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• Perso[0]: # Copyright (c) OpenMMLab. All rights reserved. [1]: import copy [2]: import warnings [3]: import torch [4]: import torch.nn as nn [5]: from mmcv.cnn import ConvModule [6]: from mmcv.runner import BaseModule [7]: from torch.nn.modules.batchnorm import _BatchNorm [8]: from mmtrack.models.builder import NECKS [9]: @NECKS.register_module() [10]: class ScalePyramid(nn.Module): [11]: """ScalePyramid. [12]: Args: [13]: in_channels (list[int]): Input channels. [14]: out_channels (int): Output channels. [15]: num_scales (int): Number of scales. [16]: norm_cfg (dict): Config dict for normalization layer. [17]: act_cfg (dict): Config dict for activation layer. [18]: upsample_cfg (dict): Config dict for interpolate layer. [19]: Defaults to `dict(mode='nearest')`. [20]: """ [21]: def __init__(self, [22]: in_channels, [23]: out_channels, [24]: num_scales=6, [25]: norm_cfg=dict(type='BN'), [26]: act_cfg=dict(type='ReLU'), [27]: upsample_cfg=dict(mode='nearest')): [28]: super(ScalePyramid, self).__init__() [29]: assert len(in_channels) == num_scales [30]: self.in_channels = in_channels [31]: self.out_channels = out_channels [32]: self.num_scales = num_scales [33]: self.norm_cfg = norm_cfg [34]: self.act_cfg = act_cfg [35]: self.upsample_cfg = upsample_cfg [36]: # create modules [37]: self.convs = nn.ModuleList() [38]: self.fpn_convs = nn.ModuleList() [39]: # build layers [40]: for i in range(num_scales): [41]: if i == len(in_channels) - 1: [42]: conv_inplanes = in_channels[i] [43]: conv_padding = False [44]: else: [45]: conv_inplanes = sum(in_channels[i:]) [46]: conv_padding = True [47]: conv_block = ConvModule( [48]: conv_inplanes, [49]: out_channels, [50]: kernel_size=1, [51]: padding=conv_padding, [52]: norm_cfg=norm_cfg, [53]: act_cfg=act_cfg) [54]: fpn_conv_block = ConvModule( [55]: out_channels, [56]: out_channels, [57]: kernel_size=1, norm_cfg=norm_cfg, act_cfg=None) self.convs.append(conv_block) self.fpn_convs.append(fpn_conv_block) # init weights self.init_weights() ***** Tag Data ***** ID: 1 description: The ScalePyramid class constructor initializes complex multi-scale convolutional layers with normalization and activation configurations. It dynamically creates convolutional modules based on input parameters which involve conditional logic. start line: 21 end line: 55 dependencies: - type: Class name: ScalePyramid start line: 10 end line: 20 context description: This snippet sets up an advanced multi-scale convolutional neural network module called ScalePyramid which involves dynamically creating convolutional layers based on input parameters like number of scales and input channels. algorithmic depth: 4 algorithmic depth external: N obscurity: 4 advanced coding concepts: 4 interesting for students: 5 self contained: N ************ ## Challenging aspects ### Challenging aspects in above code 1. **Dynamic Creation Based on Input Parameters**: The construction logic dynamically creates convolutional layers based on `in_channels` length matching `num_scales`. Students must carefully handle cases where inputs might not meet these constraints. 2. **Conditional Layer Configuration**: The conditional configuration (`conv_padding`) based on whether it's the last scale adds complexity. Students need to understand why padding is conditionally applied. 3. **Hierarchical Module List**: Managing multiple `nn.ModuleList` instances (`convs` and `fpn_convs`) requires understanding how these interact within PyTorch's computational graph. 4. **Parameter Passing**: Passing configuration dictionaries (`norm_cfg`, `act_cfg`, `upsample_cfg`) correctly through various layers necessitates careful handling of nested dictionary structures. 5. **Initialization Logic**: Ensuring correct weight initialization (`self.init_weights()`) adds another layer where students must implement initialization methods that align with network architecture needs. ### Extension 1. **Custom Upsampling Techniques**: Extend beyond nearest-neighbor upsampling by implementing custom interpolation methods that could be dynamically selected based on configuration. 2. **Multi-Scale Feature Aggregation**: Introduce additional aggregation techniques between scales beyond simple summation (`conv_inplanes`), such as concatenation followed by convolution or attention mechanisms. 3. **Handling Dynamic Changes**: Adaptation logic where input channel counts may change during runtime (e.g., through some adaptive mechanism). 4. **Advanced Normalization Techniques**: Implementing alternative normalization strategies like Group Normalization or Layer Normalization conditionally based on configuration parameters. ## Exercise ### Exercise Description: Extend the functionality provided by [SNIPPET] by implementing advanced features as described below: 1. **Custom Upsampling**: Implement custom upsampling techniques (e.g., bilinear interpolation) that can be dynamically selected via `upsample_cfg`. 2. **Multi-Scale Feature Aggregation**: Instead of simply summing channels when creating `conv_inplanes`, implement an alternative method where feature maps from different scales are concatenated followed by a convolution layer. 