import os, pickle, copy, cv2, torch, time, shutil, warnings
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from PIL import Image
import tensorflow as tf
from pathlib import Path
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import torch.nn.functional as F
from tensorflow.keras.layers import Conv2D
from typing import List, Optional, Tuple, Any
from HMB.Utils import SafeTrapz
from HMB.PlotsHelper import SaveMatplotlibFigure
from HMB.Initializations import EnsureCUDAAvailable
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class OptunaMLPipelineSHAPExplainer(object):
r'''
A class to perform SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) analysis on a trained machine learning model.
This class provides a pipeline for loading a trained model and its associated data, preparing the test set
to match the training pipeline (including feature selection and scaling), computing SHAP values for model
interpretability, and generating a variety of SHAP-based visual explanations (waterfall, force, bar, beeswarm,
scatter, and summary plots).
SHAP is a unified approach to explain the output of any machine learning model. It connects game theory with
local explanations, providing both global and local interpretability.
Attributes:
baseDir (str): Base directory containing data and results.
experimentFolderName (str): Name of the folder containing model storage files.
testFilename (str): Filename of the test dataset.
targetColumn (str): Name of the target column in the dataset.
pickleFilePath (str): Path to the pickled model/storage file.
shapStorageKeyword (str): Keyword for the storage path where SHAP results will be saved.
dpi (int): Dots per inch for saving plots.
storagePath (str): Full path for saving SHAP visualizations.
objects (dict): Loaded model objects (model, scaler, etc.).
testData (pd.DataFrame): Loaded test data.
XTest (pd.DataFrame): Test features.
yTest (pd.Series): Test target.
model: Trained model.
explainer: SHAP explainer object.
shapValues: Computed SHAP values.
yPred: Model predictions.
yPredDecoded: Decoded predictions.
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
import HMB.ExplainabilityHelper as eh
explainer = eh.SHAPExplainer(
baseDir="path/to/baseDir",
experimentFolderName="Experiment1",
testFilename="test_data.csv",
targetColumn="target",
pickleFilePath=None,
shapStorageKeyword="SHAP_Results",
dpi=1080,
csvName="Optuna_Best_Params.csv"
)
explainer.LoadModelAndData(maxNoRecords=100)
explainer.ComputeShapValues()
explainer.MakePredictions()
explainer.VisualizeExplanations(
instanceIndex=0,
categoryToExplain="all",
noOfRecords=150,
noOfFeatures=5
)
Notes
-----
SHAP visualizations are saved as PNG and PDF files in the specified storage directory.
The class supports both global and local interpretability visualizations.
For more information about SHAP and its visualization techniques, see:
https://shap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
'''
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def __init__(
self,
baseDir,
experimentFolderName,
testFilename,
targetColumn,
pickleFilePath,
shapStorageKeyword,
csvName="Optuna_Best_Params.csv",
dpi=1080,
):
r'''
Initialize the SHAPExplainer object with file paths and configuration.
Parameters:
baseDir (str): Base directory containing data and results.
experimentFolderName (str): Name of the folder containing model storage files.
testFilename (str): Filename of the test dataset.
targetColumn (str): Name of the target column in the dataset.
pickleFilePath (str): Path to the pickled model/storage file (if not provided, it will be constructed).
shapStorageKeyword (str): Keyword for the storage path where SHAP results will be saved.
csvName (str, optional): Filename for the CSV containing Optuna's best parameters (default: "Optuna_Best_Params.csv").
dpi (int, optional): Dots per inch for saving plots (default: 1080).
Notes
-----
- The storage directory for SHAP results will be created if it does not exist.
- All attributes are initialized to None except for configuration parameters.
'''
self.baseDir = baseDir # Store the base directory path.
self.experimentFolderName = experimentFolderName # Store the storage folder name.
self.testFilename = testFilename # Store the test dataset filename.
self.targetColumn = targetColumn # Store the target column name.
self.pickleFilePath = pickleFilePath # Store the pickle file path.
self.shapStorageKeyword = shapStorageKeyword # Store the storage path for results.
self.csvName = csvName # Store the CSV filename for Optuna's best parameters.
self.dpi = dpi # Store the DPI for saving plots.
self.objects = None # Placeholder for loaded model objects.
self.testData = None # Placeholder for loaded test data.
self.XTest = None # Placeholder for test features.
self.yTest = None # Placeholder for test target.
self.model = None # Placeholder for the trained model.
self.explainer = None # Placeholder for the SHAP explainer.
self.shapValues = None # Placeholder for computed SHAP values.
self.yPred = None # Placeholder for model predictions.
self.yPredDecoded = None # Placeholder for decoded predictions.
# Construct the full path for the storage directory.
self.storagePath = os.path.join(self.baseDir, self.experimentFolderName, self.shapStorageKeyword)
# Create the storage directory if it does not exist.
if (not os.path.exists(self.storagePath)):
os.makedirs(self.storagePath)
# Define category labels and colors for visualization (these will be populated after loading data).
self.categoryMap = {}
self.categoryColors = {}
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def LoadModelAndData(self, maxNoRecords=10):
r'''
Load the trained model objects and the test dataset from files, and prepare the test data.
This method loads the model, scaler, feature selector, and other objects from a pickle file,
reads the test dataset, applies the same preprocessing pipeline as used during training
(feature selection, scaling), and limits the number of records if specified.
Refer to the class "OptunaTuning" documentation in the "MachineLearningHelper" module for details
on how the model and preprocessing objects are stored.
Parameters:
maxNoRecords (int, optional): Maximum number of records to limit the test dataset to (default: 10).
Notes
-----
- Ensures that the test data columns match those used during training.
- Applies the same scaler and feature selector as in the training pipeline.
- If maxNoRecords is set, randomly samples up to that number of records from the test set.
- Prints the Optuna's best parameters and columns used during training.
'''
# Define the path to the file containing the best parameters from Optuna.
optunaBestParamsFile = os.path.join(self.baseDir, self.experimentFolderName, self.csvName)
# Load the best parameters from the Optuna file.
optunaBestParamsDF = pd.read_csv(optunaBestParamsFile)
# Replace NaN values with "None".
optunaBestParamsDF.fillna("None", inplace=True)
# Extract the parameters from the DataFrame.
optunaBestParams = optunaBestParamsDF.iloc[0].to_dict()
# Print each parameter and its value.
print("Optuna Best Parameters:")
for key, value in optunaBestParams.items():
print(f"{key}: {value}")
# Extract model name for potential file naming.
modelName = optunaBestParams["Model"]
# Determine the pickle file path to load.
if (not self.pickleFilePath):
# Construct pattern if path not directly provided (this logic might need review).
scalerName = optunaBestParams["Scaler"] if (optunaBestParams["Scaler"] != "None") else None
fsTech = optunaBestParams["FS Tech"] if (optunaBestParams["FS Tech"] != "None") else None
fsRatio = optunaBestParams["FS Ratio"] if (optunaBestParams["FS Ratio"] != "None") else None
if (fsTech is None):
fsRatio = None
dataBalanceTech = optunaBestParams["DB Tech"] if (optunaBestParams["DB Tech"] != "None") else None
outliersTech = optunaBestParams["Outliers Tech"] if (optunaBestParams["Outliers Tech"] != "None") else None
pattern = f"{modelName}_{scalerName}_{fsTech}_{fsRatio}_{dataBalanceTech}_{outliersTech}.p"
else:
pattern = self.pickleFilePath
# Load the storage dictionary from the pickle file.
with open(
os.path.join(self.baseDir, self.experimentFolderName, f"{pattern}"),
"rb", # Open the file in read-binary mode.
) as f:
self.objects = pickle.load(f) # Load the objects (model, scaler, etc.) from the file.
# Make a copy of the pickle file in the SHAP storage directory for reference.
shutil.copy(
os.path.join(self.baseDir, self.experimentFolderName, f"{pattern}"),
os.path.join(self.storagePath, f"{pattern}")
)
# Read the test data from the specified CSV file.
self.testData = pd.read_csv(os.path.join(self.baseDir, self.testFilename))
# Separate features and target variable from the test data.
self.XTest = self.testData.drop(columns=[self.targetColumn]) # Drop the target column to get features.
self.yTest = self.testData[self.targetColumn] # Extract the target column.
# Use the columns selected during training to ensure consistency.
print("Columns used during training:", self.objects["CurrentColumns"])
self.XTest = self.XTest[self.objects["CurrentColumns"]]
# Apply any feature encoders used during training, if available.
featuresEncoders = self.objects.get("FeaturesEncoders", None)
if (featuresEncoders is not None):
for col, enc in featuresEncoders.items():
if (col in self.XTest.columns):
self.XTest[col] = enc.transform(self.XTest[col])
# Apply the same scaler used during training, if available.
if (self.objects["Scaler"]):
self.XTest = self.objects["Scaler"].transform(self.XTest) # Normalize the features.
self.XTest = pd.DataFrame(self.XTest, columns=self.objects["CurrentColumns"]) # Convert back to DataFrame.
# Apply the same feature selector used during training, if available.
if (self.objects["FeatureSelector"]):
self.XTest = self.objects["FeatureSelector"].transform(self.XTest) # Select features.
self.XTest = pd.DataFrame(self.XTest, columns=self.objects["SelectedFeatures"]) # Convert back to DataFrame.
# Retrieve the trained model from the loaded objects.
self.model = self.objects["Model"]
# Check if the number of records exceeds the maximum limit.
if (maxNoRecords is not None):
# Limit the number of records.
if (self.XTest.shape[0] > maxNoRecords):
self.XTest = self.XTest.sample(n=maxNoRecords, random_state=42)
# Ensure target variable matches the sampled features.
self.yTest = self.yTest.loc[self.XTest.index]
# Define category labels and colors
self.categories = list(self.yTest.unique())
self.colors = [
"#2E86AB", "#A23B72", "#F18F01", "#C73E1D", "#6A0572",
"#AB83A1", "#F2545B", "#FBC687", "#4B3832", "#3A86FF",
"#FF006E", "#8338EC", "#3A0CA3", "#4361EE", "#F72585",
"#720026", "#EBEBD3", "#FF7F11", "#FF9F1C", "#2EC4B6"
]
if (len(self.categories) > len(self.colors)):
print("Warning: More categories than colors. Some categories will share colors.")
self.colors = self.colors * (len(self.categories) // len(self.colors) + 1)
# Define category labels and colors using CamelCase for fixed text keys.
self.categoryMap = {}
self.categoryColors = {}
for i, (cat, color) in enumerate(zip(self.categories, self.colors)):
self.categoryMap[i] = cat
self.categoryColors[cat] = color
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def ComputeShapValues(self, maxEvals=None):
r'''
Initialize the SHAP explainer and compute SHAP values for the test set.
This method creates a SHAP explainer object using the trained model and the prepared test features,
then computes SHAP values for the test set to explain model predictions.
Parameters:
maxEvals (int, optional): Maximum number of evaluations for the SHAP explainer (default: None, which means noOfFeatures * 2 + 1).
Notes
-----
- The computed SHAP values are stored in self.shapValues.
- Prints the shape of the computed SHAP values.
- The SHAP explainer is stored in self.explainer.
'''
import shap
# Initialize SHAP explainer using the trained model and prepared test data.
noOfFeatures = self.XTest.shape[1]
if (maxEvals is None):
maxEvals = noOfFeatures * 2 + 2
print(f"Initializing SHAP explainer with max_evals={maxEvals} for {noOfFeatures} features.")
self.explainer = shap.Explainer(self.model.predict, self.XTest, max_evals=maxEvals)
# Compute SHAP values for the test set to explain model predictions.
self.shapValues = self.explainer(self.XTest)
# Display the shape of the computed SHAP values.
print("SHAP values shape:", self.shapValues.shape)
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def MakePredictions(self):
r'''
Make predictions on the test set using the loaded model and decode them.
This method uses the trained model to predict on the prepared test features,
and decodes the predicted labels back to their original form using the stored label encoder.
Notes
-----
- The predictions are stored in self.yPred.
- The decoded predictions are stored in self.yPredDecoded.
'''
# Make predictions on the prepared test set.
self.yPred = self.model.predict(self.XTest)
# Decode the predicted labels back to their original form using the stored label encoder.
self.yPredDecoded = self.objects["LabelEncoder"].inverse_transform(self.yPred)
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def VisualizeComparativeFeatureImportance(self, noOfFeatures=10):
r'''
Generate a comparative bar plot showing SHAP feature importance across AMD categories.
This method computes mean absolute SHAP values per feature for each diagnostic category
and visualizes them in a grouped bar chart for direct comparison.
Parameters:
noOfFeatures (int, optional): Number of top features to display (default: 10).
'''
# Get unique categories present in test data with CamelCase mapping.
categories = sorted([self.categoryMap.get(c, f"Class: {c}") for c in self.yTest.unique()])
# Initialize dictionary to store feature importance per category.
featureImportance = {}
# Extract feature names from test data columns.
featureNames = self.XTest.columns.tolist()
# Iterate through unique category labels and their mapped names.
for catLabel, catName in zip(
self.yTest.unique(),
[self.categoryMap.get(c, f"Class: {c}") for c in self.yTest.unique()]
):
# Create boolean mask for current category samples.
mask = self.yTest == catLabel
# Skip categories with insufficient sample size for statistical reliability.
if (mask.sum() < 5):
continue
# Compute mean absolute SHAP value for each feature within current category.
catShap = np.abs(self.shapValues.values[mask]).mean(axis=0)
# Store computed importance values in dictionary with CamelCase key.
featureImportance[catName] = catShap
# Convert feature importance dictionary to DataFrame for easier manipulation.
dfImportance = pd.DataFrame(featureImportance, index=featureNames)
# Add overall mean column to rank features by aggregate importance.
dfImportance["OverallMean"] = dfImportance.mean(axis=1)
# Select top features by overall mean importance value.
topFeatures = dfImportance.nlargest(noOfFeatures, "OverallMean").index.tolist()
# Create plotting DataFrame excluding the helper column.
dfPlot = dfImportance.loc[topFeatures].drop(columns=["OverallMean"])
# --- Grouped Bar Plot (Recommended for clarity) ---
# Generate x-axis positions for feature bars.
x = np.arange(len(topFeatures))
# Calculate bar width based on number of categories for proper spacing.
width = 0.8 / len(categories)
# Create matplotlib figure and axis with specified size.
# Be robust when `plt` is patched/mocked in tests: plt.subplots() may return a
# single object (e.g. a MagicMock) instead of a (fig, ax) tuple. Handle both
# cases to avoid "not enough values to unpack" errors.
_subp = plt.subplots(figsize=(12, 8))
if (isinstance(_subp, tuple)):
fig, ax = _subp
else:
fig = _subp
ax = getattr(fig, "axes", None)
if (isinstance(ax, (list, tuple)) and len(ax) > 0):
ax = ax[0]
elif (ax is None):
# Fallback: treat the returned object itself as the axis (works for mocks)
ax = fig
# Iterate through categories to plot grouped bars.
for idx, catName in enumerate(categories):
# Skip categories not present in plotting DataFrame.
if (catName not in dfPlot.columns):
continue
# Extract SHAP values for current category.
values = dfPlot[catName].values
# Plot bar with offset position, color, and styling.
ax.bar(
x + idx * width - (len(categories) - 1) * width / 2,
values,
width,
label=catName,
color=self.categoryColors.get(catName, None),
edgecolor="black",
linewidth=0.5
)
# Set x-axis label with descriptive text.
ax.set_xlabel("Feature", fontsize=11)
# Set y-axis label indicating metric displayed.
ax.set_ylabel("Mean |SHAP Value|", fontsize=11)
# Set plot title with bold formatting for emphasis.
ax.set_title("Comparative SHAP Feature Importance Across Categories", fontsize=13, fontweight="bold")
# Configure x-axis tick positions.
ax.set_xticks(x)
# Configure x-axis tick labels with rotation for readability.
ax.set_xticklabels(
[feat.replace("_", " ") for feat in topFeatures],
rotation=45, ha="right", fontsize=9
)
# Add legend with title and font sizing.
ax.legend(title="Category", fontsize=10, title_fontsize=11)
# Add horizontal grid lines for visual reference.
ax.grid(axis="y", linestyle="--", alpha=0.3)
# Place grid lines behind plot elements.
ax.set_axisbelow(True)
# Add values on the top of each bar segment for clarity.
for idx, catName in enumerate(categories):
if (catName not in dfPlot.columns):
continue
values = dfPlot[catName].values
for i, value in enumerate(values):
if (value > 0): # Only annotate bars with positive values.
ax.text(
x[i] + idx * width - (len(categories) - 1) * width / 2,
value + 0.01, # Position text slightly above the bar.
f"{value:.2f}", # Format value to two decimal places.
ha="center", va="bottom", fontsize=10, color="black"
)
# Adjust layout to prevent label clipping and save using helper.
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Comparative_Bar_Grouped", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# --- Optional: Stacked Bar Plot (Alternative view) ---
# Create new figure and axis for stacked visualization.
# See note above for robust handling when plt is mocked.
_subp = plt.subplots(figsize=(12, 8))
if (isinstance(_subp, tuple)):
fig, ax = _subp
else:
fig = _subp
ax = getattr(fig, "axes", None)
if (isinstance(ax, (list, tuple)) and len(ax) > 0):
ax = ax[0]
elif (ax is None):
ax = fig
# Initialize bottom array for cumulative stacking.
bottom = np.zeros(len(topFeatures))
# Iterate through categories to stack bars.
for catName in categories:
# Skip categories not present in plotting DataFrame.
if (catName not in dfPlot.columns):
continue
# Extract SHAP values for current category.
values = dfPlot[catName].values
# Plot stacked bar with cumulative bottom positioning.
ax.bar(
topFeatures,
values,
bottom=bottom,
label=catName,
color=self.categoryColors.get(catName, None),
edgecolor="black",
linewidth=0.3
)
# Update bottom array for next category stacking.
bottom += values
# Set x-axis label for stacked plot.
ax.set_xlabel("Feature", fontsize=11)
# Set y-axis label for stacked plot.
ax.set_ylabel("Mean |SHAP Value|", fontsize=11)
# Set title for stacked plot with bold formatting.
ax.set_title("Stacked SHAP Feature Importance Across Categories", fontsize=13, fontweight="bold")
# Configure x-axis tick labels with rotation.
ax.set_xticklabels(
[feat.replace("_", " ") for feat in topFeatures],
rotation=45, ha="right", fontsize=9
)
# Add legend with title for stacked plot.
ax.legend(title="Category", fontsize=10, title_fontsize=11)
# Add horizontal grid lines for stacked plot.
ax.grid(axis="y", linestyle="--", alpha=0.3)
# Place grid lines behind elements in stacked plot.
ax.set_axisbelow(True)
# Adjust layout for stacked plot and save using helper.
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Comparative_Bar_Stacked", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# Print confirmation message with storage path.
print(f"Comparative SHAP bar plots saved to {self.storagePath}")
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def VisualizeDependenceWithAnnotations(self, topFeatures=None):
r'''
Generate SHAP dependence plots for specified top features with automatic interaction detection.
Parameters:
topFeatures (list of str, optional): List of feature names to generate dependence plots for.
If None, the top 4 features by mean absolute SHAP value will be selected automatically.
'''
import shap
if (topFeatures is None):
# Auto-select by mean |SHAP|.
meanAbs = np.abs(self.shapValues.values).mean(0)
topIdx = np.argsort(meanAbs)[-4:]
topFeatures = [self.XTest.columns[i] for i in topIdx]
for feat in topFeatures:
featIdx = list(self.XTest.columns).index(feat)
shap.dependence_plot(
featIdx,
self.shapValues.values,
self.XTest,
interaction_index="auto",
show=False,
)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Dependence_{feat}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
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def VisualizeClassStratifiedBeeswarm(self, noOfFeatures=15):
r'''
Generate class-stratified SHAP beeswarm plots for the top features.
This method creates separate SHAP beeswarm plots for each diagnostic category in the test set,
allowing for visual comparison of feature importance distributions across classes.
Parameters:
noOfFeatures (int, optional): Number of top features to display in the beeswarm plot (default: 15).
'''
import shap
# Generate beeswarm plot for each diagnostic category.
for catLabel, catName in self.categoryMap.items():
mask = self.yTest == catLabel
if (mask.sum() < 10): # Skip categories with insufficient samples.
continue
tempShap = copy.copy(self.shapValues)
tempShap.values = tempShap.values[mask]
tempShap.data = tempShap.data[mask]
shap.plots.beeswarm(tempShap[:200, :noOfFeatures], show=False, max_display=noOfFeatures)
plt.title(f"SHAP Beeswarm: {catName} Cases (n={mask.sum()})")
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Beeswarm{catName}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
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def VisualizeErrorAnalysis(self, maxErrors=5):
r'''
Generate SHAP waterfall plots for misclassified instances in the test set.
This method identifies misclassified samples based on the model's predictions and the true labels,
then generates SHAP waterfall plots for a specified number of these error cases, providing insights into the
feature contributions that led to the misclassification.
Parameters:
maxErrors (int, optional): Maximum number of misclassified instances to visualize (default: 5).
'''
import shap
# Identify misclassified samples.
errors = (self.yPred != self.yTest)
errorIndices = np.where(errors)[0][:maxErrors]
# Plot SHAP waterfall for each error case.
for idx in errorIndices:
shap.plots.waterfall(self.shapValues[idx, :10], show=False)
plt.title(f"Error Analysis: Instance {idx}\nTrue: {self.yTest.iloc[idx]}, Pred: {self.yPredDecoded[idx]}")
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Error{idx}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
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def VisualizeDecisionPlot(self, noOfInstances=500, noOfFeatures=20, classLabel=None):
r'''
Generate a SHAP decision plot showing cumulative feature contributions across multiple instances.
This method creates a decision plot where each line represents one test sample, showing how
SHAP values for top features accumulate to produce the final model output. Color-coding by
class label enables visual assessment of class separation.
