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package org.tensorflow;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
/**
* Driver for {@link Graph} execution.
*
* A {@code Session} instance encapsulates the environment in which {@link Operation}s in a
* {@link Graph} are executed to compute {@link Tensor Tensors}. For example:
*
*
{@code
* // Let's say graph is an instance of the Graph class
* // for the computation y = 3 * x
*
* try (Session s = new Session(graph)) {
* try (Tensor x = Tensor.create(2.0f);
* Tensor y = s.runner().feed("x", x).fetch("y").run().get(0)) {
* System.out.println(y.floatValue()); // Will print 6.0f
* }
* try (Tensor x = Tensor.create(1.1f);
* Tensor y = s.runner().feed("x", x).fetch("y").run().get(0)) {
* System.out.println(y.floatValue()); // Will print 3.3f
* }
* }
* }
*
* WARNING:A {@code Session} owns resources that must be explicitly freed by
* invoking {@link #close()}.
*
*
Instances of a Session are thread-safe.
*/
public final class Session implements AutoCloseable {
/** Construct a new session with the associated {@link Graph}. */
public Session(Graph g) {
this(g, null);
}
/**
* Construct a new session with the associated {@link Graph} and configuration options.
*
* @param g The {@link Graph} the created Session will operate on.
* @param config Configuration parameters for the session specified as a serialized ConfigProto
* protocol buffer.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the config is not a valid serialization of the ConfigProto
* protocol buffer.
*/
public Session(Graph g, byte[] config) {
graph = g;
Graph.Reference r = g.ref();
try {
nativeHandle =
(config == null) ? allocate(r.nativeHandle()) : allocate2(r.nativeHandle(), null, config);
graphRef = g.ref();
} finally {
r.close();
}
}
/** Wrap an existing session with the associated {@link Graph}. */
Session(Graph g, long nativeHandle) {
graph = g;
this.nativeHandle = nativeHandle;
graphRef = g.ref();
}
/**
* Release resources associated with the Session.
*
*
Blocks until there are no active executions ({@link Session.Runner#run()} calls). A Session
* is not usable after close returns.
*/
@Override
public void close() {
graphRef.close();
synchronized (nativeHandleLock) {
if (nativeHandle == 0) {
return;
}
while (numActiveRuns > 0) {
try {
nativeHandleLock.wait();
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
// Possible leak of the Session and Graph in this case?
return;
}
}
delete(nativeHandle);
nativeHandle = 0;
}
}
/**
* Run {@link Operation}s and evaluate {@link Tensor Tensors}.
*
*
A Runner runs the necessary graph fragments to execute every {@link Operation} required to
* evaluate the {@link Tensor Tensors} to fetch. The {@link #feed(String,int,Tensor)} call allows
* callers to override the value of {@link Tensor Tensors} in the graph by substituting the
* provided {@link Tensor Tensors} for the outputs of the operations provided to {@link
* #feed(String,int,Tensor)}.
*/
public final class Runner {
/**
* Avoid evaluating {@code operation} and substitute {@code t} for the value it produces.
*
* @param operation Is either the string name of the operation, in which case this method is a
* shorthand for {@code feed(operation, 0)}, or it is a string of the form
* operation_name:output_index , in which case this method acts like {@code
* feed(operation_name, output_index)}. These colon-separated names are commonly used in the
* {@code SignatureDef} protocol buffer messages that are included in {@link
* SavedModelBundle#metaGraphDef()}.
*/
public Runner feed(String operation, Tensor t) {
return feed(parseOutput(operation), t);
}
/**
* Avoid evaluating the {@code index}-th output of {@code operation} by substituting {@code t}
* for the value it produces.
*
*
Operations in a {@link Graph} can have multiple outputs, {@code index} identifies which
* one {@code t} is being provided for.
*/
public Runner feed(String operation, int index, Tensor t) {
Operation op = operationByName(operation);
if (op != null) {
inputs.add(op.output(index));
inputTensors.add(t);
}
return this;
}
/**
* Use {@code t} instead of the Tensor referred to by executing the operation referred to by
* {@code operand}.
*/
public Runner feed(Operand operand, Tensor t) {
inputs.add(operand.asOutput());
inputTensors.add(t);
return this;
}
/**
* Make {@link #run()} return the output of {@code operation}.
*
* @param operation Is either the string name of the operation, in which case this method is a
* shorthand for {@code fetch(operation, 0)}, or it is a string of the form
* operation_name:output_index , in which case this method acts like {@code
* fetch(operation_name, output_index)}. These colon-separated names are commonly used in
* the {@code SignatureDef} protocol buffer messages that are included in {@link
* SavedModelBundle#metaGraphDef()}.
