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Score Entropy Discrete Diffusion

License: MIT

This repo contains a PyTorch implementation for the paper Discrete Diffusion Modeling by Estimating the Ratios of the Data Distribution by Aaron Lou, Chenlin Meng and Stefano Ermon.

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Design Choices

This codebase is built modularly to promote future research (as opposed to a more compact framework, which would be better for applications). The primary files are

  1. noise_lib.py: the noise schedule
  2. graph_lib: the forward diffusion process
  3. sampling.py: the sampling strategies
  4. model/: the model architecture

Installation

Simply run

conda env create -f environment.yml

which will create a sedd environment with packages installed. Note that this installs with CUDA 11.8, and different CUDA versions must be installed manually. The biggest factor is making sure that the torch and flash-attn packages use the same CUDA version (more found here).

Working with Pretrained Models

Download Models

Our pretrained models are hosted on huggingface (small, medium). However, models can also be loaded in locally (say after training). All functionality is found in load_model.py.

# load in a pretrained model
pretrained_small_model, graph, noise = load_model("louaaron/sedd-small")
pretrained_medium_model, graph, noise = load_model("louaaron/sedd-medium")
# load in a local experiment
local_model, graph, noise = load_model("exp_local/experiment)

This loading gives the model, as well as the graph and noise (which are used for the loss/sampling setup).

Run Sampling

We can run sampling using a command

python run_sample.py --model_path MODEL_PATH --steps STEPS

We can also sample conditionally using

python run_sample_cond.py --model_path MODEL_PATH --step STEPS --prefix PREFIX --suffix SUFFIX

Training New Models

Run Training

We provide training code, which can be run with the command

python run_train.py

This creates a new directory direc=exp_local/DATE/TIME with the following structure (compatible with running sampling experiments locally)

├── direc
│   ├── .hydra
│   │   ├── config.yaml
│   │   ├── ...
│   ├── checkpoints
│   │   ├── checkpoint_*.pth
│   ├── checkpoints-meta
│   │   ├── checkpoint.pth
│   ├── samples
│   │   ├── iter_*
│   │   │   ├── sample_*.txt
│   ├── logs

Here, checkpoints-meta is used for reloading the run following interruptions, samples contains generated images as the run progresses, and logs contains the run output. Arguments can be added with ARG_NAME=ARG_VALUE, with important ones being:

ngpus                     the number of gpus to use in training (using pytorch DDP)
training.accum            number of accumulation steps, set to 1 for small and 2 for medium (assuming an 8x80GB node)
noise.type                one of geometric, loglinear 
graph.type                one of uniform, absorb
model                     one of small, medium
model.scale_by_sigma      set to False if graph.type=uniform (not yet configured)

Some example commands include

# training hyperparameters for SEDD absorb
python train.py noise_lib=loglinear graph.type=absorb model=medium training.accum=2
# training hyperparameters for SEDD uniform
python train.py noise_lib=geometric graph.type=uniform model=small model.scale_by_sigma=False

Other Features

SLURM compatibility

To train on slurm, simply run

python train.py -m args

Citation

@article{lou2024discrete,
  title={Discrete diffusion modeling by estimating the ratios of the data distribution},
  author={Lou, Aaron and Meng, Chenlin and Ermon, Stefano},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2310.16834},
  year={2024}
}

Acknowledgements

This repository builds heavily off of score sde, plaid, and DiT.