With modified architecture and initialization this ResNet50 version gives ~0.5% better accuracy than original.
The following sections provide greater details of the dataset, running training and inference, and the training results.
Scripts and sample code
To run a non standard configuration use:
# For single GPU evaluation
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0 train.py
# For 8 GPUs evaluation
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py
Command-line options:
To find the full list of available options and their descriptions, use the -h or --help command-line option, for example:
python [train.py|export_model.py|inference.py] -h
PaddlePaddle RN50v1.5 training script
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Global:
--output-dir OUTPUT_DIR
A path to store trained models. (default: ./output/)
--run-scope {train_eval,train_only,eval_only}
Running scope. It should be one of {train_eval, train_only, eval_only}. (default: train_eval)
--epochs EPOCHS The number of epochs for training. (default: 90)
--save-interval SAVE_INTERVAL
The iteration interval to save checkpoints. (default: 1)
--eval-interval EVAL_INTERVAL
The iteration interval to test trained models on a given validation dataset. Ignored when --run-scope is
train_only. (default: 1)
--print-interval PRINT_INTERVAL
The iteration interval to show training/evaluation message. (default: 10)
--report-file REPORT_FILE
A file in which to store JSON experiment report. (default: ./report.json)
--data-layout {NCHW,NHWC}
Data format. It should be one of {NCHW, NHWC}. (default: NCHW)
--benchmark To enable benchmark mode. (default: False)
--benchmark-steps BENCHMARK_STEPS
Steps for benchmark run, only be applied when --benchmark is set. (default: 100)
--benchmark-warmup-steps BENCHMARK_WARMUP_STEPS
Warmup steps for benchmark run, only be applied when --benchmark is set. (default: 100)
--model-prefix MODEL_PREFIX
The prefix name of model files to save/load. (default: resnet_50_paddle)
--from-pretrained-params FROM_PRETRAINED_PARAMS
A folder path which contains pretrained parameters, that is a file in name --model-prefix + .pdparams. It should
not be set with --from-checkpoint at the same time. (default: None)
--from-checkpoint FROM_CHECKPOINT
A checkpoint path to resume training. It should not be set with --from-pretrained-params at the same time. The
path provided could be a folder contains < epoch_id/ckpt_files > or < ckpt_files >. (default: None)
--last-epoch-of-checkpoint LAST_EPOCH_OF_CHECKPOINT
The epoch id of the checkpoint given by --from-checkpoint. It should be None, auto or integer >= 0. If it is set
as None, then training will start from 0-th epoch. If it is set as auto, then it will search largest integer-
convertable folder --from-checkpoint, which contains required checkpoint. Default is None. (default: None)
--show-config SHOW_CONFIG
To show arguments. (default: True)
--enable-cpu-affinity ENABLE_CPU_AFFINITY
To enable in-built GPU-CPU affinity. (default: True)
Dataset:
--image-root IMAGE_ROOT
A root folder of train/val images. It should contain train and val folders, which store corresponding images.
(default: /imagenet)
--image-shape IMAGE_SHAPE
The image shape. Its shape should be [channel, height, width]. (default: [4, 224, 224])
--batch-size BATCH_SIZE
The batch size for both training and evaluation. (default: 256)
--dali-random-seed DALI_RANDOM_SEED
The random seed for DALI data loader. (default: 42)
--dali-num-threads DALI_NUM_THREADS
The number of threads applied to DALI data loader. (default: 4)
--dali-output-fp16 Output FP16 data from DALI data loader. (default: False)
Data Augmentation:
--crop-size CROP_SIZE
The size to crop input images. (default: 224)
--rand-crop-scale RAND_CROP_SCALE
Range from which to choose a random area fraction. (default: [0.08, 1.0])
--rand-crop-ratio RAND_CROP_RATIO
Range from which to choose a random aspect ratio (width/height). (default: [0.75, 1.3333333333333333])
--normalize-scale NORMALIZE_SCALE
A scalar to normalize images. (default: 0.00392156862745098)
--normalize-mean NORMALIZE_MEAN
The mean values to normalize RGB images. (default: [0.485, 0.456, 0.406])
--normalize-std NORMALIZE_STD
The std values to normalize RGB images. (default: [0.229, 0.224, 0.225])
--resize-short RESIZE_SHORT
The length of the shorter dimension of the resized image. (default: 256)
Model:
--model-arch-name MODEL_ARCH_NAME
The model architecture name. It should be one of {ResNet50}. (default: ResNet50)
--num-of-class NUM_OF_CLASS
The number classes of images. (default: 1000)
