Poisson Identifiable VAE (pi-VAE) 2.0

This is a Pytorch implementation of Poisson Identifiable Variational Autoencoder (pi-VAE), used to construct latent variable models of neural activity while simultaneously modeling the relation between the latent and task variables (non-neural variables, e.g. sensory, motor, and other externally observable states).

A special thank you to Zhongxuan Wu who helped in the design and testing of this implementation.

Model Versions

pi-VAE 1.0 and 2.0 differ solely in their loss function, specifically how the Kullback–Leibler divergence component of the loss is computed. Additional information is available in the Loss Function - ELBOLoss section of this documentation.

Version 2.0

This codebase is the only known publically available implementation, and also includes an implementation of the Version 1.0 loss function.

Version 1.0

The original implementation by Ding Zhou and Xue-Xin Wei in Tensorflow 1.13 is available here.
Another Pytorch implementation by Lyndon Duong is available here.

Installation

It is possible to install this project using pip:

pip install pi-vae-pytorch

or conda, using the conda-forge channel:

conda install -c conda-forge pi-vae-pytorch

It is also possible to clone this repo and install it using pip:

git clone https://github.com/mmcinnestaylor/pi-vae-pytorch.git
cd pip-vae-pytorch
pip install -e .

Model Architecture

pi-VAE is comprised of three main components: the encoder, the label prior estimator, and the decoder.

MLP Structure

The Multi Layer Perceptron (MLP) is the primary building block of the aforementioned components. Each MLP used in this implementation is configurable by specifying the appropriate parameters when PiVAE is initialized:

number of hidden layers
hidden layer dimension
- applied to all hidden layers within a given MLP
hidden layer activation function
- applied to all non-output layer activations within a given MLP

Encoder

The model's encoder is comprised of a single MLP, which learns to approximate the distribution q(z | x).

Label Prior Estimator

The model's label prior estimator learns to approximate the distribution p(z | u). In the discrete label regime this module is comprised of two nn.Embedding submodules, while in the continuous label regime the module is comprised of a single MLP.

Decoder

The model's decoder learns to map a latent sample z to its predicted firing rate in the model's observation space. Inputs to the decoder are passed through the following submodules:

NFlowLayer
This module is comprised of a MLP which maps z to the concatenation of z and t(z).
GINBlock(s)
Outputs from the NFlowLayer are passed to a series of GINBlock modules. Each GINBlock is comprised of a PermutationLayer and a specified number of AffineCouplingLayer modules. Each AffineCouplingLayer is comprised of a MLP and performs an affine coupling transformation.

Initialization

pi_vae_pytorch.PiVAE(
    x_dim,
    u_dim,
    z_dim,
    discrete_labels=True,
    encoder_n_hidden_layers=2,
    encoder_hidden_layer_dim=128,
    encoder_hidden_layer_activation=nn.Tanh,
    decoder_n_gin_blocks=2,
    decoder_gin_block_depth=2,
    decoder_affine_input_layer_slice_dim=None,
    decoder_affine_n_hidden_layers=2,
    decoder_affine_hidden_layer_dim=None,
    decoder_affine_hidden_layer_activation=nn.ReLU,
    decoder_nflow_n_hidden_layers=2,
    decoder_nflow_hidden_layer_dim=None,
    decoder_nflow_hidden_layer_activation=nn.ReLU,
    decoder_observation_model='poisson',
    decoder_fr_clamp_min=1E-7,
    decoder_fr_clamp_max=1E7,
    label_prior_n_hidden_layers=2,
    label_prior_hidden_layer_dim=32,
    label_prior_hidden_layer_activation=nn.Tanh)

