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Implement legacy config support #74

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created an outline for the new converter from legacy config to omega

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced configuration structure for data processing, model architecture, and training parameters.
    • Introduced a use_augmentations_train flag for optional data augmentations during training.
    • Simplified augmentation settings for improved usability.
    • Added new configuration classes: DataConfig, ModelConfig, TrainerConfig, and TrainingJobConfig.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved inconsistencies in model configuration paths and parameters across various configuration files.
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation for configuration parameters to reflect changes in naming conventions and structures.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined logic for model initialization and configuration management.
    • Improved parameter handling in the KorniaAugmenter class for clarity and flexibility.
  • Tests

    • Updated test cases to align with new configuration structures and parameters.
    • Enhanced validation checks in tests to ensure robustness against configuration changes.

gitttt-1234 and others added 6 commits July 23, 2024 16:30
* Refactor preprocessing config

* Merge train and val data configs

* Remove pipeline name

* Modify backbone_config

* Modify ckpts

* Fix inference tests

* Fix device for inference

* Fix scale in inference

* Fix Predictor

* Modify `bottom_up` to `bottomup`

* Fix bottomup inference

* Fix scale in augmentation
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The changes across various configuration files and code segments focus on enhancing clarity, modularity, and usability in the training and model architecture setup. Key modifications include restructuring paths for training and validation labels, refining augmentation settings, and improving error handling in model initialization. These updates aim to streamline the configuration process, making it more intuitive for users while ensuring flexibility in model management.

Changes

Files Change Summary
docs/config.md, docs/config_bottomup.yaml, docs/config_centroid.yaml, docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml Major restructuring of configuration files, including renaming label paths to train_labels_path and val_labels_path, and enhancing the preprocessing and augmentation settings for clarity and usability.
sleap_nn/architectures/model.py, sleap_nn/inference/predictors.py, sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py Modifications to model handling and inference loading, introducing new parameters for better configurability and adjusting error handling in model instantiation.
sleap_nn/data/augmentation.py, sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py Enhancements to the KorniaAugmenter class and training pipeline logic, allowing for more flexible augmentation parameters and clearer management of preprocessing steps.
tests/... (multiple test files including test_model.py, test_augmentation.py, etc.) Updates to test configurations and assertions to align with the new structure, emphasizing clarity in augmentation handling and improving robustness in model testing.

Possibly related PRs

  • Refactor model pipeline #51: Refactor model pipeline - This PR involves significant changes to the model configuration, including the removal of certain parameters and the introduction of new ones, which aligns with the modifications made in the main PR regarding configuration clarity and usability.
  • Add BottomUp model pipeline #52: Add BottomUp model pipeline - This PR introduces a new pipeline for BottomUp models, which includes changes to the model configuration that relate to the adjustments made in the main PR, particularly in how configurations are structured.
  • Remove Part-names and Edge dependency in config #54: Remove Part-names and Edge dependency in config - This PR's focus on simplifying the configuration by removing redundant parameters is directly related to the main PR's goal of enhancing clarity and usability in configuration files.
  • Refactor model config #61: Refactor model config - This PR addresses the restructuring of configuration sections, which is closely aligned with the main PR's changes to improve the organization and clarity of configuration files.
  • Add minimal pretrained checkpoints for tests and fix PAF grouping interpolation #73: Add minimal pretrained checkpoints for tests and fix PAF grouping interpolation - This PR includes modifications to the configuration files that enhance clarity and usability, similar to the changes made in the main PR.
  • Fix augmentation in TopdownConfmaps pipeline #86: Fix augmentation in TopdownConfmaps pipeline - This PR improves the augmentation logic in the pipeline, which relates to the main PR's focus on enhancing the configuration for data processing and model training.

🐰 In fields of green, I hop with glee,
New paths and changes, oh joy to see!
Labels now clear, my hops are light,
Configs refined, everything feels right!
With augments anew, I dance and play,
Together we train, hip-hip-hooray! 🌼


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@gitttt-1234 gitttt-1234 changed the base branch from main to divya/refactor-aug-config August 13, 2024 21:12
@gitttt-1234 gitttt-1234 changed the base branch from divya/refactor-aug-config to greg/minimalinstances August 13, 2024 21:13
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sleap_nn/legacy_config_converter.py (1)

6-8: Improve function docstring.

The docstring for convert_legacy_json_to_omegaconf should be more descriptive to explain the function's purpose and parameters.

- '''
- this does some cool stuff here :)
- '''
+ """
+ Converts a legacy JSON configuration file to an OmegaConf configuration.
+ 
+ Args:
+     json_file_path (str): Path to the legacy JSON file.
+     config_spec (dict): Specification for mapping legacy keys to OmegaConf keys.
+ 
+ Returns:
+     OmegaConf: The converted configuration.
+ """
tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/initial_config.yaml (1)

10-11: Review Augmentation Configurations

The augmentation_config sections in the YAML files are either empty or not detailed, despite use_augmentations_train being set to true. Ensure that appropriate augmentation settings are specified to optimize the training process.

  • Verify and define the contents of augmentation_config in:
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/training_config.yaml
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/training_config.yaml
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/initial_config.yaml
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml
    • docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml
    • docs/config_bottomup.yaml
    • tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/initial_config.yaml
    • docs/config_centroid.yaml
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Ensure use_augmentations_train is correctly configured.

The use_augmentations_train flag is set to true. Verify that the augmentation settings are appropriate for your training data.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of use_augmentations_train flag in configuration files.

# Test: Search for occurrences of use_augmentations_train.
rg --type yaml 'use_augmentations_train'

Length of output: 762


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the augmentation configuration when use_augmentations_train is true.