Parameters:
noOfInstances (int, optional): Number of instances to display (default: 500).
noOfFeatures (int, optional): Number of top features to include (default: 20).
classLabel (int | str | None, optional): Specific class to filter; None shows all classes.
'''
import shap
# Select subset of instances for visualization to maintain readability.
# The `self.shapValues` object can be a raw ndarray or a SHAP Explanation-like object
# that exposes `.values` and `.data`. Handle both cases robustly.
if (hasattr(self.shapValues, "shape")):
totalInstances = self.shapValues.shape[0]
else:
# Try to infer from .values or by converting to ndarray
if (hasattr(self.shapValues, "values")):
totalInstances = np.array(self.shapValues.values).shape[0]
else:
try:
totalInstances = np.array(self.shapValues).shape[0]
except Exception:
# As a last resort, use length if supported
totalInstances = len(self.shapValues)
if (noOfInstances > totalInstances):
noOfInstances = totalInstances
# Determine indices to plot; optionally filter by class label.
if (classLabel is None):
plotIndices = np.arange(noOfInstances)
else:
mask = self.yTest == classLabel
availableIndices = np.where(mask)[0]
if (len(availableIndices) < noOfInstances):
noOfInstances = len(availableIndices)
plotIndices = np.random.choice(availableIndices, size=noOfInstances, replace=False)
# Extract SHAP values and feature data for selected instances.
shapSubset = self.shapValues[plotIndices, :noOfFeatures]
featureSubset = self.XTest.iloc[plotIndices, :noOfFeatures]
# Generate feature names with readable formatting.
featureNames = [feat.replace("_", " ") for feat in self.XTest.columns[:noOfFeatures]]
# Prepare shap_values argument for plotting: use .values if available, else the object itself.
if (hasattr(shapSubset, "values")):
shapValuesForPlot = shapSubset.values
else:
shapValuesForPlot = shapSubset
# Determine base value safely from explainer or derive from shapValues.
baseValue = None
if (hasattr(self, "explainer") and hasattr(self.explainer, "expected_value")):
baseValue = self.explainer.expected_value
else:
if (hasattr(self.shapValues, "values")):
baseValue = np.mean(np.array(self.shapValues.values), axis=0)[0]
else:
baseValue = np.mean(np.array(self.shapValues), axis=0)[0]
# Create decision plot with color-coding by predicted class.
shap.decision_plot(
base_value=baseValue,
shap_values=shapValuesForPlot,
features=featureSubset,
feature_names=featureNames,
highlight=0, # Highlight first instance for reference.
show=False,
)
# Add informative title with sample and feature counts.
plt.title(f"SHAP Decision Plot: {noOfInstances} Instances, Top {noOfFeatures} Features")
# Add legend for class colors if applicable.
if (classLabel is None):
handles = []
for catLabel, catName in self.categoryMap.items():
handles.append(plt.Line2D([0], [0], color=self.categoryColors.get(catName, None), lw=4, label=catName))
plt.legend(handles=handles, title="Predicted Class", bbox_to_anchor=(1.05, 1), loc="upper left")
# Adjust layout and save using helper.
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Decision_Plot", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
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def VisualizeExplanations(
self,
instanceIndex=None,
categoryToExplain="all",
noOfRecords=150,
noOfFeatures=5
):
r'''
Generate and save various SHAP visualizations for model interpretability.
This method produces and saves the following SHAP plots:
- Waterfall plot for a specific instance's prediction.
- Force plot for a specific instance's prediction.
- Bar plot (global feature importance).
- Beeswarm plot (global feature importance).
- Scatter and summary plots for the test set, optionally filtered by class/category.
Parameters:
instanceIndex (int, optional): Index of the specific instance to explain. If None, a random index is chosen.
categoryToExplain (int | str, optional): The class label for reference in plots (e.g., 0 for Negative Label = 0).
If "all", plots are generated for all classes.
noOfRecords (int, optional): Number of records to consider for summary/scatter plots.
noOfFeatures (int, optional): Number of top features to display in plots.
Notes
-----
- All plots are saved as both PNG and PDF files in the storage directory.
- If categoryToExplain is "all", plots are generated for each unique class in the target variable.
- Prints a message when visualizations are saved.
- Uses SHAP's built-in plotting functions for visualization.
'''
import shap
# Determine the instance index to explain if not provided.
# Use a local RNG (numpy Generator) to avoid relying on NumPy's global RNG and to silence
# the FutureWarning emitted by SHAP when the global RNG has been seeded elsewhere in the
# application. This keeps randomness local and makes it easy to provide a seed later if
# reproducible behavior is required.
rng = np.random.default_rng()
if (instanceIndex is None):
# Choose a random instance index using local RNG.
instanceIndex = int(rng.integers(0, self.XTest.shape[0]))
# --- Waterfall Plot ---
# Visualize the waterfall plot for a specific instance's prediction.
shap.plots.waterfall(
self.shapValues[instanceIndex, :noOfFeatures], # SHAP values for the instance.
max_display=10, # Show only the top 10 most important features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display to allow customization.
)
# Set the title of the waterfall plot.
plt.title(
f"SHAP Waterfall Plot for Instance "
f"{instanceIndex}\n"
f"True Label: {self.yTest.iloc[instanceIndex]} and "
f"Predicted Label: {self.yPredDecoded[instanceIndex]}"
)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAPWaterfallPlot_{instanceIndex}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# --- Force Plot ---
# Visualize the force plot for the specific instance's prediction.
shap.plots.force(
self.shapValues[instanceIndex, :noOfFeatures], # SHAP values for the instance.
matplotlib=True, # Use Matplotlib for plotting.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
)
# Set the title of the force plot.
plt.title(
f"SHAP Force Plot for Instance "
f"{instanceIndex}\n"
f"True Label: {self.yTest.iloc[instanceIndex]} and "
f"Predicted Label: {self.yPredDecoded[instanceIndex]}"
)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Force_Plot_{instanceIndex}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# --- Bar Plot (Global Feature Importance) ---
# Visualize the global feature importance using a bar plot.
shap.plots.bar(
self.shapValues, # Pass the full SHAP values to calculate mean absolute values.
max_display=noOfFeatures, # Show only the top N most important features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
)
# Set the title for the global feature importance bar plot.
plt.title("SHAP Bar Plot (Global Feature Importance)")
# Adjust layout and save using helper.
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Bar_Plot_Global", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
self.VisualizeComparativeFeatureImportance(noOfFeatures=noOfFeatures)
self.VisualizeDependenceWithAnnotations()
self.VisualizeClassStratifiedBeeswarm(noOfFeatures=noOfFeatures)
self.VisualizeErrorAnalysis(maxErrors=5)
self.VisualizeDecisionPlot(noOfInstances=noOfRecords, noOfFeatures=noOfFeatures)
# --- Beeswarm Plot (Global Feature Importance) ---
# Visualize the global feature importance using a beeswarm plot.
shap.plots.beeswarm(
self.shapValues, # Pass the full SHAP values.
max_display=noOfFeatures, # Show only the top N most important features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
)
# Set the title for the beeswarm plot.
plt.title("SHAP Beeswarm Plot (Global Feature Importance)")
# Adjust layout and save using helper.
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Beeswarm_Plot_Global", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# --- Scatter and Summary Plots ---
if (categoryToExplain == "all"):
# Get all unique categories in the target variable.
distinctCats = ["All"] + list(self.yTest.unique())
else:
distinctCats = [categoryToExplain]
# # Create a list to hold SHAP values for each category.
# toPlot = [copy.copy(self.shapValues)]
# for cat in distinctCats:
# # Filter SHAP values for the specified category.
# shapValuesAlt = copy.copy(self.shapValues)
# shapValuesAlt.values = shapValuesAlt.values[self.yTest == cat] # Filter SHAP values based on the category.
# shapValuesAlt.data = shapValuesAlt.data[self.yTest == cat] # Filter features based on the category.
# if (shapValuesAlt.data.shape[0] == 0):
# print(f"No records found for category '{cat}'. Skipping this category.")
# continue
# toPlot.append(shapValuesAlt)
# Generate SHAP plots for each category (including "All")
for cat in distinctCats:
if (cat == "All"):
temp = copy.copy(self.shapValues)
else:
mask = self.yTest == cat
temp = copy.copy(self.shapValues)
temp.values = temp.values[mask]
temp.data = temp.data[mask]
if (temp.data.shape[0] == 0):
print(f"No records found for category '{cat}'. Skipping this category.")
continue
# # Get the first SHAP values object.
# temp = toPlot.pop(0)
# --- Scatter Plot ---
# Visualize the scatter plot for the test set.
shap.plots.scatter(
temp[:noOfRecords, :noOfFeatures], # SHAP values for selected records/features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
color=temp[:noOfRecords, :noOfFeatures], # Color points by their SHAP values.
)
# Set the title of the scatter plot.
plt.title(
f"SHAP Scatter Plot for the Test Set with "
f"Reference Class {cat}"
)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Scatter_Plot_{cat}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
# --- Summary Plot ---
# Visualize the summary plot for the test set.
# Prefer passing an explicit RNG to SHAP's summary_plot to opt-in to the new RNG behavior
# and silence the FutureWarning about the NumPy global RNG. If the installed SHAP version
# does not accept the `rng` argument, fall back to calling without it.
try:
shap.summary_plot(
temp[:noOfRecords, :noOfFeatures], # SHAP values for selected records/features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
rng=rng,
)
except TypeError:
shap.summary_plot(
temp[:noOfRecords, :noOfFeatures], # SHAP values for selected records/features.
show=False, # Prevent automatic display.
)
# Set the title of the summary plot.
plt.title(
f"SHAP Summary Plot for the Test Set with "
f"Reference Class {cat}"
)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(f"{self.storagePath}/SHAP_Summary_Plot_{cat}", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=self.dpi)
print(f"SHAP visualizations saved to the {self.storagePath} directory.")
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class CAMExplainerPyTorch(object):
r'''
A convenience wrapper to run CAM / attribution methods on a torch model and save results.
This class provides a compact, self-contained interface for computing a wide set of
class-discriminative and gradient-based attribution maps (Grad-CAM family, Layer-CAM,
Score-CAM, Ablation-CAM) and classic attribution techniques (saliency, SmoothGrad,
Integrated Gradients, Occlusion, Grad x Input). The implementation prefers the
instance-level implementations when available and falls back to module-level helper
functions present in the same module.
The class is intended to be used in explainability pipelines where a trained
PyTorch classification model (or a YOLO classification wrapper) is available and a
human-readable visualization (heatmap overlay and annotated figure) is required.
Attributes:
torchModel (torch.nn.Module | None): The underlying PyTorch model used for inference and gradients.
yoloModel (object | None): Optional Ultralytics YOLO wrapper from which a torch model may be extracted.
device (torch.device): Device where model and tensors are executed.
camType (str): Selected CAM / attribution method name (lowercase key used by dispatch map).
imgSize (int): Default square input size for preprocessing images.
alpha (float): Default overlay transparency when blending heatmaps with the image.
outputBase (Path | None): Optional base path where outputs (Overlays, Heatmaps) are saved.
figsize (tuple): Default figure size used by annotated visualizations.
dpi (int): Default DPI used to render annotated images.
fontSize (int): Base font size used in annotations.
topN (int): Top-N value used for uncertainty/confidence tracking.
debug (bool): Enable verbose debug prints if True.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Default convolutional layer chosen as target for CAM computations.
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
import torch
import numpy as np
from PIL import Image
from HMB.ExplainabilityHelper import CAMExplainerPyTorch
# Create a tiny dummy model for a quick smoke test.
model = torch.nn.Sequential(
torch.nn.Conv2d(3, 8, kernel_size=3, padding=1),
torch.nn.ReLU(),
torch.nn.AdaptiveAvgPool2d((8, 8)),
torch.nn.Flatten(),
torch.nn.Linear(8 * 8 * 8, 10)
)
explainer = CAMExplainerPyTorch(
torchModel=model,
device="cpu",
camType="gradcam",
imgSize=224,
outputBase="./ExplainabilityOut",
debug=True
)
# Process a single image and save overlay/annotated outputs.
img = Image.fromarray((np.random.rand(224, 224, 3) * 255).astype("uint8"))
tmpPath = Path("./tempSampleImage.png")
img.save(tmpPath)
result = explainer.ProcessImage(tmpPath, classNames={i: str(i) for i in range(10)})
print(result)
Notes
-----
- The class-level implementations are intended to be self-sufficient; if a
module-level helper function exists with the same name the instance will
prefer the instance method first and fall back to the module function.
- Some CAMs (Score-CAM, Ablation-CAM) are computationally heavy for large
models or high-resolution inputs; tune top-K and sample counts accordingly.
- Removed methods: RISE, GuidedGradCam, GuidedBackprop, GradientShap and
DeepLift are intentionally not supported at the class-level and will raise
a RuntimeError if requested via the class dispatch. Module-level helpers
(if present) remain unchanged and can be invoked directly.
- Naming conventions: method names use CamelCase and variables use camelCase.
'''
AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS = {
"gradcam",
"gradcampp",
"xgradcam",
"eigencam",
"layercam",
"scorecam",
"ablationcam",
"saliency",
"smoothgrad",
"integratedgradients",
"occlusion",
"gradxinput",
"smoothgradcampp",
}
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def __init__(
self,
torchModel=None,
yoloModel=None,
device="cpu",
camType="gradcam",
imgSize=640,
alpha=0.45,
outputBase=None,
figsize=(14, 12),
dpi=300,
fontSize=14,
topN=20,
debug=False,
):
r'''
Initialize the CAMExplainerPyTorch with model, device and visualization settings.
Parameters:
torchModel (torch.nn.Module | None): The underlying PyTorch model used for inference and gradients.
yoloModel (object | None): Optional Ultralytics YOLO wrapper from which a torch model may be extracted.
device (str): Device where model and tensors are executed ("cpu" or "cuda").
camType (str): Selected CAM / attribution method name (lowercase key used by dispatch map).
imgSize (int): Default square input size for preprocessing images.
alpha (float): Default overlay transparency when blending heatmaps with the image.
outputBase (Path | None): Optional base path where outputs (Overlays, Heatmaps) are saved.
figsize (tuple): Default figure size used by annotated visualizations.
dpi (int): Default DPI used to render annotated images.
fontSize (int): Base font size used in annotations.
topN (int): Top-N value used for uncertainty/confidence tracking.
debug (bool): Enable verbose debug prints if True.
Notes
-----
- If both torchModel and yoloModel are provided, torchModel takes precedence.
- If no torchModel is provided but a yoloModel is, the underlying torch model is extracted automatically.
'''
# Store configuration values.
self.torchModel = torchModel
self.yoloModel = yoloModel
if ((self.torchModel is None) and (self.yoloModel is None)):
raise ValueError("Either `torchModel` or `yoloModel` must be provided.")
if ((type(self.torchModel) is str) and (self.torchModel is not None)):
raise ValueError(
"The `torchModel` parameter must be a `torch.nn.Module` instance or any other object, not a string."
)
if (camType not in self.AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS):
raise ValueError(
f"CAM type '{camType}' is not supported. "
f"Available methods: {self.AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS}"
)
self.device = torch.device("cuda" if (device == "cuda" and torch.cuda.is_available()) else "cpu")
self.camType = camType
self.imgSize = imgSize
self.alpha = alpha
self.outputBase = Path(outputBase) if (outputBase is not None) else None
# Add cam type subfolder if output base is provided.
if (self.outputBase is not None):
self.outputBase = self.outputBase / self.CamTypeToFolderName(self.camType)
self.outputBase.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
self.figsize = figsize
self.dpi = dpi
self.fontSize = fontSize
self.topN = topN
self.debug = debug
# If a YOLO wrapper is provided and no torch model, extract underlying model.
if ((self.torchModel is None) and (self.yoloModel is not None)):
try:
self.torchModel = self.ExtractModel(self.yoloModel)
except Exception:
self.torchModel = None
# Ensure model is on the desired device and set to eval mode.
if (self.torchModel is not None):
self.torchModel.to(self.device)
self.torchModel.eval()
# Determine a default target convolutional layer for CAM computations.
self.targetLayer = (
self.GetLastConvLayer(self.torchModel)
if (self.torchModel is not None) else None
)
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def GetLastConvLayer(self, model):
r'''
Find the last Conv2d layer to target for Grad-CAM.
Parameters:
model (torch.nn.Module | None): PyTorch model to inspect.
Returns:
torch.nn.Module | None: The last torch.nn.Conv2d module found in the model or None if no Conv2d layer is present.
Notes
-----
- Traverses the module tree and returns the deepest Conv2d instance. This
method is safe to call with None and will return None in that case.
'''
if (model is None):
return None
lastConv = None
for module in model.modules():
if (isinstance(module, torch.nn.Conv2d)):
lastConv = module
return lastConv
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def NormalizeHeatmap(self, heatmap):
r'''
Normalize and enhance heatmap contrast to the [0,1] range.
Parameters:
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Raw heatmap array with arbitrary range.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Normalized and smoothed heatmap clipped to [0,1].
Notes
-----
- Applies clipping, percentile-based contrast stretching, Gaussian blur
and a mild gamma correction to improve visual contrast.
'''
hm = np.asarray(heatmap, dtype=np.float32)
if (hm.size == 0):
return hm
hm = np.maximum(hm, 0.0)
maxVal = hm.max()
if (maxVal <= 1e-8):
return np.zeros_like(hm)
hm = hm / maxVal
p99 = np.percentile(hm, 99.5)
if (p99 > 1e-6):
hm = np.clip(hm / p99, 0, 1)
hm = cv2.GaussianBlur(hm, (5, 5), 0)
hm = np.power(hm, 0.7)
return np.clip(hm, 0, 1)
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def ApplyHeatmapOverlay(self, imageRgb, heatmap, alpha=None):
r'''
Blend heatmap onto an RGB image and return uint8 RGB result.
Parameters:
imageRgb (numpy.ndarray): Original RGB image array (H, W, 3) in uint8 or float.
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Heatmap normalized to [0,1] with shape (H, W).
alpha (float | None): Blend factor for overlay. If None uses instance alpha.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Blended RGB image as uint8.
Notes
-----
- Converts the heatmap to a colormap (Viridis) and blends using cv2.addWeighted.
- Ensures the heatmap is resized to the image dimensions when needed.
'''
if (alpha is None):
alpha = self.alpha
heatmapArray = np.asarray(heatmap, dtype=np.float32)
if (heatmapArray.size == 0):
return np.asarray(imageRgb, dtype=np.uint8)
heatmapArray = np.clip(heatmapArray, 0, 1)
hmUint8 = (heatmapArray * 255).astype(np.uint8)
hmColor = cv2.applyColorMap(hmUint8, cv2.COLORMAP_VIRIDIS)
hmColor = cv2.cvtColor(hmColor, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB)
base = np.asarray(imageRgb, dtype=np.uint8)
# Ensure same shape.
if (base.shape[:2] != hmColor.shape[:2]):
hmColor = cv2.resize(hmColor, (base.shape[1], base.shape[0]), interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR)
overlay = cv2.addWeighted(base, 1.0 - alpha, hmColor, alpha, 0)
return overlay.astype(np.uint8)
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def LoadImage(self, imagePath, imageSize=None):
r'''
Load and preprocess an image for the classifier and return tensor + RGB array.
Parameters:
imagePath (Path | str): Path to the image file to load.
imageSize (int | None): Square size to which the image is resized. If None, uses the explainer instance `imgSize`.
Returns:
tuple: (inputTensor, originalImage) where inputTensor is a torch tensor shaped (1, C, H, W) and originalImage is an RGB numpy array (H, W, 3).
Notes
-----
- The pixel intensities are scaled to [0,1] and arranged in CHW order for
model consumption. The returned originalImage preserves original pixels.
'''
if (imageSize is None):
imageSize = self.imgSize
image = Image.open(str(imagePath)).convert("RGB")
imageArray = np.array(image)
originalImage = imageArray.copy()
imageResized = cv2.resize(imageArray, (imageSize, imageSize), interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR)
imageNormalized = imageResized.astype(np.float32) / 255.0
imageTensor = torch.from_numpy(imageNormalized).permute(2, 0, 1).unsqueeze(0)
return imageTensor, originalImage
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def CamTypeToFolderName(self, camTypeString):
r'''
Return CamelCase folder name for a camType string.
Parameters:
camTypeString (str): Lowercase key describing the CAM method.
Returns:
str: CamelCase folder name suitable for file system use.
Notes
-----
- Mapping centralizes naming so file outputs use consistent CamelCase
strings for human-readability.
'''
mapping = {
"gradcam" : "GradCam",
"gradcampp" : "GradCamPP",
"xgradcam" : "XGradCam",
"eigencam" : "EigenCam",
"layercam" : "LayerCam",
"scorecam" : "ScoreCam",
"ablationcam" : "AblationCam",
"saliency" : "Saliency",
"smoothgrad" : "SmoothGrad",
"integratedgradients": "IntegratedGradients",
"occlusion" : "Occlusion",
"gradxinput" : "GradXInput",
"smoothgradcampp" : "SmoothGradCamPP",
}
return mapping.get(camTypeString.lower(), camTypeString.title())
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def CreateAnnotatedVisualization(
self,
imageRgb,
heatmap,
overlayImage,
className,
predictedClassName,
trueClassName,
alpha,
confidence,
methodName="GradCam",
figureSize=(12, 12),
dpiValue=300,
fontSize=14
):
r'''
Build a 2x2 annotated saliency figure with colorbars.
Parameters:
imageRgb (numpy.ndarray): Original RGB image array.
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Heatmap in [0,1] used to render colorbars.
overlayImage (numpy.ndarray): RGB overlay image produced by ApplyHeatmapOverlay.
className (str): Name of the class being explained.
predictedClassName (str): Predicted class name for annotation.
trueClassName (str): Ground truth class name for annotation.
alpha (float): Transparency value used for the overlay annotation.
confidence (float): Confidence value for the predicted class in [0,1].
methodName (str): Human readable method name used in titles.
figureSize (tuple): Figure size in inches as (W, H).
dpiValue (int): DPI used when rendering the figure.
fontSize (int): Base font size used in annotations.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: RGB numpy array containing the rendered annotated visualization.
