import numpy as np
from ..common import get_logger
from ..core import GraphWrapper
import paddle
import copy

__all__ = ["UnstructuredPruner", "GMPUnstructuredPruner"]


class UnstructuredPruner():
    """
    The unstructure pruner.

    Args:
      - program(paddle.static.Program): The model to be pruned.
      - mode(str): the mode to prune the model, must be selected from 'ratio' and 'threshold'.
      - ratio(float): the ratio to prune the model. Only set it when mode=='ratio'. Default: 0.55.
      - threshold(float): the threshold to prune the model. Only set it when mode=='threshold'. Default: 1e-2.
      - scope(paddle.static.Scope): The scope storing values of all variables. None means paddle.static.global_scope. Default: None.
      - place(CPUPlace | CUDAPlace): The device place used to execute model. None means CPUPlace. Default: None.
      - prune_params_type(str): The argument to control which type of ops will be pruned. Currently we only support None (all but norms) or conv1x1_only as input. It acts as a straightforward call to conv1x1 pruning.  Default: None
      - skip_params_func(function): The function used to select the parameters which should be skipped when performing pruning. Default: normalization-related params. Default: None
      - local_sparsity(bool): Whether to enable local sparsity. Local sparsity means all the weight matrices have the same sparsity. And the global sparsity only ensures the whole model's sparsity is equal to the passed-in 'ratio'. Default: False
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 program,
                 mode,
                 ratio=0.55,
                 threshold=1e-2,
                 scope=None,
                 place=None,
                 prune_params_type=None,
                 skip_params_func=None,
                 local_sparsity=False):
        self.mode = mode
        self.ratio = ratio
        self.threshold = threshold
        self.local_sparsity = local_sparsity
        self.thresholds = {}
        assert self.mode in [
            'ratio', 'threshold'
        ], "mode must be selected from 'ratio' and 'threshold'"
        assert prune_params_type is None or prune_params_type == 'conv1x1_only', "prune_params_type only supports None or conv1x1_only for now."
        if self.local_sparsity:
            assert self.mode == 'ratio', "We don't support local_sparsity==True and mode=='threshold' at the same time, please change the inputs accordingly."
        self.scope = paddle.static.global_scope() if scope == None else scope
        self.place = paddle.static.cpu_places()[0] if place is None else place

        # Prority: passed-in skip_params_func > prune_params_type (conv1x1_only) > built-in _get_skip_params
        if skip_params_func is not None:
            skip_params_func = skip_params_func
        elif prune_params_type == 'conv1x1_only':
            skip_params_func = self._get_skip_params_conv1x1
        elif skip_params_func is None:
            skip_params_func = self._get_skip_params

        self.skip_params = skip_params_func(program)
        self.masks = self._apply_masks(program, self.mask_parameters)

    def mask_parameters(self, parameters, masks, program):
        """
        Update masks and parameters. It is executed before each iteration.
        User can overwrite this function in subclass to implememt different pruning stragies.
        Args:
          - parameters(list<Tensor>): The parameters to be pruned.
          - masks(list<Tensor>): The masks used to keep zero values in parameters.
          - program(paddle.static.Program): The model to add mask op to.
        """
        block = program.global_block()
        for param, mask in zip(parameters, masks):
            block._prepend_op(
                type='elementwise_mul',
                inputs={'X': param,
                        'Y': mask},
                outputs={'Out': param},
                attrs={'axis': -1,
                       'use_mkldnn': False})

    def _apply_masks(self, program, mask_func):
        params = []
        masks = []
        self.no_grad_set = set()

        for param in program.all_parameters():
            mask = program.global_block().create_var(
                name=param.name + "_mask",
                shape=param.shape,
                dtype=param.dtype,
                type=param.type,
                persistable=param.persistable,
                stop_gradient=True)

            self.scope.var(param.name + "_mask").get_tensor().set(
                np.ones(mask.shape).astype("float32"), self.place)
            params.append(param)
            masks.append(mask)
            self.no_grad_set.add(param.name + "_mask")

        with paddle.static.program_guard(main_program=program):
            ops = program.global_block().ops
            ori_len = len(ops)
            mask_func(params, masks, program)
            program.global_block().ops = ops

        d_masks = {}
        for _param, _mask in zip(params, masks):
            d_masks[_param.name] = _mask.name
        return d_masks

    def summarize_weights(self, program, ratio=0.1):
        """
        The function is used to get the weights corresponding to a given ratio
        when you are uncertain about the threshold in __init__() function above.
        For example, when given 0.1 as ratio, the function will print the weight value,
        the abs(weights) lower than which count for 10% of the total numbers.

        Args:
          - program(paddle.static.Program): The model which have all the parameters.
          - ratio(float): The ratio illustrated above.
        Return:
          - threshold(float): a threshold corresponding to the input ratio.
        """
        data = []
        for param in program.all_parameters():
            data.append(
                np.array(paddle.static.global_scope().find_var(param.name)
                         .get_tensor()).flatten())
        data = np.concatenate(data, axis=0)
        threshold = np.sort(np.abs(data))[max(0, int(ratio * len(data) - 1))]
        return threshold

    def sparse_by_layer(self, program):
        """
        The function is used to get the density at each layer, usually called for debuggings.
        