# Test: Search for occurrences of augmentation_config in the same files where use_augmentations_train is found.
rg --type yaml 'augmentation_config' tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/training_config.yaml \
    tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/training_config.yaml \
    tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/initial_config.yaml \
    tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml \
    tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml \
    docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml \
    docs/config_bottomup.yaml \
    tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/initial_config.yaml \
    docs/config_centroid.yaml

Length of output: 1140


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract and display the contents of augmentation_config from relevant YAML files.

# Extract the contents of augmentation_config from each file.
for file in tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/training_config.yaml \
            tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/training_config.yaml \
            tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/initial_config.yaml \
            tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml \
            tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml \
            docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml \
            docs/config_bottomup.yaml \
            tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/initial_config.yaml \
            docs/config_centroid.yaml; do
    echo "Contents of augmentation_config in $file:"
    awk '/augmentation_config:/ {flag=1; next} /[^ ]+:/ {flag=0} flag' "$file"
    echo "----------------------------------------"
done

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sleap_nn/data/augmentation.py (1)

190-192: Inconsistent handling of the scale parameter detected.

The scale parameter is converted to a tuple in sleap_nn/data/augmentation.py but is used directly as a float in sleap_nn/data/resizing.py. This could lead to inconsistent behavior if the scale is expected to be a tuple throughout the codebase. Consider reviewing the usage in resizing.py to ensure consistency.

  • sleap_nn/data/resizing.py: Lines where scale is used directly without conversion.
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Ensure correct handling of scale parameter.

The logic to convert a float scale to a tuple is appropriate. Verify that this logic is consistently applied where scale is used.

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# Description: Verify consistent handling of the `scale` parameter in the codebase.

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tests/training/test_model_trainer.py (2)

238-248: Clarify configuration updates.

The updates to the bottomup configuration should be clearly documented or commented to explain why specific keys are being deleted or modified. This helps in understanding the test logic and purpose.

Consider adding comments to explain the rationale behind each configuration update or deletion.


409-420: Clarify configuration updates for BottomUpModel.

The updates to the bottomup configuration should be clearly documented or commented to explain why specific keys are being deleted or modified. This helps in understanding the test logic and purpose.

Consider adding comments to explain the rationale behind each configuration update or deletion.

tests/data/test_pipelines.py (4)

154-185: Enhance readability of augmentation configuration.

The augmentation_config is comprehensive but could benefit from additional comments or documentation to clarify the purpose of each parameter.

+ # Augmentation configuration details
"augmentation_config": {
    "random_crop": {
        "random_crop_p": 0.0,  # Probability of applying random crop
        "crop_height": 160,
        "crop_width": 160,
    },
    "intensity": {
        "uniform_noise_min": 0.0,
        "uniform_noise_max": 0.04,
        "uniform_noise_p": 0.5,
        "gaussian_noise_mean": 0.02,
        "gaussian_noise_std": 0.004,
        "gaussian_noise_p": 0.5,
        "contrast_min": 0.5,
        "contrast_max": 2.0,
        "contrast_p": 0.5,
        "brightness": 0.0,
        "brightness_p": 0.5,
    },
    "geometric": {
        "rotation": 15.0,
        "scale": 0.05,
        "translate_width": 0.02,
        "translate_height": 0.02,
        "affine_p": 0.5,
        "erase_scale_min": 0.0001,
        "erase_scale_max": 0.01,
        "erase_ratio_min": 1,
        "erase_ratio_max": 1,
        "erase_p": 0.5,
        "mixup_lambda": None,
        "mixup_p": 0.5,
    },
},

364-396: Clarify augmentation configuration parameters.

The augmentation_config is detailed but could benefit from additional comments to explain the purpose of each parameter for better readability.

+ # Detailed augmentation configuration
"augmentation_config": {
    "random_crop": {
        "random_crop_p": 1.0,  # Probability of applying random crop
        "crop_height": 160,
        "crop_width": 160,
    },
    "intensity": {
        "uniform_noise_min": 0.0,
        "uniform_noise_max": 0.04,
        "uniform_noise_p": 0.5,
        "gaussian_noise_mean": 0.02,
        "gaussian_noise_std": 0.004,
        "gaussian_noise_p": 0.5,
        "contrast_min": 0.5,
        "contrast_max": 2.0,
        "contrast_p": 0.5,
        "brightness": 0.0,
        "brightness_p": 0.5,
    },
    "geometric": {
        "rotation": 15.0,
        "scale": 0.05,
        "translate_width": 0.02,
        "translate_height": 0.02,
        "affine_p": 0.5,
        "erase_scale_min": 0.0001,
        "erase_scale_max": 0.01,
        "erase_ratio_min": 1,
        "erase_ratio_max": 1,
        "erase_p": 0.5,
        "mixup_lambda": None,
        "mixup_p": 0.5,
    },
},

483-515: Improve augmentation configuration documentation.

The augmentation_config is comprehensive but could benefit from additional comments to clarify the purpose of each parameter.