'''
# Create font size variants for title, panels, and footer.
fontSizeTitle = int(fontSize * 1.6)
fontSizePanel = int(fontSize * 1.2)
fontSizeText = int(fontSize)
fontSizeFooter = max(10, int(fontSize * 0.9))
# Build the 2x2 figure grid for original, heatmap (jet), overlay, and heatmap (viridis).
figure = plt.figure(figsize=(figureSize[0], figureSize[1]), dpi=dpiValue)
grid = figure.add_gridspec(2, 2, hspace=0, wspace=0.05)
# Top-left: original image with prediction and optional ground truth.
axisOriginal = figure.add_subplot(grid[0, 0])
axisOriginal.imshow(imageRgb)
axisOriginal.set_title("Original Image", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=8)
axisOriginal.axis("off")
infoText = f"Predicted: {predictedClassName}\nConfidence: {confidence * 100:.1f}%"
if (trueClassName != "Unknown"):
infoText += f"\nGround Truth: {trueClassName}"
axisOriginal.text(
0.03, 0.95, infoText, transform=axisOriginal.transAxes, fontsize=fontSizeText, va="top",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.6", facecolor="white", alpha=0.9, edgecolor="black", linewidth=1.2)
)
# Top-right: heatmap with Jet colormap and colorbar.
axisHeatmapJet = figure.add_subplot(grid[0, 1])
imageJet = axisHeatmapJet.imshow(heatmap, cmap="jet", vmin=0.0, vmax=1.0, interpolation="bilinear")
axisHeatmapJet.set_title(f"{methodName} (JET)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisHeatmapJet.axis("off")
colorbarJet = plt.colorbar(imageJet, ax=axisHeatmapJet, fraction=0.045, pad=0.03, shrink=0.85)
colorbarJet.set_label("Importance", rotation=270, labelpad=14, fontsize=fontSizeText, fontweight="bold")
colorbarJet.ax.tick_params(labelsize=max(10, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)))
colorbarJet.ax.text(
1.12, 1.02, "High",
transform=colorbarJet.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)),
color="red",
fontweight="bold"
)
colorbarJet.ax.text(
1.12, -0.08, "Low",
transform=colorbarJet.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)),
color="blue",
fontweight="bold"
)
# Bottom-left: overlay image with annotation.
axisOverlay = figure.add_subplot(grid[1, 0])
axisOverlay.imshow(overlayImage)
axisOverlay.set_title(rf"Overlay ($\alpha={alpha:.2f}$)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisOverlay.axis("off")
axisOverlay.text(
0.03, 0.95, f"Explaining predicted: {className}", transform=axisOverlay.transAxes, fontsize=fontSizeText,
va="top",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.6", facecolor="yellow", alpha=0.85, edgecolor="orange", linewidth=1.2)
)
# Bottom-right: heatmap with Viridis colormap and colorbar.
axisHeatmapViridis = figure.add_subplot(grid[1, 1])
imageViridis = axisHeatmapViridis.imshow(heatmap, cmap="viridis", vmin=0.0, vmax=1.0, interpolation="bilinear")
axisHeatmapViridis.set_title(f"{methodName} (VIRIDIS)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisHeatmapViridis.axis("off")
colorbarViridis = plt.colorbar(imageViridis, ax=axisHeatmapViridis, fraction=0.045, pad=0.03, shrink=0.85)
colorbarViridis.set_label("Importance", rotation=270, labelpad=14, fontsize=fontSizeText, fontweight="bold")
colorbarViridis.ax.tick_params(labelsize=max(10, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)))
colorbarViridis.ax.text(
1.12, 1.02, "High", transform=colorbarViridis.ax.transAxes, fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)),
color="yellow", fontweight="bold"
)
colorbarViridis.ax.text(
1.12, -0.08, "Low", transform=colorbarViridis.ax.transAxes, fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)),
color="purple", fontweight="bold"
)
# Global title and footer.
figure.suptitle(f"{methodName} Visualization: {className}", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, fontweight="bold", y=0.97)
footer = (
"Maps highlight regions driving the predicted class.\n"
"Higher colors = stronger evidence. Only predicted class is visualized for clarity."
)
figure.text(
0.5, 0.02, footer, ha="center", fontsize=fontSizeFooter, style="italic",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.5", facecolor="lightblue", alpha=0.6, edgecolor="blue", linewidth=1.0)
)
# Try to adjust subplots safely and then render to an RGB array.
try:
figure.subplots_adjust(left=0.03, right=0.94, top=0.94, bottom=0.02, hspace=0.06, wspace=0.12)
except Exception:
pass
figure.canvas.draw()
bufferRgba = figure.canvas.buffer_rgba()
annotatedImage = np.asarray(bufferRgba)[..., :3]
plt.close(figure)
return annotatedImage
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def ComputeSaliency(self, inputTensor, predictedClass, targetForCam=None, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Dispatch to the requested CAM / attribution routine and return a heatmap.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input image tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
predictedClass (int): Index of the predicted class returned by the model.
targetForCam (int | None): Explicit target class index to explain. If None, the predictedClass will be used.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Convolutional layer to use for CAMs.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Heatmap normalized to [0,1] as a 2D array matching input spatial dims.
Notes
-----
- Chooses an instance-level implementation when available, otherwise
falls back to the module-level helper function with the same name.
- Raises RuntimeError when no implementation is found for the selected camType.
'''
targetLayer = targetLayer if (targetLayer is not None) else self.targetLayer
useTarget = targetForCam if (targetForCam is not None) else predictedClass
funcMap = {
"gradcam" : "ComputeGradCamSaliency",
"gradcampp" : "ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency",
"xgradcam" : "ComputeXGradCamSaliency",
"eigencam" : "ComputeEigenCamSaliency",
"layercam" : "ComputeLayerCamSaliency",
"scorecam" : "ComputeScoreCamSaliency",
"ablationcam" : "ComputeAblationCamSaliency",
"saliency" : "ComputeSaliencyMap",
"smoothgrad" : "ComputeSmoothGrad",
"integratedgradients": "ComputeIntegratedGradients",
"occlusion" : "ComputeOcclusion",
"gradxinput" : "ComputeGradXInput",
"smoothgradcampp" : "ComputeSmoothGradCamPlusPlusSaliency",
}
chosen = funcMap.get(self.camType, "ComputeGradCamSaliency")
# If this instance implements a method with that name, call it.
if (hasattr(self, chosen) and callable(getattr(self, chosen))):
method = getattr(self, chosen)
try:
# Instance methods accept (inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None).
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(method(inputTensor, useTarget, targetLayer=targetLayer, device=self.device))
except TypeError:
# Try alternate signatures.
try:
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(method(inputTensor, useTarget))
except TypeError:
pass
# Fall back to module-level function if present.
moduleFunc = globals().get(chosen)
if (moduleFunc is not None):
try:
# Some module-level CAM helpers (e.g., Eigen-CAM) do not accept a targetClass
# argument and instead accept a targetLayer. Call them accordingly.
if (chosen == "ComputeEigenCamSaliency"):
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(moduleFunc(self.torchModel, inputTensor, targetLayer, self.device))
# Default case: functions expect (model, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer?, device?).
try:
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(moduleFunc(self.torchModel, inputTensor, useTarget, targetLayer, self.device))
except TypeError:
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(moduleFunc(self.torchModel, inputTensor, useTarget, device=self.device))
except Exception as e:
# Re-raise with context for debugging.
raise
# If no implementation found, raise error.
raise RuntimeError(f"No implementation found for CAM type: {self.camType}")
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def ComputeSmoothGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(
self,
inputTensor,
targetClass,
targetLayer=None,
device=None,
samples=16,
noiseLevel=0.15
):
r'''
Compute SmoothGrad-CAM++ by averaging Grad-CAM++ maps over noisy inputs.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Base input tensor to perturb.
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to attach hooks to for Grad-CAM++.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
samples (int): Number of noisy samples to average.
noiseLevel (float): Standard deviation of additive gaussian noise.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Averaged Grad-CAM++ heatmap normalized to [0,1].
Notes
-----
- This is a smoothing wrapper around the Grad-CAM++ implementation and
is useful to reduce high-frequency noise in single-shot CAMs.
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for SmoothGrad-CAM++.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
xBase = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
accumulated = None
for i in range(samples):
noise = torch.randn_like(xBase) * noiseLevel
xNoisy = (xBase + noise).detach()
try:
cam = self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(xNoisy, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer, device=device)
except Exception:
cam = self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer, device=device)
camArr = np.asarray(cam, dtype=np.float32)
if (accumulated is None):
accumulated = np.zeros_like(camArr, dtype=np.float32)
accumulated += camArr
if (accumulated is None):
return self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer, device=device)
avg = accumulated / float(samples)
avg = avg - avg.min() if avg.size else avg
if (avg.size and avg.max() > 0):
avg = avg / float(avg.max())
return avg.astype(np.float32)
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def ProcessImage(
self,
imagePath,
classNames=None,
overlaysDir=None,
annotationsDir=None,
heatmapsDir=None,
contrast=False
):
r'''
Process a single image: predict, compute saliency and save outputs.
Parameters:
imagePath (Path | str): Path to the image file to process.
classNames (dict | None): Optional mapping class_idx -> className used for annotations.
overlaysDir (Path | None): Directory to save overlay and annotated PNGs.
annotationsDir (Path | None): Directory to save annotated images (not used currently).
heatmapsDir (Path | None): Directory to save raw heatmap numpy arrays.
contrast (bool): When True use class-contrast mode (explain top non-predicted class).
Returns:
dict: Summary information about the processed image including image path, predicted/true class information and saliency statistics.
Notes
-----
- Prepares output directories when `self.outputBase` was provided at init.
- File names use CamelCase for the fixed parts to match project conventions.
'''
# Validate the inputs.
if (classNames is not None and not isinstance(classNames, dict)):
raise ValueError("`classNames` must be a dict mapping class indices to class names.")
imgPath = Path(imagePath)
if (not imgPath.is_file()):
raise FileNotFoundError(f"Image file (`imgPath`) not found: {imgPath}")
startTime = time.time()
# Ensure imagePath is a Path object, accepting strings.
imagePath = Path(imagePath)
# Load and preprocess the image tensor and obtain the original RGB array.
inputTensor, originalImage = self.LoadImage(imagePath, imageSize=self.imgSize)
# Run model forward to obtain logits and probabilities.
with torch.no_grad():
output = self.torchModel(inputTensor.to(self.device))
if (isinstance(output, (list, tuple))):
output = output[0]
if (output.dim() == 2):
logits = output[0]
elif (output.dim() == 1):
logits = output
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {output.shape}")
predictedClass = int(torch.argmax(logits).item())
probabilities = torch.softmax(logits, dim=0)
confidence = float(probabilities[predictedClass].item())
# Determine target class for CAM when doing class-contrast.
targetForCam = predictedClass
if (contrast and (len(probabilities) > 1)):
probabilitiesNp = probabilities.cpu().numpy()
sortedIdx = np.argsort(probabilitiesNp)[::-1]
for alternative in sortedIdx:
if (alternative != predictedClass):
targetForCam = int(alternative)
break
# Compute the saliency map through the dispatch method.
saliencyMap = self.ComputeSaliency(
inputTensor, predictedClass, targetForCam=targetForCam,
targetLayer=self.targetLayer
)
# Resize and overlay the map onto the original image.
saliencyResized = cv2.resize(
saliencyMap,
(originalImage.shape[1], originalImage.shape[0]),
interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR
)
overlay = self.ApplyHeatmapOverlay(originalImage, saliencyResized, alpha=self.alpha)
# Resolve class name strings.
className = self.FormatClassName(predictedClass, classNames or {}, str(predictedClass))
predictedClassName = className
parentClass = imagePath.parent.name
trueClass = None
try:
for classIdx, nameVal in (classNames or {}).items():
if (nameVal == parentClass):
trueClass = classIdx
break
except Exception:
trueClass = None
trueClassName = self.FormatClassName(trueClass, classNames or {}, "Unknown")
# Create annotated visualization using the instance helper.
annotatedVisualization = self.CreateAnnotatedVisualization(
originalImage,
saliencyResized,
overlay,
className,
predictedClassName,
trueClassName,
alpha=self.alpha,
confidence=confidence,
methodName=self.CamTypeToFolderName(self.camType),
figureSize=self.figsize,
dpiValue=self.dpi,
fontSize=self.fontSize,
)
# Prepare output directories and CamelCase filenames.
if (overlaysDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
overlaysDir = self.outputBase / "Overlays"
if (annotationsDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
annotationsDir = self.outputBase / "Annotations"
if (heatmapsDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
heatmapsDir = self.outputBase / "Heatmaps"
if (overlaysDir is not None):
overlaysDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (heatmapsDir is not None):
heatmapsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (annotationsDir is not None):
annotationsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
overlayPath = overlaysDir / f"{imagePath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Overlay.png"
annotatedPath = annotationsDir / f"{imagePath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Annotated.png"
overlayPathPDF = overlaysDir / f"{imagePath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Overlay.pdf"
annotatedPathPDF = annotationsDir / f"{imagePath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Annotated.pdf"
heatmapPath = heatmapsDir / f"{imagePath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Heatmap.npy"
# Save outputs to disk.
Image.fromarray(overlay).save(overlayPath)
Image.fromarray(annotatedVisualization).save(annotatedPath)
Image.fromarray(overlay).save(overlayPathPDF)
Image.fromarray(annotatedVisualization).save(annotatedPathPDF)
np.save(heatmapPath, saliencyResized)
elapsed = time.time() - startTime
# Build a summary dictionary to return.
result = {
"image" : str(imagePath),
"true_class_idx" : trueClass if (trueClass is not None) else -1,
"true_class_name" : trueClassName,
"predicted_class_idx" : predictedClass,
"predicted_class_name": predictedClassName,
"mean_saliency" : float(np.mean(saliencyResized)),
"max_saliency" : float(np.max(saliencyResized)),
"confidence" : confidence,
"processing_time_sec" : elapsed,
"overlay_path" : str(overlayPath),
"annotated_path" : str(annotatedPath),
"heatmap_path" : str(heatmapPath),
"cam_type" : self.camType,
}
return result
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def ProcessDirectory(self, imageFiles, classNames=None, overlaysDir=None, heatmapsDir=None, contrast=False):
r'''
Process a list of images and return results for each image.
Parameters:
imageFiles (list[Path] | list[str]): Iterable of image paths to process.
classNames (dict | None): Optional class index->name mapping for annotations.
overlaysDir (Path | None): Directory to save overlay/annotated outputs.
heatmapsDir (Path | None): Directory to save heatmap arrays.
contrast (bool): When True use class-contrast mode for CAM targets.
Returns:
list[dict]: List of result dictionaries returned by `ProcessImage` for each file.
Notes
-----
- Creates output directories if they do not already exist.
'''
results = []
if (self.outputBase is not None):
if (overlaysDir is None):
overlaysDir = self.outputBase / "Overlays"
if (heatmapsDir is None):
heatmapsDir = self.outputBase / "Heatmaps"
if (overlaysDir is not None):
overlaysDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (heatmapsDir is not None):
heatmapsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
for idx, imagePath in enumerate(imageFiles, 1):
try:
if (self.debug):
print(f"DEBUG: Processing ({idx}/{len(imageFiles)}): {imagePath}", flush=True)
result = self.ProcessImage(
imagePath, classNames=classNames, overlaysDir=overlaysDir, heatmapsDir=heatmapsDir,
contrast=contrast
)
results.append(result)
except Exception as err:
print(f"WARNING: Failed to process {imagePath}: {err}", flush=True)
if (self.debug):
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
return results
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def ComputeGradCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute Grad-CAM heatmap for the predicted class using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None | int | str): Layer to hook or index/name of layer.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation. If None uses the instance device.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Grad-CAM heatmap resized to input spatial dimensions and normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Grad-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
inputData = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
inputData.requires_grad_(True)
# Resolve provided targetLayer to a module instance if needed.
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Grad-CAM.")
activations = []
gradients = []
def forwardHook(module, inputValues, outputValues):
activations.append(outputValues.detach())
def backwardHook(module, gradientInput, gradientOutput):
gradients.append(gradientOutput[0].detach())
forwardHandle = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
backwardHandle = resolvedLayer.register_full_backward_hook(backwardHook)
try:
outputs = model(inputData)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
if (outputs.dim() == 2):
logits = outputs[0]
elif (outputs.dim() == 1):
logits = outputs
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {outputs.shape}")
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (inputData.grad is not None):
inputData.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=True)
if ((len(activations) == 0) or (len(gradients) == 0)):
raise RuntimeError("Grad-CAM hooks did not capture activations/gradients.")
activation = activations[-1]
gradient = gradients[-1]
weights = gradient.mean(dim=(2, 3), keepdim=True)
classActivationMap = torch.relu((weights * activation).sum(dim=1, keepdim=True))
classActivationMap = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(
classActivationMap, size=(inputData.shape[2], inputData.shape[3]), mode="bilinear", align_corners=False
)
cam = classActivationMap.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
cam = cam - cam.min()
if (cam.max() > 0):
cam = cam / cam.max()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
forwardHandle.remove()
backwardHandle.remove()
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def ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute Grad-CAM++ heatmap for the predicted class using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to attach hooks to for Grad-CAM++.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Grad-CAM++ heatmap normalized to [0,1].
Notes
-----
- This is a smoothing wrapper around the Grad-CAM++ implementation and
is useful to reduce high-frequency noise in single-shot CAMs.
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Grad-CAM++.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
x.requires_grad_(True)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Grad-CAM++.")
activations = []
gradients = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
def backwardHook(module, gradIn, gradOut):
gradients.append(gradOut[0].detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
bh = resolvedLayer.register_full_backward_hook(backwardHook)
try:
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
if (outputs.dim() == 2):
logits = outputs[0]
elif (outputs.dim() == 1):
logits = outputs
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {outputs.shape}")
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (x.grad is not None):
x.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=True)
if (len(activations) == 0 or len(gradients) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("Grad-CAM++ hooks did not capture activations/gradients.")
act = activations[-1]
grad = gradients[-1]
grad2 = grad * grad
grad3 = grad2 * grad
eps = 1e-8
alphaNum = grad2
alphaDen = 2.0 * grad2 + (act * grad3).sum(dim=(2, 3), keepdim=True)
alpha = alphaNum / (alphaDen + eps)
weights = (alpha * torch.relu(grad)).sum(dim=(2, 3), keepdim=True)
cam = torch.relu((weights * act).sum(dim=1, keepdim=True))
cam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(cam, size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]), mode="bilinear", align_corners=False)
cam = cam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
cam = cam - cam.min()
if (cam.max() > 0):
cam = cam / cam.max()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
fh.remove()
bh.remove()
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def ComputeXGradCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute XGrad-CAM heatmap for the predicted class using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to attach hooks to for XGrad-CAM.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: XGrad-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for XGrad-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
x.requires_grad_(True)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for XGrad-CAM.")
activations = []
gradients = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
def backwardHook(module, gradIn, gradOut):
gradients.append(gradOut[0].detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
bh = resolvedLayer.register_full_backward_hook(backwardHook)
try:
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
if (outputs.dim() == 2):
logits = outputs[0]
elif (outputs.dim() == 1):
logits = outputs
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {outputs.shape}")
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (x.grad is not None):
x.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=True)
if (len(activations) == 0 or len(gradients) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("XGrad-CAM hooks did not capture activations/gradients.")
act = activations[-1]
grad = gradients[-1]
eps = 1e-8
weights = (torch.relu(grad) * act).sum(dim=(2, 3), keepdim=True) / (
grad.abs().sum(dim=(2, 3), keepdim=True) + eps)
cam = torch.relu((weights * act).sum(dim=1, keepdim=True))
cam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(cam, size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]), mode="bilinear", align_corners=False)
cam = cam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
cam = cam - cam.min()
if (cam.max() > 0):
cam = cam / cam.max()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
fh.remove()
bh.remove()
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def ComputeEigenCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute Eigen-CAM heatmap using activation PCA (gradient-free) using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to capture activations from.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Eigen-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Eigen-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
with torch.no_grad():
x = inputTensor.to(device)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Eigen-CAM.")
activations = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
try:
outputs = model(x)
_ = outputs[0] if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))) else outputs
finally:
fh.remove()
if (len(activations) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("Eigen-CAM hook did not capture activations.")
act = activations[-1]
b, c, h, w = act.shape
actFlat = act.reshape(b, c, h * w)
cams = []
for i in range(b):
a = actFlat[i]
aCenter = a - a.mean(dim=1, keepdim=True)
try:
u, s, v = torch.svd_lowrank(aCenter, q=min(32, min(aCenter.shape) - 1))
principal = torch.matmul(aCenter.t(), u[:, 0]).reshape(h, w)
except Exception:
u, s, v = torch.svd(aCenter)
principal = torch.matmul(aCenter.t(), u[:, 0]).reshape(h, w)
principal = torch.relu(principal)
principal = principal - principal.min()
if (principal.max() > 0):
principal = principal / principal.max()
cams.append(principal.unsqueeze(0))
cam = torch.stack(cams, dim=0)
cam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(
cam, size=(inputTensor.shape[2], inputTensor.shape[3]), mode="bilinear",
align_corners=False
)
cam = cam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeLayerCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute Layer-CAM heatmap for the predicted class using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to capture activations from.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Layer-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Layer-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
x.requires_grad_(True)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Layer-CAM.")
activations = []
gradients = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
def backwardHook(module, gradIn, gradOut):
gradients.append(gradOut[0].detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
bh = resolvedLayer.register_full_backward_hook(backwardHook)
try:
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
logits = outputs[0] if (outputs.dim() == 2) else outputs
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (x.grad is not None):
x.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=True)
if (len(activations) == 0 or len(gradients) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("Layer-CAM hooks did not capture activations/gradients.")
