diffusion_policy/model/vision/crop_randomizer.py

import torch
import torch.nn as nn
import torchvision.transforms.functional as ttf
import diffusion_policy.model.common.tensor_util as tu

class CropRandomizer(nn.Module):
    """
    Randomly sample crops at input, and then average across crop features at output.
    """
    def __init__(
        self,
        input_shape,
        crop_height, 
        crop_width, 
        num_crops=1,
        pos_enc=False,
    ):
        """
        Args:
            input_shape (tuple, list): shape of input (not including batch dimension)
            crop_height (int): crop height
            crop_width (int): crop width
            num_crops (int): number of random crops to take
            pos_enc (bool): if True, add 2 channels to the output to encode the spatial
                location of the cropped pixels in the source image
        """
        super().__init__()

        assert len(input_shape) == 3 # (C, H, W)
        assert crop_height < input_shape[1]
        assert crop_width < input_shape[2]

        self.input_shape = input_shape
        self.crop_height = crop_height
        self.crop_width = crop_width
        self.num_crops = num_crops
        self.pos_enc = pos_enc

    def output_shape_in(self, input_shape=None):
        """
        Function to compute output shape from inputs to this module. Corresponds to
        the @forward_in operation, where raw inputs (usually observation modalities)
        are passed in.

        Args:
            input_shape (iterable of int): shape of input. Does not include batch dimension.
                Some modules may not need this argument, if their output does not depend 
                on the size of the input, or if they assume fixed size input.

        Returns:
            out_shape ([int]): list of integers corresponding to output shape
        """

        # outputs are shape (C, CH, CW), or maybe C + 2 if using position encoding, because
        # the number of crops are reshaped into the batch dimension, increasing the batch
        # size from B to B * N
        out_c = self.input_shape[0] + 2 if self.pos_enc else self.input_shape[0]
        return [out_c, self.crop_height, self.crop_width]

    def output_shape_out(self, input_shape=None):
        """
        Function to compute output shape from inputs to this module. Corresponds to
        the @forward_out operation, where processed inputs (usually encoded observation
        modalities) are passed in.

        Args:
            input_shape (iterable of int): shape of input. Does not include batch dimension.
                Some modules may not need this argument, if their output does not depend 
                on the size of the input, or if they assume fixed size input.

        Returns:
            out_shape ([int]): list of integers corresponding to output shape
        """
        
        # since the forward_out operation splits [B * N, ...] -> [B, N, ...]
        # and then pools to result in [B, ...], only the batch dimension changes,
        # and so the other dimensions retain their shape.
        return list(input_shape)

    def forward_in(self, inputs):
        """
        Samples N random crops for each input in the batch, and then reshapes
        inputs to [B * N, ...].
        """
        assert len(inputs.shape) >= 3 # must have at least (C, H, W) dimensions
        if self.training:
            # generate random crops
            out, _ = sample_random_image_crops(
                images=inputs,
                crop_height=self.crop_height, 
                crop_width=self.crop_width, 
                num_crops=self.num_crops,
                pos_enc=self.pos_enc,
            )
            # [B, N, ...] -> [B * N, ...]
            return tu.join_dimensions(out, 0, 1)
        else:
            # take center crop during eval
            out = ttf.center_crop(img=inputs, output_size=(
                self.crop_height, self.crop_width))
            if self.num_crops > 1:
                B,C,H,W = out.shape
                out = out.unsqueeze(1).expand(B,self.num_crops,C,H,W).reshape(-1,C,H,W)
                # [B * N, ...]
            return out

    def forward_out(self, inputs):
        """
        Splits the outputs from shape [B * N, ...] -> [B, N, ...] and then average across N
        to result in shape [B, ...] to make sure the network output is consistent with
        what would have happened if there were no randomization.
        """
        if self.num_crops <= 1:
            return inputs
        else:
            batch_size = (inputs.shape[0] // self.num_crops)
            out = tu.reshape_dimensions(inputs, begin_axis=0, end_axis=0, 
                target_dims=(batch_size, self.num_crops))
            return out.mean(dim=1)
    
    def forward(self, inputs):
        return self.forward_in(inputs)

    def __repr__(self):
        """Pretty print network."""
        header = '{}'.format(str(self.__class__.__name__))
        msg = header + "(input_shape={}, crop_size=[{}, {}], num_crops={})".format(
            self.input_shape, self.crop_height, self.crop_width, self.num_crops)
        return msg


def crop_image_from_indices(images, crop_indices, crop_height, crop_width):
    """
    Crops images at the locations specified by @crop_indices. Crops will be 
    taken across all channels.

