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!1380 make ShuffleOp have deterministic behavior for subsequent epochs
Merge pull request !1380 from Peilin/shuffle-subsequent-epoch-deterministic
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@ -83,14 +83,14 @@ ShuffleOp::ShuffleOp(int32_t shuffle_size, uint32_t shuffle_seed, int32_t op_con
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// itself rather than waiting for the reset driven from operators above it in the pipeline.
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Status ShuffleOp::SelfReset() {
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MS_LOG(DEBUG) << "Shuffle operator performing a self-reset.";
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// If ReshuffleEachEpoch is false, then we always use the same seed for every
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// If reshuffle_each_epoch is false, then we always use the same seed for every
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// epoch.
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// If ReshuffleEachEpoch is true, then the first epoch uses the given seed,
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// and all subsequent epochs will then reset the seed based on random device.
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if (reshuffle_each_epoch_) {
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shuffle_seed_ = GetNewSeed();
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// If reshuffle_each_epoch is true, then the first epoch uses the given seed,
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// and all subsequent epochs will then keep on using the rng_ without resetting it
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if (!reshuffle_each_epoch_) {
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rng_ = std::mt19937_64(shuffle_seed_);
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}
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rng_ = std::mt19937_64(shuffle_seed_);
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shuffle_buffer_ = std::make_unique<TensorTable>();
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buffer_counter_ = 0;
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shuffle_last_row_idx_ = 0;
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ def test_2ops_repeat_shuffle():
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save_and_check(data1, parameters, filename, generate_golden=GENERATE_GOLDEN)
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def skip_test_2ops_shuffle_repeat():
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def test_2ops_shuffle_repeat():
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"""
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Test Shuffle then Repeat
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"""
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@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ def test_2ops_shuffle_batch():
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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test_2ops_repeat_shuffle()
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# test_2ops_shuffle_repeat()
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test_2ops_shuffle_repeat()
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test_2ops_repeat_batch()
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test_2ops_batch_repeat()
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test_2ops_batch_shuffle()
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