--bn-weight-decay Apply weight decay to BatchNorm shift and scale. (default: False)
Training:
--label-smoothing LABEL_SMOOTHING
The ratio of label smoothing. (default: 0.1)
--optimizer OPTIMIZER
The name of optimizer. It should be one of {Momentum}. (default: Momentum)
--momentum MOMENTUM The momentum value of optimizer. (default: 0.875)
--weight-decay WEIGHT_DECAY
The coefficient of weight decay. (default: 3.0517578125e-05)
--lr-scheduler LR_SCHEDULER
The name of learning rate scheduler. It should be one of {Cosine}. (default: Cosine)
--lr LR The initial learning rate. (default: 0.256)
--warmup-epochs WARMUP_EPOCHS
The number of epochs for learning rate warmup. (default: 5)
--warmup-start-lr WARMUP_START_LR
The initial learning rate for warmup. (default: 0.0)
Advanced Training:
--amp Enable automatic mixed precision training (AMP). (default: False)
--scale-loss SCALE_LOSS
The loss scalar for AMP training, only be applied when --amp is set. (default: 1.0)
--use-dynamic-loss-scaling
Enable dynamic loss scaling in AMP training, only be applied when --amp is set. (default: False)
--use-pure-fp16 Enable pure FP16 training, only be applied when --amp is set. (default: False)
--asp Enable automatic sparse training (ASP). (default: False)
--prune-model Prune model to 2:4 sparse pattern, only be applied when --asp is set. (default: False)
--mask-algo {mask_1d,mask_2d_greedy,mask_2d_best}
The algorithm to generate sparse masks. It should be one of {mask_1d, mask_2d_greedy, mask_2d_best}. This only
be applied when --asp and --prune-model is set. (default: mask_1d)
Paddle-TRT:
--trt-inference-dir TRT_INFERENCE_DIR
A path to store/load inference models. export_model.py would export models to this folder, then inference.py
would load from here. (default: ./inference)
--trt-precision {FP32,FP16,INT8}
The precision of TensorRT. It should be one of {FP32, FP16, INT8}. (default: FP32)
--trt-workspace-size TRT_WORKSPACE_SIZE
The memory workspace of TensorRT in MB. (default: 1073741824)
--trt-min-subgraph-size TRT_MIN_SUBGRAPH_SIZE
The minimal subgraph size to enable PaddleTRT. (default: 3)
--trt-use-static TRT_USE_STATIC
Fix TensorRT engine at first running. (default: False)
--trt-use-calib-mode TRT_USE_CALIB_MODE
Use the PTQ calibration of PaddleTRT int8. (default: False)
--trt-export-log-path TRT_EXPORT_LOG_PATH
A file in which to store JSON model exporting report. (default: ./export.json)
--trt-log-path TRT_LOG_PATH
A file in which to store JSON inference report. (default: ./inference.json)
--trt-use-synthat TRT_USE_SYNTHAT
Apply synthetic data for benchmark. (default: False)
Noted that arguments in Paddle-TRT are only available to export_model.py or inference.py.
Dataset guidelines
To use your own dataset, divide it in directories as in the following scheme:
- Training images -
train/<class id>/<image> - Validation images -
val/<class id>/<image>
If the number of classes in your dataset is not 1000, you need to specify it to --num-of-class.
Training process
The model will be stored in the directory specified with --output-dir and --model-arch-name, including three files:
.pdparams: The parameters contain all the trainable tensors and will save to a file with the suffix ".pdparams"..pdopts: The optimizer information contains all the Tensors used by the optimizer. For Adam optimizer, it contains beta1, beta2, momentum, and so on. All the information will be saved to a file with suffix ".pdopt". (If the optimizer has no Tensor need to save (like SGD), the file will not be generated)..pdmodel: The network description is the description of the program. It's only used for deployment. The description will save to a file with the suffix ".pdmodel".
The prefix of model files is specified by --model-prefix, which default value is resnet_50_paddle. Model of each epoch would be stored in directory ./output/ResNet50/epoch_id/ with three files by default, including resnet_50_paddle.pdparams, resnet_50_paddle.pdopts, resnet_50_paddle.pdmodel. Note that epoch_id is 0-based, which means epoch_id is from 0 to 89 for a total of 90 epochs. For example, the model of the 89th epoch would be stored in ./output/ResNet50/89/resnet_50_paddle
Assume you want to train the ResNet50 for 90 epochs, but the training process aborts during the 50th epoch due to infrastructure faults. To resume training from the checkpoint, specify --from-checkpoint and --last-epoch-of-checkpoint with following these steps:
- Set
./output/ResNet50/49to--from-checkpoint. - Set
--last-epoch-of-checkpointto49. Then rerun the training to resume training from the 50th epoch to the 89th epoch.
