Python util.log_info函数代码示例

def benchmark_convnet(ctx, timer):
  image_size = BASE_IMG_SIZE
  minibatch = 64
  #minibatch = ctx.num_workers
  hint = util.divup(image_size, sqrt(ctx.num_workers))
  tile_hint = (util.divup(minibatch, ctx.num_workers), N_COLORS, image_size, image_size)
  util.log_info('Hint: %s', tile_hint)
    
  images = expr.eager(expr.ones((minibatch, N_COLORS, image_size, image_size),
                                tile_hint=tile_hint))
  
  w1 = expr.eager(expr.ones((N_FILTERS, N_COLORS) + FILTER_SIZE,
                            tile_hint=ONE_TILE))
  w2 = expr.eager(expr.ones((N_FILTERS, N_FILTERS) + FILTER_SIZE,
                            tile_hint=ONE_TILE))
  w3 = expr.eager(expr.ones((N_FILTERS, N_FILTERS) + FILTER_SIZE,
                            tile_hint=ONE_TILE))
  
  def _():
    conv1 = stencil.stencil(images, w1, 2)
    pool1 = stencil.maxpool(conv1)
   
    conv2 = stencil.stencil(pool1, w2, 2)
    pool2 = stencil.maxpool(conv2)
    
    conv3 = stencil.stencil(pool2, w3, 2)
    pool3 = stencil.maxpool(conv3)
    
    expr.force(pool3)
 
  # force parakeet functions to compile before timing. 
  _()  
  for i in range(2):
    timer.time_op('convnet', _)

def shortestPath_np(dim, linkMatrix, dist):
	#linkMatrix, dist = init(dim, startVertex)
	for i in range(1000):
		util.log_info("%s", "enter")
		dist = (dist + linkMatrix).min(axis = 0).reshape(dim, 1)
		util.log_info("numItersation %s", i)
	return dist	

  def test_newaxis(self):
    na = np.arange(100).reshape(10, 10)
    a = expr.from_numpy(na)

    Assert.all_eq(na[np.newaxis, 2:7, 4:8].shape,
                  a[expr.newaxis,2:7, 4:8].shape)

    Assert.all_eq(na[np.newaxis, 2:7, np.newaxis, 4:8].shape,
                  a[expr.newaxis,2:7, expr.newaxis, 4:8].shape)

    Assert.all_eq(na[np.newaxis, 2:7, np.newaxis, 4:8, np.newaxis].shape,
                  a[expr.newaxis,2:7, expr.newaxis, 4:8, expr.newaxis].shape)

    #Extreme case
    Assert.all_eq(na[np.newaxis, np.newaxis, np.newaxis, np.newaxis, 2:7, 
		  np.newaxis, np.newaxis, np.newaxis, 4:8, np.newaxis, 
		  np.newaxis, np.newaxis].shape,

                  a[expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis,
                  2:7, expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis, 4:8,
                  expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis].shape)

    util.log_info('\na.shape:  %s  \nna.shape: %s',
		  a[expr.newaxis,2:7, expr.newaxis, 4:8, expr.newaxis,
			expr.newaxis, expr.newaxis].shape,

                  na[np.newaxis, 2:7, np.newaxis, 4:8, np.newaxis,
			np.newaxis, np.newaxis].shape)

def bfs(ctx, dim):
	util.log_info("start to computing......")

	sGenerate = time.time()
	current = eager(
			expr.shuffle(
				expr.ndarray(
					(dim, 1),
					dtype = np.int64,
					tile_hint = (dim / ctx.num_workers, 1)),
				make_current,
			))
	
	linkMatrix = eager(
				expr.shuffle(
					expr.ndarray(
					 (dim, dim),
					 dtype = np.int64,
					 tile_hint = (dim, dim / ctx.num_workers)),
				make_matrix,
				))
	eGenerate = time.time()

	startCompute = time.time()
	while(True):
		next = expr.dot(linkMatrix, current)
		formerNum = expr.count_nonzero(current)
		laterNum = expr.count_nonzero(next)
		hasNew = expr.equal(formerNum, laterNum).glom()
		current = next
		if (hasNew):
			break
	current.evaluate()
	endCompute = time.time()
	return (eGenerate - sGenerate, endCompute - startCompute) 

