Tool for inter-architecture weight transfer
Project description
Inter-Architecture Knowledge Transfer
iatransfer is a PyTorch package for transferring pretrained weights between models of different architectures instantaneously.
Drastically speed up your training process using two additional lines of code.
Installation
pip install iatransfer
Usage
- simple
import torch
from iatransfer.toolkit import IAT
transfer = IAT()
# run training on Model1()
model_from: nn.Module = Model1()
train(model_from)
# instantiate new model
model_to: nn.Module = Model2()
# enjoy high-accuracy initialization
transfer(model_from, model_to)
- parametrization
from iatransfer.toolkit import IAT
iat = IAT(standardization='blocks', matching='dp', score='autoencoder', transfer='trace')
# ==== or
iat = IAT(matching=('dp', {'param': 'value'}))
# ==== or
from iatransfer.toolkit.matching.dp_matching import DPMatching
iat = IAT(matching=DPMatching())
- plugins
from iatransfer.toolkit.base_matching import Matching
class CustomMatching(Matching):
def match(self, from_module, to_module, *args, **kwargs)
# provide your implementation
# This will instantiate the above CustomMatching in IAT
iat = IAT(matching='custom')
Citation
When referring to or using iatransfer in a scientific publication, please consider including citation to the following thesis:
@manual{
iat2021,
title = {Inter-Architecture Knowledge Transfer},
author = {Maciej A. Czyzewski and Daniel Nowak and Kamil Piechowiak},
note = {Transfer learning between different architectures},
organization = {Poznan University of Technology},
type = {Bachelor’s Thesis},
address = {Poznan, Poland},
year = {2021}
}
Development
Init:
./dev/init.sh
Run tests:
nosetests tests
Install in edit mode:
pip install -e .
Research reproduction:
Copy the source code to the GCP cloudshell or install iatransfer_research
package.
Run:
/bin/bash ./scripts/research/iatransfer_full_run.sh
or
iatransfer_full_run.sh
if iatransfer_research
has been installed.
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