x_dim: int
Dimension of observation x
u_dim: int
Dimension of observation labels u. In the discrete regime, this corresponds to the number of unique classes/labels. In the continuous regime, this corresponds to the dimension of each label.
z_dim: int
Dimension of latent z
discrete_labels: bool, default=True
- True: discrete or False: continuous
Flag denoting the observation's label regime.
encoder_n_hidden_layers: int, default=2
Number of hidden layers in the MLP of the model's encoder.
encoder_hidden_layer_dim: int, default=128
Dimensionality of each hidden layer in the MLP of the model's encoder.
encoder_hidden_layer_activation: nn.Module, default=nn.Tanh
Activation function applied to the outputs of each hidden layer in the MLP of the model's encoder.
decoder_n_gin_blocks: int, default=2
Number of GIN blocks used within the model's decoder.
decoder_gin_block_depth: int, default=2
Number of AffineCouplingLayers which comprise each GIN block.
decoder_affine_input_layer_slice_dim: int, default=None (equivalent to x_dim // 2)
Index at which to split an n-dimensional input x.
decoder_affine_n_hidden_layers: int, default=2
Number of hidden layers in the MLP of each AffineCouplingLayer.
decoder_affine_hidden_layer_dim: int, default=None (equivalent to x_dim // 4)
Dimensionality of each hidden layer in the MLP of each AffineCouplingLayer.
decoder_affine_hidden_layer_activation: nn.Module, default=nn.ReLU
Activation function applied to the outputs of each hidden layer in the MLP of each AffineCouplingLayer.
decoder_nflow_n_hidden_layers: int, default=2
Number of hidden layers in the MLP of the decoder's NFlowLayer.
decoder_nflow_hidden_layer_dim: int, default=None (equivalent to x_dim // 4)
Dimensionality of each hidden layer in the MLP of the decoder's NFlowLayer.
decoder_nflow_hidden_layer_activation: nn.Module, default=nn.ReLU
Activation function applied to the outputs of each hidden layer in the MLP of the decoder's NFlowLayer.
decoder_observation_model: str, default='poisson'
- Either gaussian or poisson
Observation model used by the model's decoder.
decoder_fr_clamp_min: float, default=1E-7
- Only applied when decoder_observation_model='poisson'
Mininimum threshold used when clamping decoded firing rates.
decoder_fr_clamp_max: float, default=1E7
- Only applied when decoder_observation_model='poisson'
Maximum threshold used when clamping decoded firing rates.
label_prior_n_hidden_layers: int, default=2
- Only applied when discrete_labels=False
Number of hidden layers in the MLP of the label prior estimator module.
label_prior_hidden_layer_dim: int, default=32
- Only applied when discrete_labels=False
Dimensionality of each hidden layer in the MLP of the label prior estimator module.
label_prior_hidden_layer_activation: nn.Module, default=nn.Tanh
- Only applied when discrete_labels=False
Activation function applied to the outputs of each hidden layer in the MLP of the label prior estimator module.

Attributes

decoder: nn.Module
The model's decoder module which projects a latent space sample into the model's observation space.
decoder_observation_model: str
- Either poisson or gaussian.
The distribution of the obervsation space samples.
decoder_fr_clamp_min: float
Mininimum threshold used when clamping decoded firing rates.
decoder_fr_clamp_max: float
Maximum threshold used when clamping decoded firing rates.
encoder: nn.Module
The model's encoder module which approximates q(z | x).
inference: bool, default=False
Flag denoting the model inference mode. When True the model is in inference mode.
observation_noise_model: nn.Module
- Only used when decoder_observation_model='gaussian'
The noise model used when computing the pi-VAE's loss.
label_prior: nn.Module
The model's label prior module which approximates p(z | u).

Basic operation

For every observation space sample x and associated label u provided to pi-VAE's forward method, the encoder and label statistics (mean & log of variance) are obtained from the encoder and label prior modules. These values are used to obtain the same statistics from the posterior q(z | x,u).

The reparameterization trick is performed with the resulting mean & log of variance to obtain the sample's representation in the model's latent space. This latent representation is then passed through the model's decoder module, which generates the predicted firing rate in the model's observation space.

Inputs

x: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
Samples in the model's observation space.
u: Tensor, default=None
- shape(n_samples) when using discrete labels
- shape(n_samples, u_dim) when using continuous labels
Label corresponding to each sample. This parameter is not used when the model is in inference mode.

Outputs

A dict with the following items:

encoder_firing_rate: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
Predicted firing rate of encoder_z_sample.
encoder_z_sample: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Latent space representation of each input sample computed from the encoder module's approximation of q(z | x).
encoder_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Mean of each input sample using the encoder module's approximation of q(z | x).
encoder_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Log of variance of each input sample using the encoder module's approximation of q(z | x).
label_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Mean of each input sample using the label prior module's approximation of p(z | u).
label_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Log of variance of input each sample using the label prior module's approximation of p(z | u).
posterior_firing_rate: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
Predicted firing rate of posterior_z_sample.
posterior_z_sample: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Latent space representation of each input sample computed from the approximation of posterior q(z | x,u) ~ q(z | x) × p(z | u).
posterior_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Mean of each input sample using the approximation of posterior of q(z | x,u) ~ q(z | x) × p(z | u).
posterior_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Log of variance of each input sample using the approximation of posterior q(z | x,u) ~ q(z | x) × p(z | u).

