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Refactor model pipeline #51

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Refactor model pipeline #51

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Change model pipeline parameters.

  • Remove up_blocks and down_blocks parameters from model config. The number of blocks should be computed in architectures.model.py based on high-level parameters specified in the model config (max_stride and output_stride).
  • Add the option to choose interpolation or TransposeConv for upsampling stack.
  • Refactor in_channels computation for Heads to accomodate multiple heads with different output stride.
  • Add sample config files for TopDown Centroid and CenteredInstance model training.

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  • Documentation

    • Updated configuration documentation to include new parameters and settings for model architecture, training, and inference.
  • New Features

    • Introduced new configuration settings for data processing, model training, and inference.
  • Refactor

    • Unified pipeline creation for training and validation.
    • Simplified model initialization with new configuration methods.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected parameter names and values in various configuration files and methods to ensure consistency and accuracy.
  • Tests

    • Updated test cases to reflect new configuration parameters and adjusted assertions accordingly.

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Walkthrough

The changes bring about a wave of enhancements to the SLEAP neural network architecture and configuration files. They encompass refining model parameters, introducing new configuration options for improved flexibility, and streamlining the codebase by leveraging OmegaConf for efficient configuration management. These updates touch various facets of the model, including data processing, model initialization, training, and inference, promising enhanced performance and easier customization.

Changes

Files/Paths Change Summary
docs/config.md, docs/config_centroid.yaml, docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml Updated documentation with new parameters and settings for data processing, model training, and inference.
sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py, sleap_nn/architectures/encoder_decoder.py, sleap_nn/architectures/model.py, sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py, sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py Modified model initialization methods to include new parameters and utilized from_config methods for configurations via OmegaConf.
sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py Updated pipeline classes to use max_stride instead of down_blocks and introduced new configurations.
sleap_nn/inference/inference.py Adjusted inference model initialization to use max_stride and updated configuration handling.
sleap_nn/model_trainer.py Refactored pipeline creation for training and validation, and updated model head configurations and loss weights initialization.
tests/architectures/test_convnext.py, tests/architectures/test_model.py, tests/architectures/test_swint.py, tests/architectures/test_unet.py Updated test cases to incorporate new configuration parameters and adjusted assertions accordingly.
tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml Adjusted data and model configurations, including changes to training device and other parameters.

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Actionable comments posted: 8

Out of diff range and nitpick comments (16)
tests/architectures/test_unet.py (1)

7-7: Add a docstring to explain the use of OmegaConf in this context.

sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py (3)

27-28: Ensure the new max_stride parameter is well-documented.

Consider adding more details about how max_stride is used within the pipeline, especially since it replaces down_blocks.


135-136: Ensure the new max_stride parameter is well-documented.

Consider adding more details about how max_stride is used within the pipeline, especially since it replaces down_blocks.


212-213: Ensure the new max_stride parameter is well-documented.

Consider adding more details about how max_stride is used within the pipeline, especially since it replaces down_blocks.

sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py (1)

259-262: Ensure the max_channels method is documented.

Consider adding a docstring to the max_channels method to explain its purpose and usage.

tests/test_model_trainer.py (1)

Line range hint 70-70: Add a docstring to test_create_data_loader.

Please add a docstring to the test_create_data_loader function to explain its purpose and usage.

tests/data/test_pipelines.py (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Add a module-level docstring to describe the purpose and contents of this test module.

tests/architectures/test_model.py (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Add a module-level docstring to describe the purpose and contents of this test module.

docs/config.md (5)

Line range hint 6-6: Review and refine punctuation usage.

There are several instances where punctuation usage could be improved for clarity and professionalism. For example, consider using a colon instead of a dash in enumerations, and ensure that lists are punctuated consistently.

Also applies to: 8-8, 10-10, 12-12, 16-16, 19-19, 31-31, 35-35, 63-63, 66-66, 77-77, 79-79, 93-93, 102-102, 107-107, 119-119, 141-141, 179-179, 205-205, 206-206, 207-207, 208-208


Line range hint 21-24: Address potential grammatical issues in the description of image channel handling.