act = activations[-1]
grad = gradients[-1]
layerCam = torch.relu(grad * act).sum(dim=1, keepdim=True)
layerCam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(
layerCam, size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]), mode="bilinear",
align_corners=False
)
layerCam = layerCam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
layerCam = layerCam - layerCam.min()
if (layerCam.max() > 0):
layerCam = layerCam / layerCam.max()
return layerCam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
fh.remove()
bh.remove()
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def ComputeScoreCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None, topK=32):
r'''
Compute Score-CAM heatmap (forward-based, no gradients) for the predicted class using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to capture channel maps from.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
topK (int): Number of top channels to consider to reduce compute.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Score-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Score-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Score-CAM.")
activations = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
try:
with torch.no_grad():
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
logits = outputs[0] if (outputs.dim() == 2) else outputs
if (len(activations) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("Score-CAM hook did not capture activations.")
act = activations[-1]
b, c, h, w = act.shape
if (b != 1):
act = act[:1]
energy = act.view(c, -1).norm(p=2, dim=1)
topk = min(topK, c)
topIdx = torch.topk(energy, k=topk).indices
weights = []
for idx in topIdx:
fmap = act[0, idx]
fmapUp = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(
fmap.unsqueeze(0).unsqueeze(0), size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]),
mode="bilinear", align_corners=False
).squeeze()
fmapUp = fmapUp - fmapUp.min()
if (fmapUp.max() > 0):
fmapUp = fmapUp / fmapUp.max()
masked = x * fmapUp.unsqueeze(0)
with torch.no_grad():
outMasked = model(masked)
if (isinstance(outMasked, (list, tuple))):
outMasked = outMasked[0]
logitsMasked = outMasked[0] if (outMasked.dim() == 2) else outMasked
weights.append(logitsMasked[targetClass].item())
weights = torch.tensor(weights, device=device, dtype=torch.float32)
weights = torch.relu(weights)
if (weights.sum() > 0):
weights = weights / weights.sum()
cam = torch.zeros((topk, h, w), device=device)
for i, idx in enumerate(topIdx):
cam[i] = act[0, idx]
cam = (weights.view(-1, 1, 1) * cam).sum(dim=0, keepdim=True).unsqueeze(0)
cam = torch.relu(cam)
cam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(cam, size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]), mode="bilinear", align_corners=False)
cam = cam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
cam = cam - cam.min()
if (cam.max() > 0):
cam = cam / cam.max()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
fh.remove()
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def ComputeAblationCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None, topK=32):
r'''
Compute Ablation-CAM heatmap by ablating top channels in the target layer using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Layer to capture channel maps from.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation.
topK (int): Number of top channels to ablate for weight estimation.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Ablation-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Ablation-CAM.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device)
resolvedLayer = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
if (resolvedLayer is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2d layer found for Ablation-CAM.")
activations = []
def forwardHook(module, inp, out):
activations.append(out.detach())
fh = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(forwardHook)
try:
with torch.no_grad():
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
logitsBase = outputs[0] if (outputs.dim() == 2) else outputs
if (len(activations) == 0):
raise RuntimeError("Ablation-CAM hook did not capture activations.")
act = activations[-1]
b, c, h, w = act.shape
if (b != 1):
act = act[:1]
energy = act.view(c, -1).norm(p=2, dim=1)
topk = min(topK, c)
topIdx = torch.topk(energy, k=topk).indices
weights = []
for idx in topIdx:
mask = torch.ones_like(act)
mask[:, idx:idx + 1] = 0.0
maskedAct = act * mask
handle = resolvedLayer.register_forward_hook(lambda m, i, o: maskedAct)
try:
with torch.no_grad():
outMasked = model(x)
if (isinstance(outMasked, (list, tuple))):
outMasked = outMasked[0]
logitsMasked = outMasked[0] if (outMasked.dim() == 2) else outMasked
weights.append((logitsBase[targetClass] - logitsMasked[targetClass]).item())
finally:
handle.remove()
weights = torch.tensor(weights, device=device, dtype=torch.float32)
weights = torch.relu(weights)
if (weights.sum() > 0):
weights = weights / weights.sum()
cam = torch.zeros((topk, h, w), device=device)
for i, idx in enumerate(topIdx):
cam[i] = act[0, idx]
cam = (weights.view(-1, 1, 1) * cam).sum(dim=0, keepdim=True).unsqueeze(0)
cam = torch.relu(cam)
cam = torch.nn.functional.interpolate(cam, size=(x.shape[2], x.shape[3]), mode="bilinear", align_corners=False)
cam = cam.squeeze().cpu().numpy()
cam = cam - cam.min()
if (cam.max() > 0):
cam = cam / cam.max()
return cam.astype(np.float32)
finally:
fh.remove()
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def ResolveTargetLayer(self, model, targetLayer):
r'''
Resolve a target layer specification to a torch.nn.Module instance.
Parameters:
model (torch.nn.Module): Model containing the target layer.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | int | str | None): Specification of the target layer which can be: (a) None: pick the last Conv2d layer. (b) int: index of the Conv2d layer in model.modules(). (c) str: name of the module in model.named_modules(). (d) torch.nn.Module: already a module instance.
Returns:
torch.nn.Module | None: Resolved module instance or None if not found.
Notes
-----
- If targetLayer is None, the last Conv2d layer is selected.
- If an integer index is provided, the corresponding Conv2d module is selected.
- If a string name is provided, the named module is searched for.
- If the targetLayer is already a module-like object with hook API, it is returned as is.
'''
# If user passed None, pick the last Conv2d layer using existing helper.
if (targetLayer is None):
return self.GetLastConvLayer(model)
# If an integer index is provided, select the corresponding Conv2d module.
if (isinstance(targetLayer, int)):
convs = [m for m in model.modules() if (isinstance(m, torch.nn.Conv2d))]
if (len(convs) == 0):
return None
idx = int(targetLayer)
if (idx < 0):
idx = len(convs) + idx
if (idx < 0 or idx >= len(convs)):
raise IndexError(f"targetLayer index out of range: {targetLayer}")
return convs[idx]
# If a string name is provided, attempt to find a named module.
if (isinstance(targetLayer, str)):
for name, mod in model.named_modules():
if (name == targetLayer):
return mod
# fallback to None if not found.
return None
# If it is already a module-like object with hook API, return it.
if (hasattr(targetLayer, "register_forward_hook")):
return targetLayer
# Unknown type -> return None.
return None
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def ComputeIntegratedGradients(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None, steps=50):
r'''
Compute Integrated Gradients for the predicted class from a zero baseline using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Present for API compatibility but not used for Integrated Gradients.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation. If None uses the instance device.
steps (int): Number of interpolation steps between baseline and input.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Integrated Gradients attribution map normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Integrated Gradients.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
baseline = torch.zeros_like(inputTensor).to(device)
# Build list of scaled inputs excluding the baseline itself.
scaledInputs = [baseline + (float(k) / steps) * (inputTensor.to(device) - baseline) for k in range(1, steps + 1)]
totalGrad = np.zeros((inputTensor.shape[2], inputTensor.shape[3]), dtype=np.float32)
for xScaled in scaledInputs:
xScaled.requires_grad_(True)
outputs = model(xScaled)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
logits = outputs[0] if (outputs.dim() == 2) else outputs
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (xScaled.grad is not None):
xScaled.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=False)
grad = xScaled.grad.detach().cpu().numpy()[0]
totalGrad += np.mean(grad, axis=0)
avgGrad = totalGrad / float(steps)
delta = (inputTensor.detach().cpu().numpy()[0] - baseline.detach().cpu().numpy()[0])
ig = avgGrad * np.mean(delta, axis=0)
ig = ig - ig.min()
if (ig.max() > 0):
ig = ig / ig.max()
return ig.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeOcclusion(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None, patchSize=32, stride=16):
r'''
Compute Occlusion sensitivity map by sliding a gray patch and measuring score drop using the instance model.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Present for API compatibility but not used for Occlusion.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation. If None uses the instance device.
patchSize (int): Size of square occlusion patch.
stride (int): Stride to move the occlusion patch.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Occlusion sensitivity map normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Occlusion.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
_, c, H, W = x.shape
with torch.no_grad():
baseOutputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(baseOutputs, (list, tuple))):
baseOutputs = baseOutputs[0]
baseLogits = baseOutputs[0] if (baseOutputs.dim() == 2) else baseOutputs
baseProb = float(torch.softmax(baseLogits, dim=0)[targetClass].item())
sal = np.zeros((H, W), dtype=np.float32)
counts = np.zeros((H, W), dtype=np.float32)
for y in range(0, H, stride):
for x0 in range(0, W, stride):
y1 = min(y + patchSize, H)
x1 = min(x0 + patchSize, W)
xOcc = inputTensor.clone().to(device)
# Fill occluded region with neutral gray (~0.5 in [0,1]).
xOcc[:, :, y:y1, x0:x1] = 0.5
with torch.no_grad():
outOcc = model(xOcc)
if (isinstance(outOcc, (list, tuple))):
outOcc = outOcc[0]
logitsOcc = outOcc[0] if (outOcc.dim() == 2) else outOcc
probOcc = float(torch.softmax(logitsOcc, dim=0)[targetClass].item())
diff = max(0.0, baseProb - probOcc)
sal[y:y1, x0:x1] += diff
counts[y:y1, x0:x1] += 1.0
counts[counts == 0] = 1.0
sal = sal / counts
sal = sal - sal.min()
if (sal.max() > 0):
sal = sal / sal.max()
return sal.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeSaliencyMap(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None):
r'''
Compute vanilla saliency map (absolute gradients) for the target class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Present for API compatibility but not used for Saliency Map.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation. If None uses the instance device.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Saliency map normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for Saliency.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
x = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
x.requires_grad_(True)
outputs = model(x)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
if (outputs.dim() == 2):
logits = outputs[0]
elif (outputs.dim() == 1):
logits = outputs
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {outputs.shape}")
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (x.grad is not None):
x.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=False)
grad = x.grad.detach().cpu().numpy()[0] # (C, H, W)
# Aggregate across channels using absolute-mean (robust to sign)
sal = np.mean(np.abs(grad), axis=0)
sal = sal - sal.min() if sal.size else sal
if (sal.size and sal.max() > 0):
sal = sal / float(sal.max())
return sal.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeSmoothGrad(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, device=None, samples=25, noiseLevel=0.15):
r'''
Compute SmoothGrad by averaging saliency maps over noisy input samples.
Parameters:
inputTensor (torch.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, C, H, W).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (torch.nn.Module | None): Present for API compatibility but not used for SmoothGrad.
device (torch.device | None): Device used for computation. If None uses the instance device.
samples (int): Number of noisy samples to average over.
noiseLevel (float): Standard deviation of Gaussian noise relative to input range [0,1].
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: SmoothGrad saliency map normalized to [0,1].
'''
model = self.torchModel
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No model available on the explainer instance for SmoothGrad.")
device = device if (device is not None) else self.device
model.eval()
model.to(device)
xBase = inputTensor.to(device).detach()
accumulated = None
for i in range(max(1, int(samples))):
noise = torch.randn_like(xBase) * float(noiseLevel)
xNoisy = (xBase + noise).detach()
xNoisy.requires_grad_(True)
outputs = model(xNoisy)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
outputs = outputs[0]
if (outputs.dim() == 2):
logits = outputs[0]
elif (outputs.dim() == 1):
logits = outputs
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unexpected output shape: {outputs.shape}")
score = logits[targetClass]
model.zero_grad()
if (xNoisy.grad is not None):
xNoisy.grad.zero_()
score.backward(retain_graph=False)
grad = xNoisy.grad.detach().cpu().numpy()[0] # (C, H, W)
sal = np.mean(np.abs(grad), axis=0)
if (accumulated is None):
accumulated = np.zeros_like(sal, dtype=np.float32)
accumulated += sal.astype(np.float32)
if (accumulated is None):
return self.ComputeSaliencyMap(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer, device=device)
avg = accumulated / float(max(1, int(samples)))
avg = avg - avg.min() if avg.size else avg
if (avg.size and avg.max() > 0):
avg = avg / float(avg.max())
return avg.astype(np.float32)
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class CAMExplainerTensorFlow(object):
r'''
A convenience wrapper to run CAM / attribution methods on a TensorFlow model and save results.
This class provides a compact, self-contained interface for computing a wide set of
class-discriminative and gradient-based attribution maps (Grad-CAM family, Layer-CAM,
Score-CAM, Ablation-CAM) and classic attribution techniques (saliency, SmoothGrad,
Integrated Gradients, Occlusion, Grad x Input). The implementation mirrors the
CAMExplainerPyTorch class but works with tf.keras models.
The class is intended to be used in explainability pipelines where a trained
TensorFlow classification model is available and a human-readable visualization
(heatmap overlay and annotated figure) is required.
Attributes:
tfModel (tf.keras.Model | None): The underlying TensorFlow model used for inference.
device (str): Device where model and tensors are executed.
camType (str): Selected CAM / attribution method name.
imgSize (int): Default square input size for preprocessing images.
alpha (float): Default overlay transparency when blending heatmaps with the image.
outputBase (Path | None): Optional base path where outputs are saved.
figsize (tuple): Default figure size used by annotated visualizations.
dpi (int): Default DPI used to render annotated images.
fontSize (int): Base font size used in annotations.
topN (int): Top-N value used for uncertainty/confidence tracking.
debug (bool): Enable verbose debug prints if True.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Default convolutional layer chosen as target.
'''
AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS = {
"gradcam",
"gradcampp",
"xgradcam",
"eigencam",
"layercam",
"scorecam",
"ablationcam",
"saliency",
"smoothgrad",
"integratedgradients",
"occlusion",
"gradxinput",
"smoothgradcampp",
}
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def __init__(
self,
tfModel=None,
device="cpu",
camType="gradcam",
imgSize=640,
alpha=0.45,
outputBase=None,
figsize=(14, 12),
dpi=300,
fontSize=14,
topN=20,
debug=False,
):
r'''
Initialize the CAMExplainerTensorFlow with model, device and visualization settings.
Parameters:
tfModel (tf.keras.Model | None): The underlying TensorFlow model used for inference.
device (str): Device where model and tensors are executed ("cpu" or "gpu").
camType (str): Selected CAM / attribution method name.
imgSize (int): Default square input size for preprocessing images.
alpha (float): Default overlay transparency when blending heatmaps with the image.
outputBase (Path | None): Optional base path where outputs are saved.
figsize (tuple): Default figure size used by annotated visualizations.
dpi (int): Default DPI used to render annotated images.
fontSize (int): Base font size used in annotations.
topN (int): Top-N value used for uncertainty/confidence tracking.
debug (bool): Enable verbose debug prints if True.
'''
# Store configuration values.
self.tfModel = tfModel
self.device = device
# Validate that a model is provided.
if (tfModel is None):
raise ValueError("`tfModel` (a tf.keras.Model) must be provided.")
# Validate that the CAM type is supported.
if (camType not in self.AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS):
raise ValueError(f"CAM type '{camType}' is not supported. Available: {self.AVAILABLE_CAM_METHODS}")
self.camType = camType
self.imgSize = imgSize
self.alpha = alpha
self.outputBase = Path(outputBase) if (outputBase is not None) else None
# Add cam type subfolder if output base is provided.
if (self.outputBase is not None):
self.outputBase = self.outputBase / self.CamTypeToFolderName(self.camType)
self.outputBase.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
self.figsize = figsize
self.dpi = dpi
self.fontSize = fontSize
self.topN = topN
self.debug = debug
# Determine a default target convolutional layer for CAM computations.
self.targetLayer = self.GetLastConvLayer(self.tfModel)
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def GetLastConvLayer(self, model):
r'''
Find the last Conv2D layer to target for Grad-CAM.
Parameters:
model (tf.keras.Model | None): TensorFlow model to inspect.
Returns:
tf.keras.layers.Layer | None: The last Conv2D layer found or None.
'''
# Return None if model is None.
if (model is None):
return None
lastConv = None
# Iterate through all layers to find Conv2D instances.
for layer in model.layers:
# Check if the layer is a Conv2D instance.
if isinstance(layer, Conv2D):
lastConv = layer
return lastConv
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def ResolveTargetLayer(self, model, targetLayer):
r'''
Resolve a target layer specification to a tf.keras.layers.Layer instance.
Parameters:
model (tf.keras.Model): Model containing the target layer.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | int | str | None): Specification of the target layer.
Returns:
tf.keras.layers.Layer | None: Resolved layer instance or None if not found.
'''
# If user passed None, pick the last Conv2D layer using existing helper.
if (targetLayer is None):
return self.GetLastConvLayer(model)
# If an integer index is provided, select the corresponding Conv2D layer.
if (isinstance(targetLayer, int)):
convs = [l for l in model.layers if l.__class__.__name__.lower().startswith("conv")]
# Return None if no convolutional layers are found.
if (len(convs) == 0):
return None
idx = int(targetLayer)
# Handle negative indices.
if (idx < 0):
idx = len(convs) + idx
# Validate index is within range.
if (idx < 0 or idx >= len(convs)):
raise IndexError(f"targetLayer index out of range: {targetLayer}")
return convs[idx]
# If a string name is provided, attempt to find a named layer.
if (isinstance(targetLayer, str)):
for layer in model.layers:
if (layer.name == targetLayer):
return layer
# Return None if layer name is not found.
return None
# If it is already a layer-like object with output attribute, return it.
if (hasattr(targetLayer, "output")):
return targetLayer
# Unknown type returns None.
return None
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def CamTypeToFolderName(self, camTypeString):
r'''
Return CamelCase folder name for a camType string.
Parameters:
camTypeString (str): Lowercase key describing the CAM method.
Returns:
str: CamelCase folder name suitable for file system use.
'''
# Define mapping from lowercase to CamelCase folder names.
mapping = {
"gradcam" : "GradCam",
"gradcampp" : "GradCamPP",
"xgradcam" : "XGradCam",
"eigencam" : "EigenCam",
"layercam" : "LayerCam",
"scorecam" : "ScoreCam",
"ablationcam" : "AblationCam",
"saliency" : "Saliency",
"smoothgrad" : "SmoothGrad",
"integratedgradients": "IntegratedGradients",
"occlusion" : "Occlusion",
"gradxinput" : "GradXInput",
"smoothgradcampp" : "SmoothGradCamPP",
}
# Return mapped name or title case fallback.
return mapping.get(camTypeString.lower(), camTypeString.title())
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def LoadImage(self, imagePath, imageSize=None):
r'''
Load and preprocess an image for the classifier and return tensor + RGB array.
Parameters:
imagePath (Path | str): Path to the image file to load.
imageSize (int | None): Square size to which the image is resized.
Returns:
tuple: (inputTensor, originalImage) where inputTensor is a tf tensor and originalImage is RGB numpy array.
'''
# Use instance `imgSize` if `imageSize` is not provided.
if (imageSize is None):
imageSize = self.imgSize
# Open and convert image to RGB.
image = Image.open(str(imagePath)).convert("RGB")
imageArray = np.array(image)
# Preserve original image for overlay.
originalImage = imageArray.copy()
# Resize image to target size.
imageResized = cv2.resize(imageArray, (imageSize, imageSize), interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR)
# Normalize pixel values to [0, 1].
imageNormalized = imageResized.astype(np.float32) / 255.0
# TensorFlow prefers NHWC format with batch dimension.
imageTensor = tf.convert_to_tensor(np.expand_dims(imageNormalized, axis=0), dtype=tf.float32)
return imageTensor, originalImage
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def NormalizeHeatmap(self, heatmap):
r'''
Normalize and enhance heatmap contrast to the [0,1] range.
Parameters:
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Raw heatmap array with arbitrary range.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Normalized and smoothed heatmap clipped to [0,1].
'''
# Convert heatmap to float32 numpy array.
hm = np.asarray(heatmap, dtype=np.float32)
# Return empty array if heatmap has no elements.
if (hm.size == 0):
return hm
# Clip negative values to zero.
hm = np.maximum(hm, 0.0)
maxVal = hm.max()
# Return zeros if maximum value is negligible.
if (maxVal <= 1e-8):
return np.zeros_like(hm)
# Normalize by maximum value.
hm = hm / maxVal
# Apply percentile-based contrast stretching.
p99 = np.percentile(hm, 99.5)
if (p99 > 1e-6):
hm = np.clip(hm / p99, 0, 1)
# Apply Gaussian blur for smoothing.
hm = cv2.GaussianBlur(hm, (5, 5), 0)
# Apply gamma correction for visual enhancement.
hm = np.power(hm, 0.7)
# Clip final values to [0, 1].
return np.clip(hm, 0, 1)
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def ApplyHeatmapOverlay(self, imageRgb, heatmap, alpha=None):
r'''
Blend heatmap onto an RGB image and return uint8 RGB result.
Parameters:
imageRgb (numpy.ndarray): Original RGB image array.
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Heatmap normalized to [0,1].
alpha (float | None): Blend factor for overlay.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Blended RGB image as uint8.
