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import datetime
import os
import torch
import logging
import graphgps # noqa, register custom modules
from torch_geometric.graphgym.cmd_args import parse_args
from torch_geometric.graphgym.config import (cfg, dump_cfg,
set_agg_dir, set_cfg, load_cfg,
makedirs_rm_exist)
from torch_geometric.graphgym.loader import create_loader
from torch_geometric.graphgym.logger import set_printing
from torch_geometric.graphgym.optimizer import create_optimizer, \
create_scheduler, OptimizerConfig, SchedulerConfig
from torch_geometric.graphgym.model_builder import create_model
from torch_geometric.graphgym.train import train
from torch_geometric.graphgym.utils.agg_runs import agg_runs
from torch_geometric.graphgym.utils.comp_budget import params_count
from torch_geometric.graphgym.utils.device import auto_select_device
from torch_geometric.graphgym.register import train_dict
from torch_geometric import seed_everything
from graphgps.finetuning import load_pretrained_model_cfg, \
init_model_from_pretrained
from graphgps.logger import create_logger
def new_optimizer_config(cfg):
return OptimizerConfig(optimizer=cfg.optim.optimizer,
base_lr=cfg.optim.base_lr,
weight_decay=cfg.optim.weight_decay,
momentum=cfg.optim.momentum)
def new_scheduler_config(cfg):
return SchedulerConfig(scheduler=cfg.optim.scheduler,
steps=cfg.optim.steps, lr_decay=cfg.optim.lr_decay,
max_epoch=cfg.optim.max_epoch)
def custom_set_out_dir(cfg, cfg_fname, name_tag):
"""Set custom main output directory path to cfg.
Include the config filename and name_tag in the new :obj:`cfg.out_dir`.
Args:
cfg (CfgNode): Configuration node
cfg_fname (string): Filename for the yaml format configuration file
name_tag (string): Additional name tag to identify this execution of the
configuration file, specified in :obj:`cfg.name_tag`
"""
run_name = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(cfg_fname))[0]
run_name += f"-{name_tag}" if name_tag else ""
cfg.out_dir = os.path.join(cfg.out_dir, run_name)
def custom_set_run_dir(cfg, run_id):
"""Custom output directory naming for each experiment run.
Args:
cfg (CfgNode): Configuration node
run_id (int): Main for-loop iter id (the random seed or dataset split)
"""
cfg.run_dir = os.path.join(cfg.out_dir, str(run_id))
# Make output directory
if cfg.train.auto_resume:
os.makedirs(cfg.run_dir, exist_ok=True)
else:
makedirs_rm_exist(cfg.run_dir)
def run_loop_settings():
"""Create main loop execution settings based on the current cfg.
Configures the main execution loop to run in one of two modes:
1. 'multi-seed' - Reproduces default behaviour of GraphGym when
args.repeats controls how many times the experiment run is repeated.
Each iteration is executed with a random seed set to an increment from
the previous one, starting at initial cfg.seed.
2. 'multi-split' - Executes the experiment run over multiple dataset splits,
these can be multiple CV splits or multiple standard splits. The random
seed is reset to the initial cfg.seed value for each run iteration.
Returns:
List of run IDs for each loop iteration
List of rng seeds to loop over
List of dataset split indices to loop over
"""
if len(cfg.run_multiple_splits) == 0:
# 'multi-seed' run mode
num_iterations = args.repeat
seeds = [cfg.seed + x for x in range(num_iterations)]
split_indices = [cfg.dataset.split_index] * num_iterations
run_ids = seeds
else:
# 'multi-split' run mode
if args.repeat != 1:
raise NotImplementedError("Running multiple repeats of multiple "
"splits in one run is not supported.")
num_iterations = len(cfg.run_multiple_splits)
seeds = [cfg.seed] * num_iterations
split_indices = cfg.run_multiple_splits
run_ids = split_indices
return run_ids, seeds, split_indices
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Load cmd line args
args = parse_args()
# Load config file
set_cfg(cfg)
load_cfg(cfg, args)
custom_set_out_dir(cfg, args.cfg_file, cfg.name_tag)
dump_cfg(cfg)
# Set Pytorch environment
torch.set_num_threads(cfg.num_threads)
# Repeat for multiple experiment runs
for run_id, seed, split_index in zip(*run_loop_settings()):
# Set configurations for each run
custom_set_run_dir(cfg, run_id)
set_printing()
cfg.dataset.split_index = split_index
cfg.seed = seed
cfg.run_id = run_id
seed_everything(cfg.seed)
auto_select_device()
if cfg.train.finetune:
cfg = load_pretrained_model_cfg(cfg)
logging.info(f"[*] Run ID {run_id}: seed={cfg.seed}, "
f"split_index={cfg.dataset.split_index}")
logging.info(f" Starting now: {datetime.datetime.now()}")
# Set machine learning pipeline
loaders = create_loader()
loggers = create_logger()
model = create_model()
if cfg.train.finetune:
model = init_model_from_pretrained(model, cfg.train.finetune,
cfg.train.freeze_pretrained)
optimizer = create_optimizer(model.parameters(),
new_optimizer_config(cfg))
scheduler = create_scheduler(optimizer, new_scheduler_config(cfg))
# Print model info
logging.info(model)
logging.info(cfg)
cfg.params = params_count(model)
logging.info('Num parameters: {}'.format(cfg.params))
# Start training
if cfg.train.mode == 'standard':
if cfg.wandb.use:
logging.warning("[W] WandB logging is not supported with the "
"default train.mode, set it to `custom`")
train(loggers, loaders, model, optimizer, scheduler)
else:
train_dict[cfg.train.mode](loggers, loaders, model, optimizer,
scheduler)
# Aggregate results from different seeds
agg_runs(cfg.out_dir, cfg.metric_best)
# When being launched in batch mode, mark a yaml as done
if args.mark_done:
os.rename(args.cfg_file, '{}_done'.format(args.cfg_file))
logging.info(f"[*] All done: {datetime.datetime.now()}")