Paddle/paddle/pserver/ParameterClient2.h

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#pragma once

#include <atomic>
#include <mutex>
#include <vector>
#include <unordered_map>

#include "paddle/utils/Locks.h"
#include "paddle/math/Matrix.h"
#include "paddle/parameter/Parameter.h"
#include "paddle/utils/Queue.h"
#include "paddle/utils/TypeDefs.h"
#include "paddle/utils/Util.h"
#include "paddle/math/Vector.h"
#include "paddle/utils/Flags.h"
#include "paddle/pserver/BaseClient.h"

#include "ParameterService.pb.h"

#include "SparseParameterDistribution.h"
#include "ProtoServer.h"

P_DECLARE_int32(parallel_thread_num);

namespace paddle {

struct PServerMatrix {
  int64_t handle;
};

struct PServerVector {
  int64_t handle;
};

/**
 * @brief A class to help to prepare server-side operations.
 */
class PreparedOperations {
protected:
  class ResultsAdder;
  struct LocalOperationResult;

public:
  /**
   * Offers an easy way to prepare operations that will be performed on
   * server-side.
   *
   * Usage:
   * @code
   *   addOperation(optype, arguments...)(results...)
   * @endcode
   *
   * Examples:
   * 1. set pserver vector to 1:
   * @code
   *   PServerVector u = parameterClient.createVector();
   *   addOperation(PSERVER_OP_RESET, u, (real)1);
   * @endcode
   *
   * 2. Compute inner product of to pserver vectors.
   * @code
   *   PServerVector u = parameterClient.createVector();
   *   PServerVector v = parameterClient.createVector();
   *   real result;
   *   addOperation(PSERVER_OP_utv, u, v)(&result)
   * @endcode
   *
   * @param[in] operation The operation that pserver will perform.
   * @param[in] args Argument list of the operation
   * @return A ResultsAdder object initialized with the last element of
   *         localResults_.
   */
  template <typename... Args>
  ResultsAdder addOperation(MatrixVectorOperation operation, Args... args) {
    Operation* op = request_.add_operations();
    op->set_operation(operation);
    localResults_.emplace_back();
    addOperationHelper(op, args...);
    return ResultsAdder(&localResults_.back());
  }

protected:
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op) {}

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation that takes a PServerVector
   *        as an operand.
   */
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, PServerVector arg) {
    op->add_pvectors(arg.handle);
  }

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation that takes a PServerMatrix
   *        as an operand.
   */
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, PServerMatrix arg) {
    op->add_pmatrices(arg.handle);
  }

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation that takes a real valued
   *        scalar as an operand.
   */
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, real arg) { op->add_scalars(arg); }

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation that takes a CpuVectorPtr
   *        as an operand.
   * @note The array of CpuVectors that arg points to will be copied to
   *       op's vectors field.
   */
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, CpuVectorPtr arg);

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation that takes a CpuMatrixPtr
   *        as an operand.
   * @note The array of CpuMatrixs that arg points to will be copied to
   *       op's matrices field.
   */
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, CpuMatrixPtr arg);

  /**
   * @brief Helper function to add an new operation and prepare the operands.
   *
   * @tparam Arg An operand of the operation.
   * @tparam Args A list of rest operands of the operation.
   * @param op Pointer to an Operation object.
   */
  template <typename Arg, typename... Args>
  void addOperationHelper(Operation* op, Arg arg, Args... args) {
    addOperationHelper(op, arg);
    addOperationHelper(op, args...);
  }

  /**
   * @brief ResultsAdder offers easy ways to quickly store operation results.
   */
  class ResultsAdder {
  public:
    explicit ResultsAdder(LocalOperationResult* localResult)
        : localResult_(localResult) {}
    template <typename... Args>
    void operator()(Args... args) {
      addResult(args...);
    }
    void addResult() {}
    void addResult(real* arg) { localResult_->resultScalars.push_back(arg); }
    void AddResult(CpuVectorPtr arg) {
      localResult_->resultVectors.push_back(arg);
    }
    void AddResult(CpuMatrixPtr arg) {
      localResult_->resultMatrices.push_back(arg);
    }
    template <typename Arg, typename... Args>
    void addResult(Arg arg, Args... args) {
      addResult(arg);
      addResult(args...);
    }

  protected:
    LocalOperationResult* localResult_;
  };

protected:
  DoOperationRequest request_;
  std::vector<iovec> inputIovs_;
  struct LocalOperationResult {
    std::vector<real*> resultScalars;
    std::vector<CpuVectorPtr> resultVectors;
    std::vector<CpuMatrixPtr> resultMatrices;
  };
  std::vector<LocalOperationResult> localResults_;
  friend class ParameterClient2;
};

struct ParameterSegments {
  std::string name;               // name of the parameter
  size_t id;                      // id of the parameter
};