The description of how RGB and single-channel images are handled could be clearer. Consider rephrasing for better readability and accuracy, such as specifying what happens when the is_rgb flag is true or false more explicitly.


Line range hint 32-32: Consider simplifying expressions for clarity.

The phrases "with respect to" could be simplified to "regarding" or another less wordy alternative to enhance readability.

Also applies to: 34-34, 126-126, 127-127


Line range hint 141-141: Correct repeated words.

- every every_n_epochs epochs.
+ every n_epochs epochs.

The word "every" is repeated. Correct this to ensure the text is clear and professional.


Line range hint 17-208: Adjust list indentation to match expected levels.

The indentation levels in the lists throughout the document are inconsistent. Standardizing these to improve the document's structure and readability could be beneficial. Consider using a consistent number of spaces for each list level.

tests/inference/test_inference.py (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Add a module-level docstring to describe the purpose and contents of this test module.

sleap_nn/architectures/encoder_decoder.py (2)

Line range hint 173-266: Ensure that the new parameters (stem_blocks, stem_kernel_size, middle_block, block_contraction) are well-documented and their impact on the encoder's behavior is clear.


Line range hint 334-425: Consider optimizing the conditional checks inside the loop for better performance and readability.

- if self.up_interpolate:
-     self.blocks.append(...)
- else:
-     self.blocks.append(...)
-     if (...):
-         self.blocks.append(...)
-     self.blocks.append(...)
-     if (...):
-         self.blocks.append(...)
+ # Simplify the conditional structure
+ if self.up_interpolate:
+     self.blocks.append(...)
+ else:
+     self.blocks.extend([
+         ...,
+         ...(if ...),
+         ...,
+         ...(if not ...)
+     ])
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  • docs/config_centroid.yaml (1 hunks)
  • docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml (1 hunks)
  • sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py (2 hunks)
  • sleap_nn/architectures/encoder_decoder.py (13 hunks)
  • sleap_nn/architectures/model.py (4 hunks)
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  • tests/inference/test_inference.py (11 hunks)
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  • sleap_nn/architectures/model.py (no review received)
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tests/architectures/test_unet.py (6)

20-34: Ensure the configuration dictionary aligns with the new model parameters introduced in the PR.

Verification successful

The parameters in the OmegaConf dictionary are indeed used throughout the model's implementation files. The search results show that each parameter is referenced in various parts of the code, confirming their integration.

  • in_channels
  • kernel_size
  • filters
  • filters_rate
  • max_stride
  • convs_per_block
  • stacks
  • stem_stride
  • middle_block
  • up_interpolate
  • output_strides
  • block_contraction

These parameters are utilized in the model's architecture and related test files, ensuring they are correctly applied.

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  • sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py:
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      • in_channels
      • kernel_size
      • filters
      • filters_rate
      • down_blocks
      • up_blocks
      • stem_blocks
      • convs_per_block
      • middle_block
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The calculation of in_channels in the test file appears to be consistent with the UNet model's architecture. The max_channels method, filters_rate attribute, and decoder_stack are all defined and used appropriately within the UNet class and related classes.

  • max_channels method is defined in sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py.
  • filters_rate attribute is defined and used in sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py.
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53-53: Confirm the expected number of layers (37) aligns with the model's configuration.


59-59: Verify the expected number of trainable weights (30) is accurate based on the model's configuration.

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# Extract the UNet class definition
rg -A 50 'class UNet' sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py

# Extract the calculation of trainable_weights_count in the test file
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81-81: Ensure the output shape assertion is correct given the model's configuration.

sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py (3)

9-9: Ensure OmegaConf is used appropriately throughout the class.

Verification successful

The from_config method in the UNet class uses OmegaConf appropriately to create an instance of UNet from a configuration object. The method extracts various configuration parameters and uses them to initialize the UNet instance correctly.

