From 51e3237920b8720790fae7842e7f368b6d977287 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 12:14:35 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 1/9] Add nvcoupler: NUOPC-inspired coupling framework for ML inference MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A Python-native coupling layer letting independent AI Earth-system components exchange fields through a Driver, Connectors, and Mediators, instead of coupling baked into datapipes or single-model forward passes. Core: Field/State exchange (torch-native, autograd-clean), CF-style field dictionary with CellMethod derived fields, Clock/Alarm cadences, Components (Prognostic/Data/Diagnostic/Callable) with pluggable ImportAdapters matching real model call shapes, Connector pipeline (time policies, hybrid-to-pressure vertical interpolation, mask fill, cached regridding), accumulation mediators, NUOPC-runSeq-style DSL. UX: couple() auto-wiring, describe() dry-run preview, notebook steps()/probe(), xarray or streaming Zarr output (NaN-poisoned unwritten rows), YAML round-trip, rollout() keeping gradients for coupled fine-tuning. Real-model integration: DLESyM split adapter exposing atmos/ocean sub-models as separate components, with an opt-in real-weights equivalence gate (NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS=1, not yet run). 146 tests on deterministic synthetic components (hand-computed expectations, no weights or network), including cross-component seam tests; survived a design review and an execution-verified adversarial code review with all 12 confirmed findings fixed with regression tests. Five runnable examples under examples/09_nvcoupler. No existing earth2studio files are modified. πŸ€– Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md | 220 +++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py | 124 +++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py | 473 +++++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py | 174 ++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 768 ++++++++++++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py | 377 +++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py | 388 +++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/dictionary.py | 257 ++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py | 648 +++++++++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py | 470 +++++++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py | 123 +++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py | 256 ++++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py | 207 +++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py | 218 +++++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py | 128 +++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/vertical.py | 189 +++++ .../09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py | 156 ++++ .../09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py | 114 +++ examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py | 171 ++++ .../09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py | 158 ++++ .../09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py | 140 ++++ examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst | 12 + test/nvcoupler/test_api.py | 196 +++++ test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py | 91 +++ test/nvcoupler/test_component.py | 285 +++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_config.py | 236 ++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py | 421 ++++++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_data_diagnostic.py | 314 +++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py | 126 +++ test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py | 424 ++++++++++ .../test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py | 173 ++++ test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py | 387 +++++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_field.py | 132 +++ test/nvcoupler/test_io.py | 159 ++++ test/nvcoupler/test_mediator.py | 215 +++++ test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py | 139 ++++ test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py | 255 ++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py | 161 ++++ test/nvcoupler/test_vertical.py | 157 ++++ 39 files changed, 9642 insertions(+) create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/dictionary.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/vertical.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_api.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_component.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_config.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_data_diagnostic.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_field.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_io.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_mediator.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_vertical.py diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0c0e79927 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +# nvcoupler + +A NUOPC/ESMF-inspired, Python-native coupling framework for AI Earth-system +inference β€” and, by design, for future coupled fine-tuning. + +```python +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +``` + +## Why + +AI Earth-system models are coupled today in three ad-hoc ways: baked into a +datapipe (PhysicsNeMo `ConstantCoupler` / `TrailingAverageCoupler`), +hard-coded inside one model's forward pass (DLESyM's atmosβ†’ocean exchange), +or left entirely to the caller (StormScope `call_with_conditioning`). +Changing how DLESyM couples means forking `dlesym.py`; swapping its ocean for +observed SST means a rewrite. + +nvcoupler factors coupling out of the models. Independent **Components** +exchange **Fields** by standard name through **Connectors** (regridding, +masking, time policies) and **Mediators** (windowed reductions), scheduled by +a **Driver** executing a NUOPC-style **run sequence** on a shared **Clock**. +Swapping a modeled ocean for prescribed observations becomes a one-line +change; a coupling-order experiment becomes a one-line DSL edit. + +## Concepts (NUOPC β†’ nvcoupler) + +| NUOPC / ESMF | nvcoupler | Module | +|---------------------|--------------------------|-----------------| +| ESMF_Field / State | `Field`, `State` | `field.py` | +| Field dictionary | `FieldDictionary` | `dictionary.py` | +| ESMF Clock / Alarm | `Clock`, `Alarm` | `clock.py` | +| NUOPC_Model | `Component` subclasses | `component.py` | +| NUOPC_Connector | `Connector` | `connector.py` | +| NUOPC_Mediator | `Mediator` subclasses | `mediator.py` | +| NUOPC_Driver, runSeq| `Driver`, `RunSequence` | `driver.py`, `sequence.py` | + +### Field & State + +A `Field` is one physical quantity: a **torch tensor** plus its earth2studio +`CoordSystem`, a canonical identity (`standard_name`, `units`), a +`valid_time`, and optional `mask` (True = valid, e.g. ocean points for SST) +and `vertical` metadata. A `State` is a bag of Fields keyed by standard name; +every component owns an import State and an export State. + +Field data never round-trips through numpy inside the framework, so autograd +graphs survive every exchange. + +### FieldDictionary + +Connectors match fields by **standard name**, never raw model variable +strings. Aliases map model vocabularies onto standard names +(`z1000 β†’ geopotential_at_1000hpa`); units are checked (not converted) on +every match. Derived fields carry a machine-readable `CellMethod`: + +```python +nvc.FieldEntry( + "total_precipitation_48h_sum", "kg m-2", + cell_method=nvc.CellMethod("total_precipitation_6h", "sum", np.timedelta64(48, "h")), +) +``` + +which is how mediators (and future auto-wiring) know that a 48 h precip sum +derives from the 6 h precip field β€” no suffix string-parsing. + +### Components + +All components implement the NUOPC phases +`advertise β†’ realize(clock) β†’ initialize(x, coords) β†’ run(time)* β†’ finalize` +and declare their imports/exports as standard names. + +- **`PrognosticComponent`** wraps any earth2studio `PrognosticModel`. + Timestep and exports are inferred from `input_coords()`/`output_coords()`. +- **`CallableComponent`** wraps a plain `fn(x, coords) -> (x, coords)` β€” the + entry point for synthetic components **and non-ML models** (a process-based + hydrology or crop model can join the coupled system through it). + +**ImportAdapters** β€” the critical seam. Real models receive coupled fields in +different call shapes, so the adapter owns the model invocation: + +| Adapter | Call shape | Real-world pattern | +|---|---|---| +| `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | overwrite state-variable slices, `model(x, coords)` | prescribed forcing as a state channel | +| `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=...)` | StormScope | +| `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` | DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor | + +Models that manage a sliding input window internally take a +`next_input(prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords)` hook; the default handles +single-window models. + +### Connector + +`Connector(src, dst)` transfers the intersection of src's exports and dst's +imports (or an explicit `fields=[...]`). Each transfer runs a pipeline: + +1. **Time policy** β€” `"constant"` holds the latest export (the PhysicsNeMo + `ConstantCoupler` behavior); `"linear"` extrapolates from the two most + recent exports toward the current time. +2. **Vertical** β€” when the destination declares `import_vertical` and it + differs from the field's coordinate, hybridβ†’pressure interpolation runs + (see below). +3. **Mask fill** β€” `"zero"`, or `"nearest"` (each invalid point takes its + nearest valid neighbor via a cached KDTree β€” the principled version of + DLESyM's SST NaN-interpolation hack). Always applied *before* regridding + so invalid values can't bleed into the interpolation. +4. **Spatial regrid** β€” lazily built and cached per grid pair: identity when + grids match, else bilinear via `earth2studio.utils.interp. + latlon_interpolation_regular` (regular 1D lat/lon sources). HEALPix + (`face` dim) and curvilinear sources need a user `regridder=` callable + (build one with `earth2grid` as `models/px/dlesym.py` does). + +### Mediator + +`AccumulationMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"])` reads the +CellMethod off each derived field: it imports the base field, accumulates a +**running** reduction (mean/sum/max/min β€” O(1) memory in window length) on +every connector delivery, and exports the reduced field when its alarm rings. +`TrailingAverageMediator` is the mean-only restriction matching DLESyM's +ocean forcing exactly. Duplicate deliveries (same `valid_time`) are ignored. + +### Vertical coordinates + +For components with an explicit `level` dimension (chiefly chemistry +emulators on hybrid sigma-pressure levels): + +```python +hybrid = nvc.HybridLevels(a=(30000., 20000., 0.), b=(0., 0.5, 1.0)) # p = a + bΒ·ps +pressure = nvc.PressureLevels((500., 850.)) # hPa + +met = CallableComponent(..., export_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": hybrid}) +chem = CallableComponent(..., import_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": pressure}) +``` + +The connector interpolates linearly in log-pressure (differentiable), pulling +`surface_pressure` from the source's exports automatically and raising +`VerticalMismatchError` with a concrete fix when it can't. Models that encode +levels in variable names (`z500`, `t850`) never touch this machinery. + +### Run sequence & Driver + +The DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq. **Coupling semantics are pure ordering**: a +connect placed before the destination's run in the same slot is lagged +(NUOPC-explicit) coupling; placed after, sequential. + +``` +@6h + atmos -> med # accumulate atmos fields into the mediator + ocean -> atmos # lagged: atmos sees the ocean's previous state + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean # 48h-averaged forcing + ocean +@ +``` + +```python +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, + sequence=dsl_text, # or a RunSequence object + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-03-01", "6h"), +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": (x_a, coords_a), "ocean": (x_o, coords_o)}) + +datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] +for time, states in driver.steps(): # or notebook-style iteration + ... +driver.probe("ocean->atmos") # last exchanged fields +``` + +Validation is front-loaded: unknown names (with did-you-mean suggestions), +cadence misalignment, unmatched imports, unit mismatches, and unconsumed +exports are all reported at `initialize`, not mid-rollout. + +## Training / coupled fine-tuning + +The exchange path is autograd-clean end to end (regrid gathers, mediator +reductions, functional import injection). `driver.rollout(n_steps)` keeps +the graph when gradients are enabled: + +```python +with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(16) +loss = criterion(states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data, target) +loss.backward() # gradients reach parameters of BOTH components +``` + +This enables jointly fine-tuning coupled emulators so each learns to +tolerate the other's imperfect output β€” the standard remedy for coupled +drift. Optimizer loops, truncated BPTT, and per-component GPU placement are +intentionally out of scope for v1. `run()`/`steps()` execute under +`torch.inference_mode()`. + +## Errors + +All configuration errors derive from `CouplingError` and name the components, +the field, and the concrete fix: `UnknownFieldError`, `UnmatchedImportError`, +`UnitsMismatchError`, `IncompatibleFieldError`, `VerticalMismatchError`, +`CadenceError`, `SequenceError`, `AmbiguousCouplingError`. + +## Current limitations (v1) + +- HEALPix / curvilinear source grids need a user-supplied `regridder=`. +- Units are checked, not converted (no pint); convert in a Mediator. +- No checkpoint/restart, coupled ensembles, or concurrent slot execution. +- `Driver` IO is in-memory xarray (`collect=True`); direct `IOBackend` + streaming is planned alongside the `couple()` auto-wiring layer. + +## Examples + +See `examples/09_nvcoupler/`: + +1. `01_coupled_toy_workflow.py` β€” the full atmos⇄ocean loop on synthetic components +2. `02_lagged_vs_sequential.py` β€” coupling order as a one-line experiment +3. `03_impact_chain.py` β€” precip-sum / t2m-max mediators feeding an impact index +4. `04_vertical_chemistry.py` β€” hybridβ†’pressure coupling with auto ps dependency +5. `05_coupled_finetuning.py` β€” gradients across the exchange + a training step + +Tests (`test/nvcoupler/`) double as executable specification, including a +fully hand-computed 96 h coupled run in `test_driver.py`. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0da68b7ba --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""nvcoupler: NUOPC/ESMF-inspired coupling framework for ML inference. + +Couples independent AI Earth-system components (prognostic models, data +sources, mediators) through Fields exchanged by standard name, with +per-component cadences, connector regridding, and a configurable run +sequence. See earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py for the entry point. +""" + +from .api import couple, coupled, describe, describe_html +from .clock import Alarm, Clock +from .component import ( + CallableComponent, + Component, + ConditioningKwargAdapter, + DataComponent, + DiagnosticComponent, + ExtraTensorAdapter, + ImportAdapter, + PrognosticComponent, + VariableOverwriteAdapter, +) +from .config import from_yaml, to_yaml +from .connector import Connector +from .dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CellMethod, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, +) +from .dlesym_split import ( + DLESYM_DICTIONARY, + build_dlesym_driver, + split_dlesym, +) +from .driver import Driver +from .errors import ( + AmbiguousCouplingError, + CadenceError, + CouplingError, + IncompatibleFieldError, + SequenceError, + UnitsMismatchError, + UnknownFieldError, + UnmatchedImportError, + VerticalMismatchError, +) +from .field import Field, State +from .mediator import AccumulationMediator, Mediator, TrailingAverageMediator +from .sequence import ( + ConnectAction, + MediateAction, + RunAction, + RunSequence, + Slot, + parse_run_sequence, +) +from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels + +__all__ = [ + "Alarm", + "Clock", + "CallableComponent", + "DataComponent", + "DiagnosticComponent", + "couple", + "coupled", + "describe", + "describe_html", + "from_yaml", + "to_yaml", + "split_dlesym", + "build_dlesym_driver", + "DLESYM_DICTIONARY", + "Component", + "ConditioningKwargAdapter", + "Connector", + "Driver", + "ExtraTensorAdapter", + "HybridLevels", + "ImportAdapter", + "AccumulationMediator", + "Mediator", + "PressureLevels", + "PrognosticComponent", + "TrailingAverageMediator", + "VariableOverwriteAdapter", + "ConnectAction", + "MediateAction", + "RunAction", + "RunSequence", + "Slot", + "parse_run_sequence", + "DEFAULT_DICTIONARY", + "CellMethod", + "FieldDictionary", + "FieldEntry", + "Field", + "State", + "AmbiguousCouplingError", + "CadenceError", + "CouplingError", + "IncompatibleFieldError", + "SequenceError", + "UnitsMismatchError", + "UnknownFieldError", + "UnmatchedImportError", + "VerticalMismatchError", +] diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ac76899e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py @@ -0,0 +1,473 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""User-facing API: auto-wiring, one-call runs, and plan inspection. + +The NUOPC analogy stops at the door here β€” NUOPC makes you write the runSeq; +:func:`couple` writes it for you. Matching is by field-dictionary standard +name: every advertised import is paired with its unique exporter, derived +fields (entries carrying a :class:`~.dictionary.CellMethod`) get an +:class:`~.mediator.AccumulationMediator` synthesized between cadences, and +the run sequence is laid out slot-by-slot in the canonical lagged shape. +:func:`describe` renders the resulting plan (terraform-plan style) before a +single tensor moves, and :func:`coupled` is the notebook one-liner from +initial conditions to xarray Datasets. +""" + +import math +from collections.abc import Sequence as SequenceABC + +import numpy as np + +from .clock import Clock, DeltaLike, TimeLike, as_timedelta, fmt_timedelta +from .component import Component +from .connector import Connector +from .driver import Driver +from .errors import AmbiguousCouplingError, UnmatchedImportError +from .mediator import AccumulationMediator, Mediator +from .sequence import ( + Action, + ConnectAction, + MediateAction, + RunAction, + RunSequence, + Slot, +) + +__all__ = ["couple", "coupled", "describe", "describe_html"] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# couple(): auto-wiring +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _short_name(component: Component, standard_name: str) -> str: + """Shortest registered alias of a standard name (else the name itself), + sanitized to the run-sequence name grammar.""" + entry = component.dictionary.resolve(standard_name) + candidates = [entry.standard_name, *entry.aliases] + short = min(candidates, key=len) + return "".join(c if (c.isalnum() or c in "_-") else "_" for c in short) + + +def _gcd_timestep(components: SequenceABC[Component]) -> np.timedelta64: + ns = [c.timestep.