+ # Augmentation configuration details
"augmentation_config": {
    "random_crop": {
        "random_crop_p": 1.0,  # Probability of applying random crop
        "crop_height": 160,
        "crop_width": 160,
    },
    "intensity": {
        "uniform_noise_min": 0.0,
        "uniform_noise_max": 0.04,
        "uniform_noise_p": 0.5,
        "gaussian_noise_mean": 0.02,
        "gaussian_noise_std": 0.004,
        "gaussian_noise_p": 0.5,
        "contrast_min": 0.5,
        "contrast_max": 2.0,
        "contrast_p": 0.5,
        "brightness": 0.0,
        "brightness_p": 0.5,
    },
    "geometric": {
        "rotation": 15.0,
        "scale": 0.05,
        "translate_width": 0.02,
        "translate_height": 0.02,
        "affine_p": 0.5,
        "erase_scale_min": 0.0001,
        "erase_scale_max": 0.01,
        "erase_ratio_min": 1,
        "erase_ratio_max": 1,
        "erase_p": 0.5,
        "mixup_lambda": None,
        "mixup_p": 0.5,
    },
},

653-685: Add comments for augmentation configuration.

The augmentation_config is detailed but could benefit from additional comments to explain the purpose of each parameter for better readability.

+ # Detailed augmentation configuration
"augmentation_config": {
    "random_crop": {
        "random_crop_p": 1.0,  # Probability of applying random crop
        "crop_height": 100,
        "crop_width": 100,
    },
    "intensity": {
        "uniform_noise_min": 0.0,
        "uniform_noise_max": 0.04,
        "uniform_noise_p": 0.5,
        "gaussian_noise_mean": 0.02,
        "gaussian_noise_std": 0.004,
        "gaussian_noise_p": 0.5,
        "contrast_min": 0.5,
        "contrast_max": 2.0,
        "contrast_p": 0.5,
        "brightness": 0.0,
        "brightness_p": 0.5,
    },
    "geometric": {
        "rotation": 15.0,
        "scale": 0.05,
        "translate_width": 0.02,
        "translate_height": 0.02,
        "affine_p": 0.5,
        "erase_scale_min": 0.0001,
        "erase_scale_max": 0.01,
        "erase_ratio_min": 1,
        "erase_ratio_max": 1,
        "erase_p": 0.5,
        "mixup_lambda": None,
        "mixup_p": 0.5,
    },
},
docs/config.md (3)

16-18: Fix indentation in data_config section.

The indentation in this section does not follow the expected markdown style. Adjust the indentation for consistency.

-    - `train_labels_path`: (str) Path to training data (`.slp` file)
-    - `val_labels_path`: (str) Path to validation data (`.slp` file)
-    - `preprocessing`:
+  - `train_labels_path`: (str) Path to training data (`.slp` file)
+  - `val_labels_path`: (str) Path to validation data (`.slp` file)
+  - `preprocessing`:

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Some grammatical improvements can be made in the text, such as avoiding redundant phrases and ensuring proper punctuation.

- For example, if translate_width=a, then horizontal shift is randomly sampled
+ For example, if translate_width is a, then the horizontal shift is randomly sampled

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-    - `backbone_type`: (str) Backbone architecture for the model to be trained. One of "unet", "convnext" or "swint".
-    - `backbone_config`: (for UNet)
+  - `backbone_type`: (str) Backbone architecture for the model to be trained. One of "unet", "convnext" or "swint".
+  - `backbone_config`: (for UNet)

Consider addressing grammatical suggestions.

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- If True, add an additional block at the end of the encoder. default: True
+ If True, add a block at the end of the encoder. Default: True

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-    - `wandb`: (Only if `use_wandb` is `True`, else skip this)
+  - `wandb`: (Only if `use_wandb` is `True`, else skip this)
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tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml (4)

61-61: Consider the impact of reducing max_epochs.

The max_epochs has been reduced from 10 to 1. This change suggests a shift towards a quicker training cycle, which may affect model convergence. Ensure this aligns with your training objectives.

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The reduction in max_epochs is confirmed. The change from 10 to 1 is isolated to specific test configurations (tests/assets/minimal_instance/initial_config.yaml and tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml). Ensure this aligns with the intended testing objectives.

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3-4: Clarify the distinction between training and validation label paths.

The renaming of labels_path to train_labels_path and val_labels_path improves clarity. Ensure that these changes are consistently applied across the codebase.

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Renaming Consistently Applied Across Codebase

The renaming of labels_path to train_labels_path and val_labels_path has been consistently applied across the codebase. No instances of the old key remain.

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10-12: Ensure crop_hw values are appropriate.

The crop_hw values are set to [160, 160]. Verify that these dimensions are suitable for your data preprocessing needs.

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crop_hw values of [160, 160] are appropriate.

The dimensions [160, 160] are consistently used across the codebase, including in tests and model configurations, indicating they are suitable for the intended data preprocessing tasks. The choice appears deliberate and well-integrated into the system.

  • tests/inference/test_topdown.py: Used in multiple test cases.
  • sleap_nn/data/instance_cropping.py: Utilized in instance cropping logic.
  • sleap_nn/inference/topdown.py: Part of the inference model configuration.
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29-30: Review changes to filters_rate and max_stride.

The filters_rate has been changed to 1.5 and max_stride to 8. These changes may impact model performance and efficiency. Ensure these values are optimal for your model architecture.

tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/initial_config.yaml (2)

3-4: Clarify the distinction between training and validation label paths.

The renaming of labels_path to train_labels_path and val_labels_path improves clarity. Ensure that these changes are consistently applied across the codebase.


30-31: Review changes to filters_rate and max_stride.

The filters_rate has been changed to 1.5 and max_stride to 8. These changes may impact model performance and efficiency. Ensure these values are optimal for your model architecture.

tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/initial_config.yaml (3)

21-32: Updated model configuration.

The adjustments to filters_rate, max_stride, and up_interpolate settings could affect model performance. Consider evaluating these changes' impact on the model's feature extraction and upsampling capabilities.


3-11: Streamlined data configuration.

The restructuring of the data_config section improves clarity by separating training and validation label paths and simplifying augmentation settings. Ensure that the use_augmentations_train flag is correctly utilized in the training pipeline.

