.scene_mobjects_at_time[0]
self.mobject.add(self.animations[0].mobject)
else:
self.mobject = Group()
Animation.__init__(self, self.mobject, run_time=run_time, **kwargs)
# Beware: This does NOT take care of calling update(0) on the subanimation.
# This was important to avoid a pernicious possibility in which subanimations were called
# with update twice, which could in turn call a sub-Succession with update four times,
# continuing exponentially.
def jump_to_start_of_anim(self, index):
if index != self.current_anim_index:
# Should probably have a cleaner "remove_all" method...
self.mobject.remove(*self.mobject.submobjects)
self.mobject.add(*self.scene_mobjects_at_time[index].submobjects)
self.mobject.add(self.animations[index].mobject)
for i in range(index):
self.animations[i].update(1)
self.current_anim_index = index
self.current_alpha = self.critical_alphas[index]
def update_mobject(self, alpha):
if self.num_anims == 0:
# This probably doesn't matter for anything, but just in case,
# we want it in the future, we set current_alpha even in this case
self.current_alpha = alpha
return
gt_alpha_iter = iter(
filter(lambda i: self.critical_alphas[i + 1] >= alpha,
range(self.num_anims)))
i = next(gt_alpha_iter, None)
if i is None:
# In this case, we assume what is happening is that alpha is 1.0,
# but that rounding error is causing us to overshoot the end of
# self.critical_alphas (which is also 1.0)
if not abs(alpha - 1) < 0.001:
warnings.warn(
"Rounding error not near alpha=1 in Succession.update_mobject,"
+ "instead alpha = %f" % alpha)
print(self.critical_alphas, alpha)
i = self.num_anims - 1
# At this point, we should have self.critical_alphas[i] <= alpha <= self.critical_alphas[i +1]
self.jump_to_start_of_anim(i)
sub_alpha = inverse_interpolate(self.critical_alphas[i],
self.critical_alphas[i + 1], alpha)
self.animations[i].update(sub_alpha)
self.current_alpha = alpha
def clean_up(self, *args, **kwargs):
# We clean up as though we've played ALL animations, even if
# clean_up is called in middle of things
for anim in self.animations:
anim.clean_up(*args, **kwargs)
class Succession(Animation):
CONFIG = {
"rate_func": None,
}
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Each arg will either be an animation, or an animation class
followed by its arguments (and potentially a dict for
configuration).
For example,
Succession(
ShowCreation(circle),
Transform, circle, square,
Transform, circle, triangle,
ApplyMethod, circle.shift, 2*UP, {"run_time" : 2},
)
"""
animations = []
state = {
"animations": animations,
"curr_class": None,
"curr_class_args": [],
"curr_class_config": {},
}
def invoke_curr_class(state):
if state["curr_class"] is None:
return
anim = state["curr_class"](
*state["curr_class_args"],
**state["curr_class_config"]
)
state["animations"].append(anim)
anim.update(1)
state["curr_class"] = None
state["curr_class_args"] = []
state["curr_class_config"] = {}
for arg in args:
if isinstance(arg, Animation):
animations.append(arg)
arg.update(1)
invoke_curr_class(state)
elif isinstance(arg, type) and issubclass(arg, Animation):
invoke_curr_class(state)
state["curr_class"] = arg
elif isinstance(arg, dict):
state["curr_class_config"] = arg
else:
state["curr_class_args"].append(arg)
invoke_curr_class(state)
for anim in animations:
anim.update(0)
animations = filter(lambda x: not(x.empty), animations)
self.run_times = [anim.run_time for anim in animations]
if "run_time" in kwargs:
run_time = kwargs.pop("run_time")
warnings.warn(
"Succession doesn't currently support explicit run_time.")
run_time = sum(self.run_times)
self.num_anims = len(animations)
if self.num_anims == 0:
self.empty = True
self.animations = animations
# Have to keep track of this run_time, because Scene.play
# might very well mess with it.
self.original_run_time = run_time
# critical_alphas[i] is the start alpha of self.animations[i]
# critical_alphas[i + 1] is the end alpha of self.animations[i]
critical_times = np.concatenate(([0], np.cumsum(self.run_times)))
self.critical_alphas = map(lambda x: np.true_divide(
x, run_time), critical_times) if self.num_anims > 0 else [0.0]
# self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i] is the scene's mobjects at start of self.animations[i]
# self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i + 1] is the scene mobjects at end of self.animations[i]
self.scene_mobjects_at_time = [None for i in range(self.num_anims + 1)]
self.scene_mobjects_at_time[0] = Group()
for i in range(self.num_anims):
self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i +
1] = self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i].copy()
self.animations[i].clean_up(self.scene_mobjects_at_time[i + 1])
self.current_alpha = 0
# If self.num_anims == 0, this is an invalid index, but so it goes
self.current_anim_index = 0
if self.num_anims > 0:
self.mobject = self.scene_mobjects_at_time[0]
self.mobject.add(self.animations[0].mobject)
else:
self.mobject = Group()
Animation.__init__(self, self.mobject, run_time=run_time, **kwargs)
# Beware: This does NOT take care of calling update(0) on the subanimation.
# This was important to avoid a pernicious possibility in which subanimations were called
# with update twice, which could in turn call a sub-Succession with update four times,
# continuing exponentially.
def jump_to_start_of_anim(self, index):
if index != self.current_anim_index:
# Should probably have a cleaner "remove_all" method...
self.mobject.remove(*self.mobject.submobjects)
self.mobject.add(*self.scene_mobjects_at_time[index].submobjects)
self.mobject.add(self.animations[index].mobject)
for i in range(index):
self.animations[i].update(1)
self.current_anim_index = index
self.current_alpha = self.critical_alphas[index]
def update_mobject(self, alpha):
if self.num_anims == 0:
# This probably doesn't matter for anything, but just in case,
# we want it in the future, we set current_alpha even in this case
self.current_alpha = alpha
return
gt_alpha_iter = it.ifilter(
lambda i: self.critical_alphas[i + 1] >= alpha,
range(self.num_anims)
)
i = next(gt_alpha_iter, None)
if i is None:
# In this case, we assume what is happening is that alpha is 1.0,
# but that rounding error is causing us to overshoot the end of
# self.critical_alphas (which is also 1.0)
if not abs(alpha - 1) < 0.001:
warnings.warn(
"Rounding error not near alpha=1 in Succession.update_mobject," +
"instead alpha = %f" % alpha
)
print self.critical_alphas, alpha
i = self.num_anims - 1
# At this point, we should have self.critical_alphas[i] <= alpha <= self.critical_alphas[i +1]
self.jump_to_start_of_anim(i)
sub_alpha = inverse_interpolate(
self.critical_alphas[i],
self.critical_alphas[i + 1],
alpha
)
self.animations[i].update(sub_alpha)
self.current_alpha = alpha
def clean_up(self, *args, **kwargs):
# We clean up as though we've played ALL animations, even if
# clean_up is called in middle of things
for anim in self.animations:
anim.clean_up(*args, **kwargs)