A lightweight library to ease the training and the debugging of deep neural networks with PyTorch. Data structures and paradigms.
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Booster
A lightweight library to ease the training and the debugging of deep neural networks with PyTorch. Data structures and paradigms.
Data Structures
Diagnostic
A two level dictionary structure to store the model diagnostics. Compatible with Tensorboard datastructure.
Example:
from booster import Diagnostic
data = {
'loss' : {'nll' : [45., 58.], 'kl': [22., 18.]},
'info' : {'batch_size' : 16, 'runtime' : 0.01}
}
diagnostic = Diagnostic(data)
Aggregator
A module to compute the running average of the diagnostics.
from booster import Aggregator, Diagnostic
aggregator = Aggregator()
...
aggregator.initialize()
for x in data_loader:
data = optimization_step(model, data)
aggregator.update(data)
summmary = aggregator.data # summary is an instance of Diagnostic
summmary = summary.to('cpu')
The output is a Diagnostic object and can easily be logged to Tensorboard.
# log to tensorboard
writer = SummaryWriter(log_dir="...")
summary.log(writer, global_step)
Evaluator
The Evaluator computes a forward pass through the model, the loss and additional Diagnostics.
from booster.evaluation import Classification
model = Classifier()
evaluator = Classification(categories=10)
# evaluate model
data = next(iter(loader))
loss, diagnostics, output = evaluator(model, data)
Pipeline: model + evaluator
The pipeline fuses the model forward pass with the evaluator and can be wrapped into a custom Dataparallel class that handles the diagnostics.
from booster import Pipeline, DataParallelPipeline
# fuse model + evaluator
pipeline = Pipeline(model, evaluator)
# wrap as DataParallel
parallel_pipeline = DataParallelPipeline(pipeline, device_ids=device_ids)
# evaluate model on multiple devices and gather loss and diagnostics
data = next(iter(loader))
loss, diagnostics, output = parallel_pipeline(data)
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