*/
public Runner fetch(String operation) {
return fetch(parseOutput(operation));
}
/**
* Make {@link #run()} return the {@code index}-th output of {@code operation}.
*
*
Operations in a {@link Graph} can have multiple outputs, {@code index} identifies which
* one to return.
*/
public Runner fetch(String operation, int index) {
Operation op = operationByName(operation);
if (op != null) {
outputs.add(op.output(index));
}
return this;
}
/**
* Makes {@link #run()} return the Tensor referred to by {@code output}.
*/
public Runner fetch(Output output) {
outputs.add(output);
return this;
}
/**
* Makes {@link #run()} return the Tensor referred to by the output of {@code operand}.
*/
public Runner fetch(Operand operand) {
return fetch(operand.asOutput());
}
/**
* Make {@link #run()} execute {@code operation}, but not return any evaluated {@link Tensor
* Tensors}.
*/
public Runner addTarget(String operation) {
GraphOperation op = operationByName(operation);
if (op != null) {
targets.add(op);
}
return this;
}
/**
* Make {@link #run()} execute {@code operation}, but not return any evaluated {@link Tensor
* Tensors}.
*
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the operation is not a {@link GraphOperation}
*/
public Runner addTarget(Operation operation) {
if (!(operation instanceof GraphOperation)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
"Operation of type "
+ operation.getClass().getName()
+ " is not supported in graph sessions");
}
targets.add((GraphOperation) operation);
return this;
}
/**
* Make {@link #run} execute {@code operand}, but not return any evaluated {@link Tensor
* Tensors}.
*/
public Runner addTarget(Operand operand) {
return addTarget(operand.asOutput().op());
}
/**
* (Experimental method): set options (typically for debugging) for this run.
*
*
The options are presented as a serialized RunOptions
* protocol buffer.
*
*
The org.tensorflow package is free of any protocol buffer dependencies in order to remain
* friendly to resource constrained systems (where something like nanoproto may
* be more appropriate). A cost of that is this lack of type-safety in this API function. This
* choice is under review and this function may be replaced by more type-safe equivalents at any
* time.
*/
public Runner setOptions(byte[] options) {
this.runOptions = options;
return this;
}
/**
* Execute the graph fragments necessary to compute all requested fetches.
*
*
WARNING: The caller assumes ownership of all returned {@link Tensor Tensors}, i.e.,
* the caller must call {@link Tensor#close} on all elements of the returned list to free up
* resources.
*
*
TODO(ashankar): Reconsider the return type here. Two things in particular: (a) Make it
* easier for the caller to cleanup (perhaps returning something like AutoCloseableList in
* SessionTest.java), and (b) Evaluate whether the return value should be a list, or maybe a
* {@code Map}?
*
* TODO(andrewmyers): It would also be good if whatever is returned here made it easier to
* extract output tensors in a type-safe way.
*/
public List> run() {
return runHelper(false).outputs;
}
/**
* Execute graph fragments to compute requested fetches and return metadata about the run.
*
* This is exactly like {@link #run()}, but in addition to the requested Tensors, also
* returns metadata about the graph execution in the form of a serialized RunMetadata
* protocol buffer.
*/
public Run runAndFetchMetadata() {
return runHelper(true);
}
private Run runHelper(boolean wantMetadata) {
long[] inputTensorHandles = new long[inputTensors.size()];
long[] inputOpHandles = new long[inputs.size()];
int[] inputOpIndices = new int[inputs.size()];
long[] outputOpHandles = new long[outputs.size()];
int[] outputOpIndices = new int[outputs.size()];
long[] targetOpHandles = new long[targets.size()];
long[] outputTensorHandles = new long[outputs.size()];
// It's okay to use Operation.getUnsafeNativeHandle() here since the safety depends on the
// validity of the Graph and graphRef ensures that.