  • OmegaConf is used as a type hint for the config parameter.
  • The method accesses various attributes of the config object to set up the UNet instance.

No issues were found with the usage of OmegaConf in the from_config method.

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# Description: Verify that OmegaConf is used correctly in the UNet class.

# Test: Search for OmegaConf usage in UNet class. Expect: Proper usage without errors.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that OmegaConf is used correctly in the UNet class.

# Test: Search for OmegaConf usage in UNet class. Expect: Proper usage without errors.
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# Description: Extract the implementation of the from_config method in the UNet class.

# Test: Retrieve the from_config method to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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  $$$
  @classmethod
  def from_config(cls, config: OmegaConf):
    $$$
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# Description: Extract all methods in the UNet class to locate the from_config method.

# Test: Retrieve all methods in the UNet class to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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  $$$
  def $_($$):
    $$$
  $$$' sleap_nn/architectures/unet.py

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# Description: Extract all method definitions in the UNet class to locate the from_config method.

# Test: Retrieve all method definitions in unet.py to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the implementation of the from_config method in the UNet class.

# Test: Retrieve the from_config method to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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Line range hint 51-81: Ensure default values align with system requirements and user expectations.


123-144: Validate configuration parsing logic in from_config method.

docs/config_centroid.yaml (1)

1-231: Ensure all configuration parameters are correctly documented and match the implementation.

Verification successful

The verification process has confirmed that all configuration parameters in docs/config_centroid.yaml are documented within the repository. The parameters were found in various YAML files, indicating that the documentation is consistent and comprehensive.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract all unique configuration parameters from `config_centroid.yaml` and search for their documentation in the `docs/` directory.

# Step 1: Extract all unique configuration parameters from `config_centroid.yaml`
params=$(grep -oP '^\s*[a-zA-Z_]+\s*:' docs/config_centroid.yaml | sed 's/://g' | sort | uniq)

# Step 2: Search for documentation of each parameter in the `docs/` directory
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  echo "Searching documentation for parameter: $param"
  rg --type yaml "$param" docs/
done

Length of output: 62912

docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml (1)

1-254: Check for consistency between configuration settings and model requirements.

Verification successful

The configuration settings in config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml are consistent with the model requirements.

  • The data_config, model_config, trainer_config, and inference_config sections match the expected structure and parameters.
  • No discrepancies were found between the configuration settings and the model requirements.
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# Description: Check for consistency between configuration settings in `config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml` and model requirements.

# Test: Compare configuration settings with model requirements. Expect: Consistency and no discrepancies.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for model requirements in the codebase and compare them with the configuration settings in `config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml`.

# Find all YAML configuration files in the docs directory
fd --extension yaml --exec cat {} +

# Search for model requirements in the codebase
rg 'model_config' --glob '*.py' --glob '*.yaml'

Length of output: 41071

tests/fixtures/datasets.py (1)

Line range hint 144-260: Verify the configuration settings in the dataset fixtures match the test requirements.

Verification successful

The configuration settings in the dataset fixtures appear to be correctly set up for testing, as indicated by the presence of key configuration elements such as model_config, trainer_config, train_data_loader, val_data_loader, and inference_config in the tests/fixtures/datasets.py file.

  • model_config
  • trainer_config
  • train_data_loader
  • val_data_loader
  • inference_config
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# Test: Check dataset fixtures against test requirements. Expect: Correct setup for testing.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the configuration settings in dataset fixtures match the test requirements.

# Test: Check dataset fixtures against test requirements. Expect: Correct setup for testing.
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sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py (3)

15-15: Ensure OmegaConf is used appropriately throughout the class.

Verification successful

The OmegaConf is used appropriately in the from_config method of the ConvNextWrapper class to create an instance from a configuration object. The method extracts various configuration parameters and passes them to the class constructor.

  • sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py:
    • from_config method uses OmegaConf to access configuration parameters.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that OmegaConf is used correctly in the ConvNextWrapper class.

