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view mlp_factory_approach.py @ 206:f2ddc795ec49
changes made with Pascal but should probably be discarded
author | Yoshua Bengio <bengioy@iro.umontreal.ca> |
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date | Fri, 16 May 2008 16:36:27 -0400 |
parents | ebbb0e749565 |
children | c5a7105fa40b |
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import dataset import theano import theano.tensor as t import numpy import nnet_ops def _randshape(*shape): return (numpy.random.rand(*shape) -0.5) * 0.001 def _function(inputs, outputs, linker='c&py'): return theano.function(inputs, outputs, unpack_single=False,linker=linker) class NeuralNet(object): class Model(object): def __init__(self, nnet, params): self.nnet = nnet self.params = params def update(self, trainset, stopper=None): """Update this model from more training data.""" v = self.nnet.v params = self.params update_fn = _function([v.input, v.target] + v.params, [v.nll] + v.new_params) if stopper is not None: raise NotImplementedError() else: for i in xrange(100): for input, target in trainset.minibatches(['input', 'target'], minibatch_size=min(32, len(trainset))): results = update_fn(input, target[:,0], *params) if 0: print results[0] # print params['b'] def __call__(self, testset, output_fieldnames=['output_class'], test_stats_collector=None, copy_inputs=False, put_stats_in_output_dataset=True, output_attributes=[]): """Apply this model (as a function) to new data""" inputs = [self.nnet.v.input, self.nnet.v.target] + self.nnet.v.params fn = _function(inputs, [getattr(self.nnet.v, name) for name in output_fieldnames]) if 'target' in testset.fieldNames(): return dataset.ApplyFunctionDataSet(testset, lambda input, target: fn(input, target[:,0], *self.params), output_fieldnames) else: return dataset.ApplyFunctionDataSet(testset, lambda input: fn(input, numpy.zeros(1,dtype='int64'), *self.params), output_fieldnames) def __init__(self, ninputs, nhid, nclass, lr, nepochs, l2coef=0.0, linker='c&yp', hidden_layer=None): if not hidden_layer: hidden_layer = AffineSigmoidLayer("hidden",ninputs,nhid,l2coef) class Vars: def __init__(self, lr, l2coef): lr = t.constant(lr) l2coef = t.constant(l2coef) input = t.matrix('input') # n_examples x n_inputs target = t.ivector('target') # n_examples x 1 W2 = t.matrix('W2') b2 = t.vector('b2') hid = hidden_layer(input) hid_params = hidden_layer.params() hid_params_init_vals = hidden_layer.params_ivals() hid_regularization = hidden_layer.regularization() params = [W2, b2] + hid_params nll, predictions = nnet_ops.crossentropy_softmax_1hot( b2 + t.dot(hid, W2), target) regularization = l2coef * t.sum(W2*W2) + hid_regularization output_class = t.argmax(predictions,1) loss_01 = t.neq(output_class, target) g_params = t.grad(nll + regularization, params) new_params = [t.sub_inplace(p, lr * gp) for p,gp in zip(params, g_params)] setattr_and_name(self, locals()) self.nhid = nhid self.nclass = nclass self.nepochs = nepochs self.v = Vars(lr, l2coef) self.params = None def __call__(self, trainset=None, iparams=None): if iparams is None: iparams = LookupList(["W","b"],[_randshape(self.nhid, self.nclass), _randshape(self.nclass)]) + self.v.hid_params_init_vals() rval = NeuralNet.Model(self, iparams) if trainset: rval.update(trainset) return rval def setattr_and_name(self, dict): """This will do a self.__setattr__ for all elements in the dict (except for element self). In addition it will make sure that each element's .name (if it exists) is set to the element's key in the dicitonary. Typical usage: setattr_and_name(self, locals()) """ for varname,var in locals.items(): if var is not self: if hasattr(var,"name") and not var.name: var.name=varname self.__setattr__(varname,var) if __name__ == '__main__': training_set1 = dataset.ArrayDataSet(numpy.array([[0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 1], [1, 0, 1], [1, 1, 1]]), {'input':slice(2),'target':2}) training_set2 = dataset.ArrayDataSet(numpy.array([[0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 1], [1, 0, 0], [1, 1, 1]]), {'input':slice(2),'target':2}) test_data = dataset.ArrayDataSet(numpy.array([[0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 1], [1, 0, 0], [1, 1, 1]]), {'input':slice(2)}) learn_algo = NeuralNet(2, 10, 3, .1, 1000) model = learn_algo() model1 = learn_algo(training_set1) model2 = learn_algo(training_set2) n_match = 0 for o1, o2 in zip(model1(test_data), model2(test_data)): n_match += (o1 == o2) print n_match, numpy.sum(training_set1.fields()['target'] == training_set2.fields()['target'])