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The use_augmentations_train flag is actively used in test cases and integrated into the training pipeline, as confirmed by its presence in sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py. This ensures that the augmentation settings are correctly applied during training.

  • sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py: Handles use_augmentations based on use_augmentations_train.
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62-67: Adjusted training parameters.

The reduction in max_epochs and explicit setting of steps_per_epoch may lead to quicker training cycles. Verify that these changes align with your training objectives and do not compromise the model's performance.

tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml (3)

3-13: Streamlined data configuration.

The restructuring of the data_config section improves clarity by separating training and validation label paths and simplifying augmentation settings. Ensure that the use_augmentations_train flag is correctly utilized in the training pipeline.


35-46: Updated model configuration.

The adjustments to filters_rate, max_stride, and up_interpolate settings could affect model performance. Consider evaluating these changes' impact on the model's feature extraction and upsampling capabilities.


74-74: Adjusted training parameters.

The reduction in max_epochs may lead to quicker training cycles. Verify that this change aligns with your training objectives and does not compromise the model's performance.

tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/training_config.yaml (2)

3-11: Streamlined data configuration.

The restructuring of the data_config section improves clarity by separating training and validation label paths and simplifying augmentation settings. Ensure that the use_augmentations_train flag is correctly utilized in the training pipeline.


36-47: Updated model configuration.

The adjustments to filters_rate, max_stride, and up_interpolate settings could affect model performance. Consider evaluating these changes' impact on the model's feature extraction and upsampling capabilities.

tests/assets/minimal_instance_bottomup/training_config.yaml (3)

3-4: Paths and augmentation settings look good.

The paths for training and validation labels are correctly set, and the augmentation flag is appropriately introduced.

Also applies to: 10-11


32-43: Model configuration updates are appropriate.

The changes to filters_rate, max_stride, and up_interpolate align with the objectives of refining the model architecture.


77-82: Training configuration changes are consistent.

The reduction in max_epochs and the explicit setting of steps_per_epoch reflect a focused training strategy. The checkpoint path update is also appropriate.

docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml (2)

3-4: Paths and augmentation settings look good.

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Also applies to: 13-14


25-36: Model configuration updates are appropriate.

The changes to backbone_type and head_configs align with the objectives of refining the model architecture.

Also applies to: 67-76

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docs/config_bottomup.yaml (3)

3-4: Paths and augmentation settings look good.

The paths for training and validation labels are correctly set, and the augmentation flag is appropriately introduced.

Also applies to: 10-11


22-33: Model configuration updates are appropriate.

The changes to backbone_type and head_configs align with the objectives of refining the model architecture.

Also applies to: 65-78


79-79: Trainer configuration remains consistent.

The training settings are consistent with previous configurations.

tests/inference/test_bottomup.py (3)

17-22: Consolidate configuration paths.

The changes to train_labels_path and val_labels_path simplify access to these paths, which enhances clarity. Ensure that these paths are correctly updated in all relevant parts of the codebase.

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Configuration paths are consistently updated.

The train_labels_path and val_labels_path are consistently set to minimal_instance.pkg.slp across all relevant configuration files, confirming that the paths are correctly consolidated and used throughout the codebase.

  • Files checked include multiple configuration YAML files in the tests/assets and docs directories.
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31-34: Enhance model instantiation with additional parameters.

The addition of skeletons=None and model_type="bottomup" parameters in the BottomUpModel instantiation provides more explicit configuration. Ensure that these parameters align with the intended model behavior.

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Consistent usage of skeletons and model_type parameters in BottomUpModel instantiation.

The skeletons and model_type parameters are consistently used across multiple instances of BottomUpModel in the codebase, aligning with the intended model behavior. This enhances the explicit configuration of the model.

  • tests/training/test_model_trainer.py
  • sleap_nn/inference/predictors.py
  • tests/inference/test_bottomup.py
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42-45: Restructure head configurations.

The changes in accessing head_configs reflect a restructuring of the configuration schema. Ensure that this new structure is consistently used throughout the codebase.

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Consistent restructuring of head configurations confirmed.

The restructuring of head_configs is consistently applied across the codebase, as evidenced by its usage in various Python files, including both test and core files. The changes reflect a coherent application of the new configuration schema.

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docs/config_centroid.yaml (5)

45-45: Reorganize backbone type.

The movement of backbone_type to a higher level in the configuration hierarchy reflects a structural change. Ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.

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Consistent reorganization of backbone_type.

The reorganization of backbone_type is consistently applied across the codebase, as evidenced by its uniform presence in multiple configuration files. No further action is needed.

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10-11: Introduce augmentation flag.

The use_augmentations_train flag provides a clear indication of whether augmentations should be applied during training. Ensure that this flag is correctly used in the training pipeline.

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The use_augmentations_train flag is correctly used in the training pipeline.

The flag use_augmentations_train is utilized in the sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py file, indicating its role in controlling augmentations during training. Additionally, its presence in test files supports its intended functionality. No further action is needed.

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12-40: Streamline augmentation configurations.

The flattened structure of augmentation configurations improves readability and flexibility. Ensure that the updated structure is correctly integrated into the data processing pipeline.

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Streamlined augmentation configurations are correctly integrated.

The augmentation_config is consistently used in the data processing pipeline, particularly in sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py, ensuring the updated structure is applied. The presence of related tests further confirms this integration.

  • Code References: sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py
  • Test References: tests/data/test_pipelines.py
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87-91: Modularize head configurations.