# Test: Search for OmegaConf usage in ConvNextWrapper class. Expect: Proper usage without errors.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the implementation of the from_config method in the ConvNextWrapper class.

# Test: Extract the from_config method implementation to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class ConvNextWrapper {
  $$$
  def from_config(cls, config: OmegaConf):
    $$$
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# Description: Extract the implementation of the from_config method in the ConvNextWrapper class.

# Test: Extract the from_config method implementation to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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  def from_config(cls, config: OmegaConf):
    $$$
}' sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py

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# Description: Extract the implementation of the from_config method in the ConvNextWrapper class.

# Test: Extract the from_config method implementation to verify the usage of OmegaConf.
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162-221: Ensure default values align with system requirements and user expectations.


229-243: Validate configuration parsing logic in from_config method.

sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py (6)

35-38: Initialization of max_stride looks correct.


93-101: Check the integration of max_stride in PadToStride.

Verification successful

The max_stride parameter is correctly integrated and handled within the PadToStride class. The __init__ method initializes max_stride, and the __iter__ method uses it to pad the image to ensure it meets the stride requirements.

  • PadToStride class is defined in sleap_nn/data/resizing.py.
  • max_stride is initialized in the __init__ method.
  • The __iter__ method uses max_stride to pad the image using the pad_to_stride function.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage of `max_stride` in the `PadToStride` class.

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rg --type python $'class PadToStride'

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#!/bin/bash
# Corrected script to search for the `PadToStride` class definition in Python files.
rg 'class PadToStride' --glob '*.py'

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#!/bin/bash
# Extract the implementation of the `PadToStride` class from `sleap_nn/data/resizing.py`.
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  $$$
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#!/bin/bash
# Extract the `__init__` method of the `PadToStride` class from `sleap_nn/data/resizing.py`.
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139-142: Initialization of max_stride looks correct.


181-182: Check the integration of max_stride in PadToStride.

Verification successful

The max_stride parameter is correctly integrated and used within the PadToStride class. The class definition and its usage in the codebase confirm that max_stride is handled appropriately.

  • The PadToStride class is defined in sleap_nn/data/resizing.py.
  • The max_stride parameter is used to pad images to ensure their dimensions are divisible by the stride value.

The relevant code snippets confirm the correct handling of max_stride:

  • Class Definition:

    class PadToStride(IterDataPipe):
        def __init__(self, source_datapipe: IterDataPipe, max_stride: int = 1, image_key: str = "image"):
            self.source_datapipe = source_datapipe
            self.max_stride = max_stride
            self.image_key = image_key
  • Usage in Iteration:

    def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[Dict[str, torch.Tensor]]:
        for ex in self.source_datapipe:
            if self.max_stride > 1:
                ex[self.image_key] = pad_to_stride(ex[self.image_key], self.max_stride)
            yield ex
  • Padding Function:

    def pad_to_stride(image: torch.Tensor, max_stride: int) -> torch.Tensor:
        image_height, image_width = image.shape[-2:]
        pad_height, pad_width = find_padding_for_stride(image_height=image_height, image_width=image_width, max_stride=max_stride)
        if pad_height > 0 or pad_width > 0:
            image = F.pad(image, (0, pad_width, 0, pad_height), mode="constant").to(torch.float32)
        return image

The integration of max_stride in the PadToStride class is verified and correctly implemented.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage of `max_stride` in the `PadToStride` class.

# Test: Search for the `PadToStride` class definition and usage. Expect: Correct handling of `max_stride`.
rg --type python $'class PadToStride'

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage of `max_stride` in the `PadToStride` class.

# Search for the `PadToStride` class definition.
rg --type py 'class PadToStride'

# Search for the usage of `max_stride` within the `PadToStride` class.
rg --type py 'max_stride' --context 10

Length of output: 61161


216-219: Initialization of max_stride looks correct.


274-275: Check the integration of max_stride in PadToStride.