    Args:
        images (torch.Tensor): batch of images of shape [..., C, H, W]

        crop_indices (torch.Tensor): batch of indices of shape [..., N, 2] where
            N is the number of crops to take per image and each entry corresponds
            to the pixel height and width of where to take the crop. Note that
            the indices can also be of shape [..., 2] if only 1 crop should
            be taken per image. Leading dimensions must be consistent with
            @images argument. Each index specifies the top left of the crop.
            Values must be in range [0, H - CH - 1] x [0, W - CW - 1] where
            H and W are the height and width of @images and CH and CW are
            @crop_height and @crop_width.

        crop_height (int): height of crop to take

        crop_width (int): width of crop to take

    Returns:
        crops (torch.Tesnor): cropped images of shape [..., C, @crop_height, @crop_width]
    """

    # make sure length of input shapes is consistent
    assert crop_indices.shape[-1] == 2
    ndim_im_shape = len(images.shape)
    ndim_indices_shape = len(crop_indices.shape)
    assert (ndim_im_shape == ndim_indices_shape + 1) or (ndim_im_shape == ndim_indices_shape + 2)

    # maybe pad so that @crop_indices is shape [..., N, 2]
    is_padded = False
    if ndim_im_shape == ndim_indices_shape + 2:
        crop_indices = crop_indices.unsqueeze(-2)
        is_padded = True

    # make sure leading dimensions between images and indices are consistent
    assert images.shape[:-3] == crop_indices.shape[:-2]

    device = images.device
    image_c, image_h, image_w = images.shape[-3:]
    num_crops = crop_indices.shape[-2]

    # make sure @crop_indices are in valid range
    assert (crop_indices[..., 0] >= 0).all().item()
    assert (crop_indices[..., 0] < (image_h - crop_height)).all().item()
    assert (crop_indices[..., 1] >= 0).all().item()
    assert (crop_indices[..., 1] < (image_w - crop_width)).all().item()

    # convert each crop index (ch, cw) into a list of pixel indices that correspond to the entire window.

    # 2D index array with columns [0, 1, ..., CH - 1] and shape [CH, CW]
    crop_ind_grid_h = torch.arange(crop_height).to(device)
    crop_ind_grid_h = tu.unsqueeze_expand_at(crop_ind_grid_h, size=crop_width, dim=-1)
    # 2D index array with rows [0, 1, ..., CW - 1] and shape [CH, CW]
    crop_ind_grid_w = torch.arange(crop_width).to(device)
    crop_ind_grid_w = tu.unsqueeze_expand_at(crop_ind_grid_w, size=crop_height, dim=0)
    # combine into shape [CH, CW, 2]
    crop_in_grid = torch.cat((crop_ind_grid_h.unsqueeze(-1), crop_ind_grid_w.unsqueeze(-1)), dim=-1)

    # Add above grid with the offset index of each sampled crop to get 2d indices for each crop.
    # After broadcasting, this will be shape [..., N, CH, CW, 2] and each crop has a [CH, CW, 2]
    # shape array that tells us which pixels from the corresponding source image to grab.
    grid_reshape = [1] * len(crop_indices.shape[:-1]) + [crop_height, crop_width, 2]
    all_crop_inds = crop_indices.unsqueeze(-2).unsqueeze(-2) + crop_in_grid.reshape(grid_reshape)

    # For using @torch.gather, convert to flat indices from 2D indices, and also
    # repeat across the channel dimension. To get flat index of each pixel to grab for 
    # each sampled crop, we just use the mapping: ind = h_ind * @image_w + w_ind
    all_crop_inds = all_crop_inds[..., 0] * image_w + all_crop_inds[..., 1] # shape [..., N, CH, CW]
    all_crop_inds = tu.unsqueeze_expand_at(all_crop_inds, size=image_c, dim=-3) # shape [..., N, C, CH, CW]
    all_crop_inds = tu.flatten(all_crop_inds, begin_axis=-2) # shape [..., N, C, CH * CW]

