layer.py

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"""
Before this new package paddle.v2.layer, users would need to use functions
in paddle.trainer_config_helpers.layers to configure networks.

The Old Way:
=========
This old way requires that the creation of a network be defined in a Python
function, say network_config, and that this Python function being passed to
paddle.trainer_config_helpers.parse_network_config for the creation of
protobuf message description of this network.

```python
def network_config():
  img = paddle.trainer_config_helpers.data_layer(name="pixel", size=784)
  inference = paddle.trainer_config_helpers.fc_layer(
    input=img,
    size=10,
    act=paddle.trainer_config_helpers.SoftmaxActivation())
  cost = paddle.trainer_config_helpers.classification_cost(
    input=inference,
    label=paddle.trainer_config_helpers.data_layer(name="label", size=10))

proto_desc = parse_network_config(network_config)
```

When parse_network_config executes network_config, those layer definition
functions like data_layer and fc_layer would change some Python global variables,
so that after the execution, parse_network_config could collect information from
these global variables and generates the protobuf message.



The New Way:
=========
In this PR, we define a function in paddle.v2.layer which creates a Python
class for each layer creation function in paddle.trainer_config_helpers.layers.
Users can use create a network as follows:

```python
img = paddle.v2.layer.data(name="pixel", size=784)
inference = paddle.v2.layer.fc(input=img, size=10, act=paddle.v2.layer.Softmax())
cost = paddle.v2.layer.classification(
  input=inference,
  label=paddle.v2.layer.data(name="label", size=10))

parameters = paddle.v2.parameters.create(cost)
```

This new way doesn't require those invocations to layer definition functions
to be in a Python function but could be anywhere.

Also, the creation of a protobuf message is hidden in the invocation of
paddle.v2.parameters.create, no longer exposed to users.
"""

import paddle.trainer_config_helpers as conf_helps
import paddle.trainer.PyDataProvider2 as dp
from paddle.trainer_config_helpers.config_parser_utils import \
    parse_network_config as __parse__
from paddle.trainer_config_helpers.default_decorators import wrap_name_default
import collections

__all__ = [
    'parse_network', 'data', 'fc', 'max_id', 'classification_cost',
    'cross_entropy_cost'
]


def parse_network(*outputs):
    """
    parse all output layers and then generate a model config proto.
    :param outputs:
    :return:
    """

    def __real_func__():
        context = dict()
        real_output = [each.to_proto(context=context) for each in outputs]
        conf_helps.outputs(real_output)

    return __parse__(__real_func__)


class Layer(object):
    def __init__(self, name, parent_layers):
        assert isinstance(parent_layers, dict)
        assert isinstance(name, basestring)
        self.name = name
        self.__parent_layers__ = parent_layers

    def to_proto(self, context):
        """
        function to set proto attribute
        """
        kwargs = dict()
        for layer_name in self.__parent_layers__:
            if not isinstance(self.__parent_layers__[layer_name],
                              collections.Sequence):
                v1_layer = self.__parent_layers__[layer_name].to_proto(
                    context=context)
            else:
                v1_layer = map(lambda x: x.to_proto(context=context),
                               self.__parent_layers__[layer_name])
            kwargs[layer_name] = v1_layer

        if self.name not in context:
            context[self.name] = self.to_proto_impl(**kwargs)
        return context[self.name]

    def to_proto_impl(self, **kwargs):
        raise NotImplementedError()


def __convert_to_v2__(method_name, name_prefix, parent_names):
    if name_prefix is not None:
        wrapper = wrap_name_default(name_prefix=name_prefix)
    else:
        wrapper = None

    class V2LayerImpl(Layer):
        def __init__(self, name=None, **kwargs):
            parent_layers = dict()
            other_kwargs = dict()
            for pname in parent_names:
                parent_layers[pname] = kwargs[pname]

            for key in kwargs.keys():
                if key not in parent_names:
                    other_kwargs[key] = kwargs[key]

            super(V2LayerImpl, self).__init__(name, parent_layers)
            self.__other_kwargs__ = other_kwargs

        if wrapper is not None:
            __init__ = wrapper(__init__)

        def to_proto_impl(self, **kwargs):
            args = dict()
            for each in kwargs:
                args[each] = kwargs[each]
            for each in self.__other_kwargs__:
                args[each] = self.__other_kwargs__[each]
            return getattr(conf_helps, method_name)(name=self.name, **args)

    return V2LayerImpl


"""
Some layer may need some special config, and can not use __convert_to_v2__ to convert.
So we also need to implement some special LayerV2.
"""


class DataLayerV2(Layer):
    def __init__(self, name, type, **kwargs):
        self.__method_name__ = 'data_layer'

        assert isinstance(type, dp.InputType)

        # get data_size from type.dim
        args = dict()
        for key in kwargs:
            args[key] = kwargs[key]
        args['size'] = type.dim
        self.__args__ = args

        super(DataLayerV2, self).__init__(name=name, parent_layers=dict())

    def to_proto_impl(self, **kwargs):
        args = dict()
        for each in kwargs:
            args[each] = kwargs[each]
        for each in self.__args__:
            args[each] = self.__args__[each]
        return getattr(conf_helps, self.__method_name__)(name=self.name, **args)


data = DataLayerV2
fc = __convert_to_v2__('fc_layer', name_prefix='fc', parent_names=['input'])
max_id = __convert_to_v2__(
    'maxid_layer', name_prefix='maxid_layer', parent_names=['input'])
classification_cost = __convert_to_v2__(
    'classification_cost',
    name_prefix='classification_cost',
    parent_names=['input', 'label'])
cross_entropy_cost = __convert_to_v2__(
    'cross_entropy',
    name_prefix='cross_entropy',
    parent_names=['input', 'label'])

if __name__ == '__main__':
    pixel = data(name='pixel', type=dp.dense_vector(784))
    label = data(name='label', type=dp.integer_value(10))
    hidden = fc(input=pixel, size=100, act=conf_helps.SigmoidActivation())
    inference = fc(input=hidden, size=10, act=conf_helps.SoftmaxActivation())
    maxid = max_id(input=inference)
    cost1 = classification_cost(input=inference, label=label)
    cost2 = cross_entropy_cost(input=inference, label=label)

    print parse_network(cost1)
    print parse_network(cost2)
    print parse_network(cost1, cost2)
    print parse_network(cost2)
    print parse_network(inference, maxid)