Engine#
- class composer.Engine(state, logger, algorithm_passes=None)[source]#
Coordinator for running algorithms and resolving ordering conflicts among them for composition.
- Parameters
state (State) โ The initial
State
of the trainer.state
will be modified in-place.logger (Logger) โ A
Logger
instance to be used for logging algorithm and callback specific metrics.algorithm_passes ([AlgorithmPass | tuple[AlgorithmPass, int] | Sequence[AlgorithmPass | tuple[AlgorithmPass, int]], optional) โ Optional list of passes to change order in which algorithms are applied. These passes are merged with the default passes specified in
Engine
. IfNone
, then no additional passes will be used.
- close()[source]#
Shutdown the engine.
As part of the shutdown procedure,
Callback.close()
andCallback.post_close()
are invoked for each callback. Note thatCallback.post_close()
is invoked only for callbacks that did not raise an exception duringCallback.close()
.This method does not re-raise any exceptions from
Callback.close()
andCallback.post_close()
. Instead, these exceptions are logged as errors.
- register_pass(algorithm_pass, index=- 1)[source]#
Registers an algorithm pass with the Engine.
- Parameters
algorithm_pass (passes.AlgorithmPass) โ A method that maps a list of algorithms to a list of algorithms.
index (int, optional) โ The index to insert into the list of passes. If -1 (default), the pass will be insert to the end of the list.
- run_event(event)[source]#
Runs the sequence of algorithms and callbacks (see
Callback
).Filters algorithms by calling each oneโs
Algorithm.match()
method, internally checks for conflicting algorithms, then runs each algorithmโsAlgorithm.apply()
method to make in-place changes to thestate
.The default order of execution for algorithms is determined by the provided list. However,
Engine
makes changes to this order internally to resolve ordering conflicts.Returns
Traces
of the execution, a dictionary with keys formatted as<algorithm_name>/<event>
(e.g.,Blurpool/INIT
), and values are an instance ofTrace
.Callbacks are always run after algorithms and do not return a trace.
This method can be called with either the
Event
enum member values or a string of the event name.Examples
>>> engine = Engine(state, logger) >>> engine.run_event(Event.BEFORE_LOSS) OrderedDict() >>> # calling with a string of the event name also works >>> engine.run_event('before_loss') OrderedDict()
- run_marker_only_event(event)[source]#
Runs the marker for an event if the profiler is enabled.
This is primarily used to complete the dataloader marker at the end of the dataloader. In this scenario, the dataloader marker has started from Event.BEFORE_DATALOADER, but Event.AFTER_DATALOADER cannot be called as no batch was yielded from the dataloader.