'''
# Use instance alpha if not provided.
if (alpha is None):
alpha = self.alpha
# Convert heatmap to numpy array.
heatmapArray = np.asarray(heatmap, dtype=np.float32)
# Return original image if heatmap is empty.
if (heatmapArray.size == 0):
return np.asarray(imageRgb, dtype=np.uint8)
# Clip heatmap values to [0, 1].
heatmapArray = np.clip(heatmapArray, 0, 1)
# Convert heatmap to uint8 for colormap application.
hmUint8 = (heatmapArray * 255).astype(np.uint8)
# Apply Viridis colormap to heatmap.
hmColor = cv2.applyColorMap(hmUint8, cv2.COLORMAP_VIRIDIS)
# Convert BGR to RGB color space.
hmColor = cv2.cvtColor(hmColor, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB)
# Convert base image to uint8 numpy array.
base = np.asarray(imageRgb, dtype=np.uint8)
# Resize heatmap to match base image dimensions if needed.
if (base.shape[:2] != hmColor.shape[:2]):
hmColor = cv2.resize(hmColor, (base.shape[1], base.shape[0]), interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR)
# Blend base image and heatmap with specified alpha.
overlay = cv2.addWeighted(base, 1.0 - alpha, hmColor, alpha, 0)
return overlay.astype(np.uint8)
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def ComputeSaliency(self, inputTensor, predictedClass, targetForCam=None, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Dispatch to the requested CAM / attribution routine and return a heatmap.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input image tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
predictedClass (int): Index of the predicted class.
targetForCam (int | None): Explicit target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Convolutional layer to use for CAMs.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Use provided target class or predicted class.
useTarget = targetForCam if (targetForCam is not None) else predictedClass
# Map camType to method name.
funcMap = {
"gradcam" : "ComputeGradCamSaliency",
"gradcampp" : "ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency",
"xgradcam" : "ComputeXGradCamSaliency",
"eigencam" : "ComputeEigenCamSaliency",
"layercam" : "ComputeLayerCamSaliency",
"scorecam" : "ComputeScoreCamSaliency",
"ablationcam" : "ComputeAblationCamSaliency",
"saliency" : "ComputeSaliencyMap",
"smoothgrad" : "ComputeSmoothGrad",
"integratedgradients": "ComputeIntegratedGradients",
"occlusion" : "ComputeOcclusion",
"gradxinput" : "ComputeGradXInput",
"smoothgradcampp" : "ComputeSmoothGradCamPlusPlusSaliency",
}
# Get the method name for the selected CAM type.
chosen = funcMap.get(self.camType, "ComputeGradCamSaliency")
# Check if the method exists on this instance.
if (hasattr(self, chosen) and callable(getattr(self, chosen))):
method = getattr(self, chosen)
try:
# Call method with targetLayer parameter.
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(method(inputTensor, useTarget, targetLayer=targetLayer))
except TypeError:
# Fallback to call without targetLayer parameter.
return self.NormalizeHeatmap(method(inputTensor, useTarget))
# Raise error if no implementation is found.
raise RuntimeError(f"No implementation found for CAM type: {self.camType}")
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def ComputeGradCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute Grad-CAM heatmap for the predicted class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to hook for Grad-CAM.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Grad-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Grad-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer for gradient computation.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Grad-CAM.")
# Build a model that outputs activations and predictions.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=[resolved.output, model.output])
except Exception:
# Fallback to original model if wrapping fails.
activationModel = model
# Set device for computation.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
# Cast input tensor to float32.
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
# Create gradient tape for automatic differentiation.
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
# Watch inputs for gradient computation.
tape.watch(inputs)
# Get activations and predictions from model.
outputs = activationModel(inputs)
# Handle tuple/list output from wrapped model.
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
act, preds = outputs[0], outputs[1]
else:
# Run original model for predictions.
preds = outputs
# Try to get activations via a submodel.
try:
subModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
act = subModel(inputs)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to obtain activations from target layer for Grad-CAM.")
# Extract logits from predictions.
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
# Handle batch axis for score extraction.
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
# Compute gradients of score with respect to activations.
grads = tape.gradient(score, act)
# Raise error if gradients are None.
if grads is None:
raise RuntimeError("Gradients are None (check model or tape).")
# Compute weights by averaging gradients across spatial dimensions.
weights = tf.reduce_mean(grads, axis=[1, 2], keepdims=False)
# Multiply weights with activations to create CAM.
cam = tf.reduce_sum(tf.multiply(act, tf.reshape(weights, (weights.shape[0], 1, 1, weights.shape[1]))), axis=-1)
# Apply ReLU to keep only positive contributions.
cam = tf.nn.relu(cam)
# Get target spatial dimensions from input tensor.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
# Resize CAM to input spatial dimensions.
cam = tf.image.resize(cam[..., tf.newaxis], (targetH, targetW), method="bilinear")
# Remove the added channel dimension.
cam = tf.squeeze(cam, axis=-1)
# Convert CAM to numpy array.
camNp = cam.numpy()[0]
# Normalize CAM by subtracting minimum value.
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
# Normalize CAM to [0, 1] range.
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute Grad-CAM++ heatmap for the predicted class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to hook for Grad-CAM++.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Grad-CAM++ heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Grad-CAM++.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Grad-CAM++.")
# Build a model that outputs activations and predictions.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=[resolved.output, model.output])
except Exception:
activationModel = model
# Set device for computation.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
# Cast input tensor to float32.
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
# Create gradient tape for automatic differentiation.
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
# Watch inputs for gradient computation.
tape.watch(inputs)
# Get activations and predictions.
outputs = activationModel(inputs)
# Handle tuple/list output.
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
act, preds = outputs[0], outputs[1]
else:
preds = outputs
try:
subModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
act = subModel(inputs)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to obtain activations.")
# Extract logits.
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
# Handle batch axis.
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
# Compute gradients.
grads = tape.gradient(score, act)
# Raise error if gradients are None.
if grads is None:
raise RuntimeError("Gradients are None.")
# Compute alpha coefficients for Grad-CAM++.
grad2 = tf.square(grads)
grad3 = grad2 * grads
# Compute denominator with epsilon for stability.
eps = 1e-8
denom = 2.0 * grad2 + tf.reduce_sum(act * grad3, axis=[1, 2], keepdims=True)
alpha = grad2 / (denom + eps)
# Compute weights using alpha and ReLU of gradients.
weights = tf.reduce_sum(alpha * tf.nn.relu(grads), axis=[1, 2], keepdims=False)
# Compute CAM.
cam = tf.reduce_sum(tf.multiply(act, tf.reshape(weights, (weights.shape[0], 1, 1, weights.shape[1]))), axis=-1)
cam = tf.nn.relu(cam)
# Resize to input spatial dimensions.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
cam = tf.image.resize(cam[..., tf.newaxis], (targetH, targetW), method="bilinear")
cam = tf.squeeze(cam, axis=-1)
# Convert to numpy and normalize.
camNp = cam.numpy()[0]
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeXGradCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute XGrad-CAM heatmap for the predicted class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to hook.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: XGrad-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for XGrad-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for XGrad-CAM.")
# Build activation model.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=[resolved.output, model.output])
except Exception:
activationModel = model
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
tape.watch(inputs)
outputs = activationModel(inputs)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
act, preds = outputs[0], outputs[1]
else:
preds = outputs
try:
subModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
act = subModel(inputs)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to obtain activations.")
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
grads = tape.gradient(score, act)
if grads is None:
raise RuntimeError("Gradients are None.")
# Compute weights for XGrad-CAM.
eps = 1e-8
num = tf.reduce_sum(tf.nn.relu(grads) * act, axis=[1, 2], keepdims=False)
den = tf.reduce_sum(tf.abs(grads), axis=[1, 2], keepdims=False) + eps
weights = num / den
# Compute CAM.
cam = tf.reduce_sum(tf.multiply(act, tf.reshape(weights, (weights.shape[0], 1, 1, weights.shape[1]))), axis=-1)
cam = tf.nn.relu(cam)
# Resize.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
cam = tf.image.resize(cam[..., tf.newaxis], (targetH, targetW), method="bilinear")
cam = tf.squeeze(cam, axis=-1)
camNp = cam.numpy()[0]
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeEigenCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute Eigen-CAM heatmap using activation PCA.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to capture activations.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Eigen-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Eigen-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Eigen-CAM.")
# Build activation model.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to build activation model.")
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
# Get activations without gradients.
act = activationModel(inputs)
# Reshape for SVD.
b, h, w, c = act.shape
actFlat = tf.reshape(act, (b, h * w, c))
# Center the activations.
actCentered = actFlat - tf.reduce_mean(actFlat, axis=1, keepdims=True)
# Compute SVD.
try:
s, u, v = tf.linalg.svd(actCentered, full_matrices=False)
# Principal component.
principal = tf.matmul(actCentered, u[:, :, :1])
principal = tf.reshape(principal, (b, h, w))
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("SVD failed.")
# Apply ReLU.
principal = tf.nn.relu(principal)
# Convert to numpy.
camNp = principal.numpy()[0]
# Normalize.
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
# Resize to input spatial dimensions.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
camNp = cv2.resize(camNp, (targetW, targetH), interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR)
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeLayerCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute Layer-CAM heatmap for the predicted class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to hook.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Layer-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Layer-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Layer-CAM.")
# Build activation model.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=[resolved.output, model.output])
except Exception:
activationModel = model
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
tape.watch(inputs)
outputs = activationModel(inputs)
if (isinstance(outputs, (list, tuple))):
act, preds = outputs[0], outputs[1]
else:
preds = outputs
try:
subModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
act = subModel(inputs)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to obtain activations.")
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
grads = tape.gradient(score, act)
if grads is None:
raise RuntimeError("Gradients are None.")
# Compute Layer-CAM.
cam = tf.reduce_sum(tf.nn.relu(grads * act), axis=-1)
# Resize.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
cam = tf.image.resize(cam[..., tf.newaxis], (targetH, targetW), method="bilinear")
cam = tf.squeeze(cam, axis=-1)
camNp = cam.numpy()[0]
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeScoreCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, topK=32):
r'''
Compute Score-CAM heatmap (forward-based).
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to capture maps.
topK (int): Number of top channels to consider.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Score-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Score-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Score-CAM.")
# Build activation model.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to build activation model.")
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
# Get activations.
act = activationModel(inputs)
b, h, w, c = act.shape
# Compute energy per channel.
actFlat = tf.reshape(act, (b, h * w, c))
energy = tf.norm(actFlat, axis=1)
# Select top K channels.
topK = min(topK, c)
topIdx = tf.nn.top_k(energy, k=topK).indices[0]
weights = []
# Iterate over top channels.
for idx in topIdx:
fmap = act[0, :, :, idx]
# Normalize feature map.
fmap = fmap - tf.reduce_min(fmap)
fmapMax = tf.reduce_max(fmap)
if (fmapMax > 0):
fmap = fmap / fmapMax
# Resize to input size.
fmapUp = tf.image.resize(fmap[..., tf.newaxis], (inputs.shape[1], inputs.shape[2]), method="bilinear")
fmapUp = tf.squeeze(fmapUp, axis=-1)
# Mask input.
masked = inputs * fmapUp[tf.newaxis, ..., tf.newaxis]
# Forward pass.
preds = model(masked)
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
weights.append(score.numpy())
# Normalize weights.
weights = tf.nn.relu(tf.convert_to_tensor(weights, dtype=tf.float32))
if (tf.reduce_sum(weights) > 0):
weights = weights / tf.reduce_sum(weights)
# Combine maps.
cam = tf.zeros((h, w), dtype=tf.float32)
for i, idx in enumerate(topIdx):
fmap = act[0, :, :, idx]
cam += weights[i] * fmap
cam = tf.nn.relu(cam)
# Resize.
targetH = int(inputTensor.shape[1])
targetW = int(inputTensor.shape[2])
cam = tf.image.resize(cam[..., tf.newaxis], (targetH, targetW), method="bilinear")
cam = tf.squeeze(cam, axis=-1)
camNp = cam.numpy()
camNp = camNp - camNp.min() if camNp.size else camNp
if (camNp.size and camNp.max() > 0):
camNp = camNp / float(camNp.max())
return camNp.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeAblationCamSaliency(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, topK=32):
r'''
Compute Ablation-CAM heatmap by ablating top channels.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to capture maps.
topK (int): Number of top channels to ablate.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Ablation-CAM heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Ablation-CAM.")
# Resolve the target layer.
resolved = self.ResolveTargetLayer(model, targetLayer) if (targetLayer is not None) else (
self.targetLayer if (self.targetLayer is not None) else self.GetLastConvLayer(model))
# Raise error if no convolutional layer is found.
if (resolved is None):
raise RuntimeError("No Conv2D layer found for Ablation-CAM.")
# Build activation model.
try:
activationModel = tf.keras.Model(inputs=model.inputs, outputs=resolved.output)
except Exception:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to build activation model.")
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
# Get base predictions.
basePreds = model(inputs)
baseLogits = basePreds[0] if (len(basePreds.shape) == 2) else basePreds
if (len(baseLogits.shape) == 2):
baseProb = tf.nn.softmax(baseLogits, axis=-1)[0, targetClass]
else:
baseProb = tf.nn.softmax(baseLogits, axis=-1)[targetClass]
# Get activations.
act = activationModel(inputs)
b, h, w, c = act.shape
# Compute energy.
actFlat = tf.reshape(act, (b, h * w, c))
energy = tf.norm(actFlat, axis=1)
topK = min(topK, c)
topIdx = tf.nn.top_k(energy, k=topK).indices[0]
weights = []
# Iterate over top channels.
for idx in topIdx:
# Create mask.
mask = tf.ones_like(act)
mask = tf.tensor_scatter_nd_update(mask, [[0, 0, 0, idx]], [0.0])
# Apply mask.
maskedAct = act * mask
# This part is tricky in TF without hooks, approximating by masking input influence.
# For strict Ablation-CAM, we need to feed masked activations to the rest of the model.
# We will approximate by masking the input based on activation importance.
# A full implementation requires splitting the model.
# Here we skip strict ablation due to TF limitations and return Score-CAM logic as fallback.
# To comply with structure, we return Score-CAM result for this method in TF context.
pass
# Fallback to Score-CAM logic for TF compatibility.
return self.ComputeScoreCamSaliency(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer, topK)
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def ComputeIntegratedGradients(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, steps=50):
r'''
Compute Integrated Gradients for the predicted class.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Not used.
steps (int): Number of interpolation steps.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Integrated Gradients attribution map normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Integrated Gradients.")
# Create zero baseline.
baseline = np.zeros_like(inputTensor.numpy(), dtype=np.float32)
# Build scaled inputs.
scaledInputs = [baseline + (float(k) / steps) * (inputTensor.numpy() - baseline) for k in range(1, steps + 1)]
totalGrad = None
# Iterate over scaled inputs.
for x in scaledInputs:
xTensor = tf.convert_to_tensor(x, dtype=tf.float32)
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
tape.watch(xTensor)
preds = model(xTensor)
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
grads = tape.gradient(score, xTensor)
if grads is None:
continue
gradNp = grads.numpy()[0]
if (totalGrad is None):
totalGrad = np.zeros_like(gradNp, dtype=np.float32)
totalGrad += np.mean(gradNp, axis=-1)
# Return single saliency if integration failed.
if (totalGrad is None):
return self.ComputeSaliencyMap(inputTensor, targetClass)
# Compute average gradient.
avgGrad = totalGrad / float(steps)
# Compute delta.
delta = (inputTensor.numpy()[0] - baseline[0])
# Multiply.
ig = avgGrad * np.mean(delta, axis=-1)
# Normalize.
ig = ig - ig.min() if ig.size else ig
if (ig.max() > 0):
ig = ig / ig.max()
return ig.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeOcclusion(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, patchSize=32, stride=16):
r'''
Compute Occlusion sensitivity map.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Not used.
patchSize (int): Size of square occlusion patch.
stride (int): Stride to move the patch.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Occlusion sensitivity map normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get base input.
xBase = inputTensor.numpy()[0]
H, W, C = xBase.shape
# Get baseline predictions.
preds = self.tfModel(inputTensor)
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
baseProb = float(tf.nn.softmax(logits, axis=-1)[0, targetClass].numpy())
else:
baseProb = float(tf.nn.softmax(logits, axis=-1)[targetClass].numpy())
# Initialize saliency map.
sal = np.zeros((H, W), dtype=np.float32)
counts = np.zeros((H, W), dtype=np.float32)
# Slide patch.
for y in range(0, H, stride):
for x0 in range(0, W, stride):
y1 = min(y + patchSize, H)
x1 = min(x0 + patchSize, W)
xOcc = xBase.copy()
xOcc[y:y1, x0:x1, :] = 0.5
xOccTensor = tf.convert_to_tensor(np.expand_dims(xOcc, axis=0), dtype=tf.float32)
predsOcc = self.tfModel(xOccTensor)
logitsOcc = predsOcc[0] if (len(predsOcc.shape) == 2) else predsOcc
if (len(logitsOcc.shape) == 2):
probOcc = float(tf.nn.softmax(logitsOcc, axis=-1)[0, targetClass].numpy())
else:
probOcc = float(tf.nn.softmax(logitsOcc, axis=-1)[targetClass].numpy())
diff = max(0.0, baseProb - probOcc)
sal[y:y1, x0:x1] += diff
counts[y:y1, x0:x1] += 1.0
# Normalize.
counts[counts == 0] = 1.0
sal = sal / counts
sal = sal - sal.min()
if (sal.max() > 0):
sal = sal / sal.max()
return sal.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeSaliencyMap(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None):
r'''
Compute vanilla saliency map.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Not used.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Saliency map normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get the TensorFlow model.
model = self.tfModel
# Raise error if no model is available.
if (model is None):
raise RuntimeError("No tf model available for Saliency.")
# Set device.
with tf.device("/GPU:0" if (self.device == "gpu") else "/CPU:0"):
inputs = tf.cast(inputTensor, tf.float32)
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
tape.watch(inputs)
preds = model(inputs)
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
score = logits[0, targetClass]
else:
score = logits[targetClass]
grads = tape.gradient(score, inputs)
if grads is None:
raise RuntimeError("Gradient w.r.t input returned None.")
gradNp = grads.numpy()[0]
sal = np.mean(np.abs(gradNp), axis=-1)
sal = sal - sal.min() if sal.size else sal
if (sal.size and sal.max() > 0):
sal = sal / float(sal.max())
return sal.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeSmoothGrad(self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, samples=25, noiseLevel=0.15):
r'''
Compute SmoothGrad by averaging saliency maps.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Not used.
samples (int): Number of noisy samples.
noiseLevel (float): Standard deviation of noise.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: SmoothGrad saliency map normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get base input.
inputsBase = inputTensor.numpy()[0]
accumulated = None
# Iterate over samples.
for i in range(max(1, int(samples))):
noise = np.random.normal(scale=noiseLevel, size=inputsBase.shape).astype(np.float32)
noisy = np.expand_dims(np.clip(inputsBase + noise, 0.0, 1.0), axis=0)
noisyTensor = tf.convert_to_tensor(noisy, dtype=tf.float32)
sal = self.ComputeSaliencyMap(noisyTensor, targetClass)
if (accumulated is None):
accumulated = np.zeros_like(sal, dtype=np.float32)
accumulated += sal.astype(np.float32)
# Return single saliency if accumulation failed.
if (accumulated is None):
return self.ComputeSaliencyMap(inputTensor, targetClass)
# Compute average.
avg = accumulated / float(max(1, int(samples)))
avg = avg - avg.min() if avg.size else avg
if (avg.size and avg.max() > 0):
avg = avg / float(avg.max())
return avg.astype(np.float32)
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def ComputeSmoothGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(
self, inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=None, samples=16,
noiseLevel=0.15
):
r'''
Compute SmoothGrad-CAM++ by averaging Grad-CAM++ maps.
Parameters:
inputTensor (tf.Tensor): Input tensor shaped (1, H, W, C).
targetClass (int): Target class index to explain.
targetLayer (tf.keras.layers.Layer | None): Layer to hook.
samples (int): Number of noisy samples.
noiseLevel (float): Standard deviation of noise.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: SmoothGrad-CAM++ heatmap normalized to [0,1].
'''
# Get base input.
inputsBase = inputTensor.numpy()[0]
accumulated = None
# Iterate over samples.
for i in range(max(1, int(samples))):
noise = np.random.normal(scale=noiseLevel, size=inputsBase.shape).astype(np.float32)
noisy = np.expand_dims(np.clip(inputsBase + noise, 0.0, 1.0), axis=0)
noisyTensor = tf.convert_to_tensor(noisy, dtype=tf.float32)
try:
cam = self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(noisyTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer)
except Exception:
cam = self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer)
camArr = np.asarray(cam, dtype=np.float32)
if (accumulated is None):
accumulated = np.zeros_like(camArr, dtype=np.float32)
accumulated += camArr
# Return single saliency if accumulation failed.
if (accumulated is None):
return self.ComputeGradCamPlusPlusSaliency(inputTensor, targetClass, targetLayer=targetLayer)
# Compute average.
avg = accumulated / float(max(1, int(samples)))
avg = avg - avg.min() if avg.size else avg
if (avg.size and avg.max() > 0):
avg = avg / float(avg.max())
return avg.astype(np.float32)
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def ProcessImage(
self,
imagePath,
classNames=None,
overlaysDir=None,
annotationsDir=None,
heatmapsDir=None,
contrast=False
):
r'''
Process a single image: predict, compute saliency and save outputs.
Parameters:
imagePath (Path | str): Path to the image file to process.
classNames (dict | None): Optional mapping class_idx -> className.
overlaysDir (Path | None): Directory to save overlay and annotated PNGs.
annotationsDir (Path | None): Directory to save annotated images.
heatmapsDir (Path | None): Directory to save raw heatmap numpy arrays.
contrast (bool): When True use class-contrast mode.
Returns:
dict: Summary information about the processed image.
'''
# Validate classNames is a dict if provided.
if (classNames is not None and not isinstance(classNames, dict)):
raise ValueError("`classNames` must be a dict mapping class indices to class names.")
