models/official/utils/flags/core.py

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"""Public interface for flag definition.

See _example.py for detailed instructions on defining flags.
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function

import sys
from six.moves import shlex_quote

from absl import app as absl_app
from absl import flags

from official.utils.flags import _base
from official.utils.flags import _benchmark
from official.utils.flags import _conventions
from official.utils.flags import _device
from official.utils.flags import _distribution
from official.utils.flags import _misc
from official.utils.flags import _performance


def set_defaults(**kwargs):
  for key, value in kwargs.items():
    flags.FLAGS.set_default(name=key, value=value)


def parse_flags(argv=None):
  """Reset flags and reparse. Currently only used in testing."""
  flags.FLAGS.unparse_flags()
  absl_app.parse_flags_with_usage(argv or sys.argv)


def register_key_flags_in_core(f):
  """Defines a function in core.py, and registers its key flags.

  absl uses the location of a flags.declare_key_flag() to determine the context
  in which a flag is key. By making all declares in core, this allows model
  main functions to call flags.adopt_module_key_flags() on core and correctly
  chain key flags.

  Args:
    f:  The function to be wrapped

  Returns:
    The "core-defined" version of the input function.
  """

  def core_fn(*args, **kwargs):
    key_flags = f(*args, **kwargs)
    [flags.declare_key_flag(fl) for fl in key_flags]  # pylint: disable=expression-not-assigned
  return core_fn


define_base = register_key_flags_in_core(_base.define_base)
# We have define_base_eager for compatibility, since it used to be a separate
# function from define_base.
define_base_eager = define_base
define_log_steps = register_key_flags_in_core(_benchmark.define_log_steps)
define_benchmark = register_key_flags_in_core(_benchmark.define_benchmark)
define_device = register_key_flags_in_core(_device.define_device)
define_image = register_key_flags_in_core(_misc.define_image)
define_performance = register_key_flags_in_core(_performance.define_performance)
define_distribution = register_key_flags_in_core(
    _distribution.define_distribution)


help_wrap = _conventions.help_wrap


get_num_gpus = _base.get_num_gpus
get_tf_dtype = _performance.get_tf_dtype
get_loss_scale = _performance.get_loss_scale
DTYPE_MAP = _performance.DTYPE_MAP
require_cloud_storage = _device.require_cloud_storage

def _get_nondefault_flags_as_dict():
  """Returns the nondefault flags as a dict from flag name to value."""
  nondefault_flags = {}
  for flag_name in flags.FLAGS:
    flag_value = getattr(flags.FLAGS, flag_name)
    if (flag_name != flags.FLAGS[flag_name].short_name and
        flag_value != flags.FLAGS[flag_name].default):
      nondefault_flags[flag_name] = flag_value
  return nondefault_flags


def get_nondefault_flags_as_str():
  """Returns flags as a string that can be passed as command line arguments.

  E.g., returns: "--batch_size=256 --use_synthetic_data" for the following code
  block:

  ```
  flags.FLAGS.batch_size = 256
  flags.FLAGS.use_synthetic_data = True
  print(get_nondefault_flags_as_str())
  ```

  Only flags with nondefault values are returned, as passing default flags as
  command line arguments has no effect.

  Returns:
    A string with the flags, that can be passed as command line arguments to a
    program to use the flags.
  """
  nondefault_flags = _get_nondefault_flags_as_dict()
  flag_strings = []
  for name, value in sorted(nondefault_flags.items()):
    if isinstance(value, bool):
      flag_str = '--{}'.format(name) if value else '--no{}'.format(name)
    elif isinstance(value, list):
      flag_str = '--{}={}'.format(name, ','.join(value))
    else:
      flag_str = '--{}={}'.format(name, value)
    flag_strings.append(flag_str)
  return ' '.join(shlex_quote(flag_str) for flag_str in flag_strings)