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) for c in components] + return np.timedelta64(int(math.gcd(*(int(n) for n in ns))), "ns") + + +def _synthesize_mediators( + components: list[Component], +) -> tuple[list[Mediator], list[tuple[str, str]]]: + """Create AccumulationMediators for derived imports nobody exports. + + Returns the new mediators plus the extra (src, dst) connections wiring + each base-field exporter into its mediator and each mediator into the + importer. + """ + mediators: dict[str, Mediator] = {} # derived std name -> mediator + connections: list[tuple[str, str]] = [] + exports_by_comp = {c.name: list(c.export_names) for c in components} + + for comp in components: + for imp in comp.import_names: + exporters = [ + c.name + for c in components + if c.name != comp.name and imp in c.export_names + ] + if len(exporters) > 1: + raise AmbiguousCouplingError(imp, comp.name, exporters) + if len(exporters) == 1: + continue + # zero exporters: a derived field with a CellMethod can be + # produced by a synthesized mediator, if someone exports the base + entry = comp.dictionary.resolve(imp) + cell_method = entry.cell_method + base_exporters = ( + [ + c + for c in components + if cell_method is not None and cell_method.base in c.export_names + ] + if cell_method is not None + else [] + ) + if cell_method is None or not base_exporters: + raise UnmatchedImportError(comp.name, imp, exports_by_comp) + if len(base_exporters) > 1: + raise AmbiguousCouplingError( + cell_method.base, comp.name, [c.name for c in base_exporters] + ) + if imp not in mediators: + med = AccumulationMediator( + f"med_{_short_name(comp, imp)}", + [imp], + dictionary=comp.dictionary, + ) + mediators[imp] = med + connections.append((base_exporters[0].name, med.name)) + connections.append((mediators[imp].name, comp.name)) + return list(mediators.values()), connections + + +def _build_sequence( + components: list[Component], + connections: list[tuple[str, str]], +) -> RunSequence: + """Lay out the canonical lagged run sequence. + + One slot per distinct cadence, fast to slow. A connection runs at the + faster of its endpoints' cadences; within a slot the order is: plain + connects (lagged: destinations see the sources' previous exports), then + each mediator's compute followed by its outgoing connects, then the + component runs. + """ + by_name = {c.name: c for c in components} + order = {c.name: i for i, c in enumerate(components)} + cadences = sorted( + {c.timestep for c in components}, + key=lambda ts: ts.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64), + ) + + def cadence_of(name: str) -> np.timedelta64: + return by_name[name].timestep + + slots: list[Slot] = [] + for interval in cadences: + actions: list[Action] = [] + # 1. lagged connects: sources are not mediators (mediator exports + # only exist after compute), delivered at the faster endpoint + for src, dst in connections: + if isinstance(by_name[src], Mediator): + continue + if min(cadence_of(src), cadence_of(dst)) == interval: + actions.append(ConnectAction(src, dst)) + # 2. mediators of this cadence: compute, then deliver + for comp in components: + if isinstance(comp, Mediator) and comp.timestep == interval: + actions.append(MediateAction(comp.name)) + actions.extend( + ConnectAction(src, dst) + for src, dst in connections + if src == comp.name + ) + # 3. component runs of this cadence + actions.extend( + RunAction(comp.name) + for comp in components + if not isinstance(comp, Mediator) and comp.timestep == interval + ) + if actions: + slots.append(Slot(interval, actions)) + # deterministic connect order inside stage 1: source order as given + for slot in slots: + split = len(slot.actions) + for i, a in enumerate(slot.actions): + if not isinstance(a, ConnectAction): + split = i + break + lagged = slot.actions[:split] + lagged.sort(key=lambda a: (order[a.src], order[a.dst])) + slot.actions = lagged + slot.actions[split:] + return RunSequence(slots) + + +def couple( + *components: Component, + start: TimeLike, + stop: TimeLike, + dt: DeltaLike | None = None, + connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + collect: bool = True, +) -> Driver: + """Auto-wire components into a ready-to-initialize :class:`Driver`. + + Every advertised import is matched to its exporter by standard name; + derived imports (dictionary entries with a CellMethod) whose base field + is exported get an AccumulationMediator synthesized between the two + cadences. The generated run sequence uses lagged (NUOPC-explicit) + coupling: connects precede the runs of each slot. + + Parameters + ---------- + *components : Component + Participants (mediators may be included explicitly, or synthesized). + start, stop : TimeLike + Clock span. + dt : DeltaLike, optional + Coupling interval; defaults to the GCD of all component timesteps. + connectors : list[Connector], optional + Pre-built connectors overriding the defaults for their (src, dst). + collect : bool + Keep per-ring exports in memory for ``to_xarray()``. + + Returns + ------- + Driver + Not yet initialized β€” call ``driver.initialize(ics)``. + """ + comps = list(components) + mediators, med_connections = _synthesize_mediators(comps) + comps.extend(mediators) + by_name = {c.name: c for c in comps} + + # direct (unique-exporter) connections + connections: list[tuple[str, str]] = [] + for comp in comps: + for imp in comp.import_names: + for c in comps: + if c.name != comp.name and imp in c.export_names: + if (c.name, comp.name) not in connections: + connections.append((c.name, comp.name)) + for pair in med_connections: + if pair not in connections: + connections.append(pair) + + if dt is None: + dt = _gcd_timestep(comps) + sequence = _build_sequence(comps, connections) + clock = Clock(start, stop, dt) + return Driver(by_name, sequence, clock, connectors=connectors, collect=collect) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# coupled(): one-call convenience entry point +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def coupled( + time: TimeLike, + stop_or_nsteps: TimeLike | int, + components: "SequenceABC[Component] | dict[str, Component]", + ics: dict[str, tuple], + dt: DeltaLike | None = None, + collect: bool = True, + verbose: bool = True, +) -> dict: + """Build, initialize, and run a coupled system in one call. + + Parameters + ---------- + time : TimeLike + Start time. + stop_or_nsteps : TimeLike | int + Stop time, or a number of driver (dt) steps. + components : list[Component] | dict[str, Component] + Participants; a dict's values are used (keys are cosmetic). + ics : dict[str, tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] + Initial condition per non-mediator component name. + dt : DeltaLike, optional + Coupling interval; defaults to the GCD of the component timesteps. + verbose : bool + Show a tqdm progress bar over driver steps. + + Returns + ------- + dict[str, xarray.Dataset] + One Dataset of collected exports per component. + """ + from tqdm import tqdm + + comps = list(components.values()) if isinstance(components, dict) else list(components) + dt_td = as_timedelta(dt) if dt is not None else _gcd_timestep(comps) + if isinstance(stop_or_nsteps, (int, np.integer)): + stop = np.datetime64(time) + int(stop_or_nsteps) * dt_td + else: + stop = stop_or_nsteps + driver = couple(*comps, start=time, stop=stop, dt=dt_td, collect=collect) + driver.initialize(ics) + + counts = {n: c.run_count for n, c in driver.components.items()} + with tqdm( + total=driver.clock.n_steps, + desc="Running coupled inference", + disable=(not verbose), + ) as pbar: + for step_time, _ in driver.steps(): + ran = [ + n + for n, c in driver.components.items() + if c.run_count != counts[n] + ] + counts = {n: c.run_count for n, c in driver.components.items()} + pbar.set_postfix_str(f"{np.datetime_as_string(step_time, unit='h')} ran {'+'.join(ran)}") + pbar.update(1) + return driver.to_xarray() + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# describe(): the coupling plan, before anything runs +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _table(headers: list[str], rows: list[list[str]]) -> list[str]: + widths = [ + max(len(headers[i]), *(len(r[i]) for r in rows)) if rows else len(headers[i]) + for i in range(len(headers)) + ] + fmt = " ".join(f"{{:<{w}}}" for w in widths) + lines = [fmt.format(*headers), fmt.format(*("-" * w for w in widths))] + lines.extend(fmt.format(*row) for row in rows) + return lines + + +def _connector_rows(driver: Driver) -> list[dict]: + """One row per ConnectAction: fields, policies, and coupling mode derived + from the action's position relative to the destination's run/mediate.""" + rows = [] + prebuilt = { + (c.src.name, c.dst.name): c for c in driver._connectors.values() + } + for slot in driver.sequence.slots: + dst_ran: set[str] = set() + for action in slot.actions: + if isinstance(action, RunAction): + dst_ran.add(action.component) + elif isinstance(action, MediateAction): + dst_ran.add(action.mediator) + elif isinstance(action, ConnectAction): + conn = prebuilt.get((action.src, action.dst)) + if conn is not None: + fields = conn.match() + time_policy, fill = conn.time_policy, conn.fill + else: + src = driver.components[action.src] + dst = driver.components[action.dst] + _, exports = src.advertise() + imports, _ = dst.advertise() + fields = [n for n in imports if n in exports] + time_policy, fill = "constant", "none" + dst_runs_here = any( + (isinstance(a, RunAction) and a.component == action.dst) + or (isinstance(a, MediateAction) and a.mediator == action.dst) + for a in slot.actions + ) + if not dst_runs_here: + mode = "lagged" + else: + mode = "sequential" if action.dst in dst_ran else "lagged" + rows.append( + { + "name": f"{action.src} -> {action.dst}", + "fields": fields, + "time_policy": time_policy, + "fill": fill, + "mode": mode, + "slot": fmt_timedelta(slot.interval), + } + ) + return rows + + +def describe(driver: Driver) -> str: + """Terraform-plan-style text summary of a coupled system. + + Works before ``initialize()``: only advertised imports/exports, the run + sequence, and the clock are consulted (grids are unknown until realize). + """ + lines = [f"Coupled system: {driver.clock!r}", "", "Components:"] + comp_rows = [] + for name, comp in driver.components.items(): + imports, exports = comp.advertise() + comp_rows.append( + [ + name, + type(comp).__name__, + fmt_timedelta(comp.timestep), + ", ".join(imports) or "-", + ", ".join(exports) or "-", + ] + ) + lines.extend( + " " + row + for row in _table( + ["name", "type", "cadence", "imports", "exports"], comp_rows + ) + ) + lines.extend(["", "Connectors:"]) + conn_rows = [ + [ + r["name"], + ", ".join(r["fields"]) or "-", + r["time_policy"], + r["fill"], + r["mode"], + r["slot"], + ] + for r in _connector_rows(driver) + ] + if conn_rows: + lines.extend( + " " + row + for row in _table( + ["connector", "fields", "time_policy", "fill", "mode", "slot"], + conn_rows, + ) + ) + else: + lines.append(" (none)") + lines.extend(["", "Run sequence:"]) + lines.extend(" " + line for line in str(driver.sequence).splitlines()) + return "\n".join(lines) + + +_HTML_STYLE = """ +.nvc-plan { font-family: -apple-system, Segoe UI, sans-serif; color: #1a1a1a; } +.nvc-plan h4 { margin: 0.6em 0 0.3em; } +.nvc-boxes { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 10px; } +.nvc-box { border: 1px solid #888; border-radius: 6px; padding: 8px 12px; + background: #f7f7f7; min-width: 180px; } +.nvc-box .nvc-name { font-weight: 600; } +.nvc-box .nvc-meta { font-size: 0.85em; color: #444; } +.nvc-arrows { list-style: none; padding-left: 0; } +.nvc-arrows li { padding: 2px 0; font-size: 0.9em; } +.nvc-arrow { color: #0a6; font-weight: 600; } +.nvc-seq { background: #f0f0f0; border-radius: 6px; padding: 8px 12px; + font-size: 0.9em; } +""" + + +def describe_html(driver: Driver) -> str: + """Self-contained HTML rendering of the coupling plan (for Jupyter).""" + import html + + def esc(s: str) -> str: + return html.escape(str(s)) + + boxes = [] + for name, comp in driver.components.items(): + imports, exports = comp.advertise() + boxes.append( + f'
{esc(name)}
' + f'
{esc(type(comp).__name__)} @ ' + f"{esc(fmt_timedelta(comp.timestep))}
" + f"imports: {esc(', '.join(imports) or '-')}
" + f"exports: {esc(', '.join(exports) or '-')}
" + ) + arrows = [] + for r in _connector_rows(driver): + src, dst = r["name"].split(" -> ") + arrows.append( + f'
  • {esc(src)} → {esc(dst)}: ' + f"{esc(', '.join(r['fields']) or '-')} " + f"[{esc(r['time_policy'])}, fill={esc(r['fill'])}, {esc(r['mode'])}, " + f"@{esc(r['slot'])}]
    • " + ) + seq = "
    ".join(esc(line) for line in str(driver.sequence).splitlines()) + return ( + f"" + '
    ' + f"

    Coupled system

    {esc(repr(driver.clock))}
    " + f'

    Components

    {"".join(boxes)}
    ' + f'

    Connectors

    ' + f'

    Run sequence

    {seq}
    ' + "
    " + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8c2c0b55d --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Clock and Alarm: coupled-system time management (ESMF analogs). + +The Driver owns one Clock stepping at the coupling interval dt; every +Component owns an Alarm at its own cadence. A component runs only on +driver steps where its alarm rings, which is how a 6 h atmosphere and a +48 h ocean coexist in one loop. + +All times are np.datetime64 / np.timedelta64 to match earth2studio's +TimeArray / LeadTimeArray conventions. +""" + +from collections.abc import Iterator + +import numpy as np + +from .errors import CadenceError + +TimeLike = str | np.datetime64 +DeltaLike = str | np.timedelta64 + + +def as_datetime(t: TimeLike) -> np.datetime64: + """Coerce to nanosecond datetime64 (accepts ISO strings).""" + return np.datetime64(t).astype("datetime64[ns]") + + +def as_timedelta(d: DeltaLike) -> np.timedelta64: + """Coerce to nanosecond timedelta64. Strings use '' (e.g. '6h').""" + if isinstance(d, np.timedelta64): + return d.astype("timedelta64[ns]") + if isinstance(d, (bool, int, np.integer)): + raise ValueError( + f"Bare number {d!r} is ambiguous as a timedelta (hours? steps?) β€” " + "pass a string like '6h' or '2D', or a np.timedelta64" + ) + if isinstance(d, str): + s = d.strip() + i = 0 + while i < len(s) and (s[i].isdigit() or s[i] == "-"): + i += 1 + if i == 0 or i == len(s): + raise ValueError(f"Cannot parse timedelta {d!r}; expected e.g. '6h', '2D'") + value, unit = int(s[:i]), s[i:] + unit = {"d": "D", "H": "h", "min": "m", "S": "s"}.get(unit, unit) + return np.timedelta64(value, unit).astype("timedelta64[ns]") + raise TypeError(f"Cannot interpret {d!r} as a timedelta") + + +def fmt_timedelta(d: np.timedelta64) -> str: + """Human-readable timedelta: whole hours/days where possible.""" + ns = d.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) + hour = 3_600_000_000_000 + if ns % (24 * hour) == 0: + return f"{ns // (24 * hour)}D" + if ns % hour == 0: + return f"{ns // hour}h" + if ns % 60_000_000_000 == 0: + return f"{ns // 60_000_000_000}m" + return str(d) + + +def is_multiple(interval: np.timedelta64, dt: np.timedelta64) -> bool: + interval_ns = interval.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) + dt_ns = dt.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) + return dt_ns > 0 and interval_ns > 0 and interval_ns % dt_ns == 0 + + +class Alarm: + """Rings when (time - start - offset) is a whole multiple of interval. + + NUOPC-alarm analog used for per-component cadences: an interval of 48 h + on a 6 h driver clock rings every 8th step. + """ + + def __init__(self, interval: DeltaLike, offset: DeltaLike | None = None): + self.interval = as_timedelta(interval) + self.offset = ( + as_timedelta(offset) if offset is not None else np.timedelta64(0, "ns") + ) + if self.interval <= np.timedelta64(0, "ns"): + raise ValueError(f"Alarm interval must be positive, got {interval!r}") + + def is_ringing(self, time: np.datetime64, start: np.datetime64) -> bool: + elapsed = (as_datetime(time) - as_datetime(start) - self.offset).astype( + "timedelta64[ns]" + ) + elapsed_ns = elapsed.astype(np.int64) + interval_ns = self.interval.astype(np.int64) + return elapsed_ns >= 0 and elapsed_ns % interval_ns == 0 + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Alarm(interval={self.interval}, offset={self.offset})" + + +class Clock: + """Driver clock stepping from start to stop (inclusive) at dt. + + Iterating yields each time after the start: the initial condition is at + ``start`` and is the caller's step 0; the first yielded time is + ``start + dt``. This mirrors run.py where the iterator's 0th output is + the IC and each subsequent step advances one dt. + """ + + def __init__(self, start: TimeLike, stop: TimeLike, dt: DeltaLike): + self.start = as_datetime(start) + self.stop = as_datetime(stop) + self.dt = as_timedelta(dt) + if self.dt <= np.timedelta64(0, "ns"): + raise ValueError(f"Clock dt must be positive, got {dt!r}") + if self.stop <= self.start: + raise ValueError(f"Clock stop {stop!r} must be after start {start!r}") + span = (self.stop - self.start).astype("timedelta64[ns]") + if not is_multiple(span, self.dt): + raise CadenceError("Clock span (stop - start)", str(span), str(self.dt)) + self._step = 0 + + @property + def current(self) -> np.datetime64: + return self.start + self._step * self.dt + + @property + def step_index(self) -> int: + return self._step + + @property + def n_steps(self) -> int: + span_ns = (self.stop - self.start).astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) + return int(span_ns // self.dt.astype(np.int64)) + + def elapsed(self) -> np.timedelta64: + return self.current - self.start + + def done(self) -> bool: + return self.current >= self.stop + + def advance(self) -> np.datetime64: + if self.done(): + raise StopIteration(f"Clock already at stop time {self.stop}") + self._step += 1 + return self.current + + def reset(self) -> None: + self._step = 0 + + def times(self) -> np.ndarray: + """All times from start to stop inclusive (length n_steps + 1).""" + return self.start + np.arange(self.n_steps + 1) * self.dt + + def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[np.datetime64]: + while not self.done(): + yield self.advance() + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return ( + f"Clock({np.datetime_as_string(self.start, unit='m')} -> " + f"{np.datetime_as_string(self.stop, unit='m')}, " + f"dt={fmt_timedelta(self.dt)}, step={self._step})" + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..cc3eb2c7f --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -0,0 +1,768 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Components: the NUOPC_Model analog wrapping steppable things. + +A Component owns an internal model state, an import State (fields other +components provide) and an export State (fields it offers), and an Alarm +defining its cadence. The Driver calls the NUOPC-style phases: +advertise -> realize(clock) -> initialize(x, coords) -> run(time)* -> finalize. + +The critical seam is the :class:`ImportAdapter`: real models receive coupled +fields in different call shapes (state-variable overwrite, conditioning +kwarg, extra input tensor), so the adapter β€” not the component β€” owns the +model invocation. +""" + +import abc +from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Callable, Iterable, Mapping +from typing import Any, Protocol, runtime_checkable + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .clock import Alarm, Clock, DeltaLike, as_datetime, as_timedelta, is_multiple +from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, FieldDictionary +from .errors import CadenceError, CouplingError +from .field import State + +StepFn = Callable[[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem], tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] +NextInputFn = Callable[ + [torch.Tensor, CoordSystem, torch.Tensor, CoordSystem], + tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem], +] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Import adapters +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@runtime_checkable +class ImportAdapter(Protocol): + """Runs one model step with the import State injected. + + The adapter owns the model call because coupled models disagree on how + forcing arrives: DLESyM/PhysicsNeMo expect an extra input tensor, + StormScope expects a conditioning kwarg, and prescribed-forcing setups + overwrite state variables. Implementations must be autograd-safe (no + in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). + """ + + def __call__( + self, + model: Any, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: ... + + +def _broadcast_to_slice(data: torch.Tensor, slice_shape: torch.Size) -> torch.Tensor: + """Left-pad `data` with singleton dims and expand to `slice_shape`.""" + if data.ndim > len(slice_shape): + raise CouplingError( + f"Imported field with shape {tuple(data.shape)} has more dims than " + f"the model state slice {tuple(slice_shape)}" + ) + data = data.reshape((1,) * (len(slice_shape) - data.ndim) + tuple(data.shape)) + return data.expand(slice_shape) + + +class VariableOverwriteAdapter: + """Default adapter: overwrite matching variable slices in x, then call + ``model(x, coords)``. + + Suits toys and prescribed-forcing-as-state setups where imported fields + are also state variables of the model (e.g. an atmosphere carrying sst + as an input channel). Injection composes a cloned tensor via index_copy_ + on the clone, which keeps the autograd graph intact. + """ + + def __call__( + self, + model: Any, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + x = self.inject(x, coords, imports, std_to_raw) + return model(x, coords) + + @staticmethod + def inject( + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> torch.Tensor: + if not imports: + return x + if "variable" not in coords: + raise CouplingError( + "VariableOverwriteAdapter requires a 'variable' dim in the " + "model state coords; use ConditioningKwargAdapter or " + "ExtraTensorAdapter for models without one" + ) + var_axis = list(coords).index("variable") + variables = coords["variable"] + x = x.clone() + for std_name, field in imports.items(): + raw = std_to_raw.get(std_name, std_name) + pos = np.flatnonzero(variables == raw) + if pos.size == 0: + raise CouplingError( + f"Imported field {std_name!r} (model name {raw!r}) is not a " + f"state variable of the model (variables: {list(variables)}). " + "If the model takes forcing as a conditioning kwarg or an " + "extra tensor, pass the matching ImportAdapter." + ) + slice_shape = x.select(var_axis, int(pos[0])).shape + data = _broadcast_to_slice(field.data, slice_shape).unsqueeze(var_axis) + index = torch.tensor([int(pos[0])], device=x.device) + x.index_copy_(var_axis, index, data.to(dtype=x.dtype, device=x.device)) + return x + + +def _stacking_order( + field_order: list[str] | None, imports: State, adapter: str +) -> list[str]: + """Resolve the channel order for stacking imported fields. + + Models are channel-order-sensitive; silently stacking in alphabetical + order would feed permuted inputs that run fine and predict garbage. With + more than one import the order must therefore be explicit. + """ + if field_order is not None: + missing = [n for n in field_order if n not in imports] + if missing: + raise CouplingError( + f"{adapter}: field_order names {missing} are not in the " + f"import state (present: {sorted(imports)})" + ) + return list(field_order) + if len(imports) > 1: + raise CouplingError( + f"{adapter}: {len(imports)} imported fields but no field_order= " + "given β€” the model's channel order cannot be inferred. Pass " + f"field_order=[...] with an explicit ordering of {sorted(imports)}" + ) + return list(imports) + + +class ConditioningKwargAdapter: + """Pass imports as a conditioning tensor kwarg (StormScope pattern). + + Calls ``model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=..., + conditioning_coords=...)`` with the stacked import fields. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + field_order: list[str] | None = None, + method: str = "call_with_conditioning", + ): + self.field_order = field_order + self.method = method + + def __call__( + self, + model: Any, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + names = _stacking_order(self.field_order, imports, type(self).__name__) + conditioning, conditioning_coords = imports.as_tensor(names) + fn = getattr(model, self.method) + return fn( + x, + coords, + conditioning=conditioning, + conditioning_coords=conditioning_coords, + ) + + +class ExtraTensorAdapter: + """Pass imports as an extra positional tensor (DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo + 4-tensor pattern): ``model(x, coords, coupling)`` by default. + """ + + def __init__(self, field_order: list[str] | None = None, kwarg: str | None = None): + self.field_order = field_order + self.kwarg = kwarg + + def __call__( + self, + model: Any, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + names = _stacking_order(self.field_order, imports, type(self).__name__) + coupling, _ = imports.as_tensor(names) + if self.kwarg is not None: + return model(x, coords, **{self.kwarg: coupling}) + return model(x, coords, coupling) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Component base +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class Component(abc.ABC): + """NUOPC_Model analog: a steppable participant in the coupled system.""" + + # Whether initialize() needs an (x, coords) initial condition. Subclasses + # whose initialize() is safely callable with no arguments (mediators, + # data components, diagnostics) set this False so the Driver can + # initialize them without an ics entry. + requires_ic: bool = True + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] = (), + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, + variable_aliases: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, + export_masks: Mapping[str, torch.Tensor] | None = None, + import_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, + export_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, + ): + self.name = name + self.timestep = as_timedelta(timestep) + self.dictionary = FieldDictionary(dictionary or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + # variable_aliases: raw model variable name -> standard name + self._raw_to_std: dict[str, str] = dict(variable_aliases or {}) + for raw, std in self._raw_to_std.items(): + if raw not in self.dictionary: + self.dictionary.add_alias(std, raw) + self._std_to_raw = {std: raw for raw, std in self._raw_to_std.items()} + self.import_names = [self.dictionary.standard_name(n) for n in imports] + self.export_names = [self.dictionary.standard_name(n) for n in exports] + self.export_masks = dict(export_masks or {}) + # std name -> VerticalCoordinate this component expects imports on / + # publishes exports on (only fields with a "level" dim need these) + self.import_vertical: dict[str, Any] = dict(import_vertical or {}) + self.export_vertical: dict[str, Any] = dict(export_vertical or {}) + self.import_state = State(f"{name}.imports") + self.export_state = State(f"{name}.exports") + self.alarm: Alarm | None = None + self.clock: Clock | None = None + self.run_count = 0 + + # -- NUOPC phases --------------------------------------------------------- + def advertise(self) -> tuple[list[str], list[str]]: + return list(self.import_names), list(self.export_names) + + def realize(self, clock: Clock) -> None: + if not is_multiple(self.timestep, clock.dt): + raise CadenceError( + f"Component {self.name!r} timestep", str(self.timestep), str(clock.dt) + ) + self.alarm = Alarm(self.timestep) + self.clock = clock + + @abc.abstractmethod + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + """Set internal state from an initial condition and seed export_state + (so lagged coupling has data at t0).""" + + @abc.abstractmethod + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + """Advance one component timestep; exports become valid at `time`.""" + + def finalize(self) -> None: + pass + + # -- helpers --------------------------------------------------------------- + def should_run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> bool: + if self.alarm is None or self.clock is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not realized") + return self.alarm.is_ringing(time, self.clock.start) + + def grid_coords(self) -> CoordSystem | None: + """Spatial coordinates of this component's grid (None = no grid of + its own, e.g. mediators β€” connectors then pass fields through).""" + coords = getattr(self, "_coords", None) + if coords is None: + return None + from .field import _SPATIAL_DIMS # local import to avoid cycle at module load + + spatial = OrderedDict((k, v) for k, v in coords.items() if k in _SPATIAL_DIMS) + return spatial or None + + def resolve_std_to_raw(self, coords: CoordSystem) -> dict[str, str]: + """Map standard names to this model's raw variable names, derived from + the actual variable coordinate plus any explicit variable_aliases.""" + mapping: dict[str, str] = {} + for raw in coords.get("variable", ()): # type: ignore[union-attr] + raw = str(raw) + if raw in self.dictionary: + mapping[self.dictionary.standard_name(raw)] = raw + mapping.update(self._std_to_raw) + return mapping + + def publish( + self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem, valid_time: np.datetime64 + ) -> None: + """Populate export_state from a model output tensor.""" + state = State.from_tensor( + f"{self.name}.exports", + x, + coords, + self.dictionary, + valid_time=valid_time, + source=self.name, + strict=False, + ) + for std_name in self.export_names: + if std_name not in state: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r} advertises export {std_name!r} but " + f"its output variables are {list(coords.get('variable', []))}" + ) + field = state[std_name] + if std_name in self.export_masks: + field.mask = self.export_masks[std_name] + if std_name in self.export_vertical: + field.vertical = self.export_vertical[std_name] + self.export_state.add(field) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + from .clock import fmt_timedelta + + return ( + f"{type(self).__name__}({self.name!r}, dt={fmt_timedelta(self.timestep)}, " + f"imports={self.import_names}, exports={self.export_names})" + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Concrete components +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class CallableComponent(Component): + """Wraps a plain ``fn(x, coords) -> (x, coords)`` step function. + + The workhorse for synthetic components and non-ML models (any Python + process model can join the coupled system through this class). + """ + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + fn: StepFn, + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] = (), + import_adapter: ImportAdapter | None = None, + **kwargs: Any, + ): + super().__init__(name, timestep, imports, exports, **kwargs) + self.fn = fn + self.import_adapter: ImportAdapter = ( + import_adapter or VariableOverwriteAdapter() + ) + self._x: torch.Tensor | None = None + self._coords: CoordSystem | None = None + + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + self._x, self._coords = x, OrderedDict(coords) + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + self.publish(x, self._coords, valid_time=start) + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + if self._x is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") + imports = self.import_state.subset( + [n for n in self.import_names if n in self.import_state] + ) + y, ycoords = self.import_adapter( + self.fn, + self._x, + self._coords, + imports, + self.resolve_std_to_raw(self._coords), + ) + self._x, self._coords = y, OrderedDict(ycoords) + self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=time) + self.run_count += 1 + + @property + def state(self) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + return self._x, self._coords + + +class PrognosticComponent(Component): + """Wraps an earth2studio PrognosticModel (``models/px/base.py``). + + Owns the model state tensor and steps by calling the model directly + (rather than ``create_iterator``) so imports can be injected between + steps. Models that manage multi-window inputs internally need a + ``next_input`` hook mapping (prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords) to the + next step's input; the default handles single-window models by reusing + the output with the model's input lead_time coordinates. