Code used for experiments in the paper "Clebsch–Gordan Nets: a Fully Fourier Space Spherical Convolutional Neural Network", Risi Kondor, Zhen Lin, Shubhendu Trivedi, Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 2018 (link: https://papers.nips.cc/paper/8215-clebschgordan-nets-a-fully-fourier-space-spherical-convolutional-neural-network)
Update: Additionally, we also provide an implementation of some of the optimizations suggested in the paper: "Efficient Generalized Spherical CNNs" (ICLR 2021) by Cobb et al. https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.11661 These are optional and can be used for faster spherical CNNs (over a baseline CGNet) with some approximation (don't do a full CG product). The corresponding code can be found labelled as "sparse" and "MST" in the python and CUDA code snippets.
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python 3.8 (tested on 3.8.5)
pytorch 1.8.0
tested using cuda 11.1 (only because RTX 30 GPU was used for experiments. Older versions might work as well)
lie_learn: https://github.com/AMLab-Amsterdam/lie_learn
Note that for windows system, you need to change setup.py in the main directory.
Specifically, change extensions = cythonize(extensions) to extensions = cythonize(files)
To be able to run Clebsch-Gordan nets on GPU, we need to build the relevant cuda code first.
There are two versions of SphericalCNN. They are called SphericalCNN and SphericalCNN_fast for now. SphericalCNN has most operations coded up in Python so it is more readable. SphericalCNN_fast puts most of the operations in cuda kernels, so it is a little faster - they do the same thing when used with the same parameters in the paper, however.
This module uses cudaCG module for the GPU support. To build this, (and perform quick testing) do the following:
cd CGNet/cudaCG
python setup.py install
Then run main.py with settings. See main.py for options and how to set them.
NOTE: although the package ClebschGordan is not necessary to run the SphericalCNN codes, it is used in testing the cuda kernel. To install, perform "python setup_cextension.py install" in CGNet/ClebschGordan
see MNIST/README.md.
###SHREC17 example: The original data seems removed. This part of the code is thus not updated yet.