/**
 * The client interface for parameter server. ParameterClient2 supports 2 modes
 * for managing connections to parameter servers, in the 1st mode one connection
 * is shared by 2 threads that are separately responsible for sending and
 * recieving activities, in the 2nd mode one connection is owned by only one
 * thread, and all the sending and recieving activities run in that single
 * thread.
 * TODO(yanfei):
 * Additional core idea to further optimizate pserver performance is
 * to do sync-sgd based parameter level instead of pserver level.
 * full-parallelization based parameter level for sync-sgd also can
 * sense forwardbackward computation layer-by-layer for more deeper layer
 * model.
 * Firstly, pserver can do full-parallelization on all computation based
 * parameter level instead of waiting for all gradients are finished and
 * start to send back parameters value immediately if parameter is ready
 * instead of waiting for all parameters value are ready
 * Secondly, parameter client can write back parameters to GPU instead of
 * waiting until all parameters are received to CPU host end.
 */
class ParameterClient2 : public BaseClient {
public:
  /** Constructor.
   * @param separate True if sending and recieving activities are separated
   *                 into 2 threads, otherwise false.
   * @param port Port number that parameter client runs on.
   * @param numPorts Number of ports parameter clients occupies,
   *                 numPorts * pserver number is the total number of
   *                 connections the parameter client maintains.
   */
  ParameterClient2(bool separate = false,
                   int port = FLAGS_port, int numPorts = FLAGS_ports_num);

  ~ParameterClient2();

  static int calcParameterBlockSize(const std::vector<ParameterPtr>& parameters,
                                    size_t serviceNum);

public:
  bool init(const std::vector<ParameterPtr>& parameters);

  /// service functions

  /**
   * @brief Sends the segments in parameter to parameter servers, then receives
   *        the response from the servers.
   * @param[in] updateMode Indicates how parameters should be updated on the
   *            server side.
   * @param[in] parameterType Type of parameter that will be sent.
   * @param[in] segments Segments in the parameter that will be sent.
   * @param[in] numSamples Number of samples this update is based on.
   * @param[in] cost Cost of the batch, will be used to calculate global object
   *            value.
   * @param[in] sendBackParameter True if the updated parameters should be sent
   *            back, otherwise false.
   * @param[in] sendBackParameterType Send back parameter type on pserver,
   *            PARAMETER_VALUE by default
   * @param[in] recvParameterType pserver[sendBackParameterType] will be copy to
   *            client[recvParameterType]
   * @note Only parameterType will be sent.
   */
  void sendAndReceiveParameter(
      ParameterUpdateMode updateMode,
      ParameterType parameterType,
      const std::vector<ParameterSegments>& segments,
      int64_t numSamples,
      real cost, bool sendBackParameter,
      ParameterType sendBackParameterType,
      ParameterType recvParameterType);

  /**
   * @brief Sends all parameters to parameter servers, and receives the response
   *        from the servers.
   */
  void sendAndReceiveParameter(
      ParameterUpdateMode updateMode,
      ParameterType parameterType,
      int64_t numSamples,
      real cost,
      bool sendBackParameter,
      ParameterType sendBackParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE,
      ParameterType recvParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE) {
    sendAndReceiveParameter(updateMode, parameterType, allSegments_, numSamples,
                            cost, sendBackParameter, sendBackParameterType,
                            recvParameterType);
  }

  /**
   * @brief Sends the segments in parameter to parameter servers. Each
   *        sendParameter() must be paired with a recvParameter() in the future.
   *        Only parameterType will be sent.
   *
   * @param[in] updateMode Indicates how parameters should be updated on the
   *            server side.
   * @param[in] parameterType Type of parameter that will be sent.
   * @param[in] segments Segments in the parameter that will be sent.
   * @param[in] numSamples Number of samples this update is based on.
   * @param[in] cost Cost of the batch, will be used to calculate global object
   *            value.
   * @param[in] sendBackParameter True if the updated parameters should be sent
   *            back, otherwise false.
   * @param[in] batchStatus Status of the batch.
   * @note This function is non-blocking. This means that parameter should
   *       not change between this call and recvParameter()
   */
  void sendParameter(ParameterUpdateMode updateMode,
                     ParameterType parameterType,
                     const std::vector<ParameterSegments>& segments,
                     int64_t numSamples, real cost, bool sendBackParameter,
                     BatchStatus batchStatus);

  void recvParameter();

