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…ly=True) The search_code_18590.pt files hold numpy arrays (raw TopologySearch.decode() output), which the weights_only=True default of torch.load (PyTorch >= 2.6) refuses. See Project-MONAI/MONAI#9025. - scripts/search.py: save decode() results as tensors - inference.yaml / train.yaml: wrap arch_code in numpy.asarray() and node_a in torch.as_tensor() so both the legacy (numpy) and the new (tensor) files work, with or without the companion MONAI fix (Project-MONAI/MONAI#9143) - inference.yaml / train.yaml: load the search code with map_location='cpu'. It is architecture metadata consumed on the host (TopologyConstruction moves it to its own device; node_a is only indexed in DiNTS.forward), and with a tensor file map_location='cuda' would hand numpy.asarray a CUDA tensor - bump versions / changelog: pancreas 0.5.4, multi_organ 0.0.7 Validated on CPU only (no CUDA machine available). Signed-off-by: 12yuuuu <yu1inge2@gmail.com>
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- Line 9: Convert the checkpoints used by all four `arch_ckpt` loaders to tensor
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| arch_ckpt_path: "$@bundle_root + '/models/search_code_18590.pt'" | ||
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| arch_ckpt: "$torch.load(@arch_ckpt_path, map_location='cpu')" |
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Publish tensor-format search-code artifacts for all four loaders.
With PyTorch 2.6+, these calls default to weights_only=True. The restricted loader rejects the existing NumPy-format checkpoints before numpy.asarray or torch.as_tensor can run. Re-save and publish the tensor-format checkpoints, then update their large_files.yml hashes. (docs.pytorch.org)
models/multi_organ_segmentation/configs/inference.yaml#L9-L9: Ensure this loader's checkpoint is tensor-format and its artifact hash is updated.models/multi_organ_segmentation/configs/train.yaml#L12-L12: Ensure this loader's checkpoint is tensor-format and its artifact hash is updated.models/pancreas_ct_dints_segmentation/configs/inference.yaml#L9-L9: Ensure this loader's checkpoint is tensor-format and its artifact hash is updated.models/pancreas_ct_dints_segmentation/configs/train.yaml#L12-L12: Ensure this loader's checkpoint is tensor-format and its artifact hash is updated.
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Convert the checkpoints used by all four `arch_ckpt` loaders to tensor format
and update their corresponding hashes in `large_files.yml`:
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Thanks for flagging this. Agreed, the existing NumPy-format checkpoints fail during torch.load, before the downstream conversions can run.
This is already documented under “Action needed from maintainers” in the PR description. The conversion script (convert_search_code.py) is attached to the linked issue, but I don’t have upload access to the official artifact hosts.
Could a maintainer help publish the tensor-format checkpoints for both bundles and update the corresponding large_files.yml hashes? The changes in this PR prepare the loaders for those files and ensure future search outputs are saved as tensors.
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@12yuuuu, thanks for clarifying. The remaining work requires a maintainer with upload access to the official artifact hosts.
A maintainer needs to:
- Publish tensor-format search-code checkpoints for both bundles using the attached
convert_search_code.py. - Update the corresponding
large_files.ymlhashes. - Verify that the published checkpoints load with
torch.load(..., weights_only=True)and work with all four configs.
The loader changes and tensor-format search outputs prepare the code for this migration. This finding remains open until the published artifacts and hashes are updated and verified.
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Hi @12yuuuu since these files are only about 4kB could you please re-encode them as PyTorch contents and upload them directly into a |
Per review: search_code_18590.pt is only ~4 kB per bundle, so commit it under models/<bundle>/models/ re-encoded as a tensor checkpoint (values and dtypes unchanged, verified against the hosted originals with torch.load(weights_only=True) and numpy.array_equal) and drop the entries from large_files.yml. Update the bundle changelogs accordingly. Signed-off-by: 12yuuuu <yu1inge2@gmail.com>
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Hi @ericspod, done:
The other config changes are kept because released MONAI still uses |
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Related: Project-MONAI/MONAI#9025 (issue), Project-MONAI/MONAI#9143 (companion MONAI fix).
Description
models/search_code_18590.ptinpancreas_ct_dints_segmentationandmulti_organ_segmentationstores four
numpy.ndarrayentries (node_a,arch_code_a,arch_code_c,arch_code_a_max) —the raw output of
TopologySearch.decode()saved byscripts/search.py. Since PyTorch 2.6torch.loaddefaults toweights_only=True, whose unpickler rejectsnumpy.core.multiarray._reconstruct, so the bundles fail to load(details and a no-exec inspection of the real file are in the issue thread).
scripts/search.py: convert the decoded codes withtorch.as_tensorbeforetorch.save,so newly produced search codes load under the safe default.
configs/inference.yaml/train.yaml:arch_codeentries wrapped innumpy.asarray(...)andnode_aintorch.as_tensor(...), so the configs work with the legacy numpy file, with atensor-format file, and with MONAI versions before/after MONAI#9143.
configs/inference.yaml/train.yaml:arch_ckptis now loaded withmap_location='cpu'instead of
torch.device('cuda'). The search code is a few hundred bytes of architecturemetadata that is consumed on the host:
TopologyConstructionmovesarch_codeto its owndevice, andnode_ais only indexed in Python insideDiNTS.forward(torch.from_numpyalways produced a CPU tensor there, so this keeps the previous behaviour). With a tensor-format
file,
map_location='cuda'would handnumpy.asarraya CUDA tensor (TypeError: can't convert cuda:0 device type tensor to numpy) and would also refuse to load on machines without CUDA.configs/metadata.json: version + changelog bumped (0.5.3 -> 0.5.4, 0.0.6 -> 0.0.7).Testing
modified
inference.yamlbuilds the network from both the legacy numpy file and a tensor-formatfile (
ConfigParser, withnum_blocks/num_depthsshrunk to match a small synthetic searchcode);
node_astays on CPU as before.map_location='cpu'change is reasoned from documented PyTorch behaviour, not exercised ona GPU here; a run of bundle inference on a CUDA machine (or the premerge CI) would be appreciated.
pre-commit runon the changed files passes (ruff / black / isort / pretty-format-json / check-yaml).Action needed from maintainers
The currently hosted
search_code_18590.pt(NVIDIA CDN / Hugging FaceMONAI/<bundle>)still contains numpy arrays, so
torch.loadin the configs keeps failing under the defaultuntil the file is re-saved with tensors. A converter that re-saves and verifies the file
(
convert_search_code.py) is attached to the issue thread; once re-uploaded,large_files.yml(
hash_val) should be updated — I don't have upload access to either host.Summary by CodeRabbit