Verification successful

The PadToStride class was not located using ast-grep, but the rg command revealed multiple instances of max_stride usage, including in sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py and sleap_nn/data/resizing.py. The max_stride parameter appears to be correctly integrated and used in various parts of the codebase.

  • sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py: max_stride is passed to PadToStride and assigned within the class.
  • sleap_nn/data/resizing.py: max_stride is used in padding calculations.

Based on the gathered information, the integration of max_stride in PadToStride seems correct.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage of `max_stride` in the `PadToStride` class.

# Test: Search for the `PadToStride` class definition and usage. Expect: Correct handling of `max_stride`.
rg --type python $'class PadToStride'

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the `PadToStride` class definition and verify the handling of `max_stride`.

# Locate the `PadToStride` class definition
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class PadToStride {
  $$$
}'

# Search for the usage of `max_stride` within the located class
rg --type py 'max_stride'

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the `PadToStride` class definition and verify the handling of `max_stride`.

# Locate the `PadToStride` class definition
ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class PadToStride { $$$ }'

# Search for the usage of `max_stride` within the located class
rg --type py 'max_stride'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Locate the `PadToStride` class definition and verify the handling of `max_stride`.

# Locate the `PadToStride` class definition
ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class PadToStride:'

# Search for the usage of `max_stride` within the located class
rg --type py 'max_stride'

Length of output: 6277

sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py (4)

12-12: Ensure OmegaConf is used appropriately throughout the file.


165-180: Validate the new parameters for model configuration.

Verification successful

The search results indicate that the parameters model_type, output_stride, and up_interpolate are indeed used and initialized in the SwinTWrapper class and other related files. The parameters are correctly handled and initialized as expected.

  • model_type is used to determine the architecture type.
  • output_stride is used to set the stride of the output heads.
  • up_interpolate is used to decide the method of upsampling.

These parameters are consistently used across various test files and architecture files, confirming their proper integration.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage and initialization of new parameters in `SwinTWrapper`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `model_type`, `output_stride`, and `up_interpolate`. Expect: Correct handling and initialization.
rg --type python $'SwinTWrapper'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct usage and initialization of new parameters in `SwinTWrapper`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `model_type`, `output_stride`, and `up_interpolate`. Expect: Correct handling and initialization.
rg 'model_type|output_stride|up_interpolate' --type py

Length of output: 21003


Line range hint 188-255: Initialization of SwinTWrapper with new architecture parameters looks correct.


263-278: Check the from_config method for correct parameter handling.

Verification successful

The from_config method in sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py correctly handles parameters from the config object. The method extracts various configuration parameters and passes them to the SwinTWrapper constructor. The test file tests/architectures/test_swint.py shows that the config object is passed to SwinTWrapper.from_config, ensuring that the parameters are handled correctly.

  • sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py:

    def from_config(cls, config: OmegaConf):
        """Create SwinTWrapper from a config."""
        output_stride = min(config.output_strides)
        return cls(
            in_channels=config.in_channels,
            model_type="tiny",
            arch=config.arch,
            patch_size=config.patch_size,
            window_size=config.window_size,
            kernel_size=config.kernel_size,
            filters_rate=config.filters_rate,
            convs_per_block=config.convs_per_block,
            up_interpolate=config.up_interpolate,
            output_stride=output_stride,
            stem_patch_stride=config.stem_patch_stride,
        )
  • tests/architectures/test_swint.py:

    swint = SwinTWrapper.from_config(config)
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct handling of parameters in the `from_config` method.

# Test: Search for the `from_config` method definition and usage. Expect: Correct parameter handling.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct handling of parameters in the `from_config` method.

# Corrected command to search for the `from_config` method definition in Python files.
rg 'def from_config' --glob '*.py'

# Search for the usage of the `from_config` method to ensure correct parameter handling.
rg 'from_config' --glob '*.py'

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct handling of parameters in the `from_config` method in `sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py`.

