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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. */ #pragma once #include #include #include "paddle/fluid/framework/lod_tensor.h" #include "paddle/fluid/framework/operator.h" namespace paddle { namespace operators { /* * This is an implementation of beam search. * * To explain the details, lets take machine translation task for example, in * this task, one source sentence is translated to multiple target sentences, * during this period, one sentence will be translated to multiple translation * prefixes(target sentence that have not ended), in each time step a prefix * will have some candidates, input the candidate ids and their corresponding * scores (probabilities), it will sort and select the top beam_size candidates * for each source sentence, and store the selected candidates's score and their * corresponding ids to LoDTensors. * * A detailed example: * * Input * * ids: * LoD (should have 2 levels) * first level: [0, 1, 4] * second level: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] * * tensor's data * [ * [4, 2, 5] * [2, 1, 3] * [3, 5, 2] * [8, 2, 1] * ] * * scores: * LoD same as `ids` * tensor's data * [ * [0.5, 0.3, 0.2] * [0.6, 0.3, 0.1] * [0.9, 0.5, 0.1] * [0.7, 0.5, 0.1] * ] * * the inputs means that there are 2 source sentences to translate, and the * first source has 1 prefix, the second source has 2 prefix. * * lets assume beam size is 2, and the beam search's output should be * LoD * first level: * [0, 1, 2] * second level: * [0, 2, 4] * * id tensor's data * [[ * 4, * 1, * 3, * 8, * ]] * * score tensor's data * [[ * 0.5, * 0.3, * 0.9, * 0.7 * ]] * * TODO all the prune operations should be in the beam search, so it is better * to split the beam search algorithm into a sequence of smaller operators, and * the prune operators can be inserted in this sequence. */ class BeamSearch { public: // TODO(superjom) make type customizable using id_t = size_t; using score_t = float; /* * Input the arguments that needed by this class. */ BeamSearch(const framework::LoDTensor& ids, const framework::LoDTensor& scores, size_t level, size_t beam_size, int end_id) : beam_size_(beam_size), ids_(&ids), scores_(&scores), lod_level_(level), end_id_(end_id) {} /* * The main function of beam search. * * @selected_ids: a [None, 1]-shaped tensor with LoD. * In a machine translation model, it might be the candidate term id sets, * each set stored as a varience-length sequence. * The format might be described with a two-level LoD * - [[0 1] * - [0 1 2]] * - [[] * - [0 1]] * the first level of LoD tells that there are two source sentences. The * second level describes the details of the candidate id set's offsets in * the * source sentences. * * @selected_scores: a LoD tensor with the same shape and LoD with * selected_ids. * It stores the corresponding scores of candidate ids in selected_ids. * * Return false if all the input tensor is empty, in machine translation task * that means no candidates is provided, and the task will stop running. */ void operator()(const framework::LoDTensor& pre_ids, const framework::LoDTensor& pre_scores, framework::LoDTensor* selected_ids, framework::LoDTensor* selected_scores); /* * The basic items help to sort. */ struct Item { Item() {} Item(size_t offset, size_t id, float score) : offset(offset), id(id), score(score) {} // offset in the higher lod level. size_t offset; // // prefix id in the lower lod level. // size_t prefix; // the candidate id id_t id; // the corresponding score score_t score; }; protected: /* * Prune the source sentences all branchs finished, and it is optional. * Pruning must one step later than finishing (thus pre_ids is needed here), * since the end tokens must be writed out. */ void PruneEndBeams(const framework::LoDTensor& pre_ids, std::vector>* items); /* * Transform the items into a map whose key is offset, value is the items. * NOTE low performance. */ std::vector> ToMap( const std::vector>& inputs, size_t element_num); /* * For each source, select top beam_size records. */ std::vector> SelectTopBeamSizeItems( const framework::LoDTensor& pre_ids, const framework::LoDTensor& pre_scores); /* * Get the items of next source sequence, return false if no remaining items. */ bool NextItemSet(const framework::LoDTensor& pre_ids, const framework::LoDTensor& pre_scores, std::vector* items); private: size_t beam_size_; const framework::LoDTensor* ids_; const framework::LoDTensor* scores_; size_t lod_level_{0}; size_t sent_offset_{0}; int end_id_{0}; }; std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const BeamSearch::Item& item); std::string ItemToString(const BeamSearch::Item& item); template class BeamSearchOpKernel : public framework::OpKernel { public: void Compute(const framework::ExecutionContext& context) const override { auto* ids = context.Input("ids"); auto* scores = context.Input("scores"); auto* pre_ids = context.Input("pre_ids"); auto* pre_scores = context.Input("pre_scores"); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(ids); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(scores); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(pre_ids); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(pre_scores); size_t level = context.Attr("level"); size_t beam_size = context.Attr("beam_size"); int end_id = context.Attr("end_id"); BeamSearch alg(*ids, *scores, level, beam_size, end_id); auto selected_ids = context.Output("selected_ids"); auto selected_scores = context.Output("selected_scores"); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(selected_ids); PADDLE_ENFORCE_NOT_NULL(selected_scores); alg(*pre_ids, *pre_scores, selected_ids, selected_scores); } }; } // namespace operators } // namespace paddle