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Builds on #84 (merged). This PR computes metrics offline from what #84 records with --record_metric_inputs. Validity and
diversity metrics come in later PRs.
Changes
New autodata_metrics package. Metrics are functions registered with @metric. Each declares the evidence it
requires: an HDF5 path, an env_args, run or attempt-log field, or the source dataset.
Without that evidence, the metric reports not_applicable and names the missing key.
A metric that raises, or returns a non-finite value, is reported as error. The other metrics are still
computed.
The report refuses a dataset, result file and attempt log whose run ids or counts disagree, and a source
other than the run's. A result file from another run is set aside, so an interrupted rerun is reported from
its own attempt log.
validate_dataset.py gains --report, --report_file and two more options:
--gate: bounds with optional version pins; a gated metric that is missing, not applicable or non-finite
fails the gate;
--metrics: loads more metrics from a module.
Report options error without --report.
Run metrics: generation success rate (stop-corrected, with a Wilson interval), demos per GPU-hour, time to
dataset and annotation pass rate. Two diagnostics: planning time and planning failure rate.
New docs page: the metrics reference. Its table of metrics is generated from the @metric declarations at docs
build time.
CI runs autodata_tests/metrics/.
Testing
Unit tests: 388 passed.
End-to-end tests: MimicGen and SkillGen bin pass. Each asserts its workflow's exact set of computed metrics.
On a 50-demo Franka MimicGen run, the report gives a success rate of 0.385 (n = 130).
The docs build passes with -W.
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New Features
Added dataset and generation-run metric reports with built-in viability metrics, optional JSON output, and configurable metric gates in dataset validation.
Reports evaluate recorded data without a simulator and display metric values, unavailable results, or errors.
Bug Fixes
Dataset validation rejects report-specific options when reporting is disabled and requires reporting when a gate is specified.
Reports flag mismatches in recorded run, episode, attempt, and source information.
Documentation
Added a reference page covering metric reports, built-in metrics, and custom metric configuration.
Tests
Added coverage for metric reports, viability calculations, validation behavior, and metric checks during data generation.
Generation, annotation and retargeting now record what dataset metrics
need, without computing any metric:
- Every producer records step_success from the task's success term.
Generation also records the per-step EEF and commanded target poses,
but not object poses, which annotation keeps for the source pool.
- Each exported dataset gets an autodata entry in env_args: run id,
exported count, pose-action layout, robot joint names with simulator
limits, and optional datasheet hardware_limits from the embodiment.
- --result_file adds a run block (run id, seed, revision, input
digests, hardware, setup and generation time) and an attempt log, one
line per attempt with its failure cause and algorithm extras.
- GenerationAlgorithm.attempt_extras() lets an algorithm report
per-attempt facts; SkillGen reports its motion-planning time.
Metrics are plain functions registered with @Metric. Each declares the
evidence it requires (an HDF5 path, an env_args, run or attempt-log
field, or the source dataset); without it the report says which key is
missing instead of computing anything. A metric that raises is reported
as an error without hiding the others. The report refuses a dataset and
run record whose run ids or exported counts differ.
validate_dataset.py --report computes every registered metric, --metrics
loads more from a module, and --gate fails the command when a gated
metric is out of bounds, not applicable or at another version.
Built-in run metrics: generation success rate (stop-corrected, Wilson
interval), demos per GPU-hour, time to dataset, annotation pass rate,
and the failure-share and planning-time diagnostics.
The change adds a metrics package that reads dataset and run evidence, computes built-in viability metrics, and generates reports. The dataset validator can print reports, write JSON, and apply gates. Tests and documentation cover the reporting workflow.
Changes: Dataset Metrics and Reporting
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Summary
Evidence and metric contracts autodata_metrics/evidence.py, autodata_metrics/registry.py, autodata_metrics/__init__.py
The package adds dataset and run evidence access, metric value and specification records, and a decorator that registers metric functions.
The package adds calculations for generation success, demos per GPU-hour, time to dataset, annotation pass rate, planning failure rate, and planning time. Tests cover Wilson intervals and attempt stop correction.
Report generation and validation autodata_metrics/report.py, scripts/validate_dataset.py, autodata_tests/metrics/test_report.py, autodata_tests/utils/test_validate_dataset.py
The report module checks dataset/run consistency, evaluates metrics, formats results, and checks YAML gates. The validator adds report options. Tests cover report outcomes, gate violations, and invalid option combinations.
