data-maker/data/maker/__init__.py

"""
(c) 2019 Data Maker, hiplab.mc.vanderbilt.edu
version 1.0.0

This package serves as a proxy to the overall usage of the framework.
This package is designed to generate synthetic data from a dataset from an original dataset using deep learning techniques

@TODO:
    - Make configurable GPU, EPOCHS
"""
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import data.gan as gan
from transport import factory
from data.bridge import Binary
import threading as thread
from data.maker import prepare
import copy
import os
import json

class ContinuousToDiscrete :
    ROUND_UP = 2
    @staticmethod
    def binary(X,n=4) :
        """
        This function will convert a continous stream of information into a variety a bit stream of bins
        """
        values = np.array(X).astype(np.float32)
        BOUNDS = ContinuousToDiscrete.bounds(values,n)
        matrix = np.repeat(np.zeros(n),len(X)).reshape(len(X),n)

    
    @staticmethod
    def bounds(x,n):
        # return np.array_split(x,n)
        values = np.round(x,ContinuousToDiscrete.ROUND_UP)
        return list(pd.cut(values,n).categories)
        

        
    @staticmethod
    def continuous(X,BIN_SIZE=4) :
        """
        This function will approximate a binary vector given boundary information
        :X  binary matrix
        :BIN_SIZE
        """
        BOUNDS = ContinuousToDiscrete.bounds(X,BIN_SIZE)
        
        values = []
        # _BINARY= ContinuousToDiscrete.binary(X,BIN_SIZE)
        # # # print (BOUNDS)
        l = {}
        for i in np.arange(len(X)): #value in X :
            
            value = X[i]
            
            for item in BOUNDS :
                if value >= item.left and value <= item.right :
                    values += [np.round(np.random.uniform(item.left,item.right),ContinuousToDiscrete.ROUND_UP)]
                    break
            # values += [ np.round(np.random.uniform(item.left,item.right),ContinuousToDiscrete.ROUND_UP) for item in BOUNDS if  value >= item.left and value <= item.right ]
            
    
        # # values = []
        # for row in _BINARY :
        #     # ubound = BOUNDS[row.index(1)]
        #     index = np.where(row == 1)[0][0]
            
        #     ubound = BOUNDS[ index ].right
        #     lbound = BOUNDS[ index ].left
            
        #     x_ = np.round(np.random.uniform(lbound,ubound),ContinuousToDiscrete.ROUND_UP).astype(float)            
        #     values.append(x_)
            
        #     lbound = ubound

        # values = [np.random.uniform() for item in BOUNDS]
        
        return values
            


def train (**_args):
    """
    :params sql
    :params store
    """
    #
    # Let us prepare the data by calling the utility function
    #
    # if 'file' in _args :
    #     #
    #     # We are reading data from a file
    #     _args['data'] = pd.read_csv(_args['file'])
    # else:
    #     #
    #     # data will be read from elsewhere (a data-store)...
    #     pass        
    # if 'ignore' in _args and 'columns' in _args['ignore']:
    
    _inputhandler = prepare.Input(**_args)
    values,_matrix = _inputhandler.convert()
    args  = {"real":_matrix,"context":_args['context']}
    _map = {}
    if 'store' in _args :
        #
        # This 
        
        args['store'] = copy.deepcopy(_args['store']['logs'])
        args['store']['args']['doc'] = _args['context']
        logger = factory.instance(**args['store'])
        args['logger'] = logger
        
        for key in _inputhandler._map :
            beg = _inputhandler._map[key]['beg']
            end = _inputhandler._map[key]['end']
            values = _inputhandler._map[key]['values'].tolist()
            _map[key] = {"beg":beg,"end":end,"values":np.array(values).astype(str).tolist()}
        info = {"rows":_matrix.shape[0],"cols":_matrix.shape[1],"map":_map}
        logger.write({"module":"gan-train","action":"data-prep","context":_args['context'],"input":info})
    
    args['logs'] = _args['logs'] if 'logs' in _args else 'logs'
    args ['max_epochs'] = _args['max_epochs']
    args['matrix_size'] = _matrix.shape[0]
    args['batch_size'] = 2000
    args['partition'] = 0 if 'partition' not in _args else _args['partition']
    os.environ['CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'] = str(args['gpu']) if 'gpu' in args else '0'
    
    trainer = gan.Train(**args)   
    #
    # @TODO: Write the map.json in the output directory for the logs
    # 
    f = open(os.sep.join([_args['logs'],'output',_args['context'],'map.json']),'w')
    f.write(json.dumps(_map))
    f.close()

    trainer.apply()
    pass    
def _train (**args) :
    """
    This function is intended to train the GAN in order to learn about the distribution of the features
    :column     columns that need to be synthesized (discrete)
    :logs       where the output of the (location on disk)
    :id         identifier of the dataset
    :data       data-frame to be synthesized
    :context    label of what we are synthesizing
    """
    column      = args['column'] if (isinstance(args['column'],list)) else [args['column']]
    # CONTINUOUS  = args['continuous'] if 'continuous' in args else []
    # column_id   = args['id']
    df          = args['data'] if not isinstance(args['data'],str) else pd.read_csv(args['data'])
    df.columns = [name.lower() for name in df.columns]
    #
    # @TODO:
    # Consider sequential training of sub population for extremely large datasets
    #
    
