117 lines
4.2 KiB
Python
117 lines
4.2 KiB
Python
import torch.nn
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from models.archs.SPSR_arch import ImageGradientNoPadding
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from data.weight_scheduler import get_scheduler_for_opt
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# Injectors are a way to sythesize data within a step that can then be used (and reused) by loss functions.
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def create_injector(opt_inject, env):
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type = opt_inject['type']
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if type == 'generator':
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return ImageGeneratorInjector(opt_inject, env)
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elif type == 'scheduled_scalar':
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return ScheduledScalarInjector(opt_inject, env)
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elif type == 'img_grad':
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return ImageGradientInjector(opt_inject, env)
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elif type == 'add_noise':
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return AddNoiseInjector(opt_inject, env)
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elif type == 'greyscale':
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return GreyInjector(opt_inject, env)
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elif type == 'interpolate':
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return InterpolateInjector(opt_inject, env)
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else:
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raise NotImplementedError
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class Injector(torch.nn.Module):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(Injector, self).__init__()
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self.opt = opt
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self.env = env
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if 'in' in opt.keys():
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self.input = opt['in']
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self.output = opt['out']
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# This should return a dict of new state variables.
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def forward(self, state):
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raise NotImplementedError
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# Uses a generator to synthesize an image from [in] and injects the results into [out]
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# Note that results are *not* detached.
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class ImageGeneratorInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(ImageGeneratorInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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def forward(self, state):
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gen = self.env['generators'][self.opt['generator']]
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if isinstance(self.input, list):
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params = [state[i] for i in self.input]
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results = gen(*params)
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else:
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results = gen(state[self.input])
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new_state = {}
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if isinstance(self.output, list):
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for i, k in enumerate(self.output):
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new_state[k] = results[i]
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else:
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new_state[self.output] = results
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return new_state
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# Creates an image gradient from [in] and injects it into [out]
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class ImageGradientInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(ImageGradientInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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self.img_grad_fn = ImageGradientNoPadding().to(env['device'])
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def forward(self, state):
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return {self.opt['out']: self.img_grad_fn(state[self.opt['in']])}
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# Injects a scalar that is modulated with a specified schedule. Useful for increasing or decreasing the influence
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# of something over time.
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class ScheduledScalarInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(ScheduledScalarInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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self.scheduler = get_scheduler_for_opt(opt['scheduler'])
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def forward(self, state):
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return {self.opt['out']: self.scheduler.get_weight_for_step(self.env['step'])}
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# Adds gaussian noise to [in], scales it to [0,[scale]] and injects into [out]
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class AddNoiseInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(AddNoiseInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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def forward(self, state):
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# Scale can be a fixed float, or a state key (e.g. from ScheduledScalarInjector).
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if isinstance(self.opt['scale'], str):
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scale = state[self.opt['scale']]
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else:
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scale = self.opt['scale']
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noise = torch.randn_like(state[self.opt['in']], device=self.env['device']) * scale
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return {self.opt['out']: state[self.opt['in']] + noise}
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# Averages the channel dimension (1) of [in] and saves to [out]. Dimensions are
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# kept the same, the average is simply repeated.
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class GreyInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(GreyInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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def forward(self, state):
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mean = torch.mean(state[self.opt['in']], dim=1, keepdim=True)
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mean = mean.repeat(1, 3, 1, 1)
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return {self.opt['out']: mean}
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class InterpolateInjector(Injector):
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def __init__(self, opt, env):
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super(InterpolateInjector, self).__init__(opt, env)
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def forward(self, state):
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scaled = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(state[self.opt['in']], scale_factor=self.opt['scale_factor'],
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mode=self.opt['mode'])
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return {self.opt['out']: scaled} |