The new structure categorizing heads under single_instance, centered_instance, bottomup, and centroid enhances modularity. Ensure that this modular structure is consistently used across the codebase.

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3-4: Simplify label paths.

The direct reference to train_labels_path and val_labels_path enhances clarity by reducing redundancy. Ensure that these paths are correctly used across the codebase.

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The train_labels_path and val_labels_path are consistently used across multiple configuration files in the codebase, ensuring clarity and reducing redundancy. Ensure these paths are correctly referenced in the application logic where these configurations are utilized.

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    • tests/assets/minimal_instance_centroid/training_config.yaml
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    • tests/assets/minimal_instance/training_config.yaml
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tests/inference/test_single_instance.py (2)

18-24: Improve configuration management.

The structured approach to loading and updating configurations enhances clarity. Ensure that the deletion of specific configurations does not lead to inconsistencies.


56-57: Integrate new data processing components.

The introduction of Resizer and PadToStride enhances the flexibility of the data processing pipeline. Ensure that these components are correctly integrated and used in the pipeline.

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tests/fixtures/datasets.py (3)

52-53: Improved clarity in configuration paths.

The renaming of labels_path to train_labels_path and val_labels_path enhances clarity by explicitly distinguishing between training and validation paths.


61-68: Simplified augmentation settings.

The introduction of the use_augmentations_train flag and the streamlined augmentation configuration improve readability and control over augmentation usage.


75-102: Refined model configuration structure.

The restructuring of the model configuration, including the backbone_type and head configurations, aligns with the new model types and enhances accessibility and clarity.

sleap_nn/architectures/model.py (3)

64-100: Simplified head selection process.

The use of model_type for head selection enhances clarity and reduces complexity. Ensure that all model types are correctly handled.


112-131: Consistent use of model_type in model initialization.

The addition of the model_type parameter in the Model class constructor ensures consistency with the updated get_head function, enhancing modularity.


165-177: Aligned model creation process.

The inclusion of the model_type parameter in the from_config method aligns with the constructor changes, ensuring a consistent model creation process.

tests/inference/test_topdown.py (4)

31-34: Enhanced model initialization flexibility.

The addition of skeletons and model_type parameters in the model loading process improves clarity and flexibility. Verify that these parameters are correctly utilized in all relevant contexts.


74-81: Updated configuration handling in tests.

The updates to the configuration handling in the test ensure alignment with the revised model initialization logic. Verify that the test continues to cover the intended functionality.


179-185: Aligned test configuration with model changes.

The updates to the configuration handling and model loading parameters ensure alignment with the revised model initialization logic. Verify that the test continues to cover the intended functionality.


318-321: Consistent model loading in tests.

The inclusion of skeletons and model_type parameters in the model loading process ensures consistency with the updated model initialization logic. Verify that the test continues to cover the intended functionality.

sleap_nn/data/augmentation.py (12)

157-159: Enhance flexibility in scaling parameters.

The scale parameter now supports multiple formats, which enhances flexibility. Ensure that the handling of these formats is consistent throughout the class.


160-161: Separate translation parameters for clarity.

Splitting translate into translate_width and translate_height improves clarity and control over translations. This change is beneficial for handling different augmentation scenarios.


163-164: Clarify uniform noise parameters.

The separation into uniform_noise_min and uniform_noise_max clarifies the range of noise values, making the code more intuitive.


169-170: Clarify contrast parameters.

The introduction of contrast_min and contrast_max provides clearer control over contrast adjustments.


174-175: Clarify erase scale parameters.

The separation into erase_scale_min and erase_scale_max is a positive change for clarity.


176-177: Clarify erase ratio parameters.

The separation into erase_ratio_min and erase_ratio_max enhances clarity and control.


181-182: Separate random crop dimensions for clarity.

Using random_crop_height and random_crop_width instead of a tuple improves readability and aligns with the other parameter changes.


225-225: Update augmentation logic with new parameters.

Ensure that the augmentation logic correctly uses the new translate_width and translate_height parameters.


235-235: Update noise augmentation logic with new parameters.

The change to use uniform_noise_min and uniform_noise_max should be reflected in the augmentation logic.


254-254: Update contrast augmentation logic with new parameters.

Ensure that the contrast augmentation logic uses contrast_min and contrast_max.


272-273: Update erase augmentation logic with new parameters.

Ensure that the erase augmentation logic uses erase_scale_min, erase_scale_max, erase_ratio_min, and erase_ratio_max.


289-292: Ensure valid random crop dimensions.

The check for positive random_crop_height and random_crop_width is essential. Ensure this validation is comprehensive.

tests/inference/test_predictors.py (6)

57-61: Improve configuration management in tests.

The approach of copying and modifying configurations enhances clarity and reduces side effects. Ensure that this practice is consistently applied across tests.


168-175: Enhance configuration handling in test_single_instance_predictor.

The changes improve configuration management and reduce potential errors. Ensure that the updated configuration logic is consistently applied.


226-233: Improve configuration handling for VideoReader tests.

The changes ensure that configurations are appropriately managed, reducing the risk of unintended side effects.


279-284: Ensure correct configuration update for unrecognized provider test.

The configuration handling is clear and reduces potential errors. Ensure that the configuration logic is consistently applied across similar tests.


320-320: Flexible validation of prediction results.

Changing the assertion to check for a maximum number of instances increases test flexibility. Ensure this flexibility aligns with the intended test behavior.


78-78: Update peak threshold parameter.

Changing peak_threshold to a list allows for more complex thresholding. Verify that this change is compatible with the rest of the codebase.

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Compatibility of peak_threshold list format verified.

The peak_threshold parameter is defined to accept both float and List[float] types, and the code includes logic to handle lists appropriately. This confirms compatibility with the rest of the codebase.