    #
    # If we have several columns we will proceed one at a time (it could be done in separate threads)
    # @TODO : Consider performing this task on several threads/GPUs simulataneously
    # 
    for col in column : 
        msize = args['matrix_size'] if 'matrix_size' in args else -1        
        args['real'] = (Binary()).apply(df[col],msize)

        context     = args['context']
        if 'store' in args :
            args['store']['args']['doc'] = context
            logger = factory.instance(**args['store'])
            args['logger'] = logger
            info = {"rows":args['real'].shape[0],"cols":args['real'].shape[1],"name":col,"partition":args['partition']}
            logger.write({"module":"gan-train","action":"data-prep","input":info})
            
        else:
            logger = None
        args['column']  = col
        args['context'] = col

        #
        # If the s
        trainer = gan.Train(**args)        
        trainer.apply()
def get(**args):
    """
    This function will restore a checkpoint from a persistant storage on to disk
    """
    pass
def generate(**_args):
    """
    This function will generate a set of records, before we must load the parameters needed
    :param data
    :param context
    :param logs
    """
    f = open(os.sep.join([_args['logs'],'output',_args['context'],'map.json']))
    _map = json.loads(f.read())
    f.close()
    if 'file' in _args :
        df = pd.read_csv(_args['file'])
    else:
        df = _args['data'] if not isinstance(_args['data'],str) else pd.read_csv(_args['data'])
    args = {"context":_args['context'],"max_epochs":_args['max_epochs'],"candidates":_args['candidates']}
    args['logs'] = _args['logs'] if 'logs' in _args else 'logs'
    args ['max_epochs'] = _args['max_epochs']
    # args['matrix_size'] = _matrix.shape[0]
    args['batch_size'] = 2000
    args['partition'] = 0 if 'partition' not in _args else _args['partition']
    args['row_count'] = df.shape[0]
    #
    # @TODO: perhaps get the space of values here ... (not sure it's a good idea)
    #
    _args['map']  = _map
    _inputhandler = prepare.Input(**_args)
    values,_matrix = _inputhandler.convert()    
    args['values'] = np.array(values)
    if 'gpu' in _args :
        os.environ['CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'] = str(_args['gpu'])
    handler     = gan.Predict (**args)
    handler.load_meta(None)
    #
    # Let us now format the matrices by reverting them to a data-frame with values
    #

    candidates = handler.apply(candidates=args['candidates'])       
    return [_inputhandler.revert(matrix=_matrix) for _matrix in candidates]
    


def _generate(**args):
    """
    This function will generate a synthetic dataset on the basis of a model that has been learnt for the dataset
    @return pandas.DataFrame

    :data   data-frame to be synthesized
    :column   columns that need to be synthesized (discrete)
    :id     column identifying an entity
    :logs   location on disk where the learnt knowledge of the dataset is
    """
    # df      = args['data']
    df      = args['data'] if not isinstance(args['data'],str) else pd.read_csv(args['data'])
    
    CONTINUOUS = args['continuous'] if 'continuous' in args else []
    column      = args['column'] if (isinstance(args['column'],list)) else [args['column']]
    # column_id   = args['id']
    #
    #@TODO:
    #   If the identifier is not present, we should fine a way to determine or make one
    #
    BIN_SIZE    = 4 if 'bin_size' not in args else int(args['bin_size'])
    # NO_VALUE = dict(args['no_value']) if type(args['no_value']) == dict else args['no_value']
    bhandler = Binary()    
    _df     = df.copy()
    for col in column :
        args['context'] = col
        args['column']  = col
        
        msize = args['matrix_size'] if 'matrix_size' in args else -1        
        values = bhandler.get_column(df[col],msize)
        MISSING= bhandler.get_missing(df[col],msize)
        
        
        
        args['values']      = values    
        args['row_count']   = df.shape[0]
        # if col in NO_VALUE :
        #     args['no_value'] = NO_VALUE[col] 
        # else:
        #     args['no_value'] = NO_VALUE
        # novalue = NO_VALUE[col] if NO_VALUE[col] in ['na',''] else NO_VALUE[col]
        # MISSING += [NO_VALUE[col]]
        args['missing'] = MISSING
        #
        # we can determine the cardinalities here so we know what to allow or disallow
        handler     = gan.Predict (**args)
        handler.load_meta(col)
        r           =  handler.apply()                
        if col in CONTINUOUS :
            r[col] = np.array(r[col])            
            _approx = ContinuousToDiscrete.continuous(r[col],BIN_SIZE)  #-- approximating based on arbitrary bins                                
            r[col] = _approx
            
            
            
        _df[col]    = r[col]
        #
        # Let's cast the type to the original type (it makes the data more usable)
        #
        # print (values)
        # print ([col,df[col].dtype,_df[col].tolist()])
        otype       = df[col].dtype
        _df[col]    = _df[col].astype(otype)
        
        #
        # @TODO: log basic stats about the synthetic attribute
        #
        # print (r)s
        # break
        
    return _df