Source code for quantizeml.models.utils

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"""
Common utility methods used in quantization models.
"""

__all__ = ['load_model', 'deep_clone_model', 'apply_weights_to_model']

import warnings

from keras.models import clone_model, load_model as kload_model


[docs]def load_model(model_path, custom_layers=None, compile_model=True): """Loads a model with quantizeml custom layers. Args: model_path (str): path of the model to load custom_layers (dict, optional): custom layers to add to the model. Defaults to None. compile_model (bool, optional): whether to compile the model. Defaults to True. Returns: keras.Model: the loaded model """ return kload_model(model_path, custom_objects=custom_layers, compile=compile_model)
[docs]def deep_clone_model(model, *args, **kwargs): """Clone a model, assign variable to variable. Useful when a clone function is used, and new layers have not the same number of parameters as the original layer. Args: model (keras.Model): model to be cloned args, kwargs (optional): arguments pass to :func:`keras.models.clone_model` function Returns: keras.Model: the cloned model """ new_model = clone_model(model, *args, **kwargs) variables_dict = {var.name: var for var in model.variables} apply_weights_to_model(new_model, variables_dict, False) return new_model
[docs]def apply_weights_to_model(model, weights, verbose=True): """Loads weights from a dictionary and apply it to a model. Go through the dictionary of weights, find the corresponding variable in the model and partially load its weights. Args: model (keras.Model): the model to update weights (dict): the dictionary of weights verbose (bool, optional): if True, throw warning messages if a dict item is not found in the model. Defaults to True. """ if len(weights) == 0: warnings.warn("There is no weight to apply to the model.") return # Go through the dictionary of weights with each item for key, value in weights.items(): value_applied = False for dest_var in model.variables: if key == dest_var.name: # Apply the current item value dest_var.assign(value) value_applied = True break if not value_applied and verbose: warnings.warn(f"Variable '{key}' not found in the model.")