 def mark_failed_worker(self, worker_id):
   util.log_info('Marking worker %s as failed.', worker_id)
   self._available_workers.remove(worker_id)
   for array in self._arrays:
     for ex, tile_id in array.tiles.iteritems():
       if tile_id.worker == worker_id:
         array.bad_tiles.append(ex)

  def train_smo_1998(self, data, labels):
    '''
    Train an SVM model using the SMO (1998) algorithm.
   
    Args:
      data(Expr): points to be trained
      labels(Expr): the correct labels of the training data
    '''
    
    N = data.shape[0] # Number of instances
    D = data.shape[1]  # Number of features

    self.b = 0.0
    self.alpha = expr.zeros((N,1), dtype=np.float64, tile_hint=[N/self.ctx.num_workers, 1]).force()
    
    # linear kernel
    kernel_results = expr.dot(data, expr.transpose(data), tile_hint=[N/self.ctx.num_workers, N])   
    
    labels = expr.force(labels)
    self.E = expr.zeros((N,1), dtype=np.float64, tile_hint=[N/self.ctx.num_workers, 1]).force()
    for i in xrange(N):
      self.E[i, 0] = self.b + expr.reduce(self.alpha, axis=None, dtype_fn=lambda input: input.dtype,
                                          local_reduce_fn=margin_mapper,
                                          accumulate_fn=np.add, 
                                          fn_kw=dict(label=labels, data=kernel_results[:,i].force())).glom() - labels[i, 0]
    
    util.log_info("Starting SMO")
    it = 0
    num_changed = 0
    examine_all = True
    while (num_changed > 0 or examine_all) and (it < self.maxiter):
      util.log_info("Iteration:%d", it)

      num_changed = 0
      
      if examine_all:
        for i in xrange(N): 
          num_changed += self.examine_example(i, N, labels, kernel_results)
      else:
        for i in xrange(N):
          if self.alpha[i, 0] > 0 and self.alpha[i, 0] < self.C:
            num_changed += self.examine_example(i, N, labels, kernel_results)

      it += 1

      if examine_all: examine_all = False
      elif num_changed == 0: examine_all = True
    
    self.w = expr.zeros((D, 1), dtype=np.float64).force()
    for i in xrange(D): 
      self.w[i,0] = expr.reduce(self.alpha, axis=None, dtype_fn=lambda input: input.dtype,
                              local_reduce_fn=margin_mapper,
                              accumulate_fn=np.add, 
                              fn_kw=dict(label=labels, data=expr.force(data[:,i]))).glom()
    self.usew_ = True
    print 'iteration finish:', it
    print 'b:', self.b
    print 'w:', self.w.glom()

def start_remote_worker(worker, st, ed):
    """
  Start processes on a worker machine.

  The machine will launch worker processes ``st`` through ``ed``.

  :param worker: hostname to connect to.
  :param st: First process index to start.
  :param ed: Last process to start.
  """
    if FLAGS.use_threads and worker == "localhost":
        util.log_info("Using threads.")
        for i in range(st, ed):
            p = threading.Thread(target=spartan.worker._start_worker, args=((socket.gethostname(), FLAGS.port_base), i))
            p.daemon = True
            p.start()
        time.sleep(0.1)
        return

    util.log_info("Starting worker %d:%d on host %s", st, ed, worker)
    if FLAGS.oprofile:
        os.system("mkdir operf.%s" % worker)

    ssh_args = ["ssh", "-oForwardX11=no", worker]

    args = ["cd %s && " % os.path.abspath(os.path.curdir)]

    if FLAGS.xterm:
        args += ["xterm", "-e"]

    if FLAGS.oprofile:
        args += ["operf -e CPU_CLK_UNHALTED:100000000", "-g", "-d", "operf.%s" % worker]

    args += [
        #'gdb', '-ex', 'run', '--args',
        "python",
        "-m spartan.worker",
        "--master=%s:%d" % (socket.gethostname(), FLAGS.port_base),
        "--count=%d" % (ed - st),
        "--heartbeat_interval=%d" % FLAGS.heartbeat_interval,
    ]