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + model: Any, + timestep: DeltaLike | None = None, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + import_adapter: ImportAdapter | None = None, + next_input: NextInputFn | None = None, + **kwargs: Any, + ): + self.model = model + in_coords = model.input_coords() + out_coords = model.output_coords(in_coords) + if timestep is None: + timestep = ( + out_coords["lead_time"][-1] - in_coords["lead_time"][-1] + ).astype("timedelta64[ns]") + if exports is None: + exports = [] + dictionary = kwargs.get("dictionary") or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + aliases = kwargs.get("variable_aliases") or {} + for raw in out_coords["variable"]: + raw = str(raw) + if raw in aliases: + exports.append(aliases[raw]) + elif raw in dictionary: + exports.append(dictionary.standard_name(raw)) + super().__init__(name, timestep, imports, exports, **kwargs) + self.import_adapter: ImportAdapter = ( + import_adapter or VariableOverwriteAdapter() + ) + self.next_input = next_input or self._default_next_input + self._x: torch.Tensor | None = None + self._coords: CoordSystem | None = None + + def _default_next_input( + self, + prev_x: torch.Tensor, + prev_coords: CoordSystem, + out: torch.Tensor, + out_coords: CoordSystem, + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + in_lead = self.model.input_coords()["lead_time"] + out_lead = out_coords.get("lead_time", np.empty(0)) + if len(out_lead) != len(in_lead): + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r}: model outputs {len(out_lead)} lead " + f"times but takes {len(in_lead)} as input β€” supply a " + "next_input hook to manage the sliding input window" + ) + coords = OrderedDict(out_coords) + coords["lead_time"] = in_lead.copy() + return out, coords + + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + self._x, self._coords = x, OrderedDict(coords) + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + self.publish(x, self._coords, valid_time=start) + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + if self._x is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") + imports = self.import_state.subset( + [n for n in self.import_names if n in self.import_state] + ) + y, ycoords = self.import_adapter( + self.model, + self._x, + self._coords, + imports, + self.resolve_std_to_raw(self._coords), + ) + self._x, self._coords = self.next_input(self._x, self._coords, y, ycoords) + self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=time) + self.run_count += 1 + + def publish( + self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem, valid_time: np.datetime64 + ) -> None: + """Publish exchange-shaped exports: singleton batch/time/lead_time + dims (and their stale size-1 coord values, e.g. the model's 'time') + are squeezed away so exported Fields carry plain spatial coords like + every other component's. The internal model state (`self._x`, + `self._coords`) keeps the full model dims.""" + x, coords = _squeeze_singletons(x, coords) + super().publish(x, coords, valid_time) + + def to(self, device: Any) -> "PrognosticComponent": + self.model = self.model.to(device) + if self._x is not None: + self._x = self._x.to(device) + return self + + @property + def state(self) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + return self._x, self._coords + + +def _squeeze_singletons( + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + dims: tuple[str, ...] = ("batch", "time", "lead_time"), +) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + """Drop size-1 batch/time/lead_time dims so published Fields carry the + plain spatial coords (lat, lon) the rest of the coupler expects.""" + out = OrderedDict(coords) + keys = list(out) + for axis in range(len(keys) - 1, -1, -1): + key = keys[axis] + if key in dims and x.shape[axis] == 1: + x = x.squeeze(axis) + del out[key] + return x, out + + +class DataComponent(Component): + """Prescribed-forcing component wrapping an earth2studio DataSource. + + The NUOPC "data component" analog: instead of stepping a model it + fetches fields from a data source (ERA5, GFS, an OISST archive, ...) at + its own cadence and publishes them as exports. Swapping a modeled ocean + for ``DataComponent("ocean", source=wb2, exports= + ["sea_surface_temperature"], timestep="24h")`` turns a two-way coupled + system into a prescribed-SST run with no other changes β€” the connectors, + mediators, and run sequence are untouched. + + Parameters + ---------- + name : str + source : DataSource + earth2studio data source; called through + :func:`earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data`. + exports : Iterable[str] + Standard names (or aliases) to fetch and export. + timestep : DeltaLike + Fetch cadence (e.g. "24h" for daily analysis fields). + variable_map : Mapping[str, str], optional + standard name -> raw source variable name, for sources whose + vocabulary is not in the field dictionary (the raw name is also + registered as an alias so exports resolve). Exports without an entry + fall back to the dictionary's aliases. + interp_to : CoordSystem, optional + Forwarded to fetch_data for source-side regridding; usually left + None so the Connector regrids onto each destination grid instead. + device : torch.device | str + Device fetched tensors are loaded to, by default "cpu". + """ + + # initialize() with no arguments fetches at clock.start β€” no IC needed + requires_ic = False + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + source: Any, + exports: Iterable[str], + timestep: DeltaLike, + variable_map: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, + interp_to: CoordSystem | None = None, + device: Any = "cpu", + **kwargs: Any, + ): + super().__init__(name, timestep, imports=(), exports=exports, **kwargs) + self.source = source + self.interp_to = interp_to + self.device = device + self._variable_map: dict[str, str] = {} + for std, raw in (variable_map or {}).items(): + std = self.dictionary.standard_name(std) + self._variable_map[std] = raw + if raw not in self.dictionary: + self.dictionary.add_alias(std, raw) + self._coords: CoordSystem | None = None + + def _raw_name(self, std_name: str) -> str: + """Source variable name for a standard name: variable_map first, then + explicit variable_aliases, then the dictionary's aliases.""" + if std_name in self._variable_map: + return self._variable_map[std_name] + if std_name in self._std_to_raw: + return self._std_to_raw[std_name] + entry = self.dictionary.resolve(std_name) + return min(entry.aliases) if entry.aliases else std_name + + def _fetch(self, time: np.datetime64) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + # Local import: keeps nvcoupler importable without pulling the whole + # data-source dependency stack until a DataComponent actually runs. + from earth2studio.data.utils import fetch_data + + raw_names = [self._raw_name(n) for n in self.export_names] + x, coords = fetch_data( + self.source, + time=np.array([as_datetime(time)]), + variable=np.array(raw_names), + device=self.device, + interp_to=self.interp_to, + ) + return _squeeze_singletons(x, coords) + + def initialize( + self, x: torch.Tensor | None = None, coords: CoordSystem | None = None + ) -> None: + """Seed exports at the clock start (lagged coupling needs t0 data). + + Needs no initial condition: with ``x``/``coords`` omitted the source + is queried at ``clock.start``. An explicit (x, coords) pair β€” with a + "variable" dim β€” is published as-is instead (e.g. to avoid a fetch + in tests or restarts). + """ + if x is not None and coords is not None: + data, dcoords = x, OrderedDict(coords) + else: + if self.clock is None: + raise CouplingError( + f"DataComponent {self.name!r} cannot fetch initial data " + "before realize(clock) β€” the driver calls realize first, " + "or pass an explicit (x, coords) initial condition" + ) + data, dcoords = self._fetch(self.clock.start) + self._coords = dcoords + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + self.publish(data, dcoords, valid_time=start) + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + x, coords = self._fetch(time) + self._coords = coords + self.publish(x, coords, valid_time=as_datetime(time)) + self.run_count += 1 + + +class DiagnosticComponent(Component): + """Wraps an earth2studio DiagnosticModel (``models/dx/base.py``). + + A stateless single-step transform: each run it stacks its imported + Fields into the model's expected variable order, calls + ``model(x, coords)``, and publishes the outputs β€” no internal time + state. Import/export lists default to the model's own + ``input_coords()``/``output_coords()`` variables resolved through the + field dictionary, so registered diagnostics wire up with just a name, + the model, and a cadence. + """ + + # stateless transform: no-arg initialize() derives the grid from the + # model's input_coords(), so no IC tensor is needed + requires_ic = False + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + model: Any, + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + exports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + **kwargs: Any, + ): + self.model = model + in_coords = model.input_coords() + out_coords = model.output_coords(in_coords) + self._input_raw = [str(v) for v in in_coords["variable"]] + dictionary = kwargs.get("dictionary") or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + aliases = dict(kwargs.get("variable_aliases") or {}) + if imports is None: + # every model input must resolve β€” a missing entry means the + # coupler cannot know what to wire in, so resolve() raises with + # suggestions rather than silently dropping the variable + imports = [ + aliases[raw] if raw in aliases else dictionary.standard_name(raw) + for raw in self._input_raw + ] + if exports is None: + exports = [] + for raw in out_coords["variable"]: + raw = str(raw) + if raw in aliases: + exports.append(aliases[raw]) + elif raw in dictionary: + exports.append(dictionary.standard_name(raw)) + super().__init__(name, timestep, imports, exports, **kwargs) + self._coords: CoordSystem | None = OrderedDict(in_coords) + + def initialize( + self, x: torch.Tensor | None = None, coords: CoordSystem | None = None + ) -> None: + """No state tensor to set; records the model grid for grid_coords(). + + An optional (x, coords) input β€” in the model's own vocabulary β€” is + pushed through the model once to seed exports at t0 (lagged chains). + """ + self._coords = OrderedDict(self.model.input_coords()) + if x is not None and coords is not None: + y, ycoords = self.model(x, OrderedDict(coords)) + y, ycoords = _squeeze_singletons(y, ycoords) + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=start) + + def _conform_to_input( + self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem, time: np.datetime64 + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + """Add singleton dims (batch, time, lead_time, ...) the model's + input_coords declare but the stacked import Fields lack.""" + in_coords = self.model.input_coords() + out: CoordSystem = OrderedDict() + for key, value in in_coords.items(): + if key in coords: + out[key] = coords[key] + continue + x = x.unsqueeze(len(out)) + if key == "time": + out[key] = np.array([as_datetime(time)]) + elif key == "lead_time": + out[key] = np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")], dtype="timedelta64[ns]") + else: + out[key] = np.asarray(value) # e.g. batch: np.empty(0) + for key, value in coords.items(): + if key not in out: + out[key] = value + return x, out + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + missing = [n for n in self.import_names if n not in self.import_state] + if missing: + raise CouplingError( + f"DiagnosticComponent {self.name!r} is missing imports " + f"{missing} at {time} (present: {sorted(self.import_state)}) β€” " + "check the run sequence connects its source before this " + "component runs" + ) + # stack imports in the model's raw variable order, then relabel the + # variable coordinate back to the model's vocabulary + std_order = [self.dictionary.standard_name(raw) for raw in self._input_raw] + x, coords = self.import_state.as_tensor(std_order) + coords = OrderedDict(coords) + coords["variable"] = np.array(self._input_raw) + x, coords = self._conform_to_input(x, coords, time) + y, ycoords = self.model(x, coords) + y, ycoords = _squeeze_singletons(y, ycoords) + self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=as_datetime(time)) + self.run_count += 1 + + def to(self, device: Any) -> "DiagnosticComponent": + self.model = self.model.to(device) + return self diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..03f4ea04a --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py @@ -0,0 +1,377 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""YAML configuration: serialize/reconstruct a coupled system (NUOPC config analog). + +Where NUOPC drivers read run sequences and field dictionaries from config +files, :func:`to_yaml` / :func:`from_yaml` round-trip an nvcoupler Driver +through a small YAML schema:: + + clock: {start, stop, dt} + sequence: | # run-sequence DSL, verbatim + @6h + ... + dictionary: [...] # only non-default FieldEntry items + aliases: {alias: standard_name} # add_alias() additions vs the default + components: + : {class: , kwargs: {...}} + connectors: [{src, dst, fields, time_policy, fill}] + +Only import-path-constructible components round-trip in v1: the ``class`` +key must name a module-level class or factory callable that rebuilds the +component from ``kwargs`` alone. Components wrapping closures (a bare +CallableComponent) cannot be serialized unless they carry a ``yaml_spec`` +attribute β€” a ``{"class": ..., "kwargs": ...}`` dict declaring how to +rebuild them. Model checkpoints referenced by load paths (e.g. +``{load: 'earth2studio.models.px.Persistence'}``) are out of scope for v1. +""" + +import importlib +import inspect +import os +from collections import OrderedDict +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any + +import numpy as np +import yaml + +from .clock import Clock, as_timedelta, fmt_timedelta +from .connector import Connector +from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, CellMethod, FieldDictionary, FieldEntry +from .driver import Driver +from .errors import CouplingError +from .mediator import AccumulationMediator + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .component import Component + + +class _LiteralDumper(yaml.SafeDumper): + """SafeDumper rendering multi-line strings as literal blocks (|).""" + + +def _str_representer(dumper: yaml.Dumper, data: str) -> yaml.Node: + style = "|" if "\n" in data else None + return dumper.represent_scalar("tag:yaml.org,2002:str", data, style=style) + + +_LiteralDumper.add_representer(str, _str_representer) + + +def _sanitize(value: Any) -> Any: + """Coerce numpy scalars/arrays and time types to YAML-safe primitives.""" + if isinstance(value, np.timedelta64): + return fmt_timedelta(value) + if isinstance(value, np.datetime64): + return str(np.datetime_as_string(value, unit="s")) + if isinstance(value, np.generic): + return value.item() + if isinstance(value, np.ndarray): + return [_sanitize(v) for v in value.tolist()] + if isinstance(value, dict): + return {k: _sanitize(v) for k, v in value.items()} + if isinstance(value, (list, tuple, set, frozenset)): + return [_sanitize(v) for v in value] + return value + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Serialization (Driver -> YAML) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _entry_to_dict(entry: FieldEntry, aliases: list[str]) -> dict: + d: dict[str, Any] = { + "standard_name": entry.standard_name, + "canonical_units": entry.canonical_units, + "description": entry.description, + "aliases": sorted(aliases), + } + if entry.cell_method is not None: + cm = entry.cell_method + d["cell_method"] = { + "base": cm.base, + "method": cm.method, + "window": fmt_timedelta(cm.window), + } + return d + + +def _custom_entries(components: dict[str, "Component"]) -> list[dict]: + """FieldEntry items present in any component dictionary but not in (or + differing from) the default dictionary.""" + out: dict[str, dict] = {} + for comp in components.values(): + d = comp.dictionary + for std in d.standard_names(): + entry = d.resolve(std) + default = ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve(std) if std in DEFAULT_DICTIONARY else None + ) + if entry == default: + continue + aliases = [a for a, s in d._aliases.items() if s == std and a != std] + out[std] = _entry_to_dict(entry, aliases) + return [out[k] for k in sorted(out)] + + +def _custom_aliases(components: dict[str, "Component"]) -> dict[str, str]: + """Alias -> standard-name additions relative to the default dictionary. + + Aliases added via :meth:`FieldDictionary.add_alias` after registration + leave the FieldEntry itself equal to the default, so they are invisible + to :func:`_custom_entries`; serialize the alias-map delta explicitly. + Aliases originating from a component's ``variable_aliases`` kwarg are + skipped β€” they are rebuilt from the component spec itself. + """ + out: dict[str, str] = {} + for comp in components.values(): + raw_to_std = getattr(comp, "_raw_to_std", {}) + for alias, std in comp.dictionary._aliases.items(): + if alias == std: + continue + if DEFAULT_DICTIONARY._aliases.get(alias) == std: + continue + if raw_to_std.get(alias) == std: + continue + existing = out.get(alias) + if existing is not None and existing != std: + raise CouplingError( + f"Alias {alias!r} maps to {existing!r} in one component " + f"dictionary and to {std!r} in another; make the alias " + "consistent across components before serializing to YAML" + ) + out[alias] = std + return {a: out[a] for a in sorted(out)} + + +def _component_spec(name: str, comp: "Component") -> dict: + spec = getattr(comp, "yaml_spec", None) + if spec is not None: + if not isinstance(spec, dict) or "class" not in spec: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r}: yaml_spec must be a dict with a 'class' " + f"import path (and optional 'kwargs'), got {spec!r}" + ) + return { + "class": spec["class"], + "kwargs": _sanitize(spec.get("kwargs", {})), + } + if isinstance(comp, AccumulationMediator): + cls = type(comp) + return { + "class": f"{cls.