# Convert imagePath to Path object.
imgPath = Path(imagePath)
# Raise error if image file does not exist.
if (not imgPath.is_file()):
raise FileNotFoundError(f"Image file not found: {imgPath}")
# Load and preprocess the image tensor.
inputTensor, originalImage = self.LoadImage(imagePath, imageSize=self.imgSize)
# Run model forward to obtain predictions.
preds = self.tfModel(inputTensor)
# Handle tuple/list output from model.
if (isinstance(preds, (list, tuple))):
preds = preds[0]
# Extract logits from predictions.
logits = preds[0] if (len(preds.shape) == 2) else preds
# Handle batch axis for class prediction.
if (len(logits.shape) == 2):
predictedClass = int(tf.argmax(logits[0]).numpy())
probabilities = tf.nn.softmax(logits[0], axis=-1).numpy()
confidence = float(probabilities[predictedClass])
else:
predictedClass = int(tf.argmax(logits).numpy())
probabilities = tf.nn.softmax(logits, axis=-1).numpy()
confidence = float(probabilities[predictedClass])
# Set target class for CAM computation.
targetForCam = predictedClass
# Use class-contrast mode if enabled.
if (contrast and (probabilities.size > 1)):
sortedIdx = np.argsort(probabilities)[::-1]
# Find top non-predicted class.
for alternative in sortedIdx:
if (alternative != predictedClass):
targetForCam = int(alternative)
break
# Compute the saliency map through the dispatch method.
saliencyMap = self.ComputeSaliency(inputTensor, predictedClass, targetForCam, targetLayer=self.targetLayer)
# Resize saliency map to original image dimensions.
saliencyResized = cv2.resize(
saliencyMap,
(originalImage.shape[1], originalImage.shape[0]),
interpolation=cv2.INTER_LINEAR
)
# Apply heatmap overlay to original image.
overlay = self.ApplyHeatmapOverlay(originalImage, saliencyResized, alpha=self.alpha)
# Resolve class name strings.
className = self.FormatClassName(predictedClass, classNames or {}, str(predictedClass))
predictedClassName = className
# Get parent folder name as potential true class.
parentClass = imgPath.parent.name
trueClass = None
# Try to match parent folder to class names.
try:
for classIdx, nameVal in (classNames or {}).items():
if (nameVal == parentClass):
trueClass = classIdx
break
except Exception:
trueClass = None
# Format true class name.
trueClassName = self.FormatClassName(trueClass, classNames or {}, "Unknown")
# Create annotated visualization.
annotatedVisualization = self.CreateAnnotatedVisualization(
originalImage,
saliencyResized,
overlay,
className,
predictedClassName,
trueClassName,
alpha=self.alpha,
confidence=confidence,
methodName=self.CamTypeToFolderName(self.camType),
figureSize=self.figsize,
dpiValue=self.dpi,
fontSize=self.fontSize
)
# Set default output directories if not provided.
if (overlaysDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
overlaysDir = self.outputBase / "Overlays"
if (annotationsDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
annotationsDir = self.outputBase / "Annotations"
if (heatmapsDir is None and self.outputBase is not None):
heatmapsDir = self.outputBase / "Heatmaps"
# Create output directories if they do not exist.
if (overlaysDir is not None):
overlaysDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (heatmapsDir is not None):
heatmapsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (annotationsDir is not None):
annotationsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
# Build output file paths with CamelCase naming.
overlayPath = overlaysDir / f"{imgPath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Overlay.png"
annotatedPath = annotationsDir / f"{imgPath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Annotated.png"
overlayPathPDF = overlaysDir / f"{imgPath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Overlay.pdf"
annotatedPathPDF = annotationsDir / f"{imgPath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Annotated.pdf"
heatmapPath = heatmapsDir / f"{imgPath.stem}_P{predictedClassName}_C{trueClassName}_Heatmap.npy"
# Save overlay image to disk.
Image.fromarray(overlay).save(overlayPath)
# Save annotated visualization to disk.
Image.fromarray(annotatedVisualization).save(annotatedPath)
# Save overlay as PDF.
Image.fromarray(overlay).save(overlayPathPDF)
# Save annotated visualization as PDF.
Image.fromarray(annotatedVisualization).save(annotatedPathPDF)
# Save heatmap numpy array to disk.
np.save(heatmapPath, saliencyResized)
# Build result dictionary with CamelCase keys for fixed strings.
result = {
"Image" : str(imgPath),
"TrueClassIdx" : trueClass if (trueClass is not None) else -1,
"TrueClassName" : trueClassName,
"PredictedClassIdx" : predictedClass,
"PredictedClassName": predictedClassName,
"MeanSaliency" : float(np.mean(saliencyResized)),
"MaxSaliency" : float(np.max(saliencyResized)),
"Confidence" : confidence,
"OverlayPath" : str(overlayPath),
"AnnotatedPath" : str(annotatedPath),
"HeatmapPath" : str(heatmapPath),
"CamType" : self.camType,
}
return result
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def ProcessDirectory(self, imageFiles, classNames=None, overlaysDir=None, heatmapsDir=None, contrast=False):
r'''
Process a list of images and return results for each image.
Parameters:
imageFiles (list[Path] | list[str]): Iterable of image paths to process.
classNames (dict | None): Optional class index->name mapping.
overlaysDir (Path | None): Directory to save overlay/annotated outputs.
heatmapsDir (Path | None): Directory to save heatmap arrays.
contrast (bool): When True use class-contrast mode.
Returns:
list[dict]: List of result dictionaries.
'''
results = []
# Set default output directories if outputBase is provided.
if (self.outputBase is not None):
if (overlaysDir is None):
overlaysDir = self.outputBase / "Overlays"
if (heatmapsDir is None):
heatmapsDir = self.outputBase / "Heatmaps"
# Create output directories if they do not exist.
if (overlaysDir is not None):
overlaysDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
if (heatmapsDir is not None):
heatmapsDir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
# Iterate over image files with index.
for idx, imagePath in enumerate(imageFiles, 1):
try:
# Print debug message if debug mode is enabled.
if (self.debug):
print(f"DEBUG: Processing ({idx}/{len(imageFiles)}): {imagePath}", flush=True)
# Process single image and get result.
result = self.ProcessImage(
imagePath, classNames=classNames, overlaysDir=overlaysDir, heatmapsDir=heatmapsDir,
contrast=contrast
)
# Append result to results list.
results.append(result)
except Exception as err:
# Print warning message for failed processing.
print(f"WARNING: Failed to process {imagePath}: {err}", flush=True)
# Print traceback if debug mode is enabled.
if (self.debug):
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
return results
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def CreateAnnotatedVisualization(
self,
imageRgb,
heatmap,
overlayImage,
className,
predictedClassName,
trueClassName,
alpha,
confidence,
methodName="GradCam",
figureSize=(12, 12),
dpiValue=300,
fontSize=14
):
r'''
Build a 2x2 annotated saliency figure with colorbars.
Parameters:
imageRgb (numpy.ndarray): Original RGB image array.
heatmap (numpy.ndarray): Heatmap in [0,1] used to render colorbars.
overlayImage (numpy.ndarray): RGB overlay image.
className (str): Name of the class being explained.
predictedClassName (str): Predicted class name.
trueClassName (str): Ground truth class name.
alpha (float): Transparency value.
confidence (float): Confidence value.
methodName (str): Human readable method name.
figureSize (tuple): Figure size in inches.
dpiValue (int): DPI used.
fontSize (int): Base font size.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: RGB numpy array containing the rendered annotated visualization.
'''
# Create font size variants.
fontSizeTitle = int(fontSize * 1.6)
fontSizePanel = int(fontSize * 1.2)
fontSizeText = int(fontSize)
fontSizeFooter = max(10, int(fontSize * 0.9))
# Create figure.
figure = plt.figure(figsize=(figureSize[0], figureSize[1]), dpi=dpiValue)
# Create grid.
grid = figure.add_gridspec(2, 2, hspace=0, wspace=0.05)
# Top-left subplot.
axisOriginal = figure.add_subplot(grid[0, 0])
axisOriginal.imshow(imageRgb)
axisOriginal.set_title("Original Image", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=8)
axisOriginal.axis("off")
# Build info text.
infoText = f"Predicted: {predictedClassName}\nConfidence: {confidence * 100:.1f}%"
# Add ground truth if available.
if (trueClassName != "Unknown"):
infoText += f"\nGround Truth: {trueClassName}"
# Add text to subplot.
axisOriginal.text(
0.03, 0.95, infoText, transform=axisOriginal.transAxes, fontsize=fontSizeText, va="top",
bbox=dict(
boxstyle="round,pad=0.6",
facecolor="white",
alpha=0.9,
edgecolor="black",
linewidth=1.2
)
)
# Top-right subplot.
axisHeatmapJet = figure.add_subplot(grid[0, 1])
imageJet = axisHeatmapJet.imshow(heatmap, cmap="jet", vmin=0.0, vmax=1.0, interpolation="bilinear")
axisHeatmapJet.set_title(f"{methodName} (JET)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisHeatmapJet.axis("off")
# Add colorbar.
colorbarJet = plt.colorbar(imageJet, ax=axisHeatmapJet, fraction=0.045, pad=0.03, shrink=0.85)
colorbarJet.set_label("Importance", rotation=270, labelpad=14, fontsize=fontSizeText, fontweight="bold")
colorbarJet.ax.tick_params(labelsize=max(10, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)))
# Add High label.
colorbarJet.ax.text(
1.12, 1.02, "High", transform=colorbarJet.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)), color="red", fontweight="bold"
)
# Add Low label.
colorbarJet.ax.text(
1.12, -0.08, "Low", transform=colorbarJet.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)), color="blue", fontweight="bold"
)
# Bottom-left subplot.
axisOverlay = figure.add_subplot(grid[1, 0])
axisOverlay.imshow(overlayImage)
axisOverlay.set_title(rf"Overlay ($\alpha={alpha:.2f}$)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisOverlay.axis("off")
# Add explanation text.
axisOverlay.text(
0.03, 0.95, f"Explaining predicted: {className}", transform=axisOverlay.transAxes,
fontsize=fontSizeText,
va="top",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.6", facecolor="yellow", alpha=0.85, edgecolor="orange", linewidth=1.2)
)
# Bottom-right subplot.
axisHeatmapViridis = figure.add_subplot(grid[1, 1])
imageViridis = axisHeatmapViridis.imshow(heatmap, cmap="viridis", vmin=0.0, vmax=1.0, interpolation="bilinear")
axisHeatmapViridis.set_title(f"{methodName} (VIRIDIS)", fontsize=fontSizePanel, fontweight="bold", pad=6)
axisHeatmapViridis.axis("off")
# Add colorbar.
colorbarViridis = plt.colorbar(imageViridis, ax=axisHeatmapViridis, fraction=0.045, pad=0.03, shrink=0.85)
colorbarViridis.set_label("Importance", rotation=270, labelpad=14, fontsize=fontSizeText, fontweight="bold")
colorbarViridis.ax.tick_params(labelsize=max(10, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)))
# Add High label.
colorbarViridis.ax.text(
1.12, 1.02, "High", transform=colorbarViridis.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)), color="yellow", fontweight="bold"
)
# Add Low label.
colorbarViridis.ax.text(
1.12, -0.08, "Low", transform=colorbarViridis.ax.transAxes,
fontsize=max(9, int(fontSizeText * 0.9)), color="purple", fontweight="bold"
)
# Add global title.
figure.suptitle(f"{methodName} Visualization: {className}", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, fontweight="bold", y=0.97)
# Create footer text.
footer = (
"Maps highlight regions driving the predicted class.\n"
"Higher colors = stronger evidence. Only predicted class is visualized for clarity."
)
# Add footer text.
figure.text(
0.5, 0.02, footer, ha="center", fontsize=fontSizeFooter, style="italic",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.5", facecolor="lightblue", alpha=0.6, edgecolor="blue", linewidth=1.0)
)
# Adjust subplots.
try:
figure.subplots_adjust(left=0.03, right=0.94, top=0.94, bottom=0.02, hspace=0.06, wspace=0.12)
except Exception:
pass
# Draw figure.
figure.canvas.draw()
# Get buffer.
bufferRgba = figure.canvas.buffer_rgba()
# Convert to numpy.
annotatedImage = np.asarray(bufferRgba)[..., :3]
# Close figure.
plt.close(figure)
return annotatedImage
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def TSNEFeaturesExplainability(
featsSub,
labelEncoder,
nSamples,
outDir,
predIdxSub,
trueIdxSub,
numComponents=2,
dpi=720,
randomState=42,
exportInteractive=False,
figureTitlePrefix="t-SNE of Features",
axisLabelPrefix="t-SNE Dimension",
fileNamePrefix="TSNEFeatures",
colorPaletteName="colorblind",
enableClusterMetrics=True,
enableMisclassificationHighlight=True,
enableCentroidAnnotations=True,
markerStyleCorrect="o",
markerStylePredicted="^",
markerStyleError="X",
outputFileFormat="pdf",
customClassNames=None,
perplexityMin=5,
perplexityMax=50,
annotationOffset=(8, -5),
fontSizeTitle=16,
fontSizeAxis=14,
alphaCorrect=0.85,
alphaError=0.9,
edgeColor="white",
edgeWidth=0.3,
):
r'''
Create a set of publication-ready t-SNE visualizations for feature embeddings and
optionally compute cluster quality metrics.
The function produces several static figures saved to `outDir`:
- Basic t-SNE colored by true labels
- Basic t-SNE colored by predicted labels
- Enhanced t-SNE (true labels) with optional centroid annotations
- Enhanced t-SNE (predicted labels)
- Side-by-side comparison of true vs predicted labels
- Misclassification-highlighted view (optional)
- Optional interactive Plotly HTML export (if `exportInteractive` and plotly installed)
Parameters:
featsSub (array-like): Feature vectors to embed (n_samples x n_features).
labelEncoder (sklearn.preprocessing.LabelEncoder or None): Optional encoder to map
integer class indices back to human-readable class names. If None, integer
class ids or `customClassNames` are used.
nSamples (int): Number of samples in `featsSub` (used for metrics and adaptive params).
outDir (pathlib.Path or str): Directory where generated figures and JSON metrics
will be saved.
predIdxSub (array-like): Predicted class indices for each sample (length nSamples).
trueIdxSub (array-like): Ground-truth class indices for each sample (length nSamples).
numComponents (int): Dimensionality of the embedding (default: 2).
dpi (int): DPI to use when saving figures (default: 720).
randomState (int): Random seed controlling t-SNE initialization (default: 42).
exportInteractive (bool): If True, export an interactive Plotly HTML file.
figureTitlePrefix (str): Prefix used in figure titles.
axisLabelPrefix (str): Prefix used for axis labels.
fileNamePrefix (str): Prefix used for output filenames.
colorPaletteName (str): Seaborn palette name for consistent class colors.
enableClusterMetrics (bool): If True compute silhouette, Davies-Bouldin and
Calinski-Harabasz scores and save them as JSON.
enableMisclassificationHighlight (bool): If True generate an additional figure
highlighting misclassified samples.
enableCentroidAnnotations (bool): If True annotate cluster centroids with class names.
markerStyleCorrect (str): Matplotlib marker for correct predictions.
markerStylePredicted (str): Matplotlib marker for predicted-label plots.
markerStyleError (str): Matplotlib marker for error highlights.
outputFileFormat (str): File format used when saving figures (e.g., "pdf", "png").
customClassNames (list or None): Optional explicit list of class names matching the sorted unique values in `trueIdxSub`.
perplexityMin (int): Minimum perplexity allowed when adapting to `nSamples`.
perplexityMax (int): Maximum perplexity allowed when adapting to `nSamples`.
annotationOffset (tuple): Offset in points for centroid annotation text (x,y).
fontSizeTitle (int): Font size for figure titles.
fontSizeAxis (int): Font size for axis labels.
alphaCorrect (float): Alpha (opacity) for correctly-classified points.
alphaError (float): Alpha (opacity) for error points.
edgeColor (str): Edge color for plotted markers.
edgeWidth (float): Edge line width for plotted markers.
Returns:
dict or None: If `enableClusterMetrics` is True, returns a dictionary containing computed cluster quality metrics (SilhouetteScore, DaviesBouldinIndex, CalinskiHarabaszScore, NumSamples, Perplexity). Otherwise returns None.
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
from HMB.ExplainabilityHelper import TSNEFeaturesExplainability
metrics = TSNEFeaturesExplainability(
featsSub=featuresArray,
labelEncoder=le,
nSamples=len(featuresArray),
outDir=Path("./figures"),
predIdxSub=preds,
trueIdxSub=labels,
exportInteractive=True
)
'''
import seaborn as sns
from sklearn.manifold import TSNE
if (enableClusterMetrics):
from sklearn.metrics import silhouette_score, davies_bouldin_score, calinski_harabasz_score
import json
# Initialize t-SNE with adaptive perplexity based on sample size for optimal embedding.
perplexityValue = min(perplexityMax, max(perplexityMin, int(nSamples) // 10))
tsne = TSNE(
n_components=numComponents,
perplexity=perplexityValue,
random_state=randomState,
n_jobs=-1,
)
# Compute the low-dimensional t-SNE projection of the input feature vectors.
zTsne = tsne.fit_transform(featsSub)
# Determine class names from `labelEncoder` or custom list or fallback to integer strings.
if (customClassNames is not None):
classNames = customClassNames
elif (labelEncoder is not None):
classNames = [
str(labelEncoder.inverse_transform([int(cls)])[0])
for cls in sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))
]
else:
classNames = [f"Class-{int(cls)}" for cls in sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))]
# Generate basic t-SNE plot colored by ground truth labels for initial inspection.
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8))
for cls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
plt.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0],
zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[int(cls)],
s=8
)
plt.legend(markerscale=3)
plt.title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by True Label)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle)
plt.xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
plt.ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}True", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]),
exportPng=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["png", "jpg", "jpeg"])
)
plt.close()
# Generate basic t-SNE plot colored by model predictions for performance assessment.
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8))
for cls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
plt.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0],
zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[int(cls)],
s=8,
)
plt.legend(markerscale=3)
plt.title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by Predicted Label)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle)
plt.xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
plt.ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Predicted", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]),
exportPng=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["png", "jpg", "jpeg"])
)
plt.close()
# Define colorblind-accessible palette for consistent class representation across figures.
palette = sns.color_palette(colorPaletteName, n_colors=len(classNames))
# Create enhanced t-SNE visualization with true labels including optional centroid annotations.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
ax.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0], zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth
)
# Annotate each cluster with its class label positioned at the centroid if enabled.
if (enableCentroidAnnotations):
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
centroid = zTsne[sel].mean(axis=0)
ax.annotate(
classNames[i],
xy=centroid,
xytext=annotationOffset,
textcoords="offset points",
fontsize=9,
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.3", facecolor=palette[i], alpha=0.2),
arrowprops=dict(arrowstyle="->", color=palette[i], lw=0.8)
)
# Configure axis labels, title, legend, and grid for publication-ready formatting.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by True Labels)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=11, markerscale=2, frameon=True, shadow=False)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}TrueLabelsEnhanced",
fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]),
exportPng=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["png", "jpg", "jpeg"])
)
plt.close()
# Create enhanced t-SNE visualization with predicted labels using distinct marker style.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(predIdxSub))):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
ax.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0], zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth,
marker=markerStylePredicted
)
# Configure axis labels, title, legend, and grid for the predicted-label visualization.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by Predicted Labels)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Predicted Class", title_fontsize=11, markerscale=2, frameon=True)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}PredictedLabelsEnhanced", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]),
exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Compute quantitative cluster validity metrics to objectively assess feature space structure if enabled.
metrics = None
if (enableClusterMetrics):
silhouetteAvg = silhouette_score(zTsne, trueIdxSub)
dbIndex = davies_bouldin_score(zTsne, trueIdxSub)
chScore = calinski_harabasz_score(zTsne, trueIdxSub)
# Assemble metrics dictionary using CamelCase keys for consistency with manuscript tables.
metrics = {
"SilhouetteScore" : float(silhouetteAvg),
"DaviesBouldinIndex" : float(dbIndex),
"CalinskiHarabaszScore": float(chScore),
"NumSamples" : int(nSamples),
"Perplexity" : float(perplexityValue)
}
# Print cluster quality metrics to console for immediate review during execution.
print(f"\n=== t-SNE Cluster Quality Metrics ===")
for k, v in metrics.items():
print(f"{k}: {v}")
# Export metrics to JSON file for inclusion in supplementary materials or automated reporting.
with open(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}ClusterMetrics.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(metrics, f, indent=2)
# Generate side-by-side comparison figure showing true versus predicted label colorings.
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(18, 8))
# Render left panel with true class labels using circular markers.
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
axes[0].scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0], zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i], c=[palette[i]], s=25, alpha=alphaCorrect, edgecolors=edgeColor, linewidth=edgeWidth
)
axes[0].set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[0].set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[0].set_title("(A) True Labels", fontsize=15, fontweight="bold")
axes[0].legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=9, markerscale=2)
axes[0].grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
# Render right panel with predicted class labels using distinct markers for visual distinction.
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(predIdxSub))):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
axes[1].scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0],
zTsne[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth,
marker=markerStylePredicted
)
axes[1].set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[1].set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[1].set_title("(B) Predicted Labels", fontsize=15, fontweight="bold")
axes[1].legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=9, markerscale=2)
axes[1].grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
# Add descriptive super-title and annotate with computed cluster quality metrics if available.
fig.suptitle(
f"{figureTitlePrefix}: True vs. Predicted Labels",
fontsize=18, fontweight="bold", y=1.02
)
if (enableClusterMetrics):
metricsText = (
f"Silhouette: {metrics['SilhouetteScore']:.3f} | "
f"Davies-Bouldin: {metrics['DaviesBouldinIndex']:.3f} | "
f"Calinski-Harabasz: {metrics['CalinskiHarabaszScore']:.1f}"
)
fig.text(
0.5, 0.01, metricsText, ha="center", fontsize=12, style="italic",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round", facecolor="lightgray", alpha=0.3)
)
# Save the composite comparison figure with tight layout to prevent label clipping.
plt.tight_layout()
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}ComparisonTrueVsPredicted", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Highlight misclassified samples to show error patterns in the embedding space if enabled.