    # Repeat and flatten the source images -> [..., N, C, H * W] and then use gather to index with crop pixel inds
    images_to_crop = tu.unsqueeze_expand_at(images, size=num_crops, dim=-4)
    images_to_crop = tu.flatten(images_to_crop, begin_axis=-2)
    crops = torch.gather(images_to_crop, dim=-1, index=all_crop_inds)
    # [..., N, C, CH * CW] -> [..., N, C, CH, CW]
    reshape_axis = len(crops.shape) - 1
    crops = tu.reshape_dimensions(crops, begin_axis=reshape_axis, end_axis=reshape_axis, 
                    target_dims=(crop_height, crop_width))

    if is_padded:
        # undo padding -> [..., C, CH, CW]
        crops = crops.squeeze(-4)
    return crops

def sample_random_image_crops(images, crop_height, crop_width, num_crops, pos_enc=False):
    """
    For each image, randomly sample @num_crops crops of size (@crop_height, @crop_width), from
    @images.

    Args:
        images (torch.Tensor): batch of images of shape [..., C, H, W]

        crop_height (int): height of crop to take
        
        crop_width (int): width of crop to take

        num_crops (n): number of crops to sample

        pos_enc (bool): if True, also add 2 channels to the outputs that gives a spatial 
            encoding of the original source pixel locations. This means that the
            output crops will contain information about where in the source image 
            it was sampled from.

    Returns:
        crops (torch.Tensor): crops of shape (..., @num_crops, C, @crop_height, @crop_width) 
            if @pos_enc is False, otherwise (..., @num_crops, C + 2, @crop_height, @crop_width)

        crop_inds (torch.Tensor): sampled crop indices of shape (..., N, 2)
    """
    device = images.device

    # maybe add 2 channels of spatial encoding to the source image
    source_im = images
    if pos_enc:
        # spatial encoding [y, x] in [0, 1]
        h, w = source_im.shape[-2:]
        pos_y, pos_x = torch.meshgrid(torch.arange(h), torch.arange(w))
        pos_y = pos_y.float().to(device) / float(h)
        pos_x = pos_x.float().to(device) / float(w)
        position_enc = torch.stack((pos_y, pos_x)) # shape [C, H, W]

        # unsqueeze and expand to match leading dimensions -> shape [..., C, H, W]
        leading_shape = source_im.shape[:-3]
        position_enc = position_enc[(None,) * len(leading_shape)]
        position_enc = position_enc.expand(*leading_shape, -1, -1, -1)

        # concat across channel dimension with input
        source_im = torch.cat((source_im, position_enc), dim=-3)

    # make sure sample boundaries ensure crops are fully within the images
    image_c, image_h, image_w = source_im.shape[-3:]
    max_sample_h = image_h - crop_height
    max_sample_w = image_w - crop_width

    # Sample crop locations for all tensor dimensions up to the last 3, which are [C, H, W].
    # Each gets @num_crops samples - typically this will just be the batch dimension (B), so 
    # we will sample [B, N] indices, but this supports having more than one leading dimension,
    # or possibly no leading dimension.
    #
    # Trick: sample in [0, 1) with rand, then re-scale to [0, M) and convert to long to get sampled ints
    crop_inds_h = (max_sample_h * torch.rand(*source_im.shape[:-3], num_crops).to(device)).long()
    crop_inds_w = (max_sample_w * torch.rand(*source_im.shape[:-3], num_crops).to(device)).long()
    crop_inds = torch.cat((crop_inds_h.unsqueeze(-1), crop_inds_w.unsqueeze(-1)), dim=-1) # shape [..., N, 2]

    crops = crop_image_from_indices(
        images=source_im, 
        crop_indices=crop_inds, 
        crop_height=crop_height, 
        crop_width=crop_width, 
    )

    return crops, crop_inds