__module__}.{cls.__qualname__}", + "kwargs": { + "name": comp.name, + "fields": list(comp.methods), + "window": fmt_timedelta(comp.timestep), + }, + } + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r} ({type(comp).__name__}) is not serializable: it " + "wraps Python state (a closure or model object) that YAML cannot " + "reconstruct. Set a yaml_spec attribute on the component β€” a dict " + "{'class': '', 'kwargs': {...}} that " + "rebuilds it β€” or construct this system in Python. Model components " + "referenced by load paths are out of scope for YAML round-trips in v1." + ) + + +def to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str: + """Serialize a Driver to YAML text (optionally also written to `path`). + + Raises + ------ + CouplingError + If any component is neither an AccumulationMediator nor carries a + ``yaml_spec`` attribute describing how to rebuild it. + """ + doc: dict[str, Any] = OrderedDict() + doc["clock"] = { + "start": str(np.datetime_as_string(driver.clock.start, unit="s")), + "stop": str(np.datetime_as_string(driver.clock.stop, unit="s")), + "dt": fmt_timedelta(driver.clock.dt), + } + doc["sequence"] = str(driver.sequence) + entries = _custom_entries(driver.components) + if entries: + doc["dictionary"] = entries + aliases = _custom_aliases(driver.components) + if aliases: + doc["aliases"] = aliases + doc["components"] = { + name: _component_spec(name, comp) for name, comp in driver.components.items() + } + connectors = [] + for conn in driver._connectors.values(): + item: dict[str, Any] = { + "src": conn.src.name, + "dst": conn.dst.name, + "time_policy": conn.time_policy, + "fill": conn.fill, + } + if conn._fields is not None: + item["fields"] = list(conn._fields) + connectors.append(item) + if connectors: + doc["connectors"] = connectors + text = yaml.dump( + dict(doc), Dumper=_LiteralDumper, sort_keys=False, default_flow_style=False + ) + if path is not None: + with open(path, "w") as f: + f.write(text) + return text + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Deserialization (YAML -> Driver) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _resolve_import(path: str) -> Any: + module_path, _, attr = path.rpartition(".") + if not module_path: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component class {path!r} is not a dotted import path " + "(expected e.g. 'earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator.TrailingAverageMediator')" + ) + try: + module = importlib.import_module(module_path) + except ImportError as e: + raise CouplingError( + f"Cannot import module {module_path!r} for component class {path!r}: {e}" + ) from e + try: + return getattr(module, attr) + except AttributeError: + raise CouplingError( + f"Module {module_path!r} has no attribute {attr!r} " + f"(from component class {path!r})" + ) from None + + +def _accepts_kwarg(fn: Any, name: str) -> bool: + try: + params = inspect.signature(fn).parameters + except (TypeError, ValueError): + return False + if name in params: + return True + return any(p.kind is inspect.Parameter.VAR_KEYWORD for p in params.values()) + + +def _build_dictionary(items: list[dict]) -> FieldDictionary: + dictionary = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + for item in items: + cm = None + if item.get("cell_method"): + raw = item["cell_method"] + cm = CellMethod( + base=raw["base"], + method=raw["method"], + window=as_timedelta(raw["window"]), + ) + dictionary.register( + FieldEntry( + standard_name=item["standard_name"], + canonical_units=item["canonical_units"], + description=item.get("description", ""), + aliases=frozenset(item.get("aliases", ())), + cell_method=cm, + ) + ) + return dictionary + + +def from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver: + """Build an (uninitialized) Driver from YAML text or a YAML file path. + + Components are reconstructed by importing each ``class`` path and calling + it with ``kwargs``; call ``driver.initialize(ics)`` afterwards as usual. + """ + source = str(path_or_str) + if "\n" not in source and os.path.exists(source): + with open(source) as f: + source = f.read() + doc = yaml.safe_load(source) + if not isinstance(doc, dict): + raise CouplingError( + "YAML config must be a mapping with 'clock', 'sequence' and " + f"'components' keys, got {type(doc).__name__}" + ) + missing = [k for k in ("clock", "sequence", "components") if k not in doc] + if missing: + raise CouplingError(f"YAML config is missing required keys: {missing}") + + clock_cfg = doc["clock"] + clock = Clock(clock_cfg["start"], clock_cfg["stop"], clock_cfg["dt"]) + + dictionary = None + if doc.get("dictionary"): + dictionary = _build_dictionary(doc["dictionary"]) + if doc.get("aliases"): + if dictionary is None: + dictionary = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + for alias, std in doc["aliases"].items(): + dictionary.add_alias(std, alias) + + components: dict[str, Component] = {} + for name, spec in doc["components"].items(): + if not isinstance(spec, dict) or "class" not in spec: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r}: expected {{class: , " + f"kwargs: {{...}}}}, got {spec!r}" + ) + factory = _resolve_import(spec["class"]) + kwargs = dict(spec.get("kwargs") or {}) + if ( + dictionary is not None + and "dictionary" not in kwargs + and _accepts_kwarg(factory, "dictionary") + ): + kwargs["dictionary"] = dictionary + try: + components[name] = factory(**kwargs) + except CouplingError: + raise + except Exception as e: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r}: {spec['class']}(**{spec.get('kwargs', {})}) " + f"failed: {e}" + ) from e + + connectors: list[Connector] = [] + for item in doc.get("connectors") or []: + src, dst = item["src"], item["dst"] + for endpoint in (src, dst): + if endpoint not in components: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {src}->{dst}: {endpoint!r} is not a configured " + f"component; have {sorted(components)}" + ) + connectors.append( + Connector( + components[src], + components[dst], + fields=item.get("fields"), + time_policy=item.get("time_policy", "constant"), + fill=item.get("fill", "none"), + ) + ) + + return Driver( + components, + doc["sequence"], + clock, + connectors=connectors or None, + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ddd1aa197 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py @@ -0,0 +1,388 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Connector: moves Fields from one component's exports to another's imports. + +The NUOPC_Connector analog. Matching is by standard name; each transfer runs +a pipeline of (1) time policy, (2) vertical interpolation when source and +destination vertical coordinates differ, (3) mask fill, (4) spatial regrid +onto the destination grid. Regridders and mask fillers are built lazily and +cached per grid signature (the dxwrapper.py pattern). All tensor math is +torch, so autograd graphs survive the exchange. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from dataclasses import replace +from typing import Callable, Literal + +import numpy as np +import torch +from loguru import logger + +from earth2studio.utils.interp import latlon_interpolation_regular +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .clock import as_datetime +from .component import Component +from .errors import ( + CouplingError, + IncompatibleFieldError, + VerticalMismatchError, +) +from .field import _SPATIAL_DIMS, Field +from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels, interp_to_pressure + +Regridder = Callable[[torch.Tensor], torch.Tensor] + + +def _is_regular(v: np.ndarray) -> bool: + return v.ndim == 1 and len(v) > 1 and np.allclose(np.diff(v), v[1] - v[0]) + + +def _build_latlon_regridder(src: CoordSystem, dst: CoordSystem) -> Regridder: + """Bilinear lat/lon regridder using earth2studio's regular-grid kernel. + + Requires 1D equally-spaced source lat/lon (the common case for global + models); index clamping at the grid edge stands in for extrapolation. + """ + src_lat, src_lon = np.asarray(src["lat"]), np.asarray(src["lon"]) + if not (_is_regular(src_lat) and _is_regular(src_lon)): + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + "Auto regrid requires a regular 1D source lat/lon grid; pass a " + "custom regridder=... to the Connector for curvilinear or " + "unstructured source grids" + ) + flip_lat = src_lat[0] > src_lat[-1] + lat0 = torch.as_tensor(src_lat[::-1].copy() if flip_lat else src_lat) + lon0 = torch.as_tensor(src_lon) + lat1g, lon1g = np.meshgrid( + np.asarray(dst["lat"]), np.asarray(dst["lon"]), indexing="ij" + ) + lat1 = torch.as_tensor(lat1g) + lon1 = torch.as_tensor(lon1g) + + def regrid(data: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + if flip_lat: + data = torch.flip(data, dims=(-2,)) + return latlon_interpolation_regular( + data, + lat0.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lon0.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lat1.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lon1.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + ) + + return regrid + + +def _build_mask_filler(coords: CoordSystem, mask: torch.Tensor) -> Regridder: + """Nearest-valid fill on the source grid: every invalid point takes the + value of its nearest valid neighbor (great-circle metric via unit-sphere + KDTree). Differentiable (pure gather).""" + from scipy.spatial import cKDTree + + lat = np.asarray(coords["lat"], dtype=np.float64) + lon = np.asarray(coords["lon"], dtype=np.float64) + lat2d, lon2d = np.meshgrid(lat, lon, indexing="ij") + phi, lam = np.deg2rad(lat2d).ravel(), np.deg2rad(lon2d).ravel() + xyz = np.stack( + [np.cos(phi) * np.cos(lam), np.cos(phi) * np.sin(lam), np.sin(phi)], axis=1 + ) + valid = mask.reshape(-1).cpu().numpy().astype(bool) + if not valid.any(): + raise IncompatibleFieldError("Mask fill impossible: no valid source points") + tree = cKDTree(xyz[valid]) + _, nearest = tree.query(xyz, k=1) + valid_index = np.flatnonzero(valid)[nearest] + index = torch.as_tensor(valid_index, dtype=torch.long) + + def fill(data: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + flat = data.reshape(*data.shape[:-2], -1) + filled = torch.index_select(flat, -1, index.to(data.device)) + return filled.reshape(data.shape) + + return fill + + +class Connector: + """Moves matched Fields src.exports -> dst.imports each time it executes. + + Parameters + ---------- + src, dst : Component + fields : list[str], optional + Standard names to transfer; defaults to the intersection of src's + advertised exports and dst's advertised imports. + time_policy : "constant" | "linear" + What the destination sees between source updates: hold the latest + export (constant, the PhysicsNeMo ConstantCoupler behavior), or + linearly extrapolate from the two most recent exports. + fill : "none" | "zero" | "nearest" + Treatment of masked (invalid) source points before regridding. + regridder : callable, optional + Override the spatial regrid for all fields of this connector + (signature: tensor[..., H, W] -> tensor[..., H', W']). Required when + the grids differ and the auto path cannot handle them (HEALPix + 'face' dims, curvilinear grids); identical grids β€” including + identical face grids β€” pass through as identity without one. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + src: Component, + dst: Component, + fields: list[str] | None = None, + time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", + fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", + regridder: Regridder | None = None, + ): + self.src = src + self.dst = dst + self.time_policy = time_policy + self.fill = fill + self._user_regridder = regridder + self._fields = list(fields) if fields is not None else None + self._matched: list[str] | None = None + self._regridders: dict[tuple, Regridder] = {} + self._fillers: dict[tuple, Regridder] = {} + # 2-deep export history per field: (previous, latest), rotated only + # when a genuinely new export (different valid_time) arrives + self._history: dict[str, tuple[Field | None, Field]] = {} + self._linear_warned: set[str] = set() + self.last_transfer: dict[str, Field] = {} + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + return f"{self.src.name}->{self.dst.name}" + + # -- matching -------------------------------------------------------------- + def match(self) -> list[str]: + if self._matched is not None: + return self._matched + _, src_exports = self.src.advertise() + dst_imports, _ = self.dst.advertise() + if self._fields is not None: + missing = [ + f for f in self._fields if f not in src_exports or f not in dst_imports + ] + if missing: + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: fields {missing} are not in both " + f"{self.src.name!r} exports ({src_exports}) and " + f"{self.dst.name!r} imports ({dst_imports})" + ) + self._matched = list(self._fields) + else: + self._matched = [n for n in dst_imports if n in src_exports] + if not self._matched: + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: no fields match β€” {self.src.name!r} " + f"exports {src_exports}, {self.dst.name!r} imports {dst_imports}" + ) + # units validation against the (shared) dictionary + for n in self._matched: + entry_src = self.src.dictionary.resolve(n) + entry_dst = self.dst.dictionary.resolve(n) + self.dst.dictionary.check_units( + n, entry_src.canonical_units, src=self.src.name, dst=self.dst.name + ) + del entry_dst + return self._matched + + # -- pipeline stages --------------------------------------------------------- + def _apply_time_policy(self, field: Field, time: np.datetime64) -> Field: + prev, latest = self._history.get(field.standard_name, (None, None)) + # Rotate the (prev, latest) history only when the incoming export is + # genuinely new (different valid_time); re-seeing the same export on + # subsequent executes must not collapse the extrapolation baseline. + is_new = ( + latest is None + or field.valid_time is None + or latest.valid_time is None + or as_datetime(field.valid_time) != as_datetime(latest.valid_time) + ) + if is_new: + prev = latest + self._history[field.standard_name] = (prev, field) + if self.time_policy == "constant" or prev is None: + return field + if "lead_time" in field.coords or "window" in field.coords: + # a lead-time-resolved field carries many valid times; a single + # valid_time extrapolation is ill-defined for it + if field.standard_name not in self._linear_warned: + self._linear_warned.add(field.standard_name) + logger.warning( + "Connector {}: time_policy='linear' is undefined for " + "field {!r} with a lead_time/window dimension β€” falling " + "back to 'constant' for it", + self.name, + field.standard_name, + ) + return field + if prev.valid_time is None or field.valid_time is None: + return field + dt_hist = ( + (as_datetime(field.valid_time) - as_datetime(prev.valid_time)) + .astype("timedelta64[ns]") + .astype(np.int64) + ) + if dt_hist <= 0: + return field + dt_ahead = ( + (as_datetime(time) - as_datetime(field.valid_time)) + .astype("timedelta64[ns]") + .astype(np.int64) + ) + if dt_ahead == 0: + return field + w = dt_ahead / dt_hist + data = field.data + (field.data - prev.data) * w + return replace(field, data=data, valid_time=as_datetime(time)) + + def _apply_vertical(self, field: Field) -> Field: + want = self.dst.import_vertical.get(field.standard_name) + if want is None: + return field + have = field.vertical + if have == want: + return field + if have is None: + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"Connector {self.name}: {self.dst.name!r} expects " + f"{field.standard_name!r} on {want}, but the source field has " + "no vertical coordinate" + ) + if not isinstance(want, PressureLevels): + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"Connector {self.name}: only interpolation onto PressureLevels " + f"is supported in v1 (destination wants {type(want).