  /**
   * Sends all parameters to parameter servers, recvParameter() have to be invoked
   * afterwards.
   *
   * @note This function is non-blocking. This means that if parameter should
   *       not changes between this call and recvParameter()
   */
  void sendParameter(ParameterUpdateMode updateMode,
                     ParameterType parameterType, int64_t numSamples, real cost,
                     bool sendBackParameter, BatchStatus batchStatus) {
    sendParameter(updateMode, parameterType, allSegments_, numSamples, cost,
                  sendBackParameter, batchStatus);
  }

  /// Get all parameters from parameter servers
  void getParameter(ParameterType recvParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE,
                    ParameterType sendBackParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE) {
    sendAndReceiveParameter(PSERVER_UPDATE_MODE_GET_PARAM, PARAMETER_VALUE,
                            0,     // numSamples = 0
                            0,     // cost = 0
                            true,  // sendBackParameter = true
                            sendBackParameterType,
                            recvParameterType);
  }

  /// Get parameters by sparse row ids from parameter servers
  void getParameterSparse(
      ParameterType recvParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE,
      ParameterType sendBackParameterType = PARAMETER_VALUE) {
    sendAndReceiveParameter(PSERVER_UPDATE_MODE_GET_PARAM_SPARSE,
                            PARAMETER_VALUE,
                            0,     // numSamples = 0
                            0,     // cost = 0
                            true,  // sendBackParameter = true
                            sendBackParameterType, recvParameterType);
  }

  /// Set all parameters on parameter servers using the local parameters
  void setParameter() {
    sendAndReceiveParameter(PSERVER_UPDATE_MODE_SET_PARAM, PARAMETER_VALUE,
                            0,       // numSamples = 0
                            0,       // cost = 0
                            false);  // sendBackParameter = false
  }
  /**
   * Set all parameters on parameter servers, values will be zero
   * means do not sending local parameters
   */
  void setParameterZero() {
    sendAndReceiveParameter(PSERVER_UPDATE_MODE_SET_PARAM_ZERO, PARAMETER_VALUE,
                            0,       // numSamples = 0
                            0,       // cost = 0
                            false);  // sendBackParameter = false
  }

  /**
   * @brief Wait until all gradient servers start one pass.
   *
   * @note This is now only used by the gradient servers for "sgd"
   *       algorithm. Calling this function means that the calling gradient
   *       server is ready to start a new pass.
   */
  void waitPassStart();

  /**
   * @brief Wait until all gradient servers finish one pass.
   *
   * @note This is now only used by the gradient servers for "sgd" algorithm.
   *       Calling this function means that the calling gradient server
   *       finishes one pass.
   */
  void waitPassFinish();

  /// Wait until all gradient servers call this function.
  void synchronize(SyncObject syncObjectId = SYNC_DEFAULT);

  /// Called when async-sgd finish pass.
  void asyncFinishPass(SyncObject syncObjectId = SYNC_DEFAULT);

  void asyncStartPass(SyncObject syncObjectId = SYNC_DEFAULT) {
    return synchronize(syncObjectId);
  }

  /**
   * @brief Execute the prepared operations on pservers, fetch the results and
   *        aggregate results from different pservers.
   * @param[in] ops Prepared operations that will be executed on pservers.
   * @param[in] waitForGradient If true, wait for gradient to be ready before
   *            starting the operations.
   * @param[in] sendBackParameter If true, send back the parameter to clients
   *            after the operations are finished.
   * @param[in] If true, and if all clients call waitPassFinish, signal all
   *            clients finish the pass.
   */
  void doOperation(PreparedOperations& ops, bool waitForGradient,
                   bool sendBackParameter, bool releasePass = true);

  /**
   * Set the configuration of pserver, including parameter config and
   * optimization config
   */
  void setConfig(const OptimizationConfig& optConfig,
                 const std::string& saveDir = "", bool isSparseServer = false);

  /// Return true if all pservers are in the given status
  bool inStatus(PServerStatus status);
  bool isPassFinish() { return passFinish_; }

  /// Set pserver status
  void setStatus(PServerStatus status);

  /**
   * @brief Wait until all pservers are at status
   * @note This function is not suitable for frequent use,
   *       because it sleeps 1 second each time when condition is satisfied.
   */
  void waitForStatus(PServerStatus status);

