* 2serious
* load/save
* fixing GPU
* added DEBUG
* needs BatchNorm or doesn't learn anything
* old file not needed
* added conv biases
* added extra/training.py and checkpoint
* assert in test only
* save
* padding
* num_classes
* checkpoint
* checkpoints for padding
* training was broken
* merge
* rotation augmentation
* more aug
* needs testing
* streamline augment, augment is fast thus bicubic
* tidying up
* Consistent GPU classes
Convert the existing GPU classes into one standard format.
Remove duplicated functions in `test_mnist` and create a TestMNISTGPU
class. This reduces line count and ensures consistency.
Use `@unittest.skipUnless(GPU, "Requires GPU")` instead of `if GPU:` to
skip GPU testing. This will ensure that skipped tests are displayed
accordingly in the pytest output.
* Optim Testing now supports GPU
* Tensor testing now supports GPU
jacobian and gradcheck auto skipped until GPU float64 support added.
* GPU support for custom constructor methods
* Remove GPU flag from Model constructors
It was requested that the `gpu` kwarg be removed from the model
constructor. GPU conversion is now handled in the train function.
This also required the conversion of Optimizer parameters as they are
constructed prior to execution of the `train` function and are dependant
on the model GPU state.
* Fix typo: float32->float64
* Clean `get_parameters` utility
Just a quick refactor w/ the new support for optimizers.
* Remove GPU kwarg from TinyNet
Remove `gpu` kwarg from tiny net to match test_mnist `train` function.
* tensor implementation for rmsprop and adam
* test_mnist.py extended to cover sgd, rmsprop and adam on cpu and gpu
* number of steps reduced for adam from 1000 to 200
* streamlined numerical_jacobian
* Got rid of the g loop in Conv2D.forward
* ereased stupid line
* nothing
* no loops in Conv2D forward
* Conv2D backprop improved
* stupid things in examples
* alternative to einsum
* Conv2D backward einsum alternative
* tidying up
* tidied up
* no ravel
* got rid of print
* Update efficientnet.py
* Update efficientnet.py
* Update efficientnet.py
* only tensordot
* 255.0
* whitespace
* aspect ratio error in efficientnet
* noprint
* efficient net wrong strides
* broadcasting for backward ops
* Update ops.py
* Update ops.py
- was wrong
* broadcast test for backward enabled
* function adBC + not summing over already 1 axis
* spacing
Co-authored-by: Marcel Bischoff <marcel@Marcels-iMac.local>
* allow for general broadcasting of binary operations. can handle any situation where corresponding dimensions between the tensors match, or at least one of them is of size 1. if a tensor has fewer dimensions than the other, then its size is padded with 1s until they match have the same number. also refactored buffer_zeros() by creating a function buff() that makes a buffer from a numpy array
* remove extra tabs
Co-authored-by: phillip <phillip_bement@reedbement.com>
* Pad2d backward pass on GPU
* Faster Pad2D GPU backward pass (no zeroing needed)
* Fix out of bounds error
* Don't save prg
* Let compiler optimize division by 1
* More generic broadcasting (1s at the start)
* Bug fix
* Add comment
* Try to fix flaky test with other method
* Add mixed broadcast support
* 1kernel
* Separate broadcast tests
Co-authored-by: holonomicjl <58403584+holonomicjl@users.noreply.github.com>
* no trailing whitespace
* GPU MaxPool2D.backward(); TinyConvNet train passes!
* Fix GPU avgpool.forward() init_val
Doesn’t change result but is simpler.
* Fix MaxPool GPU init_val
Tests only cover random non-negative inputs. This fixes issues if negative inputs are fed to GPU MaxPool2D. Test update to follow.
* to make it work locally
* definitely not working
* Conv2D GPU passes some of the tests
* Conv2D GPU passes more of the tests
* passes some tests and mnist
* removed unecessary code
* Conv2D Backpass works
* wrong test_ops.py
* white space + test backward
* ereased useless code
* removed default argument
* long lines
Strided CPU Pooling was introduced but assumes small kernel size
(<=(10,10)), but efficientnet.py feeds kernel_size=(112,112).
This causes a huge array buffer allocation in stack_for_pool() that
hangs inference for a long time or until system OOM.
Revert CPU Pooling for now, and re-introduce #74 later with a new
global-average-pooling op that can be used instead of avgpool2d with
large kernel size for efficientnet inference.
Co-authored-by: Ryan Neph <ryanneph@google.com>