End-to-end tests check expected metric reports. CI includes metric tests, package discovery includes autodata_metrics, and Sphinx generates the metrics table and reference page.
sequenceDiagram
participant Validator as validate_dataset.py
participant Builder as build_report
participant RunReader as read_run
participant Evaluator as evaluate
participant Gate as gate_violations
Validator->>Builder: dataset and report options
Builder->>RunReader: result file and run ID
Builder->>Evaluator: registered metrics and evidence
Validator->>Gate: report and gate file
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isaac-sim/AutoData#84: This PR reads run metadata and attempt fields recorded by PR #84 for reports and viability metrics.
isaac-sim/AutoData#89: Its package-discovery change must preserve installation of the metrics package added here.
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Reports can omit annotation metrics and misstate CPU-run throughput; address these two localized metric correctness issues before relying on the report.
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- Each run writes its own attempt log, <stem>.<run_id>.attempts.jsonl,
so rerunning with the same --result_file keeps earlier logs, and an
interrupted rerun leaves the earlier result and its log consistent.
- A _failed dataset gets this run's autodata entry only when this run
kept failed episodes, so one left by an earlier run is not relabelled.
- The e2e helper checks the logged successes against the result.
- Docs: only generated datasets have a result file and attempt log.
Each run now writes its own attempt log. The report reads the log named
by the result when the result belongs to the dataset's run; otherwise it
sets the result aside with a warning and reads the log named by the
dataset's run id, so an interrupted rerun is still reported and runs are
never mixed.
…extras
- Metric recording is off by default, so datasets and result files
are unchanged unless --record_metric_inputs is given to generation,
annotation or retargeting. It records the per-step poses and task
success, the autodata entry and, with --result_file, the run block
and attempt log.
- GenerationResult no longer has failure_cause; SkillGen reports
planning_failed in its attempt extras, next to planning_time_s.
- metric_context() docstrings say what they record; the pose-action
entry's columns key is now action_slice.
- Docs: the run linkage holds once the run completes.
…un metrics tests in CI
- The report marks a metric whose value is not a finite number as an
error, and the gate counts a missing or non-numeric value as a
violation.
- validate_dataset.py errors when --result_file, --source, --metrics,
--gate or --report_file is given without --report.
- failure_share is replaced by planning_failure_rate, read from
SkillGen's planning_failed attempt extra.
- CI runs autodata_tests/metrics/.
- Docs: metrics need --record_metric_inputs at recording time.
…s term
- With --record_metric_inputs, the per-step pose term is added to a
custom --recorder_cfg too, unless it already records datagen info.
- Without a success term, step_success is not recorded instead of
failing on the first step.
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- Line 29: Update read_env_args to ensure decoded env_args is an object before
build_report uses .get(); reject non-object JSON during validation or normalize
it to an object before report generation.
Review comments at @autodata_metrics/report.py:
- Around line 70-73: Update the validation around run_ids so that, when a
completed result and attempt log are both present, the log’s length and
successful-attempt count match the result’s num_attempts and num_success.
Preserve the existing interrupted-run path when the result is missing.
- Line 60: Replace the dataset/run consistency assertions in the validator,
including the checks at the referenced locations, with explicit exceptions so
mismatched inputs are rejected even under optimized Python.
- Line 99: Update evaluate to validate nested numeric values in Value.details
before returning an ok row; reject non-finite values as a metric error or
normalize them to null so report output remains valid JSON.
Review comments at @autodata_tests/e2e/test_mimicgen_data_generation.py:
- Line 16: Update the expected metrics derived from RUN_METRICS to use the
recorded run.num_gpus value: remove demos_per_gpu_hour only when num_gpus is
zero, and keep it when num_gpus is nonzero, including for --device cpu runs on
CUDA-capable hosts.
Review comments at @docs/pages/references/metrics.rst:
- Line 57: Rename the custom metric in the example from planning_time to a
distinct name so importing it does not collide with the built-in metric
registration.
- Around line 86-87: Remove the sentence in the metrics documentation that says
adding hardware_limits enables joint-limit metrics; keep the metric_context()
description, and do not imply that joint-limit metrics are available until they
are implemented.
- Around line 22-23: Update the metrics report description around read_run to
state that when a result file has a different run_id, it is set aside and the
dataset run’s attempt log is used as evidence, rather than saying the report
refuses the input.
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- The report refuses a result whose attempt and success counts differ
from its attempt log.
- Run and gate input checks raise ValueError, so they also hold under
python -O.
- Non-finite numbers in a metric's details are reported as null.
- A dataset whose env_args are not a JSON object reads as having none.
- An empty metrics mapping computes no metrics instead of all of them.
- Docs: how the report treats a result from another run; the example
metric gets its own name; joint-limit metrics are not mentioned yet.