__name__})" + ) + ps = None + if isinstance(have, HybridLevels): + ps_std = self.src.dictionary.standard_name(have.ps_field) + if ps_std not in self.src.export_state: + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"Connector {self.name}: hybrid->pressure interpolation of " + f"{field.standard_name!r} needs {ps_std!r} in " + f"{self.src.name!r} exports β€” add it to the source's " + "export list" + ) + ps = self.src.export_state[ps_std].data + data, coords = interp_to_pressure(field.data, field.coords, have, want, ps) + return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords, vertical=want) + + def _apply_fill(self, field: Field) -> Field: + if field.mask is None or self.fill == "none": + return field + if self.fill == "zero": + data = torch.where(field.mask.to(field.data.device), field.data, 0.0) + return replace(field, data=data, mask=None) + key = (field.grid_signature(), field.mask.cpu().numpy().tobytes()) + if key not in self._fillers: + self._fillers[key] = _build_mask_filler(field.coords, field.mask) + return replace(field, data=self._fillers[key](field.data), mask=None) + + def _apply_regrid(self, field: Field) -> Field: + dst_grid = self.dst.grid_coords() + if dst_grid is None: + return field # destination has no grid of its own (e.g. mediator) + src_spatial = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in field.coords.items() if k in _SPATIAL_DIMS + ) + # Identity fast path: every spatial dim of the field (lat/lon, but + # also HEALPix-style face/height/width) exists in the destination + # grid with an equal coordinate array β€” nothing to regrid. + same = bool(src_spatial) and all( + k in dst_grid and np.array_equal(np.asarray(v), np.asarray(dst_grid[k])) + for k, v in src_spatial.items() + ) + if same and self._user_regridder is None: + return field + if ("face" in field.coords or "face" in dst_grid) and ( + self._user_regridder is None + ): + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: source and destination HEALPix " + "'face' grids differ β€” pass a custom regridder= (e.g. built " + "with earth2grid, see models/px/dlesym.py)" + ) + if self._user_regridder is not None: + # Explicit override: apply the user regridder to the trailing + # spatial dims of ANY layout (lat/lon, HEALPix face/height/width, + # curvilinear y/x) and rebuild coords from the destination grid. + data = self._user_regridder(field.data) + coords = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in field.coords.items() if k not in _SPATIAL_DIMS + ) + for k, v in dst_grid.items(): + coords[k] = np.asarray(v).copy() + return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords) + key = (field.grid_signature(),) + if not ( + "lat" in src_spatial + and "lon" in src_spatial + and "lat" in dst_grid + and "lon" in dst_grid + ): + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: auto regrid needs lat/lon on both " + f"grids (source dims {list(src_spatial)}, destination dims " + f"{list(dst_grid)}) β€” pass a custom regridder=" + ) + if key not in self._regridders: + self._regridders[key] = _build_latlon_regridder(src_spatial, dst_grid) + regrid = self._regridders[key] + # regrid acts on the trailing two (lat, lon) dims + spatial_last = list(field.coords)[-2:] == ["lat", "lon"] + if not spatial_last: + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: field {field.standard_name!r} must " + f"have (lat, lon) as trailing dims, got {list(field.coords)}" + ) + data = regrid(field.data) + # preserve original dim order: everything except lat/lon, then dst grid + coords = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in field.coords.items() if k not in ("lat", "lon") + ) + coords["lat"] = np.asarray(dst_grid["lat"]).copy() + coords["lon"] = np.asarray(dst_grid["lon"]).copy() + return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords) + + # -- execution ---------------------------------------------------------------- + def execute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + for name in self.match(): + if name not in self.src.export_state: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {self.name}: {self.src.name!r} has not produced " + f"{name!r} yet β€” check the run sequence ordering" + ) + field = self.src.export_state[name] + field = self._apply_time_policy(field, time) + field = self._apply_vertical(field) + field = self._apply_fill(field) + field = self._apply_regrid(field) + self.dst.import_state.add(field) + self.last_transfer[name] = field + logger.debug( + "exchange {}: {} (valid {})", self.name, name, field.valid_time + ) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + fields = self._matched or self._fields or "auto" + return ( + f"Connector({self.name}, fields={fields}, " + f"time_policy={self.time_policy!r}, fill={self.fill!r})" + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dictionary.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dictionary.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..57c36ddb2 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dictionary.py @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""CF-style field dictionary: canonical standard names, units, and aliases. + +The NUOPC field-dictionary analog. Connectors match exported to imported +fields by *standard name*, never by raw model variable strings; aliases map +model vocabularies (``z1000``, ``ws10m``) onto standard names. Derived +fields (e.g. a 48-hour mean) are first-class entries carrying a +:class:`CellMethod`, which lets ``couple()`` synthesize the right mediator +instead of string-parsing suffixes. +""" + +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from typing import Literal + +import numpy as np + +from .errors import UnitsMismatchError, UnknownFieldError + +# Small normalization table so cosmetically-different unit strings compare +# equal. v1 checks equality only; it never converts values. +# +# Kept behaviorally aligned with the lexicon normalizer in +# earth2studio/lexicon/earthmover.py (normalize_units), which lowercases and +# strips '**', '^', and spaces before matching β€” any two spellings that +# normalizer treats as equal (e.g. 'm s**-1', 'm s^-1', 'M/S'; '(0-1)', +# 'fraction', 'dimensionless'; 'degC', 'celsius'; '%', 'percent') compare +# equal here too. Not imported from the lexicon so nvcoupler stays importable +# standalone. Keys are in collapsed form (lowercase, no '**'/'^'/spaces). +_UNIT_SYNONYMS = { + "m2/s2": "m2 s-2", + "m2s-2": "m2 s-2", + "m/s": "m s-1", + "ms-1": "m s-1", + "kelvin": "K", + "k": "K", + "pa": "Pa", + "hpa": "hPa", + "kg/m2": "kg m-2", + "kgm-2": "kg m-2", + "mm": "kg m-2", # precipitation depth-equivalence + "1": "", + "(0-1)": "", + "0-1": "", + "fraction": "", + "dimensionless": "", + "degree_celsius": "degC", + "degreec": "degC", + "degc": "degC", + "celsius": "degC", + "degreescelsius": "degC", + "%": "percent", + "percent": "percent", + "mofwaterequivalent": "m", + "mwe": "m", +} + + +def normalize_units(units: str) -> str: + """Normalize a unit string for comparison (no value conversion). + + Collapses case, '**'/'^' exponent markers, and whitespace exactly like + ``earth2studio.lexicon.earthmover.normalize_units`` before applying the + synonym table, so the two normalizers agree on overlapping inputs. + """ + u = units.strip().lower().replace("**", "").replace("^", "").replace(" ", "") + return _UNIT_SYNONYMS.get(u, u) + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class CellMethod: + """CF-style cell method describing a derived (time-reduced) field. + + A field entry with a cell method declares "I am `method` of `base` over + `window`" β€” e.g. the 48 h mean of geopotential_at_1000hpa. This is the + machine-readable convention that lets auto-wiring insert the right + AccumulationMediator between components of different cadence. + """ + + base: str + method: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"] + window: np.timedelta64 + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if self.method not in ("mean", "sum", "max", "min"): + raise ValueError(f"Unsupported cell method {self.method!r}") + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class FieldEntry: + """One entry in the field dictionary.""" + + standard_name: str + canonical_units: str + description: str = "" + aliases: frozenset[str] = field(default_factory=frozenset) + cell_method: CellMethod | None = None + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if not isinstance(self.aliases, frozenset): + object.__setattr__(self, "aliases", frozenset(self.aliases)) + + +class FieldDictionary: + """Registry resolving standard names and aliases to :class:`FieldEntry`. + + Lookup is case-sensitive on standard names and aliases. An alias may map + to exactly one standard name; a standard name may have many aliases. + """ + + def __init__(self, entries: "FieldDictionary | list[FieldEntry] | None" = None): + self._entries: dict[str, FieldEntry] = {} + self._aliases: dict[str, str] = {} + if isinstance(entries, FieldDictionary): + self._entries = dict(entries._entries) + self._aliases = dict(entries._aliases) + elif entries: + for entry in entries: + self.register(entry) + + def register(self, entry: FieldEntry) -> None: + """Register an entry; re-registering a standard name replaces it.""" + if entry.standard_name in self._aliases: + raise ValueError( + f"{entry.standard_name!r} is already an alias for " + f"{self._aliases[entry.standard_name]!r}" + ) + self._entries[entry.standard_name] = entry + for alias in entry.aliases: + self.add_alias(entry.standard_name, alias) + + def add_alias(self, standard_name: str, alias: str) -> None: + if standard_name not in self._entries: + raise UnknownFieldError(standard_name, self._entries.keys()) + existing = self._aliases.get(alias) + if existing is not None and existing != standard_name: + raise ValueError( + f"Alias {alias!r} already maps to {existing!r}; cannot remap " + f"to {standard_name!r}" + ) + if alias in self._entries and alias != standard_name: + raise ValueError(f"Alias {alias!r} collides with a standard name") + self._aliases[alias] = standard_name + + def resolve(self, name: str) -> FieldEntry: + """Resolve a standard name or alias to its entry.""" + if name in self._entries: + return self._entries[name] + if name in self._aliases: + return self._entries[self._aliases[name]] + raise UnknownFieldError( + name, list(self._entries.keys()) + list(self._aliases.keys()) + ) + + def standard_name(self, name: str) -> str: + return self.resolve(name).standard_name + + def __contains__(self, name: str) -> bool: + return name in self._entries or name in self._aliases + + def standard_names(self) -> list[str]: + return list(self._entries.keys()) + + def check_units( + self, standard_name: str, units: str, *, src: str, dst: str + ) -> None: + """Raise :class:`UnitsMismatchError` if units disagree with canonical.""" + canonical = self.resolve(standard_name).canonical_units + if normalize_units(units) != normalize_units(canonical): + raise UnitsMismatchError(standard_name, src, units, dst, canonical) + + def derived_from(self, standard_name: str) -> CellMethod | None: + """Return the cell method if `standard_name` is a derived field.""" + return self.resolve(standard_name).cell_method + + +def _default_entries() -> list[FieldEntry]: + """Curated v1 vocabulary covering the earth2studio surface variables and + pressure-level fields used by the coupled models in this repo, plus the + accumulation/impact fields the mediators produce.""" + e = FieldEntry + hours = lambda h: np.timedelta64(h, "h") # noqa: E731 + return [ + # surface / single-level + e("sea_surface_temperature", "K", "SST", frozenset({"sst"})), + e("air_temperature_2m", "K", "2 m air temperature", frozenset({"t2m"})), + e("dewpoint_temperature_2m", "K", "2 m dewpoint", frozenset({"d2m"})), + e("wind_speed_10m", "m s-1", "10 m wind speed", frozenset({"ws10m", "ws10"})), + e("eastward_wind_10m", "m s-1", "10 m u-wind", frozenset({"u10m", "u10"})), + e("northward_wind_10m", "m s-1", "10 m v-wind", frozenset({"v10m", "v10"})), + e("surface_pressure", "Pa", "surface pressure", frozenset({"sp"})), + e("mean_sea_level_pressure", "Pa", "MSLP", frozenset({"msl", "mslp"})), + e("total_column_water_vapour", "kg m-2", "TCWV", frozenset({"tcwv"})), + e( + "total_precipitation_6h", + "kg m-2", + "6 h accumulated precip", + frozenset({"tp06"}), + ), + # pressure-level (levels encoded in the name, earth2studio convention) + e("geopotential_at_1000hpa", "m2 s-2", "z at 1000 hPa", frozenset({"z1000"})), + e("geopotential_at_500hpa", "m2 s-2", "z at 500 hPa", frozenset({"z500"})), + e("geopotential_at_250hpa", "m2 s-2", "z at 250 hPa", frozenset({"z250"})), + e("air_temperature_at_850hpa", "K", "t at 850 hPa", frozenset({"t850"})), + e( + "geopotential_thickness_300_700hpa", + "m2 s-2", + "z300 - z700 thickness", + frozenset({"tau300-700"}), + ), + # derived / windowed fields (CellMethod-carrying entries) + e( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean", + "m2 s-2", + "trailing 48 h mean of z1000", + frozenset({"z1000-48H"}), + CellMethod("geopotential_at_1000hpa", "mean", hours(48)), + ), + e( + "wind_speed_10m_48h_mean", + "m s-1", + "trailing 48 h mean of 10 m wind speed", + frozenset({"ws10-48H"}), + CellMethod("wind_speed_10m", "mean", hours(48)), + ), + e( + "total_precipitation_48h_sum", + "kg m-2", + "48 h accumulated precipitation", + frozenset(), + CellMethod("total_precipitation_6h", "sum", hours(48)), + ), + e( + "air_temperature_2m_24h_max", + "K", + "24 h maximum 2 m temperature", + frozenset(), + CellMethod("air_temperature_2m", "max", hours(24)), + ), + ] + + +DEFAULT_DICTIONARY = FieldDictionary(_default_entries()) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8c6c7bf62 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py @@ -0,0 +1,648 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""DLESyM split adapter: one coupled model, two nvcoupler components. + +The NUOPC "split a monolithic executable into gridded components" move. +:class:`earth2studio.models.px.DLESyM` internally couples an atmosphere and +an ocean HEALPix U-Net inside a single ``__call__``; :func:`split_dlesym` +re-exposes those sub-models as two :class:`~earth2studio.nvcoupler.component.Component` +instances so the exchange (SST down, windowed z1000/ws10m up) runs through +explicit Connectors on the coupler's clock instead of being hidden inside +``DLESyM._forward``. + +Both components step the full parent cadence (96 h, one native ``__call__``) +and close over the parent DLESyM instance for normalization (``center`` / +``scale`` buffers), insolation (``_make_insolation_tensor``), the coupling +tensor construction (``_make_atmos_coupling`` / ``_make_ocean_coupling`` are +called directly, not re-implemented), constants and the precomputed +lead-time / variable index tables: + +- **Atmos** runs first. It consumes the ``sea_surface_temperature`` import + with DLESyM's persisted-at-t0 semantics (``_make_atmos_coupling``: the + lead-0 SST repeated for every internal sub-step), produces the 16 + 6-hourly atmos outputs, and exports its prognostic fields plus the + ocean-coupling variables already chunk-averaged into the two 48 h ocean + windows (the exact ``_make_ocean_coupling`` math) as derived + window-mean fields. +- **Ocean** consumes those window means, rebuilds the DLESyM ocean coupling + tensor (lead, batch, window-major variables, face, height, width), runs + the ocean model to produce SST at 48 h / 96 h, and exports the 96 h SST β€” + which the run sequence feeds back to the atmosphere *lagged* across steps, + exactly like ``_next_step_inputs`` carrying the ocean output into the next + window. + +Exchange happens on the shared HEALPix (face, height, width) grid, so the +connectors are identity transfers. + +All exchange-path tensor math is pure torch (normalize / chunk-mean / +re-normalize round-trips through physical units are exact up to float +rounding), so autograd survives the split. + +Honesty note +------------ +Execution against real DLESyM weights is **untested** β€” this module has only +been exercised against structural mocks. A weights-equivalence test (needs +the ``dlesym`` optional dependencies plus the NGC package) would assert, for +an n-step rollout from the same initial condition: + +1. the atmos component's prognostic exports at each 96 h ring equal the + final-lead slice of ``DLESyM.retrieve_valid_atmos_outputs`` from the + native iterator; +2. the ocean component's SST export equals the 96 h slice of + ``DLESyM.retrieve_valid_ocean_outputs``; +3. the coupling tensor delivered to ``ocean_model`` equals + ``DLESyM._make_ocean_coupling(atmos_outputs)`` bit-for-bit modulo the + denormalize/renormalize round trip; +4. the lagged SST the atmosphere sees at step k equals the native step k-1 + ocean output at 96 h. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Mapping +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .clock import as_datetime, as_timedelta +from .component import Component, _broadcast_to_slice +from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, CellMethod, FieldDictionary, FieldEntry +from .driver import Driver +from .errors import CouplingError +from .field import Field, State +from .sequence import ConnectAction, RunAction, RunSequence, Slot + +# Module-level dictionary copy: the extension point for DLESyM vocabulary. +# The standard DLESyM-V1-ERA5 variables (z1000, ws10m, sst, tau300-700, ...) +# and the 48 h window-mean entries (geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean, +# wind_speed_10m_48h_mean) are already in DEFAULT_DICTIONARY; split_dlesym +# auto-registers anything a non-default DLESyM config adds. +DLESYM_DICTIONARY = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + +_HOUR_NS = 3_600_000_000_000 + + +class _DLESyMSplitComponent(Component): + """Shared machinery for the two halves of a split DLESyM.""" + + def __init__( + self, + name: str, + parent: Any, + dictionary: FieldDictionary, + imports: list[str], + exports: list[str], + ): + step = as_timedelta(parent.atmos_output_times[-1]) + super().