Inference Mode

A dict with the following items:

encoder_firing_rate: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
encoder_z_sample: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
encoder_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
encoder_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)

Examples

Continuous Labels

import torch
from pi_vae_pytorch import PiVAE

model = PiVAE(
    x_dim = 100,
    u_dim = 3,
    z_dim = 2,
    discrete_labels=False
)

x = torch.randn(1, 100) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])

u = torch.randn(1, 3) # Size([n_samples, u_dim])

outputs = model(x, u) # dict

Discrete Labels

import torch
from pi_vae_pytorch import PiVAE

model = PiVAE(
    x_dim = 100,
    u_dim = 3,
    z_dim = 2,
    discrete_labels=True
)

x = torch.randn(1, 100) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])

u = torch.randint(u_dim, (1,)) # Size([n_samples])

outputs = model(x, u) # dict

Class Methods

decode(x)
Projects samples in the model's latent space (z_dim) into the model's observation space (x_dim) by passing them through the model's decoder module.

Parameters:
- x: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
  Samples to be projected into the model's observation space.
Returns:
- decoded: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
  Samples projected into the model's observation space.
Example:
```
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2)
z_samples = torch.randn(10, 2) # Size([n_samples, z_dim])

decoded = mdl.decode(z_samples) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])
```
encode(x, return_stats=False)
Projects samples in the model's observation space (x_dim) into the model's latent space (z_dim) by passing them through the model's encoder module.

Parameters:
- x: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
  Samples to be projected into the model's latent space.
- return_stats: bool, default=False
  If True, the mean and log of the variance associated with the encoded sample are returned; otherwise only the encoded sample is returned.
Returns:

When return_stats=True a tuple of tensors, otherwise a single tensor.
- encoded: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
  Samples projected into the model's latent space.
- encoded_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim), optional
  Mean associated with a projected sample.
- encoded_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim), optional
  Log of the variance associated with a projected sample.
Example:
```
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2)
x_samples = torch.randn(10, 100) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])

encoded = mdl.encode(x_samples) # Size([n_samples, z_dim])
encoded, encoded_mean, encoded_log_variance = mdl.encode(x_samples, return_stats=True) # each of Size([n_samples, z_dim])
```
get_label_statistics(u, device=None)
Returns the mean and log of the variance associated with a label u using the label prior estimator of p(z | u).

Parameters:
- u: int, float, list, tuple, or Tensor of shape(1, u_dim)
  Label whose statictics will be returned. An integer is expected in the discrete label regime, while a float, list, tuple or Pytorch Tensor is expected in the continuous label regime.
- device: torch.device, default=None (uses the CPU)
  A torch.device object representing the device on which operations will be performed. Should match the torch.device on which the model resides.
Returns:

A tuple of tensors.
- label_mean: Tensor of shape(1, z_dim)
  Mean of label u.
- label_log_variance: Tensor of shape(1, z_dim)
  Log of the variance of label u.
Examples:
```
## Discrete labels ##

from random import randrange

mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2)
label = randrange(3)

mean, log_variance = mdl.get_label_statistics(label) # each of Size([1, z_dim])
```
```
## Continuous labels ##

# 1-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=1, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)
label = 0.37

mean, log_variance = mdl.get_label_statistics(label) # each of Size([1, z_dim])


# n-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)

# ex tuple: label = (1.33, .82, .4)
# ex list: label = [1.33, .82, .4]
label = torch.randn(3) # Size([1, u_dim])

mean, log_variance = mdl.get_label_statistics(label) # each of Size([1, z_dim])
```
sample(u, n_samples=1, return_z=False, device=None)
Generates random samples in the model's observation space (x_dim). Samples are initially drawn from a Gaussian distribution in the model's latent space (z_dim) corresponding to specified label u. Samples are subsequently projected into the model's observation space (x_dim) by passing them through the model's decoder.

