im2col.h

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#pragma once

#include <vector>

#include "paddle/phi/common/layout.h"
#include "paddle/phi/core/dense_tensor.h"
#include "paddle/phi/core/enforce.h"
#include "paddle/phi/core/errors.h"

namespace phi {
namespace funcs {

using DataLayout = phi::DataLayout;

/* The storage format of the coldata in the Im2ColFunctor and Col2ImFunctor. */
enum class ColFormat { kCFO = 0, kOCF = 1 };

/*
 * \brief Converts the image data of three dimensions(CHW) into a colData of
 *        five dimensions in the Im2ColFunctor calculation,
 *        And in the Col2ImFunctor calculation, it is reversed.
 *
 * \param imData   Image data.
 * \param imShape  The shape of imData,
 *                 [input_channels, input_height, input_width].
 * \param colData  Column data.
 * \param colShape The shape of colData.
 *
 * \param dilations    dilation data.
 * \param 2-dimension  [dilation_height, dilation_width].
 *
 * \param strides      stride data.
 * \param 2-dimension  [stride_height, stride_width].
 *
 * \param paddings     padding data.
 * \param 4-dimension  [up_pad, left_pad, down_pad, right_pad].
 *
 * If the template argument Format is kCFO, the shape of colData is:
 * [input_channels, filter_height, filter_width, output_height, output_width]
 * So, it is easy to reshape into a convolution matrix for convolution
 * calculation based on matrix multiplication.
 * The shape of convolution matrix is [height, width], where the height is equal
 * input_channels * filter_height * filter_width, and the width is equal
 * output_height * output_width.
 *
 * Reshape:
 *     shape of colData           shape of convolution matrix
 *     [input_channels,
 *      filter_height,
 *      filter_width,      ======>      [height, width]
 *      output_height,
 *      output_width]
 *
 * If the template argument Format is kOCF, the shape of colData is:
 * [output_height, output_width, input_channels, filter_height, filter_width]
 * So, it is easy to reshape into a sequence matrix for rnn calculation.
 * The shape of sequence matrix is [seq_length, step_size], where the seq_length
 * is equal output_height * output_width, and the step_size is equal
 * input_channels * filter_height * filter_width.
 *
 * Reshape:
 *     shape of colData             shape of sequence matrix
 *     [output_height,
 *      output_width,
 *      input_channels,    ======>    [seqLength, stepSize]
 *      filter_height,
 *      filter_width]
 *
 * \note The caller needs to ensure that imShape.inputChannels is equal to
 *       colShape.inputChannels.
 */
template <ColFormat Format, typename DeviceContext, typename T>
class Im2ColFunctor {
 public:
  void operator()(const DeviceContext& context,
                  const phi::DenseTensor& im,
                  const std::vector<int>& dilation,
                  const std::vector<int>& stride,
                  const std::vector<int>& padding,
                  phi::DenseTensor* col,
                  const DataLayout data_layout = DataLayout::kNCHW);
};

template <ColFormat Format, typename DeviceContext, typename T>
class Col2ImFunctor {
 public:
  void operator()(const DeviceContext& context,
                  const phi::DenseTensor& col,
                  const std::vector<int>& dilation,
                  const std::vector<int>& stride,
                  const std::vector<int>& padding,
                  phi::DenseTensor* im,
                  const DataLayout data_layout = DataLayout::kNCHW);
};

}  // namespace funcs
}  // namespace phi