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Add xImage bundles and numerical preprocessing - #125
Multi-frame reconstruction needs a bundle contract that works across imaging domains. This adds numeric NPY, HDF5, and Zarr bundles requiring images, variances, and point-source PSFs, with optional boolean good-pixel masks and per-frame scales. It also adds ROI preprocessing, Gaussian PSF helpers, and robust losses. Legacy camera masks are converted through an explicit adapter.
Validation: 128 foundation tests and repository hooks pass, including minimal bundles in all three formats, mask conversion, and the robust-loss tests.
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The change adds the cuphoton.ximage package. It provides bundle loading and validation, reconstruction preprocessing, Gaussian PSF generation, and robust-loss calculations, with package exports and tests.
Changes: xImage package
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Summary
Bundle loading and public API pyproject.toml, THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, src/cuphoton/ximage/__init__.py, src/cuphoton/ximage/data/*, tests/ximage/test_bundle.py, tests/test_package_layout.py
Defines artifact layouts and bundle operations. Detects and loads NPY, HDF5, and Zarr stores, validates bundle contents, and adds package exports. Tests cover store loading, resource handling, exposure selection, and validation.
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Slice the lazy proxy before you convert it to a NumPy array.
np.asarray(bundle.images)[:, slice_h, slice_w, :] reads the full dataset for HDF5 and Zarr bundles. Only then does it crop to the ROI. variances and masks behave the same way. The masks array has 12 planes, so it is the largest. This defeats the lazy-proxy design and the bounded ROI intent. Large exposures can run out of memory.
Index the proxy first. For NumPy and memmap arrays, behavior does not change.
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Review comment at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py around lines 123 - 124:
In the ROI extraction for images, variances, and masks, apply the slice indices
to each bundle proxy before converting the result with np.asarray. Preserve the
existing ROI dimensions and exposure-time scaling so lazy HDF5 and Zarr reads
load only the selected region.
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Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py:
- Around line 16-21: Update round_down_to_odd so inputs between 0 and 1 cannot
produce a negative odd size: calculate the rounded result, raise ValueError if
it is below 1, and otherwise return it.
- Around line 334-338: Update the positive handling in the preprocessing flow so
the epsilon scale comes from the absolute values in result and uses a nonzero
fallback when that scale is zero; apply the shift so every output value is
strictly positive when positive is enabled.
- Around line 88-90: Validate exposure times before the image and variance
divisions in both prepare functions: add and reuse one helper that ensures the
values are finite, strictly positive, and match the image exposure-axis length,
then returns them in broadcastable shape. Replace each unchecked reshape with
the helper so invalid inputs raise a clear ValueError rather than broadcasting
or failing during division.
Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/psf.py:
- Line 53: Validate that dtype is floating-point before converting the
probability-mass array in this return path, and reject non-floating-point dtypes
so fractional pixel masses are not silently discarded.
- Around line 44-47: Validate that sigma and both offset components are finite
before calculating pixel masses; keep the existing positive-sigma and
two-component offset checks.
- Around line 49-50: Update the PSF edge calculation that uses half_width so
even-sized PSFs are centered on the array center: offset the arange edges by
size / 2 instead of deriving the offset with integer division and subtracting
0.5.
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Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py:
- Around line 123-124: In the ROI extraction for images, variances, and masks,
apply the slice indices to each bundle proxy before converting the result with
np.asarray. Preserve the existing ROI dimensions and exposure-time scaling so
lazy HDF5 and Zarr reads load only the selected region.
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src/cuphoton/ximage/__init__.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/data/__init__.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/data/bundle.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/psf.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/robust.py
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Slice lazy HDF5 and Zarr arrays before calling np.asarray.
np.asarray(bundle.images)[:, slice_h, slice_w, :] reads the full array into memory and then crops it. The same happens for bundle.variances and bundle.masks. XImageBundle keeps HDF5 and Zarr arrays lazy so that callers can read only an ROI. This function removes that benefit. Memory use and I/O then scale with the full stack, not the ROI.
Slice the proxy first. Then convert the cropped result.
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Update the preprocessing logic for images, variances, and masks to slice each
lazy `bundle` array to the ROI before converting the cropped result with
`np.asarray`. Preserve the existing exposure-time normalization and mask
handling.
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- Line 42: Update the size validation in the PSF creation flow before
calculating edges with np.arange: reject non-integer values as well as values
below 1, so gaussian_psf only receives a positive integer size.
Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/robust.py:
- Around line 84-87: Update irls_weights so residuals within the zero threshold
produce a weight of 0, and use a safe denominator for the division branch to
avoid evaluating 0/0. Update the corresponding test expectation for the
zero-residual case.
- Around line 94-100: Update _damped_rl_g so the polynomial powers are evaluated
only on magnitudes within the polynomial branch, or clamp the power input to
that branch’s range before evaluating them. Preserve the existing torch.where
selection and finite magnitude output for values above 1.0, while ensuring
differentiable inputs do not receive nonfinite gradients from the discarded
branch.
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Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py:
- Around line 123-126: Update the preprocessing logic for images, variances, and
masks to slice each lazy `bundle` array to the ROI before converting the cropped
result with `np.asarray`. Preserve the existing exposure-time normalization and
mask handling.