  • sleap_nn/inference/predictors.py: The type annotation Union[float, List[float]] and conditional handling of lists ensure compatibility.
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sleap_nn/data/pipelines.py (7)

46-48: Introduce optional augmentations in the training pipeline.

The new use_augmentations parameter provides flexibility in applying data augmentations. Ensure that this option is consistently handled across pipeline configurations.


54-55: Document the use of augmentations clearly.

The documentation for use_augmentations is clear and informative. Ensure that similar documentation is maintained throughout the codebase.


69-72: Conditional application of intensity augmentations.

The conditional logic for applying intensity augmentations is clear and reduces redundancy.


86-89: Conditional application of geometric augmentations.

The conditional logic for applying geometric augmentations is clear and improves maintainability.


173-198: Streamline augmentation logic in SingleInstanceConfmapsPipeline.

The streamlined augmentation logic enhances clarity and maintainability. Ensure that this approach is consistently applied across different pipelines.


276-300: Streamline augmentation logic in CentroidConfmapsPipeline.

The streamlined augmentation logic improves clarity and maintainability. Ensure that this approach is consistently applied across different pipelines.


379-404: Streamline augmentation logic in BottomUpPipeline.

The streamlined augmentation logic enhances clarity and maintainability. Ensure that this approach is consistently applied across different pipelines.

tests/training/test_model_trainer.py (5)

194-200: Ensure proper deletion of configuration keys.

When deleting keys from a configuration, ensure that these operations do not inadvertently affect other parts of the test or subsequent tests. Consider using context managers or setup/teardown methods to isolate changes.

Verify that the deletion of centered_instance and anchor_part keys does not affect other tests. This can be done by checking if the configuration is reset or copied appropriately between tests.


210-212: Verify configuration key deletion.

Ensure that deleting the centered_instance key and other keys does not lead to unintended side effects in other tests or parts of the code. Consider using a fresh copy of the configuration for each test to maintain isolation.

Verify that the deletion of configuration keys is isolated to this test and does not affect other tests.


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Ensure model initialization consistency.

When initializing models with configurations, ensure that all necessary parameters are set correctly and consistently. Double-check that the pre_trained_weights and backbone_type are compatible with the model being tested.

Verify that the pre_trained_weights and backbone_type settings are valid and compatible with the model architecture.


366-370: Ensure proper configuration handling.

Ensure that the deletion of configuration keys, such as centered_instance, is necessary and does not lead to unintended consequences. Consider using a fresh configuration copy for each test to maintain test isolation.

Verify that the deletion of configuration keys is appropriate and does not impact other tests.


440-450: Ensure proper configuration handling for BottomUpModel.

Ensure that the deletion of configuration keys, such as centered_instance, is necessary and does not lead to unintended consequences. Consider using a fresh configuration copy for each test to maintain test isolation.

Verify that the deletion of configuration keys is appropriate and does not impact other tests.

tests/data/test_pipelines.py (4)

321-321: Verify augmentation flag implementation.

Ensure that the use_augmentations_train flag is correctly implemented in the SingleInstanceConfmapsPipeline to apply or skip augmentations during training.

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Augmentation flag implementation verified.

The use_augmentations_train flag is correctly implemented in the SingleInstanceConfmapsPipeline and related components to control augmentation settings during training. It is used and tested across multiple configurations.

  • Files:
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    • sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py
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560-560: Validate augmentation flag implementation.

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108-109: Verify augmentation configuration usage.

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443-443: Check augmentation flag usage.

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sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py (4)

70-70: Centralized model type initialization.

The introduction of model_type centralizes the model type selection process, enhancing maintainability and clarity in configuring data pipelines and model instantiation.


170-176: Flexible model initialization.

Using model_type to select the appropriate model class enhances flexibility and ensures correct model initialization based on the specified type.


308-311: Model type parameterization.

The addition of model_type as a parameter in the TrainingModel constructor aligns with the centralized model type selection approach, ensuring correct model configuration from the outset.


92-124: Dynamic data pipeline selection.

The use of model_type to dynamically select the appropriate data pipeline simplifies the logic and enhances maintainability. Ensure that model_type is correctly set before this method is called.

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The model_type is assigned values in multiple places in the code, ensuring it is correctly set before its usage in the _create_data_loaders method. This confirms the dynamic data pipeline selection logic is sound.

  • self.model_type is initially set to None and later assigned values in the code.
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sleap_nn/inference/predictors.py (4)

415-421: Conditional peak threshold setting.

The method conditionally sets peak thresholds based on whether peak_threshold is a list or a single float, ensuring correct application for different model components.


472-474: Custom preprocessing configuration.

Returning preprocess_config if it is not None allows for overriding the default data configuration with a custom preprocessing configuration, enhancing flexibility.


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Flexible peak threshold in main function.

The peak_threshold parameter now accepts a Union[float, List[float]], consistent with updates to the Predictor class, allowing for more flexible thresholding options.


Line range hint 86-106:
Flexible peak threshold handling.

The peak_threshold parameter now accepts a Union[float, List[float]], allowing for more flexible thresholding options. Verify that the logic correctly handles both types.

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Flexible peak threshold handling verified.

The peak_threshold parameter is correctly handled as both float and List[float] in the codebase. The logic includes checks for list types and assigns values appropriately, and this is supported by various test cases that use different configurations.

  • sleap_nn/inference/predictors.py: Checks for list type and handles accordingly.
  • Test files: tests/inference/test_predictors.py, tests/inference/test_topdown.py, etc., demonstrate usage with both floats and lists.
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tests/architectures/test_model.py (4)

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Comprehensive test coverage for UNet model.