Example:
# Resume AMP training from checkpoint of 50-th epoch
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py \
--epochs 90 \
--amp \
--scale-loss 128.0 \
--use-dynamic-loss-scaling \
--data-layout NHWC \
--model-prefix resnet_50_paddle \
--from-checkpoint ./output/ResNet50/49 \
--last-epoch-of-checkpoint 49
We also provide automatic searching for the checkpoint from last epoch. You can enable this by set --last-epoch-of-checkpoint as auto. Noted that if enable automatic searching, --from-checkpoint should be a folder contains chekcpoint files or <epoch_id>/<ckpt_files>. In previous example, it should be ./output/ResNet50.
Example:
# Resume AMP training from checkpoint with automatic searching
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py \
--epochs 90 \
--amp \
--scale-loss 128.0 \
--use-dynamic-loss-scaling \
--data-layout NHWC \
--model-prefix resnet_50_paddle \
--from-checkpoint ./output/ResNet50 \
--last-epoch-of-checkpoint auto
To start training from pretrained weights, set --from-pretrained-params to ./output/ResNet50/<epoch_id>/<--model-prefix>.
Example:
# Train AMP with model initialization by <./your_own_path_to/resnet_50_paddle>
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py \
--epochs 90 \
--amp \
--scale-loss 128.0 \
--use-dynamic-loss-scaling \
--data-layout NHWC \
--model-prefix resnet_50_paddle \
--from-pretrained-params ./output/ResNet50/<epoch_id>
Make sure:
- Resume from checkpoints: Both
<--model-prefix>.pdoptsand<--model-prefix>.pdparamsmust be in the given path. - Start from pretrained weights:
<--model-prefix>.pdparamsmust be in the given path. - Don't set
--from-checkpointand--from-pretrained-paramsat the same time.
The difference between those two is that --from-pretrained-params contain only model weights, and --from-checkpoint, apart from model weights, contain the optimizer state, and LR scheduler state.
--from-checkpoint is suitable for dividing the training into parts, for example, in order to divide the training job into shorter stages, or restart training after infrastructure faults.
--from-pretrained-params can be used as a base for finetuning the model to a different dataset or as a backbone to detection models.
Metrics gathered through both training and evaluation:
[train|val].loss- loss[train|val].top1- top 1 accuracy[train|val].top5- top 5 accuracy[train|val].data_time- time spent on waiting on data[train|val].compute_time- time spent on computing[train|val].batch_time- time spent on a mini-batch[train|val].ips- speed measured in images per second
Metrics gathered through training only
train.lr- learning rate
Automatic SParsity training process:
To enable automatic sparsity training workflow, turn on --amp and --prune-mode when training launches. Refer to Command-line options
Note that automatic sparsity (ASP) requires a pretrained model to initialize parameters.
You can apply scripts/training/train_resnet50_AMP_ASP_90E_DGXA100.sh we provided to launch ASP + AMP training.
# Default path to pretrained parameters is ./output/ResNet50/89/resnet_50_paddle
bash scripts/training/train_resnet50_AMP_ASP_90E_DGXA100.sh <pretrained_parameters>
Or following steps below to manually launch ASP + AMP training.
First, set --from-pretrained-params to a pretrained model file. For example, if you have trained the ResNet50 for 90 epochs following Training process, the final pretrained weights would be stored in ./output/ResNet50/89/resnet_50_paddle.pdparams by default, and set --from-pretrained-params to ./output/ResNet50/89.
Then run following command to run AMP + ASP:
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py \
--from-pretrained-params ./output/ResNet50/89 \
--model-prefix resnet_50_paddle \
--epochs 90 \
--amp \
--scale-loss 128.0 \
--use-dynamic-loss-scaling \
--data-layout NHWC \
--asp \
--prune-model \
--mask-algo mask_1d
Inference process
Inference on your own datasets.
To run inference on a single example with pretrained parameters,
- Set
--from-pretrained-paramsto your pretrained parameters. - Set
--image-rootto the root folder of your own dataset.
- Note that validation dataset should be in
image-root/val.
- Set
--run-scopetoeval_only.
# For single GPU evaluation
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0 train.py \
--from-pretrained-params <path_to_pretrained_params> \
--image-root <your_own_dataset> \
--run-scope eval_only
# For 8 GPUs evaluation
python -m paddle.distributed.launch --gpus=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 train.py \
--from-pretrained-params <path_to_pretrained_params> \
--image-root <your_own_dataset> \
--run-scope eval_only
Inference with TensorRT
To run inference with TensorRT for the best performance, you can apply the scripts in scripts/inference.
For example,
- Run
bash scripts/inference/export_resnet50_AMP.sh <your_checkpoint>to export an inference model.
- The default path of checkpoint is
./output/ResNet50/89.
- Run
bash scripts/inference/infer_resnet50_AMP.shto infer with TensorRT.
Or you could manually run export_model.py and inference.py with specific arguments, refer to Command-line options.
Note that arguments passed to export_model.py and inference.py should be the same with arguments used in training.