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src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/psf.py
src/cuphoton/ximage/robust.py
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Please review the corrections at bc643e3. The prior inline findings have substantive replies and fixes in their owning stack layers. Check correctness, numerical behavior, resource ownership and public-source disclosure; keep suggestions within the existing xImage scope. The stack now uses the separate CI registry-fallback PR #124.
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Validate mask_mode before expensive preprocessing.
Both public preprocessing functions can read lazy HDF5/Zarr data and run dilation before raising for an unsupported mode. This affects invalid-input failure paths only; supported modes keep the same behavior.
Validate the mode at each public boundary. The helper must validate before np.asarray(...). In the ROI function, validate before evaluating bundle.masks[:, ...], because slicing a lazy proxy can itself read data.
Apply the same boundary validation and _select_masks(...) call in prepare_reconstruction_inputs_roi, after constructing the valid ROI slices.
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Review comment at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py around lines 113 - 121:
Validate mask_mode at the start of both prepare_reconstruction_inputs and
prepare_reconstruction_inputs_roi, before loading or slicing lazy bundle data;
ensure mask-array validation occurs before np.asarray and ROI validation before
evaluating bundle.masks slices. Preserve existing behavior for supported modes.
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- Around line 271-272: Update pad_with_data to reject non-positive height_roi or
width_roi with a ValueError before computing cutout dimensions or calling
select_cutout. Preserve the existing validation for srf and psf_size.
Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/robust.py:
- Line 31: Add finite, strictly positive delta validation to both public
helpers, rho_values and irls_weights, whenever Huber or Cauchy loss is selected;
reject invalid values before calculating loss values or weights. Add rejection
tests for negative, zero, and non-finite delta inputs in both helpers.
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Review comments at @src/cuphoton/ximage/preprocess.py:
- Around line 113-121: Validate mask_mode at the start of both
prepare_reconstruction_inputs and prepare_reconstruction_inputs_roi, before
loading or slicing lazy bundle data; ensure mask-array validation occurs before
np.asarray and ROI validation before evaluating bundle.masks slices. Preserve
existing behavior for supported modes.
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Please check the remaining corrective diff at 8e9399a. Each prior finding has an inline disposition and focused validation. Keep review within the existing xImage behavior and public-source disclosure scope.
For robust scales, #127 validates the schedule endpoints once in the configured CPU dtype (4784d0d); the low-level tensor helpers document caller preconditions (8e9399a). This deliberately avoids synchronizing GPU loss/weight kernels on every call.
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Load numeric image bundles from NPY, HDF5, and Zarr stores. Define
exposure selection, mask policies, and bounded ROI geometry for
multi-exposure reconstruction.
Signed-off-by: Trent Nelson <trentn@nvidia.com>
Reject invalid exposure times, kernel sizes, and Gaussian parameters
before numeric operations. Center even-sized Gaussian kernels and keep
coadd initialization positive for empty or negative inputs.
Slice lazy image, variance, and mask arrays before materializing an ROI.
Signed-off-by: Trent Nelson <trentn@nvidia.com>
Use the zero-residual limit for damped-RL weights and keep inactive
polynomial branches finite during differentiation. Reject nonintegral
Gaussian PSF dimensions before constructing the pixel grid.
Signed-off-by: Trent Nelson <trentn@nvidia.com>
Reject nonpositive ROI dimensions before padding adds the PSF halo.
Check mask modes before either preparation helper accesses bundle data.
Document caller validation for low-level robust scale tensors.
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The bundle loader, ROI helpers, and robust losses read cleanly, and tests/ximage/test_robust.py passes on the pinned torch==2.13.0 (CPU). My main request for this layer is a data contract that does not assume an astronomy survey. The solver is general multi-frame deconvolution, so the same code could take microscopy stacks, satellite frames, or our own xRay detector images if the bundle described frames rather than one camera's exposures. Two things to change before merge: drop or make optional the arrays that reconstruction never reads, and replace the twelve-plane mask with a good-pixel mask.
Require only images, variances, and PSFs. Use optional boolean masks
with valid-pixel defaults and unit exposure scales. Keep twelve-plane
mask conversion in an explicit legacy adapter.
Avoid autograd clamp boundary samples in the damped-RL test.
Signed-off-by: Trent Nelson <trentn@nvidia.com>
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The fixes in 1b467ad cover the requests: bundles need only images, variances, and PSFs, masks are boolean good-pixel arrays, and the twelve-plane rules sit in the legacy adapter. The xImage tests pass on CPU with torch 2.15, including the robust-loss cases.
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Multi-frame reconstruction needs a bundle contract that works across imaging domains. This adds numeric NPY, HDF5, and Zarr bundles requiring images, variances, and point-source PSFs, with optional boolean good-pixel masks and per-frame scales. It also adds ROI preprocessing, Gaussian PSF helpers, and robust losses. Legacy camera masks are converted through an explicit adapter.
Validation: 128 foundation tests and repository hooks pass, including minimal bundles in all three formats, mask conversion, and the robust-loss tests.
Foundation for Rubin adapters and reconstruction.