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import copy
import pytest
from modelopt.torch.utils._pytree import flatten_tree, unflatten_tree
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"data",
[
(5.0,),
(5,),
(True,),
([5],),
({"a": 5},),
((5,),),
((5, 100, True, False, "hello"),),
({"a": (1, True), "b": (3, False), "d": [3, 4, 5, (6, {"c": 5})]},),
],
)
def test_unflatten_tree(data):
"""A simple test to check if we can fill all kinds of nested data structures."""
# get the values serialized
data_serialized, tree_spec = copy.deepcopy(flatten_tree(data))
# check that no values survived
data_filled_flat, _ = flatten_tree(tree_spec.spec)
assert data_filled_flat == [None] * len(data_filled_flat)
# refill data structure and see if it is the same as before
data_refilled = unflatten_tree(data_serialized, tree_spec)
assert data_refilled == data
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
("data", "expected_keys"),
[
(5, [""]),
([5], ["0"]),
({"a": 5}, ["a"]),
((5,), ["0"]),
((5, 100, True, False, "hello"), ["0", "1", "2", "3", "4"]),
(
{"a": (1, True), "b": (3, False), "d": [3, 4, 5, (6, {"c": 5})]},
["a.0", "a.1", "b.0", "b.1", "d.0", "d.1", "d.2", "d.3.0", "d.3.1.c"],
),
],
)
def test_flatten_tree(data, expected_keys):
"""A simple test to check if we can flatten nested data structures as expected."""
# flatten the data
values, tree_spec = flatten_tree(data)
# check that we get the expected keys
assert expected_keys == tree_spec.names
# try re-building to see if we get same structure
tree_rebuilt = unflatten_tree(copy.deepcopy(values), tree_spec)
assert data == tree_rebuilt