Parameters:
- u: int, float, list, tuple, or Tensor of shape(1, u_dim)
  Label of the samples to generate. An integer is expected in the discrete label regime, while a float, list, tuple or Pytorch Tensor is expected in the continuous label regime.
- n_samples: int, default=1
  Number of samples to generate.
- return_z: bool, default=False
  If True the latent space samples are returned along with the observation space samples. Otheriwse only the observation space samples are returned.
- device: torch.device, default=None (uses the CPU)
  A torch.device object representing the device on which operations will be performed. Should match the torch.device on which the model resides.
Returns:

When return_z=True a tuple of tensors, otherwise a single tensor.
- samples: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
  Randomly generated sample(s) projected into the model's observation space.
- z_samples: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim), optional
  Randomly generated sample(s) in the model's latent space.
Examples:
```
## Discrete labels ##

from random import randrange

mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2)
label = randrange(3)

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])
samples, z_samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10, return_z=True) # Size([n_samples, x_dim]). Size([n_samples, z_dim])
```
```
## Continuous labels ##

# 1-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=1, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)
label = 0.37

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])
samples, z_samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10, return_z=True) # Size([n_samples, x_dim]), Size([n_samples, z_dim])


# n-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)

# ex tuple: label = (1.33, .82, .4)
# ex list: label = [1.33, .82, .4]
label = torch.randn(3) # Size([1, u_dim])

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])
samples, z_samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10, return_z=True) # Size([n_samples, x_dim]), Size([n_samples, z_dim])
```
sample_z(u, n_samples=1, device=None)
Generates random samples in the model's latent space (z_dim). Samples are drawn from a Gaussian distribution corresponding to specified label u.

Parameters:
- u: int, float, list, tuple, or Tensor of shape(1, u_dim)
  Label of the samples to generate. An integer is expected in the discrete label regime, while a float, list, tuple or Pytorch Tensor is expected in the continuous label regime.
- n_samples: int, default=1
  Number of samples to generate.
- device: torch.device, default=None (uses the CPU)
  A torch.device object representing the device on which operations will be performed. Should match the torch.device on which the model resides.
Returns:
- samples: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
  Randomly generated sample(s).
Examples:
```
## Discrete labels ##

from random import randrange

mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2)
label = randrange(3)

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, z_dim])
```
```
## Continuous labels ##

# 1-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=1, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)
label = 0.37

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, z_dim])


# n-D label #
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2, discrete_labels=False)

# ex tuple: label = (1.33, .82, .4)
# ex list: label = [1.33, .82, .4]
label = torch.randn(3) # Size([1, u_dim])

samples = mdl.sample(label, n_samples=10) # Size([n_samples, z_dim])
```
set_inference_mode(state)
Toggles the model's inference state flag. When True, the model's forward method does not utilize the u parameter. When False, the u parameter is utilized. Useful for working with unlabeled data. NOTE: Inference mode must be disabled during model training.

Parameters:
- state: bool
  The desired inference state.
Returns:
- None
Example:
```
mdl = PiVAE(x_dim=100, u_dim=3, z_dim=2) # Inference Mode disabled by default
x_samples = torch.randn(10, 100) # Size([n_samples, x_dim])

mdl.set_inference_mode(True) # Inference Mode enabled
outputs = mdl(x_samples) # dict
```

Static Methods

compute_posterior(mean_0, log_variance_0, mean_1, log_variance_1)
Computes the posterior of two distributions as a product of Gaussians.

Parameters:
- mean_0: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Mean of a distribution.
- log_variance_0: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Log of variance of a distribution.
- mean_1: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Mean of a distribution.
- log_variance_1: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Log of variance of a distribution.
Returns:
- posterior_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Mean of the posterior distribution.
- posterior_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Log of variance of the posterior distribution.

Loss Function - ELBOLoss

pi-VAE learns the deep generative model and the approximate posterior q(z | x, u) of the true posterior p(z | x, u) by maximizing the evidence lower bound (ELBO) of p(x | u). This loss function is implemented in the included ELBOLoss class.

