Source code for coreax.metrics

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r"""
Classes and associated functionality to compute metrics assessing similarity of inputs.

Large parts of this codebase consider the generic problem of taking a
:math:`n \times d` dataset and creating an alternative representation of it in some way.
Having attained an alternative representation, we can then assess the quality of this
representation using some appropriate metric. Such metrics are implemented within this
module, all of which implement :class:`Metric`.
"""

from abc import abstractmethod
from itertools import product
from typing import Generic, TypeVar, Union

import equinox as eqx
import jax.numpy as jnp
from jax import Array

import coreax.kernel
import coreax.util
from coreax.data import Data

_Data = TypeVar("_Data", bound=Data)


[docs] class Metric(eqx.Module, Generic[_Data]): """Base class for calculating metrics."""
[docs] @abstractmethod def compute(self, reference_data: _Data, comparison_data: _Data, **kwargs) -> Array: r""" Compute the metric/distance between the reference and comparison data. :param reference_data: An instance of the class :class:`coreax.data.Data`, containing an :math:`n \times d` array of data :param comparison_data: An instance of the class :class:`coreax.data.Data` to compare against ``reference_data``, containing an :math:`m \times d` array of data :return: Computed metric as a zero-dimensional array """
[docs] class MMD(Metric[Data]): r""" Definition and calculation of the (weighted) maximum mean discrepancy metric. For a dataset :math:`\mathcal{D}_1` of ``n`` points in ``d`` dimensions, and another dataset :math:`\mathcal{D}_2` of ``m`` points in ``d`` dimensions, the (weighted) maximum mean discrepancy is given by: .. math:: \text{MMD}^2(\mathcal{D}_1,\mathcal{D}_2) = \mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_1, \mathcal{D}_1)) + \mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_2,\mathcal{D}_2)) - 2\mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_1,\mathcal{D}_2)) where :math:`k` is the selected kernel, and the expectation is with respect to the normalized data weights. Common uses of MMD include comparing a reduced representation of a dataset to the original dataset, comparing different original datasets to one another, or comparing reduced representations of different original datasets to one another. :param kernel: Kernel object with compute method defined mapping :math:`k: \mathbb{R}^d \times \mathbb{R}^d \rightarrow \mathbb{R}` :param precision_threshold: Threshold above which negative values of the squared MMD are rounded to zero (accommodates precision loss) """ kernel: coreax.kernel.Kernel precision_threshold: float = 1e-12
[docs] def compute( self, reference_data: Data, comparison_data: Data, *, block_size: Union[int, None, tuple[Union[int, None], Union[int, None]]] = None, unroll: Union[int, bool, tuple[Union[int, bool], Union[int, bool]]] = 1, **kwargs, ) -> Array: r""" Compute the (weighted) maximum mean discrepancy. .. math:: \text{MMD}^2(\mathcal{D}_1,\mathcal{D}_2) = \mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_1, \mathcal{D}_1)) + \mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_2,\mathcal{D}_2)) - 2\mathbb{E}(k(\mathcal{D}_1,\mathcal{D}_2)) :param reference_data: An instance of the class :class:`coreax.data.Data`, containing an :math:`n \times d` array of data :param comparison_data: An instance of the class :class:`coreax.data.Data` to compare against ``reference_data`` containing an :math:`m \times d` array of data :param block_size: Size of matrix blocks to process; a value of :data:`None` sets :math:`B_x = n` and :math:`B_y = m`, effectively disabling the block accumulation; an integer value ``B`` sets :math:`B_y = B_x = B`; a tuple allows different sizes to be specified for ``B_x`` and ``B_y``; to reduce overheads, it is often sensible to select the largest block size that does not exhaust the available memory resources :param unroll: Unrolling parameter for the outer and inner :func:`jax.lax.scan` calls, allows for trade-offs between compilation and runtime cost; consult the JAX docs for further information :return: Maximum mean discrepancy as a 0-dimensional array """ del kwargs _block_size = coreax.util.tree_leaves_repeat(block_size, 2) bs_xx, bs_xy, _, bs_yy = tuple(product(_block_size, repeat=len(_block_size))) _unroll = coreax.util.tree_leaves_repeat(unroll, 2) u_xx, u_xy, _, u_yy = tuple(product(_unroll, repeat=len(_unroll))) # Variable rename allows for nicer automatic formatting x, y = reference_data, comparison_data kernel_xx_mean = self.kernel.compute_mean(x, x, block_size=bs_xx, unroll=u_xx) kernel_yy_mean = self.kernel.compute_mean(y, y, block_size=bs_yy, unroll=u_yy) kernel_xy_mean = self.kernel.compute_mean(x, y, block_size=bs_xy, unroll=u_xy) squared_mmd_threshold_applied = coreax.util.apply_negative_precision_threshold( kernel_xx_mean + kernel_yy_mean - 2 * kernel_xy_mean, self.precision_threshold, ) return jnp.sqrt(squared_mmd_threshold_applied)