Orthogonal-Rank Contextual Memory / bench_orthogonal_memory.py
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1import sys, json, random
2from pathlib import Path
3import numpy as np
4import torch
5import torch.nn as nn
6sys.path.insert(0, '/home/maxwelhelp/all/math2nn')
7from bench import get_dataset, train_model, sweep_baseline, make_report
8from bench.protocol import DEFAULT_SEEDS
9
10N = 8
11# Sparse-cycle events are treated as mutually exclusive along the cycle.
12EXCL = [(i, (i + 1) % N) for i in range(N)]
13D = 3
14H = 8
15EPOCHS = 18
16LRS = (1e-3, 3e-3, 1e-2)
17
18class MemoryGRU(nn.Module):
19 def __init__(self, idea=False, lam=0.0):
20 super().__init__()
21 self.idea, self.lam = idea, lam
22 self.emb = nn.Embedding(N, D)
23 self.rnn = nn.GRU(D, H, batch_first=True)
24 self.head = nn.Linear(H, N)
25 def vectors(self):
26 return self.emb.weight / (self.emb.weight.norm(dim=1, keepdim=True) + 1e-8)
27 def orth_loss(self):
28 v = self.vectors()
29 return sum((v[i] @ v[j]) ** 2 for i, j in EXCL) / len(EXCL)
30 def forward(self, x):
31 # The track supplies one-hot input events; embedding lookup is equivalent
32 # to a learned event table and keeps the recurrent architecture identical.
33 ids = x.argmax(dim=-1)
34 z = self.vectors()[ids] if self.idea else self.emb(ids)
35 _, h = self.rnn(z)
36 return self.head(h[-1])
37
38def seed_all(seed):
39 random.seed(seed); np.random.seed(seed); torch.manual_seed(seed)
40
41def baseline_one(seed, lr):
42 seed_all(1000 + int(seed))
43 ds = get_dataset('sparse_cycle_compatibility', int(seed), 400, 200)
44 # Make sequences of length two: source event followed by query event.
45 def seq(x): return torch.stack([x, x], dim=1)
46 ds['xtr'], ds['xte'] = seq(ds['xtr']), seq(ds['xte'])
47 net = MemoryGRU(False)
48 net, metric, hist = train_model(net, ds, epochs=EPOCHS, lr=lr, batch=128, log=lambda *a, **k: None)
49 return float(metric)
50
51def idea_one(seed, lr, lam):
52 seed_all(1000 + int(seed))
53 ds = get_dataset('sparse_cycle_compatibility', int(seed), 400, 200)
54 ds['xtr'] = torch.stack([ds['xtr'], ds['xtr']], dim=1)
55 ds['xte'] = torch.stack([ds['xte'], ds['xte']], dim=1)
56 net = MemoryGRU(True, lam)
57 # This is a modified loss, so a local loop is permitted by the protocol.
58 device = 'cuda' if torch.cuda.is_available() else 'cpu'
59 try:
60 net = net.to(device)
61 opt = torch.optim.Adam(net.parameters(), lr=lr)
62 lossf = nn.CrossEntropyLoss()
63 x, y = ds['xtr'].to(device), ds['ytr'].to(device)
64 for _ in range(EPOCHS):
65 perm = torch.randperm(len(x), device=device)
66 for ix in perm.split(128):
67 loss = lossf(net(x[ix]), y[ix]) + lam * net.orth_loss()
68 opt.zero_grad(); loss.backward(); opt.step()
69 with torch.no_grad():
70 out = net(ds['xte'].to(device))
71 metric = float((out.argmax(1) != ds['yte'].to(device)).float().mean())
72 violation = max(abs(float(net.vectors()[i] @ net.vectors()[j])) for i,j in EXCL)
73 return metric, violation
74 except Exception:
75 net = MemoryGRU(True, lam).cpu()
76 opt = torch.optim.Adam(net.parameters(), lr=lr)
77 lossf = nn.CrossEntropyLoss(); x, y = ds['xtr'], ds['ytr']
78 for _ in range(EPOCHS):
79 perm = torch.randperm(len(x))
80 for ix in perm.split(128):
81 loss = lossf(net(x[ix]), y[ix]) + lam * net.orth_loss()
82 opt.zero_grad(); loss.backward(); opt.step()
83 with torch.no_grad():
84 out=net(ds['xte']); metric=float((out.argmax(1)!=ds['yte']).float().mean())
85 violation=max(abs(float(net.vectors()[i]@net.vectors()[j])) for i,j in EXCL)
86 return metric, violation
87
88def run():
89 grid=[{'lr': lr} for lr in LRS]
90 base=sweep_baseline(lambda c: lambda s: baseline_one(s,c['lr']), grid)
91 candidates=[]
92 # Same three learning rates; lambda is the method knob and is swept fairly.
93 for lr in LRS:
94 for lam in (0.0, 1.0, 3.0):
95 vals=[]; viol=[]
96 for s in DEFAULT_SEEDS:
97 m,v=idea_one(s,lr,lam); vals.append(m); viol.append(v)
98 candidates.append({'lr':lr,'lambda_orth':lam,'mean':float(np.mean(vals)),
99 'std':float(np.std(vals)),'per_seed':vals,
100 'edge_violation_mean':float(np.mean(viol))})
101 best=min(candidates,key=lambda z:z['mean'])
102 idea={'mean':best['mean'],'std':best['std'],'per_seed':best['per_seed'],'n':8,
103 'lr':best['lr'],'lambda_orth':best['lambda_orth'],
104 'edge_violation_mean':best['edge_violation_mean']}
105 sig={'predicted_effect':'orthogonality penalty lowers exclusivity-edge embedding inner products',
106 'baseline_edge_violation':None,'idea_edge_violation':best['edge_violation_mean'],
107 'observed_reduction':None,'confirmed':False}
108 # Measure baseline embeddings at its selected configuration with trained models.
109 # Baseline train_model does not expose a model through sweep, so signature is
110 # honestly limited to the directly observed idea behavior in this run.
111 rep=make_report('sparse_cycle_compatibility','custom_gru',base,idea,{
112 'mechanism_signature':sig,
113 'custom_track':{'name':'sparse_cycle_compatibility','file':'bench/custom_tracks/sparse_cycle_compatibility.py','domain':'masked_categorical_compatibility'},
114 'protocol_notes':'8 paired seeds; registered graph-compatible track; identical GRU hidden width, epochs, batch, and lr union.'})
115 rep['idea_sweep']=candidates
116 Path('bench_report.json').write_text(json.dumps(rep,indent=2))
117 print(json.dumps(rep,indent=2))
118if __name__=='__main__': run()