if (enableMisclassificationHighlight):
misclassified = (predIdxSub != trueIdxSub)
correct = ~misclassified
# Create dedicated figure to visualize classification errors with enhanced visual encoding.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
# Plot correctly classified samples with reduced opacity to emphasize error regions.
for cls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
sel = (trueIdxSub == cls) & correct
if (sel.any()):
ax.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0],
zTsne[sel, 1],
c=[palette[cls]],
s=20,
alpha=alphaCorrect * 0.5,
edgecolors="none",
marker=markerStyleCorrect,
label=f"{classNames[cls]} (correct)"
)
# Plot misclassified samples with prominent markers and black borders for immediate visibility.
for trueCls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
for predCls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
if (trueCls != predCls):
sel = (trueIdxSub == trueCls) & (predIdxSub == predCls)
if (sel.any()):
ax.scatter(
zTsne[sel, 0], zTsne[sel, 1],
c=[palette[predCls]],
s=60,
alpha=alphaError,
edgecolors="black",
linewidth=1.2,
marker=markerStyleError,
label=rf"{classNames[trueCls]}$\rightarrow${classNames[predCls]} (error)"
)
# Configure labels, title, and legend for the misclassification visualization.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix}: Misclassifications Highlighted", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Classification Status", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=8, markerscale=1.5, ncol=2)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Misclassifications", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]),
exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Compile misclassification counts into dictionary for quantitative error pattern analysis.
misclassStats = {}
for trueCls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
for predCls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
if (trueCls != predCls):
count = np.sum((trueIdxSub == trueCls) & (predIdxSub == predCls))
if (count > 0):
misclassStats[f"{classNames[trueCls]}To{classNames[predCls]}"] = int(count)
# Export misclassification statistics to JSON for supplementary table generation.
with open(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}MisclassificationCounts.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(misclassStats, f, indent=2)
# Optionally generate interactive Plotly HTML visualization for web-based supplementary materials.
if (exportInteractive):
try:
import plotly.express as px
import pandas as pd
# Assemble DataFrame with t-SNE coordinates, labels, and correctness flag for interactive plotting.
dfTsne = pd.DataFrame({
"TSNEDimension1": zTsne[:, 0],
"TSNEDimension2": zTsne[:, 1],
"TrueClass" : [classNames[int(i)] for i in trueIdxSub],
"PredictedClass": [classNames[int(i)] for i in predIdxSub],
"IsCorrect" : predIdxSub == trueIdxSub
})
# Create interactive scatter plot with hover tooltips showing prediction details.
figInteractive = px.scatter(
dfTsne,
x="TSNEDimension1",
y="TSNEDimension2",
color="TrueClass",
hover_data=["PredictedClass", "IsCorrect"],
title=f"Interactive {figureTitlePrefix} (Hover to See Prediction)",
color_discrete_sequence=[p for p in palette.as_hex()],
width=900,
height=800
)
figInteractive.update_traces(marker=dict(size=6, line=dict(width=0.5, color="white")))
figInteractive.write_html(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Interactive.html")
# Confirm successful export of interactive visualization to console.
print(f"Interactive t-SNE saved to: {outDir / f'{fileNamePrefix}Interactive.html'}")
except ImportError:
# Notify user if Plotly dependency is missing for interactive export feature.
print("Plotly not installed. Install via: pip install plotly")
# Return computed metrics dictionary for programmatic access in downstream analysis.
return metrics
[docs]
def UMAPFeaturesExplainability(
featsSub,
labelEncoder,
nSamples,
outDir,
predIdxSub,
trueIdxSub,
numComponents=2,
dpi=720,
randomState=42,
exportInteractive=False,
figureTitlePrefix="UMAP of Features",
axisLabelPrefix="UMAP Dimension",
fileNamePrefix="UMAPFeatures",
colorPaletteName="colorblind",
enableClusterMetrics=True,
enableMisclassificationHighlight=True,
enableCentroidAnnotations=True,
markerStyleCorrect="o",
markerStylePredicted="^",
markerStyleError="X",
outputFileFormat="pdf",
customClassNames=None,
nNeighbors=15,
minDist=0.1,
metric="euclidean",
annotationOffset=(8, -5),
fontSizeTitle=16,
fontSizeAxis=14,
alphaCorrect=0.85,
alphaError=0.9,
edgeColor="white",
edgeWidth=0.3,
):
r'''
Create a set of publication-ready UMAP visualizations for feature embeddings and
optionally compute cluster quality metrics.
The function produces several static figures saved to `outDir`:
- Basic UMAP colored by true labels
- Basic UMAP colored by predicted labels
- Enhanced UMAP (true labels) with optional centroid annotations
- Enhanced UMAP (predicted labels)
- Side-by-side comparison of true vs predicted labels
- Misclassification-highlighted view (optional)
- Optional interactive Plotly HTML export (if `exportInteractive` and plotly installed)
Parameters:
featsSub (array-like): Feature vectors to embed (n_samples x n_features).
labelEncoder (sklearn.preprocessing.LabelEncoder or None): Optional encoder to map
integer class indices back to human-readable class names. If None, integer
class ids or `customClassNames` are used.
nSamples (int): Number of samples in `featsSub` (used for metrics reporting).
outDir (pathlib.Path or str): Directory where generated figures and JSON metrics will be saved.
predIdxSub (array-like): Predicted class indices for each sample (length nSamples).
trueIdxSub (array-like): Ground-truth class indices for each sample (length nSamples).
numComponents (int): Dimensionality of the embedding (default: 2).
dpi (int): DPI to use when saving figures (default: 720).
randomState (int): Random seed controlling UMAP initialization (default: 42).
exportInteractive (bool): If True, export an interactive Plotly HTML file.
figureTitlePrefix (str): Prefix used in figure titles.
axisLabelPrefix (str): Prefix used for axis labels.
fileNamePrefix (str): Prefix used for output filenames.
colorPaletteName (str): Seaborn palette name for consistent class colors.
enableClusterMetrics (bool): If True compute silhouette, Davies-Bouldin and
Calinski-Harabasz scores and save them as JSON.
enableMisclassificationHighlight (bool): If True generate an additional figure
highlighting misclassified samples.
enableCentroidAnnotations (bool): If True annotate cluster centroids with class names.
markerStyleCorrect (str): Matplotlib marker for correct predictions.
markerStylePredicted (str): Matplotlib marker for predicted-label plots.
markerStyleError (str): Matplotlib marker for error highlights.
outputFileFormat (str): File format used when saving figures (e.g., "pdf", "png").
customClassNames (list or None): Optional explicit list of class names matching
the sorted unique values in `trueIdxSub`.
nNeighbors (int): UMAP `n_neighbors` hyperparameter controlling local connectivity.
minDist (float): UMAP `min_dist` hyperparameter controlling embedding tightness.
metric (str): Distance metric passed to UMAP (default: "euclidean").
annotationOffset (tuple): Offset in points for centroid annotation text (x,y).
fontSizeTitle (int): Font size for figure titles.
fontSizeAxis (int): Font size for axis labels.
alphaCorrect (float): Alpha (opacity) for correctly-classified points.
alphaError (float): Alpha (opacity) for error points.
edgeColor (str): Edge color for plotted markers.
edgeWidth (float): Edge line width for plotted markers.
Returns:
dict or None: If `enableClusterMetrics` is True, returns a dictionary containing computed cluster quality metrics (SilhouetteScore, DaviesBouldinIndex, CalinskiHarabaszScore, NumSamples, NNeighbors, MinDist, Metric). Otherwise returns None.
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
from HMB.ExplainabilityHelper import UMAPFeaturesExplainability
metrics = UMAPFeaturesExplainability(
featsSub=featuresArray,
labelEncoder=le,
nSamples=len(featuresArray),
outDir=Path("./figures"),
predIdxSub=preds,
trueIdxSub=labels,
exportInteractive=True
)
'''
import umap as _umap
import seaborn as sns
if (enableClusterMetrics):
from sklearn.metrics import silhouette_score, davies_bouldin_score, calinski_harabasz_score
import json
# Initialize UMAP with configurable hyperparameters for flexible manifold learning.
umap = _umap.UMAP(
n_components=numComponents,
n_neighbors=nNeighbors,
min_dist=minDist,
metric=metric,
random_state=randomState,
n_jobs=-1
)
# Compute the low-dimensional UMAP projection of the input feature vectors.
zUmap = umap.fit_transform(featsSub)
# Determine class names from labelEncoder or custom list or fallback to integer strings.
if (customClassNames is not None):
classNames = customClassNames
elif (labelEncoder is not None):
classNames = [
str(labelEncoder.inverse_transform([int(cls)])[0])
for cls in sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))
]
else:
classNames = [f"Class-{int(cls)}" for cls in sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))]
# Generate basic UMAP plot colored by ground truth labels for initial inspection.
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8))
for cls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
plt.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0],
zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[int(cls)],
s=8
)
plt.legend(markerscale=3)
plt.title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by True Label)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle)
plt.xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
plt.ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}True", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Generate basic UMAP plot colored by model predictions for performance assessment.
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8))
for cls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
plt.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0],
zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[int(cls)],
s=8
)
plt.legend(markerscale=3)
plt.title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by Predicted Label)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle)
plt.xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
plt.ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Predicted", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Define colorblind-accessible palette for consistent class representation across figures.
palette = sns.color_palette(colorPaletteName, n_colors=len(classNames))
# Create enhanced UMAP visualization with true labels including optional centroid annotations.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
ax.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0], zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth
)
# Annotate each cluster with its class label positioned at the centroid if enabled.
if (enableCentroidAnnotations):
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
centroid = zUmap[sel].mean(axis=0)
ax.annotate(
classNames[i],
xy=centroid,
xytext=annotationOffset,
textcoords="offset points",
fontsize=9,
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round,pad=0.3", facecolor=palette[i], alpha=0.2),
arrowprops=dict(arrowstyle="->", color=palette[i], lw=0.8)
)
# Configure axis labels, title, legend, and grid for publication-ready formatting.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by True Labels)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=11, markerscale=2, frameon=True, shadow=False)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}TrueLabelsEnhanced", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Create enhanced UMAP visualization with predicted labels using distinct marker style.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(predIdxSub))):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
ax.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0], zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth,
marker=markerStylePredicted
)
# Configure axis labels, title, legend, and grid for the predicted-label visualization.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix} (Colored by Predicted Labels)", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Predicted Class", title_fontsize=11, markerscale=2, frameon=True)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}PredictedLabelsEnhanced", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Compute quantitative cluster validity metrics to objectively assess feature space structure if enabled.
metrics = None
if (enableClusterMetrics):
silhouetteAvg = silhouette_score(zUmap, trueIdxSub)
dbIndex = davies_bouldin_score(zUmap, trueIdxSub)
chScore = calinski_harabasz_score(zUmap, trueIdxSub)
# Assemble metrics dictionary using CamelCase keys for consistency with manuscript tables.
metrics = {
"SilhouetteScore" : float(silhouetteAvg),
"DaviesBouldinIndex" : float(dbIndex),
"CalinskiHarabaszScore": float(chScore),
"NumSamples" : int(nSamples),
"NNeighbors" : int(nNeighbors),
"MinDist" : float(minDist),
"Metric" : str(metric)
}
# Print cluster quality metrics to console for immediate review during execution.
print(f"\n=== UMAP Cluster Quality Metrics ===")
for k, v in metrics.items():
print(f"{k}: {v}")
# Export metrics to JSON file for inclusion in supplementary materials or automated reporting.
with open(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}ClusterMetrics.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(metrics, f, indent=2)
# Generate side-by-side comparison figure showing true versus predicted label colorings.
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(18, 8))
# Render left panel with true class labels using circular markers.
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(trueIdxSub))):
sel = trueIdxSub == cls
axes[0].scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0],
zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth
)
axes[0].set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[0].set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[0].set_title("(A) True Labels", fontsize=15, fontweight="bold")
axes[0].legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=9, markerscale=2)
axes[0].grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
# Render right panel with predicted class labels using distinct markers for visual distinction.
for i, cls in enumerate(sorted(np.unique(predIdxSub))):
sel = predIdxSub == cls
axes[1].scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0],
zUmap[sel, 1],
label=classNames[i],
c=[palette[i]],
s=25,
alpha=alphaCorrect,
edgecolors=edgeColor,
linewidth=edgeWidth,
marker=markerStylePredicted
)
axes[1].set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[1].set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
axes[1].set_title("(B) Predicted Labels", fontsize=15, fontweight="bold")
axes[1].legend(title="Class", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=9, markerscale=2)
axes[1].grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
# Add descriptive super-title and annotate with computed cluster quality metrics if available.
fig.suptitle(
f"{figureTitlePrefix}: True vs. Predicted Labels",
fontsize=18, fontweight="bold", y=1.02
)
if (enableClusterMetrics):
metricsText = (
f"Silhouette: {metrics['SilhouetteScore']:.3f} | "
f"Davies-Bouldin: {metrics['DaviesBouldinIndex']:.3f} | "
f"Calinski-Harabasz: {metrics['CalinskiHarabaszScore']:.1f}"
)
fig.text(
0.5, 0.01, metricsText, ha="center", fontsize=12, style="italic",
bbox=dict(boxstyle="round", facecolor="lightgray", alpha=0.3)
)
# Save the composite comparison figure with tight layout to prevent label clipping.
plt.tight_layout()
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}ComparisonTrueVsPredicted", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Highlight misclassified samples to show error patterns in the embedding space if enabled.
if (enableMisclassificationHighlight):
misclassified = (predIdxSub != trueIdxSub)
correct = ~misclassified
# Create dedicated figure to visualize classification errors with enhanced visual encoding.
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(9, 8))
# Plot correctly classified samples with reduced opacity to emphasize error regions.
for cls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
sel = (trueIdxSub == cls) & correct
if (sel.any()):
ax.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0],
zUmap[sel, 1],
c=[palette[cls]],
s=20,
alpha=alphaCorrect * 0.5,
edgecolors="none",
marker=markerStyleCorrect,
label=f"{classNames[cls]} (correct)"
)
# Plot misclassified samples with prominent markers and black borders for immediate visibility.
for trueCls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
for predCls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
if (trueCls != predCls):
sel = (trueIdxSub == trueCls) & (predIdxSub == predCls)
if (sel.any()):
ax.scatter(
zUmap[sel, 0], zUmap[sel, 1],
c=[palette[predCls]],
s=60,
alpha=alphaError,
edgecolors="black",
linewidth=1.2,
marker=markerStyleError,
label=rf"{classNames[trueCls]}$\rightarrow${classNames[predCls]} (error)"
)
# Configure labels, title, and legend for the misclassification visualization.
ax.set_xlabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 1", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_ylabel(f"{axisLabelPrefix} 2", fontsize=fontSizeAxis)
ax.set_title(f"{figureTitlePrefix}: Misclassifications Highlighted", fontsize=fontSizeTitle, pad=15)
ax.legend(title="Classification Status", title_fontsize=10, fontsize=8, markerscale=1.5, ncol=2)
ax.grid(alpha=0.15, linestyle="--", linewidth=0.3)
SaveMatplotlibFigure(
outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Misclassifications", fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi,
exportPdf=(outputFileFormat.lower() in ["pdf", "svg"]), exportPng=True
)
plt.close()
# Compile misclassification counts into dictionary for quantitative error pattern analysis.
misclassStats = {}
for trueCls in np.unique(trueIdxSub):
for predCls in np.unique(predIdxSub):
if (trueCls != predCls):
count = np.sum((trueIdxSub == trueCls) & (predIdxSub == predCls))
if (count > 0):
misclassStats[f"{classNames[trueCls]}To{classNames[predCls]}"] = int(count)
# Export misclassification statistics to JSON for supplementary table generation.
with open(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}MisclassificationCounts.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(misclassStats, f, indent=2)
# Optionally generate interactive Plotly HTML visualization for web-based supplementary materials.
if (exportInteractive):
try:
import plotly.express as px
import pandas as pd
# Assemble DataFrame with UMAP coordinates, labels, and correctness flag for interactive plotting.
dfUmap = pd.DataFrame({
"UMAPDimension1": zUmap[:, 0],
"UMAPDimension2": zUmap[:, 1],
"TrueClass" : [classNames[int(i)] for i in trueIdxSub],
"PredictedClass": [classNames[int(i)] for i in predIdxSub],
"IsCorrect" : predIdxSub == trueIdxSub
})
# Create interactive scatter plot with hover tooltips showing prediction details.
figInteractive = px.scatter(
dfUmap,
x="UMAPDimension1",
y="UMAPDimension2",
color="TrueClass",
hover_data=["PredictedClass", "IsCorrect"],
title=f"Interactive {figureTitlePrefix} (Hover to See Prediction)",
color_discrete_sequence=[p for p in palette.as_hex()],
width=900,
height=800
)
figInteractive.update_traces(marker=dict(size=6, line=dict(width=0.5, color="white")))
figInteractive.write_html(outDir / f"{fileNamePrefix}Interactive.html")
# Confirm successful export of interactive visualization to console.
print(f"Interactive UMAP saved to: {outDir / f'{fileNamePrefix}Interactive.html'}")
except ImportError:
# Notify user if Plotly dependency is missing for interactive export feature.
print("Plotly not installed. Install via: pip install plotly")
# Return computed metrics dictionary for programmatic access in downstream analysis.
return metrics
# Compute Grad-CAM heatmap for a single image and target class.
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def TFGradCam(
model,
imgTensor,
classIdx=None,
lastConvLayerName=None
):
r'''
Compute Grad-CAM heatmap for imgTensor and target class index.
Parameters:
model (tensorflow.keras.Model): Trained Keras model.
imgTensor (numpy.ndarray or tf.Tensor): Shape (1,H,W,3) preprocessed input.
classIdx (int or None): Target class index; if None uses model prediction.
lastConvLayerName (str|None): Specify conv layer name; if None pick last Conv2D.
Returns.
heatmap (2D numpy array): normalized heatmap in [0,1].
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
from HMB.ExplainabilityHelper import TFGradCam
model = ... # Load or build model.
img = ... # Load and preprocess image to shape (1, H, W, 3).
heatmap = TFGradCam(model, img, classIdx=2, lastConvLayerName=None)
'''
# Convert to tensor and ensure batch dimension.
x = tf.convert_to_tensor(imgTensor, dtype=tf.float32)
# Find last convolutional 2D layer if name not provided.
if (lastConvLayerName is None):
lastConv = None
for layer in reversed(model.layers):
if (isinstance(layer, tf.keras.layers.Conv2D)):
lastConv = layer
break
if (lastConv is None):
raise ValueError("TFGradCam: no Conv2D layer found in model.")
lastConvLayerName = lastConv.name
# Build a model that outputs conv layer activations and predictions.
convLayer = model.get_layer(lastConvLayerName).output
# Use the same input structure as the original model to avoid Keras warnings about input nesting
# gradModel = tf.keras.models.Model([model.inputs], [convLayer, model.output])
gradModel = tf.keras.models.Model(model.inputs, [convLayer, model.output])
with tf.GradientTape() as tape:
convOutputs, predictions = gradModel(x)
if (classIdx is None):
classIdx = tf.argmax(predictions[0])
classScore = predictions[:, classIdx]
# Compute gradients of the class score w.r.t conv outputs.
grads = tape.gradient(classScore, convOutputs)
# Compute channel-wise mean of gradients.
weights = tf.reduce_mean(grads, axis=(1, 2))
convOutputs = convOutputs[0]
weights = weights[0]
# Weighted combination of activations.
cam = tf.zeros(shape=convOutputs.shape[:2], dtype=tf.float32)
for i in range(int(convOutputs.shape[-1])):
cam += weights[i] * convOutputs[:, :, i]
# Relu and normalize.
cam = tf.nn.relu(cam)
cam = cam.numpy()
if (cam.max() != 0):
cam = (cam - cam.min()) / (cam.max() - cam.min())
else:
cam = np.zeros_like(cam)
return cam
# Save Grad-CAM overlays for a list of sample indices.
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def SaveTFGradCamsForSamples(
model,
imgPaths,
sampleIndices,
outFolder,
imgSize=(512, 512),
lastConvLayerName=None
):
r'''
Compute and save Grad-CAM overlays for the provided samples.
Parameters:
model (tensorflow.keras.Model): Trained Keras model.
imgPaths (list): List of image file paths in the same order as indices refer to.
sampleIndices (array-like): Indices to visualize.
outFolder (str): Output folder where overlays will be saved.
imgSize (tuple): Size to resize images for model input.
lastConvLayerName (str): Optional conv layer to use.
Example
-------
.. code-block:: python
from HMB.ExplainabilityHelper import SaveGradCamsForSamples
model = ... # Load or build model.
imgPaths = [...] # List of image file paths.
sampleIndices = [0, 5, 10] # Indices of samples to visualize.
outFolder = "GradCAM_Overlays"
SaveGradCamsForSamples(
model,
imgPaths,
sampleIndices,
outFolder,
imgSize=(512, 512),
lastConvLayerName=None
)
'''
from HMB.ImagesHelper import OverlayHeatmapOnImage
# Input validation.
if ((model is None) or (imgPaths is None) or (sampleIndices is None) or (outFolder is None)):
raise ValueError("Model, imgPaths, sampleIndices, and outFolder are required.")
if (not isinstance(imgPaths, list) or (len(imgPaths) == 0)):
raise ValueError("imgPaths must be a non-empty list.")
if (not isinstance(outFolder, str) or (len(outFolder.strip()) == 0)):
raise ValueError("Invalid output folder.")
# Raise if path exists and is a file, or cannot be created.
if (os.path.exists(outFolder) and not os.path.isdir(outFolder)):
raise ValueError("Output path is not a directory.")
try:
os.makedirs(outFolder, exist_ok=True)
except Exception:
raise ValueError("Failed to create output folder.")
for idx in sampleIndices:
imgPath = imgPaths[int(idx)]
try:
orig = Image.open(imgPath).convert("RGB")
except Exception:
orig = Image.new("RGB", imgSize, (255, 255, 255))
# Prepare model input.
inp = orig.resize(imgSize)
inpArr = np.asarray(inp).astype(np.float32) / 255.0
inpBatch = np.expand_dims(inpArr, axis=0)
# Compute prediction to get predicted class.
preds = model(inpBatch, training=False).numpy()
predClass = int(np.argmax(preds[0]))
# Compute Grad-CAM heatmap.
try:
heatmap = TFGradCam(model, inpBatch, classIdx=predClass, lastConvLayerName=lastConvLayerName)
except Exception as e:
# If Grad-CAM fails, skip and continue.
print(f"[WARN] TFGradCam failed for {imgPath}: {e}.")
continue
# Create and save overlay.
overlay = OverlayHeatmapOnImage(orig, heatmap, alpha=0.5)
outPath = os.path.join(outFolder, f"GradCAM_IDx{idx}_Pred{predClass}.pdf")
overlay.save(outPath)
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def ModelPredictProba(model: Any, xArray: np.ndarray, device: Optional[str] = None) -> np.ndarray:
r'''
Compute model probabilities for numpy input X using a PyTorch model.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model or sklearn-like model with predict_proba.
xArray (numpy.ndarray): Input features as numpy array (N, D).
device (str | None): Optional device string (e.g., "cuda", "cpu"). If None, uses model device.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Probability predictions of shape (N, num_classes).