        Args:
          - program(paddle.static.Program): The current model.
        Returns:
          - layer_sparse(Dict<string, float>): sparsity for each parameter.
        """
        layer_sparse = {}
        total = 0
        values = 0
        for param in program.all_parameters():
            value = np.count_nonzero(
                np.array(paddle.static.global_scope().find_var(param.name)
                         .get_tensor()))
            layer_sparse[param.name] = 1 - float(value) / np.product(
                param.shape)
        return layer_sparse

    def update_threshold(self):
        '''
        Update the threshold after each optimization step in RATIO mode.
        User should overwrite this method to define their own weight importance (Default is based on their absolute values).
        '''
        params_flatten = []
        for param in self.masks:
            if not self._should_prune_param(param):
                continue
            t_param = self.scope.find_var(param).get_tensor()
            v_param = np.array(t_param)
            if self.local_sparsity:
                cur_threshold = self._partition_sort(v_param.flatten())
                self.thresholds[param] = cur_threshold
            else:
                params_flatten.append(v_param.flatten())
        if not self.local_sparsity:
            params_flatten = np.concatenate(params_flatten, axis=0)
            self.threshold = self._partition_sort(params_flatten)

    def _partition_sort(self, params):
        total_len = len(params)
        params_zeros = params[params == 0]
        params_nonzeros = params[params != 0]
        if len(params_nonzeros) == 0: return 0
        new_ratio = max((self.ratio * total_len - len(params_zeros)),
                        0) / len(params_nonzeros)
        return np.sort(np.abs(params_nonzeros))[max(
            0, int(new_ratio * len(params_nonzeros)) - 1)]

    def _update_masks(self):
        for param in self.masks:
            if not self._should_prune_param(param):
                continue
            mask_name = self.masks[param]
            t_param = self.scope.find_var(param).get_tensor()
            t_mask = self.scope.find_var(mask_name).get_tensor()
            v_param = np.array(t_param)
            if self.local_sparsity:
                v_param[np.abs(v_param) < self.thresholds[param]] = 0
            else:
                v_param[np.abs(v_param) < self.threshold] = 0
            v_mask = (v_param != 0).astype(v_param.dtype)
            t_mask.set(v_mask, self.place)

    def step(self):
        """
        Update the threshold and masks.
        """
        if self.mode == 'threshold':
            pass
        elif self.mode == 'ratio':
            self.update_threshold()
        self._update_masks()

    def update_params(self):
        """
        Update the parameters given self.masks, usually called before saving or evaluating models.
        """
        for param in self.masks:
            mask = self.masks[param]
            t_param = self.scope.find_var(param).get_tensor()
            t_mask = self.scope.find_var(mask).get_tensor()
            v_param = np.array(t_param) * np.array(t_mask)
            t_param.set(v_param, self.place)

    @staticmethod
    def total_sparse(program):
        """
        The function is used to get the whole model's sparsity.
        It is static because during testing, we can calculate sparsity without initializing a pruner instance.

        Args:
          - program(paddle.static.Program): The current model.
        Returns:
          - sparsity(float): the model's sparsity.
        """
        total = 0
        values = 0
        for param in program.all_parameters():
            total += np.product(param.shape)
            values += np.count_nonzero(
                np.array(paddle.static.global_scope().find_var(param.name)
                         .get_tensor()))
        sparsity = 1 - float(values) / total
        return sparsity

    def _get_skip_params(self, program):
        """
        The function is used to get a set of all the skipped parameters when performing pruning.
        By default, the normalization-related ones will not be pruned.
        Developers could replace it by passing their own function when initializing the UnstructuredPruner instance.

        Args:
          - program(paddle.static.Program): the current model.
        Returns:
          - skip_params(Set<String>): a set of parameters' names.
        """
        skip_params = set()
        graph = GraphWrapper(program)
        for op in graph.ops():
            if 'norm' in op.type() and 'grad' not in op.type():
                for input in op.all_inputs():
                    skip_params.add(input.name())
        print(skip_params)
        return skip_params

    def _get_skip_params_conv1x1(self, program):
        skip_params = set()
        graph = GraphWrapper(program)
        for op in graph.ops():
            if 'norm' in op.type() and 'grad' not in op.type():
                for input in op.all_inputs():
                    skip_params.add(input.name())
        for param in program.all_parameters():
            if not (len(param.shape) == 4 and param.shape[2] == 1 and
                    param.shape[3] == 1):
                skip_params.add(param.name)
        return skip_params

    @staticmethod
    def total_sparse_conv1x1(program):
        """
        The function is used to get the model's spasity for all the 1x1 convolutional weights.
        It is static because during testing, we can calculate sparsity without initializing a pruner instance.

