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import numpy as np
import torch

from typing import List, Dict
from pathlib import Path

from physicsnemo.sym.domain.validator import Validator
from physicsnemo.sym.domain.constraint import Constraint
from physicsnemo.sym.utils.io.vtk import var_to_polyvtk, VTKBase
from physicsnemo.sym.utils.io import ValidatorPlotter
from physicsnemo.sym.graph import Graph
from physicsnemo.sym.key import Key
from physicsnemo.sym.node import Node
from physicsnemo.sym.constants import TF_SUMMARY
from physicsnemo.sym.dataset import DictPointwiseDataset
from physicsnemo.sym.distributed import DistributedManager


[docs]class PointwiseValidator(Validator): """ Pointwise Validator that allows walidating on pointwise data Parameters ---------- nodes : List[Node] List of PhysicsNeMo Nodes to unroll graph with. invar : Dict[str, np.ndarray (N, 1)] Dictionary of numpy arrays as input. true_outvar : Dict[str, np.ndarray (N, 1)] Dictionary of numpy arrays used to validate against validation. batch_size : int, optional Batch size used when running validation, by default 1024 plotter : ValidatorPlotter PhysicsNeMo plotter for showing results in tensorboard. requires_grad : bool = False If automatic differentiation is needed for computing results. """ def __init__( self, nodes: List[Node], invar: Dict[str, np.array], true_outvar: Dict[str, np.array], batch_size: int = 1024, plotter: ValidatorPlotter = None, requires_grad: bool = False, ): # TODO: add support for other datasets? # get dataset and dataloader self.dataset = DictPointwiseDataset(invar=invar, outvar=true_outvar) self.dataloader = Constraint.get_dataloader( dataset=self.dataset, batch_size=batch_size, shuffle=False, drop_last=False, num_workers=0, distributed=False, infinite=False, ) # construct model from nodes self.model = Graph( nodes, Key.convert_list(self.dataset.invar_keys), Key.convert_list(self.dataset.outvar_keys), ) self.manager = DistributedManager() self.device = self.manager.device self.model.to(self.device) # set foward method self.requires_grad = requires_grad self.forward = self.forward_grad if requires_grad else self.forward_nograd # set plotter self.plotter = plotter def save_results(self, name, results_dir, writer, save_filetypes, step): invar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.invar_keys} true_outvar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.outvar_keys} pred_outvar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.outvar_keys} # Loop through mini-batches for i, (invar0, true_outvar0, lambda_weighting) in enumerate(self.dataloader): # Move data to device (may need gradients in future, if so requires_grad=True) invar = Constraint._set_device( invar0, device=self.device, requires_grad=self.requires_grad ) true_outvar = Constraint._set_device( true_outvar0, device=self.device, requires_grad=self.requires_grad ) pred_outvar = self.forward(invar) # Collect minibatch info into cpu dictionaries invar_cpu = { key: value + [invar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in invar_cpu.items() } true_outvar_cpu = { key: value + [true_outvar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in true_outvar_cpu.items() } pred_outvar_cpu = { key: value + [pred_outvar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in pred_outvar_cpu.items() } # Concat mini-batch tensors invar_cpu = {key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in invar_cpu.items()} true_outvar_cpu = { key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in true_outvar_cpu.items() } pred_outvar_cpu = { key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in pred_outvar_cpu.items() } # compute losses on cpu # TODO add metrics specific for validation # TODO: add potential support for lambda_weighting losses = PointwiseValidator._l2_relative_error(true_outvar_cpu, pred_outvar_cpu) # convert to numpy arrays invar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in invar_cpu.items()} true_outvar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in true_outvar_cpu.items()} pred_outvar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in pred_outvar_cpu.items()} # save batch to vtk file TODO clean this up after graph unroll stuff named_true_outvar = {"true_" + k: v for k, v in true_outvar.items()} named_pred_outvar = {"pred_" + k: v for k, v in pred_outvar.items()} # save batch to vtk/npz file TODO clean this up after graph unroll stuff if "np" in save_filetypes: np.savez( results_dir + name, {**invar, **named_true_outvar, **named_pred_outvar} ) if "vtk" in save_filetypes: var_to_polyvtk( {**invar, **named_true_outvar, **named_pred_outvar}, results_dir + name ) # add tensorboard plots if self.plotter is not None: self.plotter._add_figures( "Validators", name, results_dir, writer, step, invar, true_outvar, pred_outvar, ) # add tensorboard scalars for k, loss in losses.items(): if TF_SUMMARY: writer.add_scalar("val/" + name + "/" + k, loss, step, new_style=True) else: writer.add_scalar( "Validators/" + name + "/" + k, loss, step, new_style=True ) return losses