int idx = 0;
for (Tensor t : inputTensors) {
inputTensorHandles[idx++] = t.getNativeHandle();
}
idx = 0;
for (Output o : inputs) {
inputOpHandles[idx] = o.getUnsafeNativeHandle();
inputOpIndices[idx] = o.index();
idx++;
}
idx = 0;
for (Output o : outputs) {
outputOpHandles[idx] = o.getUnsafeNativeHandle();
outputOpIndices[idx] = o.index();
idx++;
}
idx = 0;
for (GraphOperation op : targets) {
targetOpHandles[idx++] = op.getUnsafeNativeHandle();
}
Reference runRef = new Reference();
byte[] metadata = null;
try {
metadata =
Session.run(
nativeHandle,
runOptions,
inputTensorHandles,
inputOpHandles,
inputOpIndices,
outputOpHandles,
outputOpIndices,
targetOpHandles,
wantMetadata,
outputTensorHandles);
} finally {
runRef.close();
}
List> outputs = new ArrayList>();
for (long h : outputTensorHandles) {
try {
outputs.add(Tensor.fromHandle(h));
} catch (Exception e) {
for (Tensor t : outputs) {
t.close();
}
outputs.clear();
throw e;
}
}
Run ret = new Run();
ret.outputs = outputs;
ret.metadata = metadata;
return ret;
}
private class Reference implements AutoCloseable {
public Reference() {
synchronized (nativeHandleLock) {
if (nativeHandle == 0) {
throw new IllegalStateException("run() cannot be called on the Session after close()");
}
++numActiveRuns;
}
}
@Override
public void close() {
synchronized (nativeHandleLock) {
if (nativeHandle == 0) {
return;
}
if (--numActiveRuns == 0) {
nativeHandleLock.notifyAll();
}
}
}
}
private GraphOperation operationByName(String opName) {
GraphOperation op = graph.operation(opName);
if (op == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("No Operation named [" + opName + "] in the Graph");
}
return op;
}
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
private Output parseOutput(String opName) {
int colon = opName.lastIndexOf(':');
if (colon == -1 || colon == opName.length() - 1) {
return new Output(operationByName(opName), 0);
}
try {
String op = opName.substring(0, colon);
int index = Integer.parseInt(opName.substring(colon + 1));
return new Output(operationByName(op), index);
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
return new Output(operationByName(opName), 0);
}
}
private ArrayList> inputs = new ArrayList>();
private ArrayList> inputTensors = new ArrayList>();
private ArrayList> outputs = new ArrayList>();
private ArrayList targets = new ArrayList();
private byte[] runOptions = null;
}
/** Create a Runner to execute graph operations and evaluate Tensors. */
public Runner runner() {
return new Runner();
}
/**
* Output tensors and metadata obtained when executing a session.
*
* See {@link Runner#runAndFetchMetadata()}
*/
public static final class Run {
/** Tensors from requested fetches. */
public List> outputs;
/**
* (Experimental): Metadata about the run.
*
* A serialized RunMetadata
* protocol buffer. The org.tensorflow package is free of any protocol buffer dependencies
* in order to remain friendly to resource constrained systems (where something like nanoproto may
* be more appropriate). A cost of that is this opaque blob. This choice is under review and
* this field may be replaced by more type-safe equivalents at any time.
*/
public byte[] metadata;
}
private final Graph graph;
private final Graph.Reference graphRef;
private final Object nativeHandleLock = new Object();
private long nativeHandle;
private int numActiveRuns;
// TODO(ashankar): Remove after TensorFlow 1.2 has been released with allocate2().
private static native long allocate(long graphHandle);
private static native long allocate2(long graphHandle, String target, byte[] config);
private static native void delete(long handle);
/**
* Execute a session.
*
*
The author apologizes for the ugliness of the long argument list of this method. However,
* take solace in the fact that this is a private method meant to cross the JNI boundary.
*
* @param handle to the C API TF_Session object (Session.nativeHandle)
* @param runOptions serialized representation of a RunOptions protocol buffer, or null
* @param inputOpHandles (see inputOpIndices)
* @param inputOpIndices (see inputTensorHandles)
* @param inputTensorHandles together with inputOpHandles and inputOpIndices specifies the values
* that are being "fed" (do not need to be computed) during graph execution.
* inputTensorHandles[i] (which corresponds to a Tensor.nativeHandle) is considered to be the
* inputOpIndices[i]-th output of the Operation inputOpHandles[i]. Thus, it is required that
* inputOpHandles.length == inputOpIndices.length == inputTensorHandles.length.
* @param outputOpHandles (see outputOpIndices)
* @param outputOpIndices together with outputOpHandles identifies the set of values that should
* be computed. The outputOpIndices[i]-th output of the Operation outputOpHandles[i], It is
* required that outputOpHandles.length == outputOpIndices.length.
* @param targetOpHandles is the set of Operations in the graph that are to be executed but whose
* output will not be returned
* @param wantRunMetadata indicates whether metadata about this execution should be returned.
* @param outputTensorHandles will be filled in with handles to the outputs requested. It is
* required that outputTensorHandles.length == outputOpHandles.length.
* @return if wantRunMetadata is true, serialized representation of the RunMetadata protocol
* buffer, false otherwise.
*/
private static native byte[] run(
long handle,
byte[] runOptions,
long[] inputTensorHandles,
long[] inputOpHandles,
int[] inputOpIndices,
long[] outputOpHandles,
int[] outputOpIndices,
long[] targetOpHandles,
boolean wantRunMetadata,
long[] outputTensorHandles);
}