        Args:
          - program(paddle.static.Program): The current model.
        Returns:
          - sparsity(float): the model's sparsity.
        """
        total = 0
        values = 0
        for param in program.all_parameters():
            if not (len(param.shape) == 4 and param.shape[2] == 1 and
                    param.shape[3] == 1):
                continue
            total += np.product(param.shape)
            values += np.count_nonzero(
                np.array(paddle.static.global_scope().find_var(param.name)
                         .get_tensor()))
        sparsity = 1 - float(values) / total
        return sparsity

    def _should_prune_param(self, param):
        should_prune = param not in self.skip_params
        return should_prune


class GMPUnstructuredPruner(UnstructuredPruner):
    """
    The unstructure pruner using GMP training strategy (Gradual Magnitute Pruning). In this subclass of UnstructuredPruner, most methods are inheritated apart from the step(), since we add some ratio increment logics here.
    Conceptually, the algorithm divide the training into three phases: stable, pruning and tuning. And the ratio is increasing from initial_ratio gradually and nonlinearly w.r.t. the training epochs/iterations.

    Args:
      - program(paddle.static.Program): The model to be pruned.
      - ratio(float): the ratio to prune the model. Only set it when mode=='ratio'. Default: 0.55.
      - scope(paddle.static.Scope): The scope storing values of all variables. None means paddle.static.global_scope. Default: None.
      - place(CPUPlace | CUDAPlace): The device place used to execute model. None means CPUPlace. Default: None.
      - prune_params_type(str): The argument to control which type of ops will be pruned. Currently we only support None (all but norms) or conv1x1_only as input. It acts as a straightforward call to conv1x1 pruning.  Default: None
      - skip_params_func(function): The function used to select the parameters which should be skipped when performing pruning. Default: normalization-related params. Default: None
      - local_sparsity(bool): Whether to enable local sparsity. Local sparsity means all the weight matrices have the same sparsity. And the global sparsity only ensures the whole model's sparsity is equal to the passed-in 'ratio'. Default: False
      - configs(Dict): The dictionary contains all the configs for GMP pruner. Default: None. The detailed description is as below:
        
        .. code-block:: python
               
               {'stable_iterations': int} # the duration of stable phase in terms of global iterations
               {'pruning_iterations': int} # the duration of pruning phase in terms of global iterations
               {'tunning_iterations': int} # the duration of tunning phase in terms of global iterations
               {'resume_iteration': int} # the start timestamp you want to train from, in terms if global iteration
               {'pruning_steps': int} # the total times you want to increase the ratio
               {'initial_ratio': float} # the initial ratio value
        
        ..
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 program,
                 ratio=0.55,
                 scope=None,
                 place=None,
                 prune_params_type=None,
                 skip_params_func=None,
                 local_sparsity=False,
                 configs=None):
        assert configs is not None, "Please pass in a valid config dictionary."

        super(GMPUnstructuredPruner, self).__init__(
            program, 'ratio', ratio, 0.0, scope, place, prune_params_type,
            skip_params_func, local_sparsity)
        self.stable_iterations = configs.get('stable_iterations')
        self.pruning_iterations = configs.get('pruning_iterations')
        self.tunning_iterations = configs.get('tunning_iterations')
        self.pruning_steps = configs.get('pruning_steps')
        self.initial_ratio = configs.get('initial_ratio')
        self.ratio = 0
        self.target_ratio = ratio
        self.cur_iteration = configs.get('resume_iteration')

        assert self.pruning_iterations / self.pruning_steps > 10, "To guarantee the performance of GMP pruner, pruning iterations must be larger than pruning steps by a margin."
        self._prepare_training_hyper_parameters()

    def _prepare_training_hyper_parameters(self):
        self.ratios_stack = []
        self.ratio_increment_period = int(self.pruning_iterations /
                                          self.pruning_steps)
        for i in range(self.pruning_steps):
            ratio_tmp = ((i / self.pruning_steps) - 1.0)**3 + 1
            ratio_tmp = ratio_tmp * (self.target_ratio - self.initial_ratio
                                     ) + self.initial_ratio
            self.ratios_stack.append(ratio_tmp)

        stable_steps = int(
            float(self.stable_iterations) / self.pruning_iterations *
            self.pruning_steps)
        tunning_steps = int(
            float(self.tunning_iterations) / self.pruning_iterations *
            self.pruning_steps)
        stable_ratios_stack = [0.0] * stable_steps
        tunning_ratios_stack = [self.target_ratio] * tunning_steps

        self.ratios_stack = stable_ratios_stack + self.ratios_stack + tunning_ratios_stack
        self.ratios_stack.reverse()

        # pop out used ratios to resume training
        for i in range(self.cur_iteration):
            if len(self.
                   ratios_stack) > 0 and i % self.ratio_increment_period == 0:
                self.ratio = self.ratios_stack.pop()

    def step(self):
        """
        Update the threshold and masks.
        """
        ori_ratio = self.ratio
        if self.cur_iteration % self.ratio_increment_period == 0:
            if len(self.ratios_stack) > 0:
                self.ratio = self.ratios_stack.pop()
            else:
                self.ratio = self.target_ratio

        # Update the threshold and masks only when a new ratio has been set.
        # This condition check would save training time dramatically since we only update the threshold by the triger of self.ratio_increment_period.
        if ori_ratio != self.ratio:
            self.update_threshold()
            self._update_masks()
        self.cur_iteration += 1