[docs]class PointVTKValidator(PointwiseValidator): """ Pointwise validator using mesh points of VTK object Parameters ---------- vtk_obj : VTKBase PhysicsNeMo VTK object to use point locations from nodes : List[Node] List of PhysicsNeMo Nodes to unroll graph with. input_vtk_map : Dict[str, List[str]] Dictionary mapping from PhysicsNeMo input variables to VTK variable names {"physicsnemo.sym.name": ["vtk name"]}. Use colons to denote components of multi-dimensional VTK arrays ("name":# ) true_vtk_map : Dict[str, List[str]] Dictionary mapping from PhysicsNeMo target variables to VTK variable names {"physicsnemo.sym.name": ["vtk name"]}. invar : Dict[str, np.array], optional Dictionary of additional numpy arrays as input, by default {} true_outvar : Dict[str, np.array], optional Dictionary of additional numpy arrays used to validate against validation, by default {} batch_size : int Batch size used when running validation. plotter : ValidatorPlotter PhysicsNeMo plotter for showing results in tensorboard. requires_grad : bool, optional If automatic differentiation is needed for computing results., by default True log_iter : bool, optional Save results to different file each call, by default False """ def __init__( self, vtk_obj: VTKBase, nodes: List[Node], input_vtk_map: Dict[str, List[str]], true_vtk_map: Dict[str, List[str]], invar: Dict[str, np.array] = {}, # Additional inputs true_outvar: Dict[str, np.array] = {}, # Additional targets batch_size: int = 1024, plotter: ValidatorPlotter = None, requires_grad: bool = False, log_iter: bool = False, ): # Set VTK file save dir and file name self.vtk_obj = vtk_obj self.vtk_obj.file_dir = "./validators" self.vtk_obj.file_name = "validator" # Set up input/output names invar_vtk = self.vtk_obj.get_data_from_map(input_vtk_map) invar.update(invar_vtk) # Extract true vars from VTK true_vtk = self.vtk_obj.get_data_from_map(true_vtk_map) true_outvar.update(true_vtk) # set plotter self.plotter = plotter self.log_iter = log_iter # initialize inferencer super().__init__( nodes=nodes, invar=invar, true_outvar=true_outvar, batch_size=batch_size, plotter=plotter, requires_grad=requires_grad, ) def save_results(self, name, results_dir, writer, save_filetypes, step): invar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.invar_keys} true_outvar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.outvar_keys} pred_outvar_cpu = {key: [] for key in self.dataset.outvar_keys} # Loop through mini-batches for i, (invar0, true_outvar0, lambda_weighting) in enumerate(self.dataloader): # Move data to device (may need gradients in future, if so requires_grad=True) invar = Constraint._set_device( invar0, device=self.device, requires_grad=self.requires_grad ) true_outvar = Constraint._set_device( true_outvar0, device=self.device, requires_grad=self.requires_grad ) pred_outvar = self.forward(invar) # Collect minibatch info into cpu dictionaries invar_cpu = { key: value + [invar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in invar_cpu.items() } true_outvar_cpu = { key: value + [true_outvar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in true_outvar_cpu.items() } pred_outvar_cpu = { key: value + [pred_outvar[key].cpu().detach()] for key, value in pred_outvar_cpu.items() } # Concat mini-batch tensors invar_cpu = {key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in invar_cpu.items()} true_outvar_cpu = { key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in true_outvar_cpu.items() } pred_outvar_cpu = { key: torch.cat(value) for key, value in pred_outvar_cpu.items() } # compute losses on cpu # TODO add metrics specific for validation # TODO: add potential support for lambda_weighting losses = PointwiseValidator._l2_relative_error(true_outvar_cpu, pred_outvar_cpu) # convert to numpy arrays invar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in invar_cpu.items()} true_outvar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in true_outvar_cpu.items()} pred_outvar = {k: v.numpy() for k, v in pred_outvar_cpu.items()} # save batch to vtk file TODO clean this up after graph unroll stuff named_true_outvar = {"true_" + k: v for k, v in true_outvar.items()} named_pred_outvar = {"pred_" + k: v for k, v in pred_outvar.items()} # save batch to vtk/npz file TODO clean this up after graph unroll stuff self.vtk_obj.file_dir = Path(results_dir) self.vtk_obj.file_name = Path(name).stem if "np" in save_filetypes: np.savez( results_dir + name, {**invar, **named_true_outvar, **named_pred_outvar} ) if "vtk" in save_filetypes: if self.log_iter: self.vtk_obj.var_to_vtk(data_vars={**pred_outvar}, step=step) else: self.vtk_obj.var_to_vtk(data_vars={**pred_outvar}) # add tensorboard plots if self.plotter is not None: self.plotter._add_figures( "Validators", name, results_dir, writer, step, invar, true_outvar, pred_outvar, ) # add tensorboard scalars for k, loss in losses.items(): if TF_SUMMARY: writer.add_scalar("val/" + name + "/" + k, loss, step, new_style=True) else: writer.add_scalar( "Validators/" + name + "/" + k, loss, step, new_style=True ) return losses
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