symmetries.py

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import functools
import random

import go

import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf

"""
Allowable symmetries:
identity [12][34]
rot90 [24][13]
rot180 [43][21]
rot270 [31][42]
flip [13][24]
fliprot90 [34][12]
fliprot180 [42][31]
fliprot270 [21][43]
"""
INVERSES = {
    'identity': 'identity',
    'rot90': 'rot270',
    'rot180': 'rot180',
    'rot270': 'rot90',
    'flip': 'flip',
    'fliprot90': 'fliprot90',
    'fliprot180': 'fliprot180',
    'fliprot270': 'fliprot270',
}

IMPLS = {
    'identity': lambda x: x,
    'rot90': np.rot90,
    'rot180': functools.partial(np.rot90, k=2),
    'rot270': functools.partial(np.rot90, k=3),
    'flip': lambda x: np.rot90(np.fliplr(x)),
    'fliprot90': np.flipud,
    'fliprot180': lambda x: np.rot90(np.flipud(x)),
    'fliprot270': np.fliplr,
}

assert set(IMPLS.keys()) == set(INVERSES.keys())

# A symmetry is just a string describing the transformation.
SYMMETRIES = list(INVERSES.keys())


def invert_symmetry(s):
    return INVERSES[s]


def apply_symmetry_feat(sym, features):
    return IMPLS[sym](features)


def apply_symmetry_pi(s, pi):
    pi = np.copy(pi)
    # rotate all moves except for the pass move at end
    pi[:-1] = IMPLS[s](pi[:-1].reshape([go.N, go.N])).ravel()
    return pi


def randomize_symmetries_feat(features):
    symmetries_used = [random.choice(SYMMETRIES) for _ in features]
    return symmetries_used, [apply_symmetry_feat(s, f)
                             for s, f in zip(symmetries_used, features)]


def invert_symmetries_pi(symmetries, pis):
    return [apply_symmetry_pi(invert_symmetry(s), pi)
            for s, pi in zip(symmetries, pis)]


def rotate_train(x, pi):
    sym = tf.random_uniform(
        [],
        minval=0,
        maxval=len(SYMMETRIES),
        dtype=tf.int32,
        seed=123)

    def rotate(tensor):
        # flipLeftRight
        tensor = tf.where(
            tf.bitwise.bitwise_and(sym, 1) > 0,
            tf.reverse(tensor, axis=[0]),
            tensor)
        # flipUpDown
        tensor = tf.where(
            tf.bitwise.bitwise_and(sym, 2) > 0,
            tf.reverse(tensor, axis=[1]),
            tensor)
        # flipDiagonal
        tensor = tf.where(
            tf.bitwise.bitwise_and(sym, 4) > 0,
            tf.transpose(tensor, perm=[1, 0, 2]),
            tensor)
        return tensor

    squares = go.N * go.N
    tf.assert_equal(pi.shape.as_list(), [squares + 1])

    x_shape = x.shape.as_list()
    tf.assert_equal(x_shape, [go.N, go.N, x_shape[2]])

    pi_move = tf.slice(pi, [0], [squares], name="slice_moves")
    pi_pass = tf.slice(pi, [squares], [1], name="slice_pass")
    # Add a final dim so that x and pi have same shape: [N,N,num_features].
    pi_n_by_n = tf.reshape(pi_move, [go.N, go.N, 1])

    pi_rot = tf.concat(
        [tf.reshape(rotate(pi_n_by_n), [squares]), pi_pass],
        axis=0)

    return rotate(x), pi_rot