How can I test the model?

[Yangshell]

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[ogroth]

Hi Yangshell, you can run a trained model by setting up an estimator.
gqn_model = tf.estimator.Estimator(model_fn=gqn_draw_model_fn, model_dir='your/model/directory')
Obviously, 'you/model/directory' needs to point to the directory, where a snapshot is stored (e.g. one of the model directories downloaded from the README).
Then you can call gqn_model.predict(.) feeding context images and poses as well as a query pose. The data_provider test case shows how to run the DataReader as a standalone object providing the correct data.
The predict(.) function returns a dictionary with the predicted mean image and its variance.
For a better understanding of the model's inputs and outputs, please refer to the gqn_draw_model_fn.

[Yangshell]

Can I get the image that model predict and real?

[ogroth]

The predict(.) returns a dictionary with the predicted mean image. The ground truth image is fetched by the DataReader with the remaining data tuple, see here.

[Yangshell]

Hello, I use:
with tf.train.SingularMonitoredSession() as sess:
d = sess.run(data)

import tensorflow as tf
from gqn.gqn_model import gqn_draw_model_fn
from gqn.gqn_params import _DEFAULTS

gqn_model = tf.estimator.Estimator(model_fn=gqn_draw_model_fn, model_dir='/Users/yangshell/Downloads/rooms_ring_debug/gqn_pool_draw2', params=_DEFAULTS)
result = gqn_model.predict(d)

The "result" I get is a generator class, not a dict. What is the mistake in it？
Thank you for your patience!

[stefanwayon]

Hi Yangshell,

A few notes on your code to help you get going with this:

The _DEFAULTS constant in gqn.gqn_params is meant for internal use (hence the underscore at the beginning). The actual default parameters are gqn.gqn_params.PARAMS.

If you take a look at the training script, where the Estimator is configured, the params attribute for the estimator is a dict { "gqn_params": PARAMS, "debug": FLAGS.debug }. You can set "debug": False.

Estimator.predict works similarly to Estimator.train [code example] or Estimator.evaluate, meaning you need to pass in an input function. We provide an input function that works with the GQN datasets: data_provider.gqn_tfr_provider.gqn_input_fn.

The result of Estimator.predict is indeed a generator class. This is a python object that you can iterate over (i.e. do things like for i in ...).

Putting all that together, your code will end up looking something like:

from gqn.gqn_model import gqn_draw_model_fn
from gqn.gqn_params import PARAMS
from data_provider.gqn_tfr_provider import gqn_input_fn

MODEL_DIR='/Users/yangshell/Downloads/rooms_ring_debug/gqn_pool_draw2'
DATA_DIR='/tmp/data/gqn-dataset'
DATASET='rooms_ring_camera'

estimator = tf.estimator.Estimator(
    model_fn=gqn_draw_model_fn,
    model_dir=MODEL_DIR,
    params={'gqn_params' : PARAMS,  'debug' : False})

input_fn = lambda mode: gqn_input_fn(
        dataset=DATASET,
        context_size=PARAMS.CONTEXT_SIZE,
        root=DATA_DIR,
        mode=mode)

for prediction in estimator.predict(input_fn=input_fn):
    # prediction is the dict @ogroth was mentioning
    print(prediction['predicted_mean'])  # this is probably what you want to look at
    print(prediction['predicted_variance'])  # or use this to sample a noisy image

If you already have a data_provider.gqn_tfr_provider.TaskData object with, say, numpy images as your input to the network, you could write a custom input_fn that maps that into tensors using something like tf.contrib.framework.nest, and then predict using that input function.

Let us know how this goes. :-)

Best,
Ștefan

[Yangshell]

I have achieve the test process. But I found problem in image result.
This is true image:

This is predict image:

I used model "gqn_pool_draw12". You can see the effect of the wall is good, but the model did not predict the blue cylinder.

[ogroth]

Hey Yangshell,
This is not unexpected and happens occasionally when the model seems to be "unsure" about the geometry of objects. In such cases, it seems to fall back to the prediction of the room's geometry. This behaviour might be mitigated by training the model longer (we've trained for ~200K iterations, the paper reported ~2M iterations) or feeding different context views.
But if you find more odd behavior, please feel free to open a new issue and post your findings. We've just started to experiment with the model ourselves and sharing failure cases like this can be super helpful for other people working with the code. :)

[tarunsharma1]

Can someone provide a clean implementation of how to use the network to predict an image from the test set? It seems like people have got it to work but no one has provided clean code that works now. This would be super helpful. Thanks

@Yangshell

EDIT: this works
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