    # add flags from config/user
    for (name, value) in FLAGS:
        if name in ["worker_list", "print_options"]:
            continue
        args += [repr(value)]

    # print >>sys.stderr, args
    util.log_debug("Running worker %s", " ".join(args))
    time.sleep(0.1)
    # TODO: improve this to make log break at newline
    if worker != "localhost":
        p = subprocess.Popen(ssh_args + args, executable="ssh")
    else:
        p = subprocess.Popen(" ".join(args), shell=True, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)

    return p

def fuzzy_kmeans(points, k=10, num_iter=10, m=2.0, centers=None):
  '''
  clustering data points using fuzzy kmeans clustering method.

  Args:
    points(Expr or DistArray): the input data points matrix.
    k(int): the number of clusters.
    num_iter(int): the max iterations to run.
    m(float): the parameter of fuzzy kmeans.
    centers(Expr or DistArray): the initialized centers of each cluster.
  '''
  points = expr.force(points)
  num_dim = points.shape[1]
  if centers is None:
      centers = expr.rand(k, num_dim)

  labels = expr.zeros((points.shape[0],), dtype=np.int)

  for iter in range(num_iter):
    centers = expr.as_array(centers)
    points_broadcast = expr.reshape(points, (points.shape[0], 1, points.shape[1]))
    centers_broadcast = expr.reshape(centers, (1, centers.shape[0], centers.shape[1]))
    distances = expr.sum(expr.square(points_broadcast - centers_broadcast), axis=2)
    # This is used to avoid dividing zero
    distances = distances + 0.00000000001
    util.log_info('distances shape %s' % str(distances.shape))
    distances_broadcast = expr.reshape(distances, (distances.shape[0], 1,
                                                   distances.shape[1]))
    distances_broadcast2 = expr.reshape(distances, (distances.shape[0],
                                                    distances.shape[1], 1))
    prob = 1.0 / expr.sum(expr.power(distances_broadcast / distances_broadcast2,
                                     2.0 / (m - 1)), axis=2)
    prob.force()
    counts = expr.sum(prob, axis=0)
    counts = expr.reshape(counts, (counts.shape[0], 1))
    labels = expr.argmax(prob, axis=1)
    centers = expr.sum(expr.reshape(points, (points.shape[0], 1, points.shape[1])) *
                       expr.reshape(prob, (prob.shape[0], prob.shape[1], 1)),
                       axis=0)

    # We assume that the size of centers are relative small that can be handled
    # on the master.
    counts = counts.glom()
    centers = centers.glom()
    # If any centroids don't have any points assigned to them.
    zcount_indices = (counts == 0).reshape(k)

    if np.any(zcount_indices):
      # One or more centroids may not have any points assigned to them, which results in their
      # position being the zero-vector.  We reseed these centroids with new random values
      # and set their counts to 1 in order to get rid of dividing by zero.
      counts[zcount_indices, :] = 1
      centers[zcount_indices, :] = np.random.rand(np.count_nonzero(zcount_indices),
                                                  num_dim)

    centers = centers / counts
  return labels

def start_remote_worker(worker, st, ed):
  '''
  Start processes on a worker machine.

  The machine will launch worker processes ``st`` through ``ed``.

  :param worker: hostname to connect to.
  :param st: First process index to start.
  :param ed: Last process to start.
  '''
  if FLAGS.use_threads and worker == 'localhost':
    util.log_info('Using threads.')
    for i in range(st, ed):
      p = threading.Thread(target=spartan.worker._start_worker,
                           args=((socket.gethostname(), FLAGS.port_base), i))
      p.daemon = True
      p.start()
    time.sleep(0.1)
    return

  util.log_info('Starting worker %d:%d on host %s', st, ed, worker)
  if FLAGS.oprofile:
    os.system('mkdir operf.%s' % worker)

  ssh_args = ['ssh', '-oForwardX11=no', worker ]