Initialization

pi_vae_pytorch.ELBOLoss(
    version=2,
    alpha=0.5,
    observation_model='poisson',
    device=None)

version: int, default=2
- Either 1 or 2
The version of the loss function.
- Version 1: Computes the KL divergence between the posterior and the label prior.
- Version 2: Computes the KL divergence between the posterior and the label prior as well as between the encoder and label prior. These two values are then weighted by the alpha parameter.
alpha: float, default=0.5
- Only applied when version=2
- Must reside within [0, 1]
Weights the contribution of the encoder KL loss and posterior KL loss to the total KL loss.
```
kl_loss = (alpha * encoder_kl_loss) + ((1 - alpha) * posterior_kl_loss)
```
observation_model: str, default='poisson'
- Either poisson or gaussian
- Should use the same value passed to decoder_observation_model when initializing pi-VAE.
The observation model used by pi-VAE's decoder.
device: torch.device, default=None (uses the CPU)
- Only applied when observation_model='gaussian'
A torch.device object representing the device on which operations will be performed. Should match the torch.device on which the model resides.

Inputs

x: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
Sample(s) in the model's observation space.
posterior_firing_rate: Tensor of shape(n_samples, x_dim)
Predicted firing rate of latent(s) generated from posterior q(z | x,u).
posterior_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Mean from posterior q(z | x,u) ~ q(z | x) × p(z | u).
posterior_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Log of variance from posterior q(z | x,u) ~ q(z | x) × p(z | u).
label_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Mean from the label prior estimator which approximates p(z | u).
label_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim)
Log of variance from the label prior estimator which approximates p(z | u).
encoder_mean: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim), default=None
- Only used when version=2
Mean from the encoder which approximates p(z | x).
encoder_log_variance: Tensor of shape(n_samples, z_dim), default=None
- Only used when version=2
Log of variance from the encoder which approximates p(z | x).
observation_noise_model: nn.Module, default=None
- Only used when observation_model='gaussian'
The noise model used when pi-VAE's decoder utilizes a Gaussian observation model. When pi-VAE is initialized with decoder_observation_model='gaussian', the model's observation_noise_model attribute should be used.

Outputs

loss: Tensor of shape(1)
The total loss of the samples.

Static Methods

compute_kl_loss(mean_0, log_variance_0, mean_1, log_variance_1)
Computes the Kullback–Leibler divergence between two distributions.

Parameters:
- mean_0: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Mean of a distribution.
- log_variance_0: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Log of variance of a distribution.
- mean_1: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Mean of a distribution.
- log_variance_1: Tensor of shape(n_samples, sample_dim)
  Log of variance of a distribution.
Returns:
- kl_loss: Tensor of shape(1)
  The Kullback-Leibler divergence loss.

Examples

Poisson observation model

from pi_vae_pytorch import ELBOLoss

loss_fn = ELBOLoss()

outputs = model(x, u) # Initialized with decoder_observation_model='poisson'

loss = loss_fn(
    x=x,
    posterior_firing_rate=outputs['posterior_firing_rate'],
    posterior_mean=outputs['posterior_mean'],
    posterior_log_variance=outputs['posterior_log_variance'],
    label_mean=outputs['label_mean'],
    label_log_variance=outputs['label_log_variance'],
    encoder_mean=outputs['encoder_mean'],
    encoder_log_variance=outputs['encoder_log_variance']
)

loss.backward()

Gaussian observation model

import torch
from pi_vae_pytorch import ELBOLoss

device = torch.device('cuda' if torch.cuda.is_available() else 'cpu')

model = model.to(device) # Initialized with decoder_observation_model='gaussian'

loss_fn = ELBOLoss(observation_model='gaussian', device=device)

outputs = model(x, u) 

loss = loss_fn(
    x=x,
    posterior_firing_rate=outputs['posterior_firing_rate'],
    posterior_mean=outputs['posterior_mean'],
    posterior_log_variance=outputs['posterior_log_variance'],
    label_mean=outputs['label_mean'],
    label_log_variance=outputs['label_log_variance'],
    encoder_mean=outputs['encoder_mean'],
    encoder_log_variance=outputs['encoder_log_variance']
    observation_noise_model=model.observation_noise_model
)

loss.backward()

Citation

@misc{zhou2020learning,
    title={Learning identifiable and interpretable latent models of high-dimensional neural activity using pi-VAE}, 
    author={Ding Zhou and Xue-Xin Wei},
    year={2020},
    eprint={2011.04798},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    primaryClass={stat.ML}
}

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Model Versions

Version 2.0

Version 1.0

Installation

Model Architecture

MLP Structure

Encoder

Label Prior Estimator

Decoder

Initialization

Attributes

Basic operation

Inputs

Outputs

Inference Mode

Examples

Continuous Labels

Discrete Labels

Class Methods

Static Methods

Loss Function - ELBOLoss

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