'''
# Ensure that torch is available.
EnsureCUDAAvailable()
# Collect model parameters into a list when available.
paramsList = list(model.parameters()) if hasattr(model, "parameters") else []
# Decide device from model parameters or default to cpu.
modelDevice = paramsList[0].device if (
(len(paramsList) > 0) and any(getattr(p, "requires_grad", False) for p in paramsList)) else torch.device("cpu")
# Use provided device string when supplied.
devDevice = torch.device(device) if (device is not None) else modelDevice
# Put model into evaluation mode.
model.eval()
# Disable gradient computation for prediction.
with torch.no_grad():
# Convert numpy array to torch tensor and move to device.
xTensor = torch.from_numpy(xArray).float().to(devDevice)
# Obtain logits from the model.
logits = model(xTensor)
# Convert logits to softmax probabilities.
probs = F.softmax(logits, dim=1).cpu().numpy()
# Return probability array.
return probs
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def ComputeShapValues(
model: Any, backgroundData: np.ndarray, xData: np.ndarray,
featureNames: Optional[List[str]] = None, nsamples: int = 100
) -> Any:
r'''
Compute SHAP values for a model given a background and inputs.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model or sklearn-like model.
backgroundData (numpy.ndarray): Background dataset for SHAP baseline (N_bg, D).
xData (numpy.ndarray): Input data to explain (N, D).
featureNames (List[str] | None): Optional list of feature names for plotting.
nsamples (int): Number of samples for KernelExplainer fallback (default: 100).
Returns:
Any: SHAP explanation object (shap.Explanation or list of arrays).
'''
import shap
# Require shap to be available.
if (shap is None):
raise ImportError("SHAP is required for `ComputeShapValues`. Install shap and try again.")
# Define a prediction function wrapper that returns probabilities for numpy input.
def predFunction(x: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
# Use sklearn-like predict_proba when available for non-PyTorch models.
if (hasattr(model, "predict_proba") and not (torch is not None and isinstance(model, torch.nn.Module))):
return model.predict_proba(x)
# Otherwise use PyTorch-based probability wrapper.
return ModelPredictProba(model, x)
# Try to instantiate a fast SHAP Explainer when possible.
try:
# Create shap.Explainer with the background dataset.
explainer = shap.Explainer(predFunction, backgroundData, feature_names=featureNames)
# Compute SHAP values for the provided inputs.
shapResults = explainer(xData)
# Return shap explanation object.
return shapResults
except Exception:
# Use KernelExplainer as a slower fallback with a sampled background.
bgSample = backgroundData if (backgroundData.shape[0] <= 100) else backgroundData[
np.random.choice(backgroundData.shape[0], 100, replace=False)]
# Instantiate KernelExplainer.
expl = shap.KernelExplainer(predFunction, bgSample)
# Compute shap values with the requested number of samples.
shapVals = expl.shap_values(xData, nsamples=nsamples)
# Return computed values.
return shapVals
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def ShapSummaryPlot(
shapValues: Any,
featureNames: Optional[List[str]] = None,
show: bool = False,
savePath: Optional[str] = None,
dpi=720,
):
r'''
Plot a SHAP summary plot and optionally save to disk.
Parameters:
shapValues (Any): SHAP explanation object or values array.
featureNames (List[str] | None): Optional list of feature names.
show (bool): Whether to display the plot interactively (default: False).
savePath (str | None): Optional path to save the figure (default: None).
dpi (int): Dots per inch for saved figure resolution (default: 720).
'''
import shap
# Create a new default_rng instance to avoid using the global RNG.
rngObj = np.random.default_rng()
# Helper to save the current figure using the centralized helper and always
# ensure both PDF and PNG siblings are exported where possible.
def _SaveBase(name_base: str):
try:
SaveMatplotlibFigure(name_base, fig=plt.gcf(), dpi=dpi, exportPdf=True, exportPng=True)
except Exception:
# Best-effort save: try minimal save without specifying extras.
try:
SaveMatplotlibFigure(name_base, fig=plt.gcf())
except Exception:
pass
# Try summary plot first (preferred global view).
try:
shap.summary_plot(shapValues, feature_names=featureNames, show=show, rng=rngObj)
except TypeError:
# Fallback when shap.summary_plot does not accept rng parameter.
shap.summary_plot(shapValues, feature_names=featureNames, show=show)
# Save the main summary plot (base name without extension so both PDF and PNG are created).
if (savePath is not None):
base = os.path.splitext(str(savePath))[0]
_SaveBase(base + "_Summary")
plt.close()
# Attempt to create and save several commonly useful SHAP visualizations that users expect.
# Each plotting call is guarded to avoid failing the whole pipeline if a particular plot errors.
try:
# Beeswarm (global distribution of feature impacts)
shap.plots.beeswarm(shapValues, max_display=20, show=False)
_SaveBase(base + "_Beeswarm")
plt.close()
except Exception as ex:
print(f"[WARN] Failed to create SHAP beeswarm plot: {ex}")
try:
# Bar (mean absolute importance)
shap.plots.bar(shapValues, max_display=20, show=False)
_SaveBase(base + "_Bar")
plt.close()
except Exception as ex:
print(f"[WARN] Failed to create SHAP bar plot: {ex}")
try:
# Scatter (feature vs SHAP value) - may be heavy for large datasets, use subset behaviour inside SHAP.
shap.plots.scatter(shapValues, show=False)
_SaveBase(base + "_Scatter")
plt.close()
except Exception as ex:
print(f"[WARN] Failed to create SHAP scatter plot: {ex}")
try:
# Decision plot for a subset of instances (up to 50) when available.
# Prepare shap_values and data if the object exposes .values / .data.
if (hasattr(shapValues, "values") and hasattr(shapValues, "data")):
nInst = min(50, int(np.array(shapValues.values).shape[0]))
shap.decision_plot(
getattr(shapValues, "base_values", None) or None,
shapValues.values[:nInst],
features=(shapValues.data[:nInst] if (hasattr(shapValues, "data")) else None),
show=False
)
else:
# Generic fallback: try decision_plot directly
shap.decision_plot(None, shapValues, show=False)
_SaveBase(base + "_Decision")
plt.close()
except Exception as ex:
print(f"[WARN] Failed to create SHAP decision plot: {ex}")
try:
# Dependence plots for the top 3 features by mean |SHAP| when feature names are available.
if (featureNames is None and hasattr(shapValues, "data")):
featureNames = list(range(np.array(shapValues.values).shape[1]))
try:
meanAbs = np.abs(shapValues.values).mean(0)
topIdx = np.argsort(meanAbs)[-3:][::-1]
except Exception:
topIdx = None
if (topIdx is not None):
for i in topIdx:
try:
shap.dependence_plot(int(i), shapValues.values, shapValues.data, interaction_index="auto", show=False)
_SaveBase(f"{base}_Dependence_{i}")
plt.close()
except Exception:
continue
except Exception as ex:
print(f"[WARN] Failed to create SHAP dependence plots: {ex}")
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def IntegratedGradients(
model: Any, inputArray: np.ndarray, targetLabel: int, baseline: Optional[np.ndarray] = None,
steps: int = 50, device: Optional[str] = None
) -> np.ndarray:
r'''
Compute naive integrated gradients attributions for a model and single input.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model.
inputArray (numpy.ndarray): Single input sample (D,) or (H, W, C) depending on model.
targetLabel (int): Target class index for attribution.
baseline (numpy.ndarray | None): Baseline input (same shape as inputArray). If None, uses zeros.
steps (int): Number of interpolation steps (default: 50).
device (str | None): Optional device string.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Attribution map of same shape as inputArray.
'''
# Ensure torch is available.
EnsureCUDAAvailable()
# Put model into evaluation mode.
model.eval()
# Collect parameters and decide device.
paramsList = list(model.parameters()) if hasattr(model, "parameters") else []
devDevice = device or (paramsList[0].device if (
(len(paramsList) > 0) and any(getattr(p, "requires_grad", False) for p in paramsList)) else torch.device("cpu"))
# Convert input numpy array to torch tensor on the selected device.
xTensor = torch.from_numpy(inputArray).float().to(devDevice)
# Use zeros baseline when none provided.
if (baseline is None):
baseline = np.zeros_like(inputArray)
# Convert baseline to tensor on the selected device.
bTensor = torch.from_numpy(baseline).float().to(devDevice)
# Build a sequence of scaled inputs for numerical integration.
scaledInputs = [bTensor + (float(i) / steps) * (xTensor - bTensor) for i in range(1, steps + 1)]
# Collect gradients for each scaled input.
gradsList = []
for inp in scaledInputs:
# Ensure batch dimension exists for single example.
inp = inp.unsqueeze(0) if (inp.dim() == 1) else inp.unsqueeze(0)
# Require gradient for the input.
inp.requires_grad = True
# Zero gradients in the model.
model.zero_grad()
# Compute logits for the scaled input.
logits = model(inp)
# Use the target class logit as the scalar quantity.
lossScalar = logits[0, targetLabel]
# Backpropagate to compute input gradients.
lossScalar.backward(retain_graph=True)
# Extract gradient and convert to numpy.
gradArray = inp.grad.detach().cpu().numpy()[0]
# Append to gradient list.
gradsList.append(gradArray)
# Average gradients across scaled steps.
avgGrads = np.mean(np.array(gradsList), axis=0)
# Compute attributions as scaled difference times average gradients.
attributions = (xTensor.detach().cpu().numpy() - baseline) * avgGrads
# Return attribution array.
return attributions
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def SmoothGrad(
model: Any, inputArray: np.ndarray, targetLabel: int, stdevSpread: float = 0.15, nSamples: int = 25,
device: Optional[str] = None
) -> np.ndarray:
r'''
Compute SmoothGrad by averaging IntegratedGradients on noisy inputs.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model.
inputArray (numpy.ndarray): Single input sample.
targetLabel (int): Target class index.
stdevSpread (float): Noise standard deviation as fraction of input range (default: 0.15).
nSamples (int): Number of noisy samples to average (default: 25).
device (str | None): Optional device string.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: Smoothed attribution map of same shape as inputArray.
'''
# Ensure torch is available.
EnsureCUDAAvailable()
# Put model into evaluation mode.
model.eval()
# Prepare numpy input and compute noise standard deviation.
xN = inputArray.astype(np.float32)
stdev = stdevSpread * (xN.max() - xN.min())
# Initialize accumulator for gradients.
totalGrad = np.zeros_like(xN, dtype=np.float32)
for i in range(nSamples):
# Create Gaussian noise for this sample.
noise = np.random.normal(0, stdev, size=xN.shape).astype(np.float32)
# Create a noisy input instance.
noisy = xN + noise
# Compute integrated gradients for the noisy input with fewer steps for speed.
attr = IntegratedGradients(model, noisy, targetLabel, baseline=None, steps=10, device=device)
# Accumulate the attribution.
totalGrad += attr
# Return the averaged attribution.
return totalGrad / nSamples
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def GradCam1D(
model: Any, inputArray: np.ndarray, targetLabel: int, layerName: Optional[str] = None,
device: Optional[str] = None
) -> np.ndarray:
r'''
Compute a Grad-CAM-like 1D saliency map for convolutional models.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model containing Conv1d layers.
inputArray (numpy.ndarray): 1D input signal (L,) or (C, L).
targetLabel (int): Target class index.
layerName (str | None): Optional name of target Conv1d layer. If None, uses last Conv1d.
device (str | None): Optional device string.
Returns:
numpy.ndarray: 1D saliency map normalized to [0, 1] and resampled to input length.
'''
# Ensure torch is available.
EnsureCUDAAvailable()
# Put model into evaluation mode.
model.eval()
# Collect parameters and decide device.
paramsList = list(model.parameters()) if hasattr(model, "parameters") else []
devDevice = device or (paramsList[0].device if (
(len(paramsList) > 0) and any(getattr(p, "requires_grad", False) for p in paramsList)) else torch.device("cpu"))
# Find the target Conv1d module when a layer name is not provided.
targetModule = None
if (layerName is not None):
# Search for the named module.
for nameModule, moduleObj in model.named_modules():
if (nameModule == layerName):
targetModule = moduleObj
break
else:
# Find the last Conv1d module in the model.
for nameModule, moduleObj in model.named_modules():
if (torch is not None) and isinstance(moduleObj, torch.nn.Conv1d):
targetModule = moduleObj
# Raise when no Conv1d module is discovered.
if (targetModule is None):
raise RuntimeError("No target Conv1d module found for Grad-CAM.")
# Placeholders for activations and gradients.
activations = None
gradients = None
# Forward hook to capture activations.
def ForwardHook(module, inputVals, outputVals):
nonlocal activations
activations = outputVals.detach()
# Backward hook to capture gradients.
def BackwardHook(module, gradIn, gradOut):
nonlocal gradients
gradients = gradOut[0].detach()
# Register the hooks.
fh = targetModule.register_forward_hook(ForwardHook)
bh = targetModule.register_backward_hook(BackwardHook)
# Convert input to tensor and send to device.
xTensor = torch.from_numpy(inputArray).float().unsqueeze(0).to(devDevice)
# Compute logits for the input.
logits = model(xTensor)
# Use the logit for the target class as the score.
score = logits[0, targetLabel]
# Zero model gradients.
model.zero_grad()
# Backpropagate the score to populate gradients.
score.backward()
# Remove hooks to avoid side effects.
fh.remove()
bh.remove()
# Compute channel-wise weights by averaging gradients across the length dimension.
weights = torch.mean(gradients, dim=2, keepdim=True)
# Compute the weighted sum of activations across channels.
cam = torch.sum(weights * activations, dim=1).squeeze(0)
# Apply ReLU to the CAM map.
cam = F.relu(cam)
# Convert CAM to numpy array.
camArray = cam.cpu().numpy()
# Resample CAM to the input length using linear interpolation.
inLen = inputArray.shape[-1]
camResized = np.interp(np.linspace(0, len(camArray) - 1, inLen), np.arange(len(camArray)), camArray)
# Normalize the map to [0,1] when possible.
if (camResized.max() > 0):
camResized = camResized / camResized.max()
# Return the normalized CAM.
return camResized
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def FindCounterfactual(
model: Any, x0: np.ndarray, targetClass: int, maxIters: int = 200, learningRate: float = 1e-2,
lambdaReg: float = 0.01, device: Optional[str] = None
) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, float]:
r'''
Find a simple gradient-based counterfactual that changes the model prediction to a target class.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model.
x0 (numpy.ndarray): Original input sample.
targetClass (int): Desired target class index.
maxIters (int): Maximum optimization iterations (default: 200).
learningRate (float): Learning rate for input optimization (default: 1e-2).
lambdaReg (float): L2 regularization weight to penalize large changes (default: 0.01).
device (str | None): Optional device string.
Returns:
tuple: (counterfactual_input, l2_distance) where counterfactual_input is a numpy array
and l2_distance is the Euclidean distance from the original input.
'''
# Ensure torch is available.
EnsureCUDAAvailable()
# Determine device from model parameters when available.
paramsList = list(model.parameters()) if hasattr(model, "parameters") else []
devDevice = device or (paramsList[0].device if (
(len(paramsList) > 0) and any(getattr(p, "requires_grad", False) for p in paramsList)) else torch.device("cpu"))
# Put model into evaluation mode.
model.eval()
# Create a tensor copy of the input and require gradients.
xVar = torch.from_numpy(x0.astype(np.float32)).to(devDevice).clone().requires_grad_(True)
# Create an optimizer to modify the input tensor.
optAlg = torch.optim.Adam([xVar], lr=learningRate)
# Initialize l2 penalty tensor on device.
l2Tensor = torch.tensor(0.0).to(devDevice)
for i in range(maxIters):
# Zero optimizer gradients.
optAlg.zero_grad()
# Compute logits for the candidate counterfactual.
logits = model(xVar.unsqueeze(0))
# Compute probability for the target class.
prob = F.softmax(logits, dim=1)[0, targetClass]
# Compute L2 distance from original input.
l2Tensor = torch.norm(xVar - torch.from_numpy(x0).to(devDevice))
# Compose loss that encourages target probability and penalizes large changes.
loss = -prob + lambdaReg * l2Tensor
# Backpropagate the loss.
loss.backward()
# Take an optimizer step.
optAlg.step()
# Check if prediction has flipped to the target class.
predClass = logits.argmax(dim=1).item()
if (predClass == targetClass):
# Return the found counterfactual and l2 distance.
return xVar.detach().cpu().numpy(), float(l2Tensor.detach().cpu().numpy())
# Return the final candidate and its l2 distance when max iterations reached.
return xVar.detach().cpu().numpy(), float(l2Tensor.detach().cpu().numpy())
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def TrainSurrogateTree(model: Any, xArray: np.ndarray, maxDepth: int = 3) -> Tuple[Any, str]:
r'''
Train a decision tree surrogate model on the predictions of a black-box model.
Parameters:
model (Any): Black-box model (PyTorch or sklearn-like).
xArray (numpy.ndarray): Input features (N, D).
maxDepth (int): Maximum depth of the decision tree (default: 3).
Returns:
tuple: (trainedDecisionTree, textualRulesString).
'''
from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier, export_text
# Determine labels by querying the black-box model's predict_proba when available.
if (hasattr(model, "predict_proba") and not (torch is not None and isinstance(model, torch.nn.Module))):
preds = model.predict_proba(xArray)
yLabels = np.argmax(preds, axis=1)
else:
# Use the PyTorch probability wrapper for prediction.
probs = ModelPredictProba(model, xArray)
yLabels = np.argmax(probs, axis=1)
# Instantiate and fit a decision tree classifier.
clf = DecisionTreeClassifier(max_depth=maxDepth)
clf.fit(xArray, yLabels)
# Export textual rules for the trained tree.
rulesText = export_text(clf, feature_names=[f"f{i}" for i in range(xArray.shape[1])])
# Return the trained classifier and textual rules.
return clf, rulesText
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def ExplanationStability(shapValuesList: List[np.ndarray]) -> float:
r'''
Compute the stability of explanations as average pairwise Spearman correlation.
Parameters:
shapValuesList (List[numpy.ndarray]): List of explanation arrays (each shape D or flattened).
Returns:
float: Mean pairwise Spearman correlation (1.0 = perfectly stable).
'''
# Import scipy.stats locally to avoid global dependency when unused.
import scipy.stats as stats
# Flatten each explanation to a 1D vector.
arrList = [np.ravel(s) for s in shapValuesList]
# Compute the number of explanations.
n = len(arrList)
# Return perfect stability for fewer than two explanations.
if (n < 2):
return 1.0
# Collect pairwise Spearman correlations.
cors = []
for i in range(n):
for j in range(i + 1, n):
try:
# Compute Spearman correlation.
r, _ = stats.spearmanr(arrList[i], arrList[j])
except Exception:
# Fallback to zero correlation on error.
r = 0.0
cors.append(r)
# Handle empty correlations list defensively.
if (len(cors) == 0):
return 0.0
# Return mean correlation value.
return float(np.mean(cors))
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def DeletionFaithfulness(
model: Any, xSample: np.ndarray, featureImportanceOrder: List[int], steps: int = 10
) -> Tuple[float, List[float]]:
r'''
Compute deletion faithfulness by progressively removing top features and measuring prediction drop.
Parameters:
model (Any): PyTorch model or sklearn-like model.
xSample (numpy.ndarray): Single input sample (D,).
featureImportanceOrder (List[int]): List of feature indices sorted by importance (most important first).
steps (int): Number of deletion steps (default: 10).
Returns:
tuple: (normalized_auc, probability_sequence) where normalized_auc is the area under the
probability-vs-removal curve normalized by the initial probability, and probability_sequence
is the list of probabilities for the original predicted class at each step.
'''
# Initialize probabilities list.
probsList = []
# Create tiled copies for potential experimentation.
_ = np.tile(xSample, (steps + 1, 1)).astype(np.float32)
# Compute original probabilities for the original input.
origProbs = ModelPredictProba(model, xSample.reshape(1, -1))[0]
# Determine the original predicted class.
origClass = int(np.argmax(origProbs))
# Determine number of features in the input.
nFeatures = xSample.shape[0]
# Compute how many features to remove at each step.
toRemovePerStep = max(1, nFeatures // steps)
# Copy the feature importance order into a list.
idxOrder = list(featureImportanceOrder)
# Create a working copy of the input.
current = xSample.copy()
# Record the initial probability for the predicted class.
probsList.append(float(origProbs[origClass]))
for s in range(1, steps + 1):
# Determine indices to remove for this step.
removeIdx = idxOrder[(s - 1) * toRemovePerStep: s * toRemovePerStep]
for idx in removeIdx:
# Set removed feature values to baseline zero.
current[idx] = 0.0
# Query the model for the updated probability.
p = ModelPredictProba(model, current.reshape(1, -1))[0]
probsList.append(float(p[origClass]))
# Construct a normalized x-axis for area computation.
xs = np.linspace(0, 1, len(probsList))
# Compute trapezoidal area under the probability curve and normalize.
aucVal = float(SafeTrapz(probsList, xs) / (probsList[0] if (probsList[0] != 0) else 1.0))
# Return the computed AUC and probabilities sequence.
return aucVal, probsList