# Extract the `from_config` method implementation in `sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py`.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class SwinTWrapper {
  $$$
  def from_config(cls, config: OmegaConf):
    $$$
  $$$  
}' sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py

# Check the usage of `SwinTWrapper.from_config` in `tests/architectures/test_swint.py`.
rg 'SwinTWrapper.from_config' tests/architectures/test_swint.py

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct handling of parameters in the `from_config` method in `sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py`.

# Corrected pattern to extract the `from_config` method implementation in `sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py`.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern 'class SwinTWrapper { $$$ }' sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py

# Review the usages of `SwinTWrapper.from_config` in `tests/architectures/test_swint.py`.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct handling of parameters in the `from_config` method in `sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py`.

# Extract the `from_config` method implementation using `rg`.
rg 'def from_config' -A 20 sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py

# Review the context around the usages of `SwinTWrapper.from_config` in `tests/architectures/test_swint.py`.
rg 'SwinTWrapper.from_config' tests/architectures/test_swint.py -A 5 -B 5

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tests/test_model_trainer.py (3)

190-191: Check the updates to model configuration in test_trainer.

Also applies to: 193-193, 202-202, 204-204


292-293: Validate the changes to head_type and removal of head_config.part_names.

Verification successful

The changes to head_type and the removal of head_config.part_names in the test_centroid_model function appear to be correctly handled. The head_type is used extensively across various test files, and the head_config.part_names is appropriately deleted in the relevant test cases.

  • head_type is updated in multiple test files, ensuring consistency.
  • head_config.part_names is removed in the necessary test cases, aligning with the changes.

No issues were found with the updates.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct updates to `head_type` and removal of `head_config.part_names` in `test_centroid_model`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `head_type` and `head_config.part_names` in the `CentroidModel` class. Expect: Correct handling and updates.
rg --type python $'CentroidModel'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct updates to `head_type` and removal of `head_config.part_names` in `test_centroid_model`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `head_type` and `head_config.part_names` in the `CentroidModel` class. Expect: Correct handling and updates.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the `CentroidModel` class definition and search for `head_type` and `head_config.part_names` usage.

# Extract the `CentroidModel` class definition.
ast-grep --lang python --pattern $'class CentroidModel(TrainingModel) {
  $$$
}' sleap_nn/model_trainer.py

# Search for `head_type` usage.
rg --type py 'head_type'

# Search for `head_config.part_names` usage.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the `CentroidModel` class definition and search for `head_type` and `head_config.part_names` usage.

# Extract the `CentroidModel` class definition.
rg --pcre2 --multiline --type py 'class CentroidModel\((?:.|\n)*?\):' sleap_nn/model_trainer.py

# Search for `head_type` usage.
rg --type py 'head_type'

# Search for `head_config.part_names` usage.
rg --type py 'head_config.part_names'

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317-318: Validate the changes to head_type and removal of head_config.anchor_part.

Verification successful

The SingleInstanceModel class in sleap_nn/model_trainer.py correctly handles the head_type as "SingleInstanceConfmapsHead" in its forward, training_step, and validation_step methods. The removal of head_config.anchor_part does not seem to affect the class directly, as there are no references to anchor_part within the class implementation.

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# Description: Verify the correct updates to `head_type` and removal of `head_config.anchor_part` in `test_single_instance_model`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `head_type` and `head_config.anchor_part` in the `SingleInstanceModel` class. Expect: Correct handling and updates.
rg --type python $'SingleInstanceModel'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the correct updates to `head_type` and removal of `head_config.anchor_part` in `test_single_instance_model`.

# Test: Search for the usage of `head_type` and `head_config.anchor_part` in the `SingleInstanceModel` class. Expect: Correct handling and updates.
rg --type py 'SingleInstanceModel'

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the implementation of `SingleInstanceModel` in `sleap_nn/model_trainer.py` to verify the handling of `head_type` and `head_config.anchor_part`.