  /// Create a column vector. The size is the dimension of parameter.
  PServerVector createVector();

  /// Release the PServerVector given handle.
  void releaseVector(PServerVector handle);

  /**
   * Create a column major matrix. The number of rows is the dimension of
   * parameter. The number of columns is specifed by numCols.
   */
  PServerMatrix createMatrix(int32_t numCols);

  /// Release the PServerMatrix given handle.
  void releaseMatrix(PServerMatrix handle);

  // Some basic algebra functions
  /// Calculate the dot product of u and v
  real vectorDotProduct(PServerVector u, PServerVector v);

  /// Scale u by a
  void vectorScale(PServerVector u, real a);

  /// Copy from src to dest
  void vectorCopy(PServerVector src, PServerVector dst);

  /// u += v * a
  void vectorAddMult(PServerVector u, PServerVector v, real a);

  /// u = v + w * a
  void vectorAddMultInto(PServerVector u, PServerVector v, PServerVector w,
                         real a);
  /// u = v * a
  void vectorScaleInto(PServerVector u, PServerVector v, real a);

  /// Return pserver parameter value.
  PServerVector getPServerParameterValue() {
    PServerVector vec;
    vec.handle = PARAMETER_VALUE;
    return vec;
  }

  /// Return pserver parameter gradient.
  PServerVector getPServerParameterGradient() {
    PServerVector vec;
    vec.handle = PARAMETER_GRADIENT;
    return vec;
  }

  /**
   * Tell pservers to load value vector from file.
   *
   * @param[in] dirName The directory that contains the value vector file.
   */
  void loadValueVector(const std::string& dirName);

  /// Tell pservers to save value vector to file.
  void saveValueVector(const std::string& dirName);

  void setTrainerId(int trainerId) { trainerId_ = trainerId; }

#ifndef PADDLE_DISABLE_TIMER
  void setForwardbackwardTime(uint64_t delta) { forwardbackwordTime_ = delta; }
#endif

protected:
  template <typename ProtoIn, typename ProtoOut>
  void multiCall(const char* funcName, const ProtoIn& request,
                 std::vector<ProtoOut>* responses) {
    responses->resize(clients_.size());
    size_t numClients = clients_.size();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < numClients; ++i) {
      clients_[i].send(funcName, request);
    }
    for (size_t i = 0; i < numClients; ++i) {
      clients_[i].recv(&(*responses)[i]);
    }
  }

private:
  void destroy();

  /**
   * @brief management function for parallelizing send/recv all connections
   *        to all pservers. it is called under one SyncThreadPool. it
   *        supports to use N thread to control M connections. the receiving
   *        actions can be started until all sending action to all connections
   *        owned by current thread are finished. Different connections controlled
   *        by different threads can transfer data asynchronously.
   */
  void sendParallel(int tid, size_t numThreads,
                    ParameterType recvParameterType);
  /// sending thread routine for asynchronously send data
  void send(int threadId);
  /// receiving thread routing for asynchronously receive data
  void recv(int threadId);

  /**
   * @brief main routine to build data for pserver
   *
   * @note  it can prepare different kinds of parameter type data. it can
   *        be regarded as layer for bridging real parameters data and
   *        protobuf data for communication.
   *        TODO(yanfei):
   *        can abstract additional layer to encode and decode data to/from
   *        protobuf data.
   */
  void prepareSendData(
      ParameterUpdateMode updateMode,
      ParameterType parameterType,  // client send type
      const std::vector<ParameterSegments>& parameterSegments,
      int64_t numSamples, real cost, bool sendBackParameter,
      ParameterType sendBackParameterType,  // send back type in pserver
      BatchStatus batchStatus, SendJob* sendJob);

  /// start necessary threads for threadPool
  void initThreads();

protected:
  /// start port number of pserver
  /// it deduce all ports for dense and sparse with some rules
  int port_;
  /// identify the trainer id using this client
  int trainerId_;

#ifndef PADDLE_DISABLE_TIMER
  uint64_t forwardbackwordTime_;
#endif

  /// map id to parameter used for decoding protobuf data
  std::unordered_map<size_t, ParameterPtr> parameterMap_;
  /// segments for all parameters that needed to sync
  std::vector<ParameterSegments> allSegments_;

  /// module for sensing sparse parameters distribution on all pservers
  std::unique_ptr<SparseParameterDistribution> sparseDistribution_;

  /// thread pool for parallelizing all connections to pservers
  std::unique_ptr<SyncThreadPool> syncThreadPool_;

  bool passFinish_;
};

}  // namespace paddle