  args = ['cd %s && ' % os.path.abspath(os.path.curdir)]

  if FLAGS.xterm:
    args += ['xterm', '-e',]

  if FLAGS.oprofile:
    args += ['operf -e CPU_CLK_UNHALTED:100000000', '-g', '-d', 'operf.%s' % worker]

  args += [
          #'gdb', '-ex', 'run', '--args',
          'python', '-m spartan.worker',
          '--master=%s:%d' % (socket.gethostname(), FLAGS.port_base),
          '--count=%d' % (ed - st),
          '--heartbeat_interval=%d' % FLAGS.heartbeat_interval
          ]

  # add flags from config/user
  for (name, value) in FLAGS:
    if name in ['worker_list', 'print_options']: continue
    args += [repr(value)]

  #print >>sys.stderr, args
  util.log_debug('Running worker %s', ' '.join(args))
  time.sleep(0.1)
  if worker != 'localhost':
    p = subprocess.Popen(ssh_args + args, executable='ssh')
  else:
    p = subprocess.Popen(' '.join(args), shell=True, stdin=subprocess.PIPE)

  return p

def make_current(tile, ex):
	util.log_info("start to creatting")
	ul = ex.ul
	lr = ex.lr
	dim = ex.shape[0]

	current = np.zeros((dim, 1), dtype = np.int64)
	if(ul[0] <= startVertex <= lr[0]):
		current[startVertex, 0] = 1
	return [(ex, current)]

  def test_del_dim(self):
    na = np.arange(100).reshape(10, 10)
    a = expr.from_numpy(na)

    Assert.all_eq(na[2:7, 8], a[2:7, 8].glom())
    Assert.all_eq(na[3:9, 4].shape, a[3:9, 4].shape)

    Assert.all_eq(na[2:7, -1], a[2:7, -1].glom())
    Assert.all_eq(na[-1, 3:9].shape, a[-1, 3:9].shape)

    util.log_info('\na.shape: %s \nna.shape %s', a[3:9, 4].shape, na[3:9, 4].shape)

 def bind(self):
   host, port = self.addr
   host = socket.gethostbyname(host)
   util.log_debug('Binding... %s', (host, port))
   if port == -1:
     self.addr = (host, self._zmq.bind_to_random_port('tcp://%s' % host))
   else:
     try:
       self._zmq.bind('tcp://%s:%d' % (host, port))
     except zmq.ZMQError:
       util.log_info('Failed to bind (%s, %d)' % (host, port))
       raise

  def test_ndimension(self):
    for case in xrange(5):
      dim = np.random.randint(low=2, high=6)
      shape = np.random.randint(low=5, high=11, size=dim)
      util.log_info('Test Case #%s: DIM(%s) shape%s', case + 1, dim, shape)

      na = new_ndarray(shape)
      a = expr.from_numpy(na)

      for axis in xrange(dim):
        Assert.all_eq(expr.sort(a, axis).glom(),
                      np.sort(na, axis))
        Assert.all_eq(expr.argsort(a, axis).glom(),
                      np.argsort(na, axis))

def benchmark_jacobi(ctx, timer):
  global base, ITERATION
  util.log_warn('util.log_warn: %s', ctx.num_workers)

  A, b = jacobi.jacobi_init(base * ctx.num_workers)
  A, b = A.evaluate(), b.evaluate()

  start = time.time()

  result = jacobi.jacobi_method(A, b, ITERATION).glom()

  cost = time.time() - start

  util.log_info('\nresult =\n%s', result)
  util.log_warn('time cost: %s s', cost)
  util.log_warn('cost per iteration: %s s\n', cost / ITERATION)

  def shutdown(self):
    '''Shutdown all workers and halt.'''
    if self._ctx.active is False:
      return

    self._ctx.active = False

    futures = rpc.FutureGroup()
    for id, w in self._workers.iteritems():
      util.log_info('Shutting down worker %d', id)
      futures.append(w.shutdown())

    # Wait a second to let our shutdown request go out.
    time.sleep(1)

    self._server.shutdown()