layer.h

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#pragma once

#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "paddle/fluid/framework/op_desc.h"
#include "paddle/fluid/framework/operator.h"
#include "paddle/fluid/framework/var_desc.h"
#include "paddle/fluid/platform/enforce.h"
#include "pybind11/pybind11.h"

#include "paddle/fluid/imperative/type_defs.h"

namespace paddle {
namespace imperative {

namespace py = ::pybind11;

class PreparedOp {
 public:
  PreparedOp(const framework::OperatorBase& op,
             const framework::RuntimeContext& ctx,
             framework::OperatorWithKernel::OpKernelFunc func,
             platform::DeviceContext* dev_ctx)
      : op(op), ctx(ctx), func(func), dev_ctx(dev_ctx) {}

  static PreparedOp Prepare(const framework::RuntimeContext& ctx,
                            const framework::OperatorWithKernel& op,
                            const platform::Place& place) {
    platform::DeviceContextPool& pool = platform::DeviceContextPool::Instance();
    auto* dev_ctx = pool.Get(place);

    // check if op[type] has kernel registered.
    auto& all_op_kernels = op.AllOpKernels();
    auto kernels_iter = all_op_kernels.find(op.Type());
    if (kernels_iter == all_op_kernels.end()) {
      PADDLE_THROW(
          "There are no kernels which are registered in the %s operator.",
          op.Type());
    }

    framework::OperatorWithKernel::OpKernelMap& kernels = kernels_iter->second;

    auto expected_kernel_key = op.GetExpectedKernelType(
        framework::ExecutionContext(op, framework::Scope(), *dev_ctx, ctx));
    VLOG(3) << "expected_kernel_key:" << expected_kernel_key;

    auto kernel_iter = kernels.find(expected_kernel_key);
#ifdef PADDLE_WITH_MKLDNN
    // workaround for missing MKLDNN kernel when FLAGS_use_mkldnn env var is set
    if (kernel_iter == kernels.end() &&
        expected_kernel_key.library_type_ == framework::LibraryType::kMKLDNN) {
      VLOG(3) << "missing MKLDNN kernel: fallbacking to PLAIN one";
      expected_kernel_key.library_type_ = framework::LibraryType::kPlain;
      expected_kernel_key.data_layout_ = framework::DataLayout::kAnyLayout;
      kernel_iter = kernels.find(expected_kernel_key);
    }
#endif
    if (kernel_iter == kernels.end()) {
      PADDLE_THROW("op %s does not have kernel for %s", op.Type(),
                   KernelTypeToString(expected_kernel_key));
    }
    return PreparedOp(op, ctx, kernel_iter->second, dev_ctx);
  }

  const framework::OperatorBase& op;
  const framework::RuntimeContext& ctx;
  framework::OperatorWithKernel::OpKernelFunc func;
  platform::DeviceContext* dev_ctx;
};

class OpBase;

/* The wrapper for Variable which holds a Variable and a VarBase of its
 * gradient. This object should be managed totally by Python intepreter.
 *
 * Nearly all interface should be implemented in C++.
 */
class VarBase {
 public:
  VarBase() : VarBase(new framework::Variable(), new VarBase(true)) {}

  // Owns `var` and `grad`
  VarBase(framework::Variable* var, VarBase* grad)
      : pre_op_(nullptr),
        pre_op_out_name_(),
        pre_op_out_idx_(-1),
        var_desc_(nullptr),
        var_(var),
        grads_(grad),
        stop_gradient_(false) {}

  explicit VarBase(bool stop_gradient)
      : pre_op_(nullptr),
        pre_op_out_name_(),
        pre_op_out_idx_(-1),
        var_desc_(nullptr),
        var_(new framework::Variable()),
        grads_(stop_gradient ? nullptr : new VarBase(true)),
        stop_gradient_(stop_gradient) {}

  virtual ~VarBase() {
    if (var_) {
      delete var_;
    }

    if (grads_) {
      delete grads_;
    }
  }

  void RunBackward();

  framework::LoDTensor& GradValue();

  inline std::string GradName() const {
    PADDLE_ENFORCE(
        var_desc_,
        "Couldn't get gradient variable's name, please call backward() first");
    return string::Sprintf("%s@IGrad", var_desc_->Name());
  }

  OpBase* pre_op_;
  std::string pre_op_out_name_;
  int pre_op_out_idx_;

  framework::VarDesc* var_desc_;

  framework::Variable* var_;
  VarBase* grads_;

  bool stop_gradient_;
};

/* The wrapper for OpDesc which holds a OpDesc and a OpDesc of its
 * gradient. This object should be managed totally by Python intepreter.
 */
class OpBase {
 public:
  OpBase()
      : op_desc_(nullptr),
        forward_id_(-1),
        grad_op_desc_(nullptr),
        backward_id_(-1) {}

  virtual ~OpBase() {
    if (grad_op_desc_) delete grad_op_desc_;
  }

  std::map<std::string, std::vector<VarBase*>> ApplyGrad();

  // One of `op_desc_` or `forward_id_` is set, not both.
  // For pure python PyLayer, use `forward_id_`, otherwise, use op_desc_.
  framework::OpDesc* op_desc_;
  int forward_id_;
  // When has backward, one of `grad_op_desc_` or `backward_id_` is set,
  // not both.
  framework::OpDesc* grad_op_desc_;
  int backward_id_;

  VarBasePtrMap input_vars_;
  VarBasePtrMap output_vars_;
  OpBasePtrMap pre_ops_;
  std::map<std::string, std::vector<int>> pre_ops_out_idx_;

  framework::VariableValueMap grad_input_vars_;
  framework::VariableValueMap grad_output_vars_;
  framework::BlockDesc* block_;
};

class Layer {
 public:
  virtual ~Layer() {}

  virtual std::vector<VarBase> Forward(const std::vector<VarBase>& inputs) {
    std::vector<VarBase> vars;
    return vars;
  }
};

class PyLayer {
 public:
  virtual ~PyLayer() {}

  static void RegisterFunc(int func_id, const py::object& py_func);

  static int NumFuncs();

  static std::vector<VarBase*> Apply(int func_id,
                                     const std::vector<VarBase*>& inputs);

  static std::vector<framework::Variable*> ApplyGrad(
      int func_id, const std::vector<framework::Variable*>& inputs);

 private:
  static std::vector<framework::Variable*> CallPythonFunc(
      const py::object& callable, const std::vector<framework::Variable*>& ins);
};

}  // namespace imperative
}  // namespace paddle