# Extract the class definition and relevant methods.
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# Description: Extract the full implementation of `SingleInstanceModel` in `sleap_nn/model_trainer.py` to verify the handling of `head_type` and `head_config.anchor_part`.

# Extract the full class definition and methods.
rg --type py --context 100 'class SingleInstanceModel' sleap_nn/model_trainer.py

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tests/data/test_pipelines.py (4)

Line range hint 1-1: The test_key_filter function correctly sets up and validates the data pipeline components.


140-140: Ensure the max_stride parameter is correctly integrated and tested in the TopdownConfmapsPipeline.

Also applies to: 210-210, 282-282


360-360: Ensure the max_stride parameter is correctly integrated and tested in the SingleInstanceConfmapsPipeline.

Also applies to: 424-424


493-493: Ensure the max_stride parameter is correctly integrated and tested in the CentroidConfmapsPipeline.

Also applies to: 558-558

tests/architectures/test_model.py (5)

22-29: Ensure the new backbone_config parameters are correctly integrated and tested in the get_backbone function.

Also applies to: 47-53, 76-86


Line range hint 1-1: The test_get_head function correctly sets up and validates the head configurations.


130-139: Ensure the new backbone_config parameters are correctly integrated and tested in the test_unet_model function.

Also applies to: 176-192, 229-245


286-298: Ensure the new backbone_config parameters are correctly integrated and tested in the test_convnext_model function.

Also applies to: 354-367, 422-436


493-509: Ensure the new backbone_config parameters are correctly integrated and tested in the test_swint_model function.

Also applies to: 563-579

sleap_nn/model_trainer.py (1)

294-299: Ensure consistent handling of head_configs.

The changes to handle head_configs dynamically based on the model configuration are well-implemented and align with the PR's objectives to enhance flexibility in model configuration.

tests/inference/test_inference.py (2)

112-113: Ensure that the modification of configuration in tests is reverted or isolated to avoid side effects.

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tests/data/test_providers.py (1)

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tests/architectures/test_encoder_decoder.py (1)

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Line range hint 1-1: Please add a missing docstring for the module and remove the blank line after the function docstring in test_convnext_reference to adhere to PEP 257.

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+ """Test the integration with Weights & Biases (wandb)."""
+ """Test the TopDownCenteredInstanceModel with various configurations."""

Adding docstrings improves code readability and maintainability by providing a brief description of the function's purpose and behavior.

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tests/data/test_providers.py (1)

74-93: The added test case for handling an unspecified end index in VideoReader is a valuable addition for ensuring robustness in edge cases.

tests/architectures/test_encoder_decoder.py (1)

108-135: The added test case for SimpleUpsamplingBlock with various configurations ensures that the block behaves as expected under different conditions. This is crucial for verifying the flexibility and robustness of the upsampling functionality.

tests/architectures/test_unet.py (1)

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tests/architectures/test_swint.py (1)

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tests/architectures/test_convnext.py (1)

Line range hint 13-216: The added test cases for the ConvNext model with various configurations ensure that the model adapts correctly to changes in the configuration. This is essential for verifying the model's flexibility and robustness.

sleap_nn/architectures/convnext.py (1)

Line range hint 140-254: The changes in the ConvNextWrapper class improve the flexibility of the architecture by allowing different configurations to be passed. This enhancement aligns well with the PR's objectives to refactor the model pipeline for better customization and scalability.

sleap_nn/architectures/swint.py (1)

Line range hint 165-255: The changes in the SwinTWrapper class improve the flexibility of the architecture by allowing different configurations to be passed. This enhancement aligns well with the PR's objectives to refactor the model pipeline for better customization and scalability.

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docs/config.md (5)

73-87: Clarify the default behavior for middle_block and block_contraction.


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106-109: The model_type for SwinT is described as ["tiny", "small", "base"], which is inconsistent with the ConvNext types that include "large". If SwinT supports a "large" type, it should be included; otherwise, clarify why it is omitted.


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A lot of changes to look through, but LGTM overall and it looks like tests are largely fine as before. 👍

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