3. **Dynamic Channel Adaptation**: Allow dynamic changes in `in_channels` during runtime such that new scales can be added or removed without reconstructing the entire network. 4. **Advanced Normalization Options**: Add support for additional normalization methods such as GroupNorm or LayerNorm that can be conditionally selected via `norm_cfg`. ### Requirements: - Implement custom upsampling methods. - Modify convolution creation logic to use feature map concatenation followed by convolution when aggregating scales. - Allow dynamic adaptation where new scales can be added/removed during runtime. - Implement conditional normalization options beyond BatchNorm. ### Provided Snippet: Refer to [SNIPPET] as provided above. ## Solution python import torch.nn as nn class ConvModule(nn.Module): def __init__(self, inplanes, planes, kernel_size=1, padding=False, norm_cfg=None, act_cfg=None): super(ConvModule, self).__init__() layers = [ nn.Conv2d(inplanes, planes, kernel_size=kernel_size, padding=int(padding)) ] if norm_cfg: norm_type = norm_cfg.get('type', 'BN') if norm_type == 'BN': layers.append(nn.BatchNorm2d(planes)) elif norm_type == 'GN': layers.append(nn.GroupNorm(norm_cfg.get('num_groups',32), planes)) elif norm_type == 'LN': layers.append(nn.LayerNorm([planes])) if act_cfg: act_type = act_cfg.get('type', 'ReLU') if act_type == 'ReLU': layers.append(nn.ReLU(inplace=True)) self.conv_module = nn.Sequential(*layers) def forward(self, x): return self.conv_module(x) class ScalePyramid(nn.Module): def __init__(self, in_channels, out_channels, num_scales=6, norm_cfg=dict(type='BN'), act_cfg=dict(type='ReLU'), upsample_cfg=dict(mode='nearest')): super(ScalePyramid, self).__init__() assert len(in_channels) == num_scales self.in_channels = in_channels.copy() # Store original channels configuration self.out_channels = out_channels self.num_scales = num_scales self.norm_cfg = norm_cfg self.act_cfg = act_cfg self.convs = nn.ModuleList() self.fpn_convs = nn.ModuleList() # Build initial layers for i in range(num_scales): if i == len(in_channels) -1: conv_inplanes = in_channels[i] conv_padding = False else: conv_inplanes = sum(in_channels[i:]) conv_padding = True conv_block = ConvModule( conv_inplanes, out_channels, kernel_size=1, padding=conv_padding, norm_cfg=norm_cfg, act_cfg=act_cfg) fpn_conv_block = ConvModule( out_channels, out_channels, kernel_size=1, padding=False, norm_cfg=norm_cfg, act_cfg=None) self.convs.append(conv_block) self.fpn_convs.append(fpn_conv_block) # Custom upsampling module if upsample_cfg['mode'] == 'bilinear': self.custom_upsample_layer = lambda x: nn.functional.interpolate(x,scale_factor=2,bilinear=True) else: self.custom_upsample_layer = lambda x: nn.functional.interpolate(x,scale_factor=2) def forward(self,x): # Placeholder forward method pass def add_scale(self,in_channel): # Dynamically add scale new_index=len(self.in_channels) # Update channels list self.in_channels.append(in_channel) # Create new convolution blocks conv_block=self.create_conv_block(new_index) # Append newly created blocks self.convs.append(conv_block) fpn_conv_block=self.create_fpn_conv_block() # Append newly created blocks self.fpn_convs.append(fpn_conv_block) def create_conv_block(self,index): if index==len(self.in_channels)-1: conv_inplanes=self.in_channels[index] conv_padding=False else: conv_inplanes=sum(self.in_channels[index:]) conv_padding=True return ConvModule( conv_inplanes,self.out_channels,kernel_size=1,padding=conv_padding,norm_cfg=self.norm_cfg ,act_cfg=self.act_init_act) def create_fpn_conv_block(self): return ConvModule( self.out_channels,self.out_channels,kernel_size=1,padding=False,normCfg=self.normCfg ,actCfg=None) # Testing dynamic addition/removal scale_pyramid_instance=ScalePyramid([64]*6 ,256) scale_pyramid_instance.add_scale(128) # Adding new scale print(len(scale_pyramid_instance.convs)) # Should print updated number after adding ## Follow-up exercise ### Exercise Description: Enhance your solution further by incorporating: 1. **Feature Map Attention Mechanism**: Implement an attention mechanism between scales before aggregation. 2. **Runtime Switchable Normalization**: Allow switching between different normalization techniques during runtime without reconstructing modules. ### Requirements: - Implement an attention mechanism that weighs feature maps before aggregation at each scale. - Add functionality allowing switching between different normalization methods during runtime dynamically. ## Solution python class AttentionLayer(nn.Module): def __init__(self,in_dim,out_dim): super(AttentionLayer,self).__init__() self.query_conv=nn.Conv2d(in_dim,out_dim,kernel_size=1) self.key_conv=nn.Conv2d(in_dim,out_dim,kernel_size=1) self.value_conv=nn.Conv2d(in_dim,out_dim,kernel_size=1) self.gamma=torch.nn.Parameter(torch.zeros(1)) def forward(x): batchsize,C,H,W=x.size() query=self.query_conv(x).view(batchsize,-1,H*W).permute(0,2,1) # B X HW X C' key=self.key_conv(x).view(batchsize,-1,H*W) # B X C' X HW attention=torch.bmm(query,key) # B X HW X HW attention=torch.softmax(attention,dim=-1) # normalize across HW