The test function effectively covers various configurations and ensures consistent model output. The changes are well-structured and maintain readability.

Also applies to: 159-204, 208-253

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Comprehensive test coverage for ConvNext model.

The test function effectively covers various configurations and ensures consistent model output. The changes are well-structured and maintain readability.

Also applies to: 307-323, 328-371, 374-390, 395-438, 441-457


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Comprehensive test coverage for SwinT model.

The test function effectively covers various configurations and ensures consistent model output. The changes are well-structured and maintain readability.

Also applies to: 513-529, 534-579, 582-598


58-58: Verify the exception type in pytest.raises.

The use of KeyError in pytest.raises may not align with the current implementation of get_backbone. Ensure that the function indeed raises a KeyError for invalid inputs.

Also applies to: 84-84

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tests/training/test_model_trainer.py

43-49: Avoid using broad exception handling.

The use of pytest.raises(Exception) is discouraged because it can catch unintended exceptions, making it harder to diagnose issues. Consider specifying a more precise exception type.

- with pytest.raises(Exception):
+ with pytest.raises(SomeSpecificException):

Replace SomeSpecificException with the specific exception you expect.

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sleap_nn/legacy_config_converter.py

20-24: Consider moving get_new_key_from_old outside of the main function.

The nested function get_new_key_from_old could be moved outside of convert_legacy_json_to_omegaconf for better readability and to allow potential reuse.

def get_new_key_from_old(old_key):
    mapping = {
        # Add key mappings here
    }
    return mapping.get(old_key, old_key)  # defaults to old_key if no mapping

def convert_legacy_json_to_omegaconf(json_file_path, config_spec):
    # Function implementation

2-2: Fix import statement for OmegaConf.

The import statement for omegaconf should be corrected to from omegaconf import OmegaConf to ensure proper usage.

- from omegaconf import omegaconf
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27-28: Fix indentation errors.

There are indentation errors in the code that need to be corrected to ensure proper execution.

-   config = OmegaConf.create(mapped_dict)
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docs/config_topdown_centered_instance.yaml

78-78: Consider addressing the TODO comment.

The TODO comment suggests revisiting device and trainer accelerator settings.

Would you like assistance in configuring the device and trainer accelerator settings?

sleap_nn/training/model_trainer.py

338-339: Simplify condition and remove .keys().

Combine the nested if statements and remove the .keys() call for improved readability and performance.

- if "part_names" in head_config[key].keys():
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343-344: Simplify condition and remove .keys().

Combine the nested if statements and remove the .keys() call for improved readability and performance.

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102-103: Avoid using general exceptions in tests.

Using Exception in pytest.raises is discouraged. Consider using a more specific exception type to improve clarity and maintainability.

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sleap_nn/config/trainer_config.py (2)

4-7: Improve docstring: Add attributes or remove empty section.

The docstring provides a brief description of the class purpose, which is good. However, the "Attributes:" section is empty. Consider one of the following options:

  1. If attributes are planned for this class, add them along with their descriptions in the docstring.
  2. If no attributes are currently planned, remove the empty "Attributes:" section to avoid confusion.

Example of option 1:

"""Configurations related to trainer.

Attributes:
    batch_size (int): The number of samples per batch.
    learning_rate (float): The learning rate for the optimizer.
"""

1-7: Consider adding configuration attributes and methods.

The TrainerConfig class provides a good starting point for encapsulating trainer-related configurations. However, it currently lacks any specific attributes or methods. As you continue to develop this class, consider the following:

  1. Add relevant configuration attributes that will be used by the trainer.
  2. Implement any necessary methods for validating or processing the configuration.
  3. If applicable, add type hints to the attributes for better code clarity and IDE support.
  4. Update the docstring with descriptions for each added attribute.

Example:

import attr
from typing import Optional

@attr.s(auto_attribs=True)
class TrainerConfig:
    """Configurations related to trainer.

    Attributes:
        batch_size (int): The number of samples per batch.
        learning_rate (float): The learning rate for the optimizer.
        max_epochs (int): The maximum number of training epochs.
        device (Optional[str]): The device to use for training (e.g., 'cpu', 'cuda'). Defaults to None.
    """
    batch_size: int
    learning_rate: float
    max_epochs: int
    device: Optional[str] = None

    def validate(self) -> None:
        """Validate the configuration values."""
        if self.batch_size <= 0:
            raise ValueError("batch_size must be positive")
        if self.learning_rate <= 0:
            raise ValueError("learning_rate must be positive")
        if self.max_epochs <= 0:
            raise ValueError("max_epochs must be positive")

This structure will provide a more comprehensive and useful configuration class for the trainer.

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sleap_nn/config/data_config.py (2)

4-10: Enhance the class docstring

While the docstring provides a good overview, it could be improved for clarity and completeness.

Consider updating the docstring to follow a standard format (e.g., Google-style) and provide more details about each attribute. Here's a suggested improvement:

class DataConfig:
    """Configuration for data handling in training or testing machine learning models.

    Attributes:
        labels (LabelConfig): Configuration options related to user labels for training or testing.
        preprocessing (PreprocessingConfig): Configuration options related to data preprocessing techniques.
        instance_cropping (InstanceCroppingConfig): Configuration options for instance cropping in centroid and topdown models.
    """

Replace LabelConfig, PreprocessingConfig, and InstanceCroppingConfig with the actual types of these attributes if they are defined elsewhere in your codebase.


