pyPhasesML 0.18.3

A Framework for creating a boilerplate template for ai projects that are ready for MLOps

Machine Learning Extension for pyPhases

This Extension adds:

• an Exporter for PyTorch and TensorFlow Models.
• an Modelmanager that can handle PyTorch and TensorFlow Models

Documentation

📚 Complete Configuration Documentation - Comprehensive guide to all configuration options

🚀 Quick Reference Guide - Common patterns and minimal examples

📋 JSON Schema | YAML Schema - For validation and IDE support

🔧 Configuration Validator - Script to validate your configuration files

📖 Complete Example - Full configuration with all options

Setup

• add pyPhasesML to your dependencies or run pip install -U pyPhasesML
• add pyPhasesML to your plugins in the main project config f.e: in your project.yaml

name: bumpDetector
namespace: ibmt.tud

# load machine learning plugin
plugins:
  - pyPhasesML

• you do not need to add the ModelExporter manually

Getting Started

Minimal Example

For a complete minimal example see, with loading data, training and evaluation see: https://gitlab.com/tud.ibmt.public/pyphases/pyphasesml-example-bumpdetector

Quick Start Configuration

Here's a minimal configuration to get started:

# Required configuration
modelPath: models/mymodels
modelName: MyCNN
inputShape: [16, 50]

classification:
  labelNames: [MyClassification]
  classNames:
    - [A, B]

trainingParameter:
  batchSize: 32

For more configuration options, see the complete example or documentation.

Configuration Validation

Validate your configuration files using the provided script:

# Validate a configuration file
python scripts/validate_config.py config.yaml

# Validate with verbose output
python scripts/validate_config.py --verbose config.yaml

# Use custom schema
python scripts/validate_config.py --schema custom-schema.json config.yaml

IDE Support

For better IDE support with autocompletion and validation:

1. VS Code: Install the YAML extension and add this to your settings:

{
  "yaml.schemas": {
    "./schema/config-schema.json": ["**/config.yaml", "**/config.yml"]
  }
}

2. PyCharm: Go to Settings → Languages & Frameworks → Schemas and DTDs → JSON Schema Mappings and add the schema file.

Configuration Examples

Basic Binary Classification

modelPath: models/binary
modelName: BinaryClassifier
inputShape: [32, 64]

classification:
  labelNames: [BinaryTask]
  classNames:
    - [Positive, Negative]

trainingParameter:
  batchSize: 64
  maxEpochs: 50
  learningRate: 0.001
  validationMetrics: ["acc", "auroc"]

Adding a PyTorch Model CNNPytorch

Create a class that is compatible with your modelPath and modelname. So in this example, we need a class CNNPytorch in the path models/mymodels/CNNPytorch.py relative to your root.

This class is required to:

• inherit from ModelTorchAdapter:
• populate the self.model with a valid PyTorch-Model, in the define method
• return a valid loss function in the method getLossFunction

import torch.nn as nn

from pyPhasesML.adapter.ModelTorchAdapter import ModelTorchAdapter

class CNNPytorch(ModelTorchAdapter):
    def define(self):
        length, channelCount = self.inputShape
        numClasses = self.config.numClasses

        self.model = nn.Conv1d(
            in_channels=channelCount, 
            out_channels=self.config.numClasses,
            kernel_size=self.getOption("kernelSize"),
        )

    def getLossFunction(self):
        return torch.nn.MultiLabelSoftMarginLoss(reduction="mean", weight=self.weightTensors)

Load the model

In a phase you can simply use the ModelManager to get the Model and registerData to save the state. There is no dependency on pyTorch or TensorFlow in this example, so you swap your models dynamicly depending on your environment:

import numpy as np
from pathlib import Path

from pyPhases import Phase
from pyPhasesML import DatasetWrapXY, ModelManager, TrainingSet


class TestModel(Phase):
    def main(self):
        # loads the model depending on modelPath and modelName
        model = ModelManager.getModel()
        
        input = np.randn(20, 16, 50)        
        output = model(input)
        # save the model state
        self.project.registerData("modelState", model)

Configuration

• test is assumed to be the first split (if not everything is set to manual splits)
• combined splits: trainvaltest, trainval are possible

dataversion:
  split:
    test: 0:500
    validation: 500:1000
    training: 1000:1500