- The end-to-end tests run the report through assert_ok_metrics.
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Validate that each configured min or max gate bound is a finite number before
comparing it with the metric value in the gate-validation logic. Reject
non-finite bounds so they cannot result in a passing gate without a valid
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- Line 150: In build_report, before evaluating source-based metrics, compute the
SHA-256 of the supplied source and compare it with the hash recorded in
result["run"]["inputs"]["source"]; reject a mismatch so metrics and gates are
evaluated only against the source used for the completed run.
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- Around line 197-200: Validate that each configured min or max gate bound is a
finite number before comparing it with the metric value in the gate-validation
logic. Reject non-finite bounds so they cannot result in a passing gate without
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- When the result records the run's source, the report refuses a
--source with a different SHA-256, so source-based metrics read the
dataset the run started from.
- A gate entry whose min or max is not a finite number is an error
instead of a bound that can never be violated.
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- Line 192: Update the validation of limits using _is_finite so each bound must
be a finite scalar number, excluding booleans and mappings, before it reaches
comparison logic.
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- Around line 25-26: Qualify the source-verification statement around
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- A gate bound must be an int or float that is finite; YAML booleans
and mappings are errors instead of passing or failing the comparison.
- Docs: the source is verified only when the result file records it.
A completed result records the source under run.inputs.source, but build_report loads source evidence only from its optional source argument. Without that argument, time_to_dataset omits annotation time and annotation_pass_rate becomes not_applicable.
Suggested fix
run_id = read_env_args(h5_file).get("autodata", {}).get("run_id")
result, attempts, warnings = read_run(result_file, run_id) if result_file else (None, None, [])
- source_evidence = Evidence(stack.enter_context(h5py.File(source, "r"))) if source else None+ recorded_source = (result or {}).get("run", {}).get("inputs", {}).get("source")+ source_path = source or (recorded_source or {}).get("path")+ source_evidence = Evidence(stack.enter_context(h5py.File(source_path, "r"))) if source_path else None
evidence = Evidence(h5_file, result, attempts, source_evidence)
warnings += check_same_run(evidence)
source_record = input_record(source)
- recorded_source = evidence.run.get("inputs", {}).get("source")
if source_record and recorded_source and source_record["sha256"] != recorded_source["sha256"]:
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Update build_report to use the completed result’s recorded source path when the
optional source argument is omitted, so Evidence receives source evidence in
either case. Keep an explicitly supplied source as the priority and preserve the
existing source consistency check using recorded_source.
Minor · Record GPU usage from the selected device. · viability.py:83-90
When --device cpu runs on a CUDA-capable host, _hardware() sets gpu from CUDA availability and records num_gpus=1. demos_per_gpu_hour then reports a finite demos/GPU-hour value for the CPU run. Check the selected device before recording GPU usage.
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- if torch.cuda.is_available():+ if torch.cuda.is_available() and torch.device(device).type == "cuda":
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Update _hardware() so it records GPU usage only when CUDA is available and the
selected device is CUDA; keep CPU-selected runs from recording GPU usage even on
CUDA-capable hosts.
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- Around line 151-159: Update build_report to use the completed result’s
recorded source path when the optional source argument is omitted, so Evidence
receives source evidence in either case. Keep an explicitly supplied source as
the priority and preserve the existing source consistency check using
recorded_source.
Review comments at @autodata_metrics/viability.py:
- Around line 83-90: Update _hardware() so it records GPU usage only when CUDA
is available and the selected device is CUDA; keep CPU-selected runs from
recording GPU usage even on CUDA-capable hosts.
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Summary
Builds on #84 (merged). This PR computes metrics offline from what #84 records with
--record_metric_inputs. Validity anddiversity metrics come in later PRs.
Changes
New
autodata_metricspackage. Metrics are functions registered with@metric. Each declares the evidence itrequires: an HDF5 path, an
env_args, run or attempt-log field, or the source dataset.not_applicableand names the missing key.error. The other metrics are stillcomputed.
other than the run's. A result file from another run is set aside, so an interrupted rerun is reported from
its own attempt log.
validate_dataset.pygains--report,--report_fileand two more options:--gate: bounds with optional version pins; a gated metric that is missing, not applicable or non-finitefails the gate;
--metrics: loads more metrics from a module.Report options error without
--report.Run metrics: generation success rate (stop-corrected, with a Wilson interval), demos per GPU-hour, time to
dataset and annotation pass rate. Two diagnostics: planning time and planning failure rate.
New docs page: the metrics reference. Its table of metrics is generated from the
@metricdeclarations at docsbuild time.
CI runs
autodata_tests/metrics/.Testing
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