1-10: Overall structure and purpose

This file introduces a new DataConfig class that appears to be part of a configuration system for machine learning models. The use of attr.s with auto_attribs=True suggests a focus on clean, maintainable code. The class is designed to hold configuration options for labels, preprocessing, and instance cropping, which are likely crucial components in your ML pipeline.

To complete this class:

  1. Ensure that the __init__ method (not shown here) properly defines the labels, preprocessing, and instance_cropping attributes with appropriate type annotations.
  2. Consider adding validation logic for these attributes if there are specific constraints or expected values.
  3. If this class is part of a larger configuration system, make sure it integrates well with other configuration classes and follows the same design patterns.
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4-10: LGTM: Well-structured docstring with minor suggestion.

The docstring for the ModelConfig class is well-written and follows the Google style guide format. It provides clear descriptions of the class purpose and its attributes.

For consistency, consider ending all attribute descriptions with periods:

"""Configurations related to model architecture.

Attributes:
    backbone: Configurations related to the main network architecture.
    heads: Configurations related to the output heads.
    base_checkpoint: Path to model folder for loading a checkpoint. Should contain the .h5 file.
"""
sleap_nn/config/training_job.py (1)

1-25: Enhance docstring readability with minor formatting improvements.

The file-level docstring provides excellent context and design principles. To further improve its readability, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Use consistent indentation for the numbered list (lines 9-11 and 13-16).
  2. Add a blank line before "Conveniently, this format..." (line 23) to separate it from the previous paragraph.

Here's a suggested diff for the improvements:

 """Serializable configuration classes for specifying all training job parameters.

 These configuration classes are intended to specify all the parameters required to run
 a training job or perform inference from a serialized one.

 They are explicitly not intended to implement any of the underlying functionality that
 they parametrize. This serves two purposes:

-    1. Parameter specification through simple attributes. These can be read/edited by a
-        human, as well as easily be serialized/deserialized to/from simple dictionaries
-        and JSON.
+1. Parameter specification through simple attributes. These can be read/edited by a
+   human, as well as easily be serialized/deserialized to/from simple dictionaries
+   and JSON.

-    2. Decoupling from the implementation. This makes it easier to design functional
-        modules with attributes/parameters that contain objects that may not be easily
-        serializable or may implement additional logic that relies on runtime
-        information or other parameters.
+2. Decoupling from the implementation. This makes it easier to design functional
+   modules with attributes/parameters that contain objects that may not be easily
+   serializable or may implement additional logic that relies on runtime
+   information or other parameters.

 In general, classes that implement the actual functionality related to these
 configuration classes should provide a classmethod for instantiation from the
 configuration class instances. This makes it easier to implement other logic not related
 to the high level parameters at creation time.

+
 Conveniently, this format also provides a single location where all user-facing
 parameters are aggregated and documented for end users (as opposed to developers).
 """
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sleap_nn/config/trainer_config.py (1)

2-3: LGTM: Class definition and decorator usage.

The use of @attr.s(auto_attribs=True) is a good practice for creating data classes with reduced boilerplate code. The class name TrainerConfig follows the PascalCase convention, which is correct for Python classes.

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The use of @attr.s(auto_attribs=True) is a good practice for creating data classes with reduced boilerplate. The class name DataConfig follows the correct PascalCase convention for Python classes.

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2-3: LGTM: Class definition and decorator usage.

The ModelConfig class definition and the use of the @attr.s(auto_attribs=True) decorator are well-implemented. This approach reduces boilerplate code and follows good practices for creating data classes in Python.

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1-40: LGTM with suggested improvements.

Overall, the introduction of the TrainingJobConfig class is well-structured and serves its purpose effectively. The file provides a clear and organized approach to defining training job configurations. The suggested improvements, including docstring formatting, type hinting, and import addition, will further enhance its usability and maintainability.

Great job on implementing this configuration class! Once the suggested changes are applied, this will be a solid foundation for managing training job parameters.

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@attr.s(auto_attribs=True)
class TrainingJobConfig:
"""Configuration of a training job.

Attributes:
data: Configuration options related to the training data.
model: Configuration options related to the model architecture.
optimization: Configuration options related to the training.
outputs: Configuration options related to outputs during training.
name: Optional name for this configuration profile.
description: Optional description of the configuration.
sleap_version: Version of SLEAP that generated this configuration.
filename: Path to this config file if it was loaded from disk.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance class definition with type hints and expand attribute descriptions.

The TrainingJobConfig class is well-structured, but we can improve it further:

  1. Add type hints to the class attributes for better clarity and IDE support.
  2. Provide more detailed descriptions for some attributes, especially data, model, optimization, and outputs.

Here's a suggested improvement for the class definition:

from typing import Optional

@attr.s(auto_attribs=True)
class TrainingJobConfig:
    """Configuration of a training job.

    Attributes:
        data: Configuration options related to the training data, including dataset paths, preprocessing, and augmentation settings.
        model: Configuration options related to the model architecture, such as network type, layers, and activation functions.
        optimization: Configuration options related to the training process, including optimizer settings, learning rate, and batch size.
        outputs: Configuration options related to outputs during training, such as logging frequency, checkpoint saving, and evaluation metrics.
        name: Optional name for this configuration profile.
        description: Optional description of the configuration.
        sleap_version: Version of SLEAP that generated this configuration.
        filename: Path to this config file if it was loaded from disk.
    """
    data: dict
    model: dict
    optimization: dict
    outputs: dict
    name: Optional[str] = None
    description: Optional[str] = None
    sleap_version: Optional[str] = None
    filename: Optional[str] = None

This improvement adds type hints and provides more detailed descriptions for the main configuration attributes.

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parameters are aggregated and documented for end users (as opposed to developers).
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