__init__(name, step, imports, exports, dictionary=dictionary) + self.parent = parent + self._x: torch.Tensor | None = None + self._coords: CoordSystem | None = None + self._times: np.ndarray | None = None + self._batch: int = 1 + + # -- shared helpers ------------------------------------------------------ + def _validate_ic(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + dims = list(coords) + expected = ["batch", "time", "lead_time", "variable", "face", "height", "width"] + if x.ndim != 7 or dims != expected: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r} expects the DLESyM input layout " + f"{expected}, got dims {dims} for tensor of shape " + f"{tuple(x.shape)}" + ) + lead = coords["lead_time"] + rel = lead - lead[-1] + want = self.parent.full_input_times - self.parent.full_input_times[-1] + if len(rel) != len(want) or not np.array_equal( + rel.astype("timedelta64[ns]"), want.astype("timedelta64[ns]") + ): + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r}: initial condition lead_time window " + f"{list(lead)} does not match DLESyM full_input_times " + f"{list(self.parent.full_input_times)}" + ) + + def _anchor_times(self, time: np.datetime64) -> np.ndarray: + """Absolute window-end times for insolation, one per (batch, time) + element, matching DLESyM's anchor + lead_time[-1] arithmetic.""" + if self.clock is None or self._times is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not realized/initialized") + offset = (as_datetime(time) - self.clock.start) - self.timestep + anchor = self._times + offset + if self._batch > 1: + anchor = np.concatenate([anchor] * self._batch) + return anchor + + def _publish_from_tensor( + self, + x: torch.Tensor, + variables: np.ndarray, + names: list[str], + valid_time: np.datetime64 | None, + ) -> None: + """Publish instantaneous fields from a (batch, time, variable, face, + height, width) tensor onto export_state.""" + if self._coords is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") + coords: CoordSystem = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in self._coords.items() if k != "lead_time" + ) + coords["variable"] = np.asarray(variables) + coords.move_to_end("variable", last=False) + coords.move_to_end("time", last=False) + coords.move_to_end("batch", last=False) + state = State.from_tensor( + f"{self.name}.publish", + x, + coords, + self.dictionary, + valid_time=valid_time, + source=self.name, + strict=False, + ) + for std in names: + if std not in state: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r} advertises export {std!r} but the " + f"model output variables are {list(variables)}" + ) + self.export_state.add(state[std]) + + def _center_scale( + self, var_idx: list[int], shape: tuple[int, ...] + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, torch.Tensor]: + """Per-variable center/scale views aligned to a var axis of `shape`. + + Mirrors the normalization constants of ``DLESyM._normalize_input`` / + ``_denormalize_output`` restricted to a variable subset; the parent + methods cannot be called directly because they broadcast over the + FULL variable dimension while the split components carry tensors + holding only their own (atmos or ocean) variables. + """ + c = self.parent.center.reshape(-1)[var_idx].view(shape) + s = self.parent.scale.reshape(-1)[var_idx].view(shape) + return c, s + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: # pragma: no cover - abstract-ish + raise NotImplementedError + + +class DLESyMAtmosComponent(_DLESyMSplitComponent): + """The atmosphere half of a split DLESyM. + + Imports ``sea_surface_temperature`` (persisted at the window end, the + ``_make_atmos_coupling`` semantics), exports its prognostic fields at the + 96 h window end plus the ocean-coupling variables chunk-averaged into the + ocean output windows (carrying a leading ``window`` dimension of length + ``len(ocean_output_times)``). + """ + + def __init__( + self, + parent: Any, + dictionary: FieldDictionary, + derived_names: Mapping[str, str], + name: str = "atmos", + ): + d = FieldDictionary(dictionary) + imports = [d.standard_name(v) for v in parent.atmos_coupling_variables] + self._prognostic_exports = [d.standard_name(v) for v in parent.atmos_variables] + # raw ocean-coupling variable -> derived window-mean standard name + self._derived = dict(derived_names) + exports = self._prognostic_exports + list(self._derived.values()) + super().__init__(name, parent, d, imports, exports) + # window-lead index of "now" (lead 0) in full_input_times + self._zero_idx = parent.atmos_input_lt_idx[-1] + # next-step window: index of (t + step) in atmos_output_times per + # full_input_times entry (DLESyM's _next_step_inputs slice) + out_t = parent.atmos_output_times.astype("timedelta64[ns]") + step = as_timedelta(parent.atmos_output_times[-1]) + self._next_idx = [] + for t in parent.full_input_times.astype("timedelta64[ns]"): + hits = np.flatnonzero(out_t == t + step) + if hits.size == 0: + raise CouplingError( + f"DLESyM atmos window time {t} + {step} is not an atmos " + f"output time {list(parent.atmos_output_times)} β€” the " + "input window cannot be rebuilt from one step's outputs" + ) + self._next_idx.append(int(hits[0])) + # position of each full-variable index within the atmos output var dim + self._atmos_pos = {vi: k for k, vi in enumerate(parent.atmos_var_idx)} + + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + self._validate_ic(x, coords) + self._x = x + self._coords = OrderedDict(coords) + self._times = np.asarray(coords["time"], dtype="datetime64[ns]") + self._batch = x.shape[0] + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + inst = x[:, :, self._zero_idx] + self._publish_from_tensor( + inst, coords["variable"], self._prognostic_exports, start + ) + + def _inject_imports(self, x: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + """Overwrite the coupling variables at the persisted (lead-0) + coupling indices with imported fields, non-destructively.""" + p = self.parent + updates = [] + for raw, vi in zip(p.atmos_coupling_variables, p.atmos_coupling_var_idx): + std = self.dictionary.standard_name(raw) + if std in self.import_state: + updates.append((vi, self.import_state[std])) + if not updates: + return x + x = x.clone() + for lead_idx in sorted(set(p.atmos_coupled_input_lt_idx)): + for vi, field in updates: + slot = x[:, :, lead_idx, vi] + data = _broadcast_to_slice( + field.data.to(device=x.device, dtype=x.dtype), slot.shape + ) + x[:, :, lead_idx, vi] = data + return x + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + if self._x is None or self._coords is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") + ic_coords = self._coords + p = self.parent + x = self._inject_imports(self._x) + b, t = x.shape[0], x.shape[1] + + # Mirrors DLESyM._normalize_input; not called directly because the + # parent method assumes its center/scale buffers already live on the + # input's device/dtype, while the split component moves them here. + xn = (x - p.center.to(device=x.device, dtype=x.dtype)) / p.scale.to( + device=x.device, dtype=x.dtype + ) + xf = xn.reshape(-1, *xn.shape[2:]) # (B, lead, var, face, h, w) + + atmos_state = xf[:, p.atmos_input_lt_idx][ + ..., p.atmos_var_idx, :, :, : + ].permute(0, 3, 1, 2, 4, 5) + insolation = p._make_insolation_tensor( + anchor_times=self._anchor_times(time), timedeltas=p.atmos_sol_times + ) + # the parent's persisted-at-t0 coupling selection, verbatim + coupling = p._make_atmos_coupling(xf, ic_coords) + inputs = [ + y.to(device=xf.device, dtype=xf.dtype) + for y in [atmos_state, insolation, p.atmos_constants, coupling] + ] + out = p.atmos_model(inputs) # (B, face, n_lead, n_atmos_var, h, w), normalized + + # -- derived exports: the parent's own chunk-mean math, denormalized -- + # _make_ocean_coupling returns (lead=1, B, window-major variables, + # face, h, w): window w, coupling var k lives at index w * C + k. + n_windows = len(p.ocean_output_times) + n_coupling = len(p.ocean_coupling_var_idx) + mc = p._make_ocean_coupling(out, ic_coords)[0] + window_coords: CoordSystem = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.arange(out.shape[0]), + "window": np.arange(n_windows), + "face": np.asarray(ic_coords["face"]).copy(), + "height": np.asarray(ic_coords["height"]).copy(), + "width": np.asarray(ic_coords["width"]).copy(), + } + ) + for k, (raw, vi) in enumerate( + zip(p.ocean_coupling_variables, p.ocean_coupling_var_idx) + ): + c, s = self._center_scale([vi], (1,)) + mean_k = torch.stack( + [mc[:, w * n_coupling + k] for w in range(n_windows)], dim=1 + ) # (B, window, face, h, w) + data = mean_k * s.to(device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype) + c.to( + device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype + ) + derived = self._derived[raw] + entry = self.dictionary.resolve(derived) + self.export_state.add( + Field( + data=data, + coords=OrderedDict( + (k2, v.copy()) for k2, v in window_coords.items() + ), + standard_name=derived, + units=entry.canonical_units, + valid_time=as_datetime(time), + source=self.name, + ) + ) + + # -- denormalize outputs and rebuild the sliding input window -------- + # mirrors DLESyM._denormalize_output restricted to atmos_var_idx + # (the atmos output tensor lacks the ocean variables) + c_a, s_a = self._center_scale( + p.atmos_var_idx, (1, 1, 1, len(p.atmos_var_idx), 1, 1) + ) + out_phys = out * s_a.to(device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype) + c_a.to( + device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype + ) + out_bt = out_phys.permute(0, 2, 3, 1, 4, 5).reshape( + b, t, out.shape[2], out.shape[3], out.shape[1], *out.shape[-2:] + ) # (b, t, lead, var_atmos, face, h, w) + window = out_bt[:, :, self._next_idx] # (b, t, n_window_lead, A, f, h, w) + n_lead = window.shape[2] + pieces = [] + for vi in range(x.shape[3]): + if vi in self._atmos_pos: + pieces.append(window[:, :, :, self._atmos_pos[vi]]) + else: + # non-atmos variables (sst): persist the current lead-0 value; + # it is refreshed from the SST import before the next step + carry = x[:, :, self._zero_idx, vi].unsqueeze(2) + pieces.append(carry.expand(b, t, n_lead, *carry.shape[-3:])) + self._x = torch.stack(pieces, dim=3) + + # -- prognostic exports at the window end (96 h) ----------------------- + inst = out_bt[:, :, -1] # (b, t, var_atmos, face, h, w) + self._publish_from_tensor( + inst, + np.array(p.atmos_variables), + self._prognostic_exports, + as_datetime(time), + ) + self.run_count += 1 + + @property + def state(self) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + return self._x, self._coords + + +class DLESyMOceanComponent(_DLESyMSplitComponent): + """The ocean half of a split DLESyM. + + Imports the atmosphere's window-mean coupling fields, rebuilds the + DLESyM ocean coupling tensor (lead=1, batch, window-major variables, + face, height, width), and exports ``sea_surface_temperature`` valid at + the 96 h window end. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + parent: Any, + dictionary: FieldDictionary, + derived_names: Mapping[str, str], + name: str = "ocean", + ): + d = FieldDictionary(dictionary) + self._derived = dict(derived_names) + imports = [self._derived[v] for v in parent.ocean_coupling_variables] + self._sst_exports = [d.standard_name(v) for v in parent.ocean_variables] + super().__init__(name, parent, d, imports, self._sst_exports) + step = as_timedelta(parent.atmos_output_times[-1]) + out_t = parent.ocean_output_times.astype("timedelta64[ns]") + self._next_idx = [] + for t in parent.ocean_input_times.astype("timedelta64[ns]"): + hits = np.flatnonzero(out_t == t + step) + if hits.size == 0: + raise CouplingError( + f"DLESyM ocean window time {t} + {step} is not an ocean " + f"output time {list(parent.ocean_output_times)} β€” the " + "input window cannot be rebuilt from one step's outputs" + ) + self._next_idx.append(int(hits[0])) + + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: + self._validate_ic(x, coords) + p = self.parent + window = x[:, :, p.ocean_input_lt_idx][:, :, :, p.ocean_var_idx] + self._x = window # (b, t, n_ocean_lead, n_ocean_var, face, h, w), physical + self._coords = OrderedDict(coords) + self._times = np.asarray(coords["time"], dtype="datetime64[ns]") + self._batch = x.shape[0] + start = self.clock.start if self.clock is not None else None + inst = window[:, :, -1] + self._publish_from_tensor( + inst, np.array(p.ocean_variables), self._sst_exports, start + ) + + def _build_coupling(self, ref: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + """Reassemble _make_ocean_coupling's tensor from imported window-mean + fields: (lead=1, batch, window-major variables, face, h, w). + + Mirrors ``DLESyM._make_ocean_coupling``'s window-major layout but + cannot call it: the parent method chunk-averages the atmos model's + normalized output tensor, which never crosses the coupling seam β€” + here only the already-averaged, physical-unit import Fields exist, + so the tensor is rebuilt (renormalized) from those instead. + """ + p = self.parent + n_windows = len(p.ocean_output_times) + per_var: list[torch.Tensor] = [] + for raw, vi in zip(p.ocean_coupling_variables, p.ocean_coupling_var_idx): + derived = self._derived[raw] + if derived not in self.import_state: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r} needs import {derived!r} before it " + "can run β€” schedule the atmos component and the " + "atmos -> ocean connector earlier in the same slot" + ) + field = self.import_state[derived] + data = field.data.to(device=ref.device, dtype=ref.dtype) + if data.ndim != 5 or data.shape[1] != n_windows: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {self.name!r}: import {derived!r} must have " + f"shape (batch, window={n_windows}, face, height, width), " + f"got {tuple(data.shape)}" + ) + c, s = self._center_scale([vi], (1,)) + per_var.append( + (data - c.to(device=ref.device, dtype=ref.dtype)) + / s.to(device=ref.device, dtype=ref.dtype) + ) + blocks = [ + torch.stack([v[:, w] for v in per_var], dim=1) for w in range(n_windows) + ] # each (B, C, face, h, w) + return torch.cat(blocks, dim=1).unsqueeze(0) + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + if self._x is None: + raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") + p = self.parent + window = self._x + b, t = window.shape[0], window.shape[1] + + # mirrors DLESyM._normalize_input restricted to ocean_var_idx (the + # ocean window tensor lacks the atmos variables) + c_o, s_o = self._center_scale( + p.ocean_var_idx, (1, 1, 1, len(p.ocean_var_idx), 1, 1, 1) + ) + xn = (window - c_o.to(device=window.device, dtype=window.dtype)) / s_o.to( + device=window.device, dtype=window.dtype + ) + xf = xn.reshape(-1, *xn.shape[2:]) # (B, lead, var, face, h, w) + ocean_state = xf.permute(0, 3, 1, 2, 4, 5) + insolation = p._make_insolation_tensor( + anchor_times=self._anchor_times(time), timedeltas=p.ocean_sol_times + ) + coupling = self._build_coupling(xf) + inputs = [ + y.to(device=xf.device, dtype=xf.dtype) + for y in [ocean_state, insolation, p.ocean_constants, coupling] + ] + out = p.ocean_model(inputs) # (B, face, n_ocean_lead, n_ocean_var, h, w) + + # mirrors DLESyM._denormalize_output restricted to ocean_var_idx + c2, s2 = self._center_scale( + p.ocean_var_idx, (1, 1, 1, len(p.ocean_var_idx), 1, 1) + ) + out_phys = out * s2.to(device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype) + c2.to( + device=out.device, dtype=out.dtype + ) + out_bt = out_phys.permute(0, 2, 3, 1, 4, 5).reshape( + b, t, out.shape[2], out.shape[3], out.shape[1], *out.shape[-2:] + ) # (b, t, lead, var, face, h, w) + self._x = out_bt[:, :, self._next_idx] + + inst = out_bt[:, :, -1] # SST at the 96 h window end + self._publish_from_tensor( + inst, np.array(p.ocean_variables), self._sst_exports, as_datetime(time) + ) + self.run_count += 1 + + @property + def state(self) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + return self._x, self._coords + + +def split_dlesym( + dlesym: Any, dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None +) -> tuple[DLESyMAtmosComponent, DLESyMOceanComponent]: + """Expose a DLESyM's atmos/ocean sub-models as two nvcoupler components. + + Parameters + ---------- + dlesym : DLESyM + A constructed :class:`earth2studio.models.px.DLESyM` (or any object + exposing the same attributes: ``atmos_model`` / ``ocean_model``, + ``center`` / ``scale`` / ``*_constants`` buffers, the ``*_variables`` + and ``*_input_times`` / ``*_output_times`` config, the precomputed + ``*_lt_idx`` / ``*_var_idx`` index tables, ``_make_insolation_tensor`` + and the ``_make_atmos_coupling`` / ``_make_ocean_coupling`` methods). + dictionary : FieldDictionary, optional + Vocabulary to extend; defaults to a copy of + :data:`DLESYM_DICTIONARY`. Unknown raw variables and missing + window-mean entries are auto-registered on a private copy. + + Returns + ------- + tuple[DLESyMAtmosComponent, DLESyMOceanComponent] + """ + d = FieldDictionary(dictionary or DLESYM_DICTIONARY) + for raw in list(dlesym.atmos_variables) + list(dlesym.ocean_variables): + if raw not in d: + d.register(FieldEntry(raw, "", f"DLESyM variable {raw!r}")) + + n_windows = len(dlesym.ocean_output_times) + n_lead = len(dlesym.atmos_output_times) + if n_windows == 0 or n_lead % n_windows != 0: + raise CouplingError( + f"DLESyM atmos output times ({n_lead}) do not chunk evenly into " + f"{n_windows} ocean windows β€” cannot replicate _make_ocean_coupling" + ) + step = as_timedelta(dlesym.atmos_output_times[-1]) + window_ns = step.astype(np.int64) // n_windows + if window_ns % _HOUR_NS != 0: + raise CouplingError( + f"DLESyM ocean coupling window {window_ns} ns is not a whole " + "number of hours; cannot name the derived window-mean fields" + ) + window_h = int(window_ns // _HOUR_NS) + window = np.timedelta64(window_h, "h") + + derived: dict[str, str] = {} + for raw in dlesym.ocean_coupling_variables: + std = d.standard_name(raw) + name = f"{std}_{window_h}h_mean" + if name not in d: + base = d.resolve(std) + d.register( + FieldEntry( + name, + base.canonical_units, + f"trailing {window_h} h mean of {std} (DLESyM ocean coupling)", + frozenset(), + CellMethod(std, "mean", window), + ) + ) + derived[raw] = name + + atmos = DLESyMAtmosComponent(dlesym, d, derived) + ocean = DLESyMOceanComponent(dlesym, d, derived) + return atmos, ocean + + +def build_dlesym_driver( + dlesym: Any, + start: Any, + stop: Any, + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, + collect: bool = True, +) -> Driver: + """Wire a split DLESyM into a Driver matching the native internal loop. + + The run sequence reproduces ``DLESyM._forward`` + ``_next_step_inputs`` + ordering: within a step the atmosphere runs first and its window means + flow to the ocean (sequential coupling); the ocean's SST flows to the + atmosphere *before* it runs, i.e. lagged across steps:: + + @96h + ocean -> atmos # lagged SST (previous step's 96 h output) + atmos + atmos -> ocean # window-mean coupling, same step + ocean + @ + + Initialize with the same DLESyM-layout initial condition for both halves:: + + driver = build_dlesym_driver(model, "2024-01-01", "2024-01-09") + driver.initialize({"atmos": (x, coords), "ocean": (x, coords)}) + driver.run() + + ``stop - start`` must be a multiple of the 96 h step. + """ + atmos, ocean = split_dlesym(dlesym, dictionary) + from .clock import Clock + + clock = Clock(start, stop, dt=atmos.timestep) + sequence = RunSequence( + [ + Slot( + atmos.timestep, + [ + ConnectAction(ocean.name, atmos.name), + RunAction(atmos.name), + ConnectAction(atmos.name, ocean.name), + RunAction(ocean.name), + ], + ) + ] + ) + return Driver( + {atmos.name: atmos, ocean.name: ocean}, + sequence, + clock, + collect=collect, + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9d071e22c --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py @@ -0,0 +1,470 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Driver: owns the clock and executes the run sequence (NUOPC_Driver analog). + +The lifecycle mirrors NUOPC: construct with components + sequence + clock, +``initialize(ics)`` (advertise -> connector matching -> realize -> component +initialize), then ``run()`` / ``steps()`` for inference or ``rollout(n)`` +for a gradient-carrying advance. Coupling order is entirely the run +sequence's action order; the driver adds no hidden exchanges. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Iterator +from dataclasses import replace +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING + +import numpy as np +import torch +from loguru import logger + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from earth2studio.io import IOBackend + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .clock import Clock, as_timedelta +from .component import Component +from .connector import Connector +from .errors import CouplingError, UnmatchedImportError +from .field import Field, State +from .mediator import Mediator +from .sequence import ( + ConnectAction, + MediateAction, + RunAction, + RunSequence, + parse_run_sequence, +) + +MEMORY_WARN_BYTES = 4e9 + + +class Driver: + """Executes a coupled system. + + Parameters + ---------- + components : dict[str, Component] + All participants, mediators included; keys must match the names used + in the run sequence. + sequence : RunSequence | str + Run sequence object or DSL text. + clock : Clock + Coupling clock; dt must divide every component timestep. + connectors : list[Connector], optional + Pre-built connectors. Any ConnectAction without a matching (src, dst) + pair gets a default ``Connector(src, dst)`` built automatically. + collect : bool + Keep per-ring export fields in memory for ``to_xarray()`` + (default True; disable for long runs writing to real IO). Recorded + fields are detached clones β€” records are off the exchange path, so + collection never pins autograd graphs during gradient rollouts. + allow_unfed_imports : bool + By default ``initialize`` raises UnmatchedImportError when a + component advertises an import that no connector in the run sequence + delivers (the component would silently run on stale initial-condition + forcing). Pass True to downgrade this to a warning (default False). + io : dict[str, IOBackend], optional + Per-component IO backends (e.g. ``{"atmos": ZarrBackend()}``). Each + backend receives one array per export field of its component, with a + leading ``time`` dimension covering the component's ring times + including t0; the driver streams a write after the initial-condition + seed and after every component run. Independent of ``collect``. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + components: dict[str, Component], + sequence: RunSequence | str, + clock: Clock, + connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + collect: bool = True, + io: "dict[str, IOBackend] | None" = None, + allow_unfed_imports: bool = False, + ): + self.components = dict(components) + self.sequence = ( + parse_run_sequence(sequence) if isinstance(sequence, str) else sequence + ) + self.clock = clock + self.collect = collect + self.allow_unfed_imports = allow_unfed_imports + self._connectors: dict[tuple[str, str], Connector] = {} + for conn in connectors or []: + self._connectors[(conn.src.name, conn.dst.name)] = conn + # per-component record of (time, {std_name: Field}) for to_xarray + self._records: dict[str, list[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, Field]]]] = { + name: [] for name in self.components + } + self._io: dict[str, "IOBackend"] = dict(io or {}) + unknown = [n for n in self._io if n not in self.components] + if unknown: + raise CouplingError( + f"io= keys {unknown} are not component names; known " + f"components: {sorted(self.components)}" + ) + self._io_ready: set[str] = set() + self._initialized = False + + # -- setup ----------------------------------------------------------------- + def initialize( + self, ics: dict[str, tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] | None = None + ) -> None: + ics = ics or {} + self.sequence.validate(self.components, self.clock.dt) + # build connectors for every ConnectAction not covered by a prebuilt one + for action in self.sequence.connections(): + key = (action.src, action.dst) + if key not in self._connectors: + self._connectors[key] = Connector( + self.components[action.src], self.components[action.dst] + ) + for conn in self._connectors.values(): + conn.match() + self._check_unfed_imports() + # realize + initialize components + for name, comp in self.components.items(): + comp.realize(self.clock) + if name in ics: + comp.initialize(*ics[name]) + elif not getattr(comp, "requires_ic", not isinstance(comp, Mediator)): + comp.initialize() + else: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r} needs an initial condition β€” pass " + f"ics={{{name!r}: (x, coords)}}" + ) + self._record(name, self.clock.start, comp.export_state) + self._io_write(name, self.clock.start) + self._warn_unconsumed_exports() + self._warn_memory() + self._initialized = True + + def _check_unfed_imports(self) -> None: + """Every advertised import must be delivered by some connector β€” + otherwise the component silently runs the whole simulation on its + stale initial-condition forcing.""" + fed: dict[str, set[str]] = {name: set() for name in self.components} + for (_, dst), conn in self._connectors.items(): + fed[dst] |= set(conn.match()) + available = {n: list(c.export_names) for n, c in self.components.items()} + for name, comp in self.components.items(): + for field in comp.import_names: + if field in fed[name]: + continue + if self.allow_unfed_imports: + logger.warning( + "Component {!r} imports {!r} but no connector in the " + "run sequence delivers it β€” it will run on stale " + "initial-condition forcing", + name, + field, + ) + else: + raise UnmatchedImportError(name, field, available) + + def _warn_unconsumed_exports(self) -> None: + consumed: set[tuple[str, str]] = set() + for (src, _), conn in self._connectors.items(): + consumed |= {(src, f) for f in conn.match()} + for name, comp in self.components.items(): + idle = [f for f in comp.export_names if (name, f) not in consumed] + if idle: + logger.warning( + "Component {!r} exports {} but no connector consumes them", + name, + idle, + ) + + def _warn_memory(self) -> None: + if not self.collect: + return + total = 0 + for comp in self.components.values(): + per_ring = sum( + f.data.numel() * f.data.element_size() + for f in comp.export_state.values() + ) + rings = self.clock.n_steps * ( + self.clock.dt.astype(np.int64) / comp.timestep.astype(np.int64) + ) + total += per_ring * max(rings, 0) + if total > MEMORY_WARN_BYTES: + logger.warning( + "In-memory collection will hold ~{:.1f} GB of export fields; " + "pass collect=False and a real IO backend (e.g. ZarrBackend) " + "for runs of this size", + total / 1e9, + ) + + # -- record keeping ---------------------------------------------------------- + def _record(self, name: str, time: np.datetime64, state: State) -> None: + """Append a snapshot of a component's export fields to _records. + + Records are off the exchange path (they only feed ``to_xarray``), so + the field data is stored as detached clones β€” otherwise collection + would pin every step's autograd graph during gradient rollouts. The + Fields in component states and exchanges stay attached. + """ + if not self.collect: + return + snapshot = { + std: replace(f, data=f.data.detach().clone()) for std, f in state.items() + } + self._records[name].append((time, snapshot)) + + def _strip_singletons( + self, name: str, field: Field + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, OrderedDict]: + """Drop size-1 'time'/'batch' dims (published by components whose + model coords carry them) so the ring-time axis can be prepended + without colliding with the field's own stale coordinate.""" + data = field.data + coords: OrderedDict = OrderedDict(field.coords) + for key in ("time", "batch"): + if key not in coords: + continue + axis = list(coords).index(key) + if data.shape[axis] != 1: + raise CouplingError( + f"Component {name!r} export {field.standard_name!r} " + f"carries a {key!r} dimension of size {data.shape[axis]}; " + "the driver records one snapshot per ring and can only " + f"absorb a size-1 {key!r} dim β€” publish a single " + f"{key}-slice per run" + ) + data = data.squeeze(axis) + del coords[key] + return data, coords + + # -- IO streaming ------------------------------------------------------------ + def _io_ring_times(self, comp: Component) -> np.ndarray: + """A component's ring times including t0 (its 'time' IO coordinate).""" + span_ns = ( + (self.clock.stop - self.clock.start) + .astype("timedelta64[ns]") + .astype(np.int64) + ) + n_rings = int(span_ns // comp.timestep.astype(np.int64)) + return (self.clock.start + np.arange(n_rings + 1) * comp.timestep).astype( + "datetime64[ns]" + ) + + def _io_setup(self, name: str) -> bool: + """Allocate backend arrays for a component's export fields; returns + False when the component has not published any fields yet (mediators + at t0), in which case setup is retried on the next write.""" + comp = self.components[name] + if not comp.export_state: + return False + backend = self._io[name] + times = self._io_ring_times(comp) + # group export fields sharing a coord structure into one add_array call + groups: dict[tuple, tuple[OrderedDict, list[str]]] = {} + for std_name, field in comp.export_state.items(): + _, field_coords = self._strip_singletons(name, field) + key = tuple((k, np.asarray(v).tobytes()) for k, v in field_coords.items()) + if key not in groups: + total_coords: OrderedDict = OrderedDict(time=times) + total_coords.update((k, np.asarray(v)) for k, v in field_coords.items()) + groups[key] = (total_coords, []) + groups[key][1].append(std_name) + for total_coords, std_names in groups.values(): + # NaN-initialize: zarr's default fill reads back as 0.0, which + # would let never-written rows (e.g. cadences coarser than the + # ring times, or a crashed run) masquerade as physical values + shape = tuple(len(v) for v in total_coords.values()) + nan_init = [ + torch.full( + shape, + float("nan"), + dtype=comp.export_state[n].data.dtype, + ) + for n in std_names + ] + backend.add_array(total_coords, std_names, data=nan_init) + self._io_ready.add(name) + return True + + def _io_write(self, name: str, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + """Stream a component's current export fields to its IO backend.""" + if name not in self._io: + return + if name not in self._io_ready and not self._io_setup(name): + return + backend = self._io[name] + comp = self.components[name] + t = np.asarray([time], dtype="datetime64[ns]") + for std_name, field in comp.export_state.items(): + data, field_coords = self._strip_singletons(name, field) + coords: OrderedDict = OrderedDict(time=t) + coords.update(field_coords) + # IO is off the exchange path: detaching here keeps backends + # (which convert to numpy) working during gradient rollouts + backend.write(data.detach().unsqueeze(0), coords, std_name) + + # -- execution ---------------------------------------------------------------- + def _slot_aligned(self, time: np.datetime64, interval: np.timedelta64) -> bool: + elapsed = (time - self.clock.start).astype("timedelta64[ns]") + elapsed_ns = elapsed.astype(np.int64) + interval_ns = as_timedelta(interval).astype(np.int64) + return elapsed_ns > 0 and elapsed_ns % interval_ns == 0 + + def _execute_time(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + for slot in self.sequence.slots: + if not self._slot_aligned(time, slot.interval): + continue + for action in slot.actions: + if isinstance(action, RunAction): + comp = self.components[action.component] + comp.run(time) + self._record(action.component, time, comp.export_state) + self._io_write(action.component, time) + elif isinstance(action, ConnectAction): + self._connectors[(action.src, action.dst)].execute(time) + elif isinstance(action, MediateAction): + med = self.components[action.mediator] + med.run(time) + self._record(action.mediator, time, med.export_state) + self._io_write(action.mediator, time) + + def _check_not_exhausted(self) -> None: + if self.clock.done(): + raise CouplingError( + f"Driver clock exhausted: already at stop time " + f"{self.clock.stop} β€” the run has completed. Call " + "driver.reset() and driver.initialize(ics) to run again" + ) + + def _steps_impl(self) -> Iterator[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, State]]]: + if not self._initialized: + raise CouplingError("Driver.initialize(ics) must be called before running") + for time in self.clock: + self._execute_time(time) + yield time, {n: c.export_state for n, c in self.components.items()} + + def steps(self) -> Iterator[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, State]]]: + """Yield (time, {component: export State}) after every driver step β€” + the notebook-inspection path (computation runs under inference mode).""" + self._check_not_exhausted() + return self._steps_gen() + + def _steps_gen(self) -> Iterator[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, State]]]: + it = self._steps_impl() + while True: + with torch.inference_mode(): + try: + time, states = next(it) + except StopIteration: + return + yield time, states + + def run(self) -> "dict[str, object]": + """Run to the clock's stop time; returns ``to_xarray()`` when + collection is on, else an empty dict.""" + self._check_not_exhausted() + with torch.inference_mode(): + for _ in self._steps_impl(): + pass + return self.to_xarray() if self.collect else {} + + def rollout(self, n_steps: int) -> dict[str, State]: + """Advance n driver steps keeping the autograd graph (when grad is + enabled) β€” the coupled fine-tuning entry point. Returns each + component's export State after the last step.""" + self._check_not_exhausted() + it = self._steps_impl() + states: dict[str, State] = {} + for i in range(n_steps): + try: + _, states = next(it) + except StopIteration: + raise CouplingError( + f"rollout({n_steps}) ran past the clock stop time " + f"{self.clock.stop}: only {i} steps remained. Use " + f"n_steps <= clock.n_steps ({self.clock.n_steps}) or " + "call driver.reset() and re-initialize to run again" + ) from None + return states + + def reset(self) -> None: + """Rewind for a fresh run: reset the clock, clear collected records, + connector transfer history, and IO-ready state. The driver must be + re-initialized (``initialize(ics)``) before running again.""" + self.clock.reset() + self._records = {name: [] for name in self.components} + for conn in self._connectors.values(): + conn._history.clear() + conn.last_transfer.clear() + self._io_ready.clear() + self._initialized = False + + # -- inspection ------------------------------------------------------------------ + def describe(self) -> str: + """Terraform-plan-style preview of the coupled system (works before + initialize); see :func:`earth2studio.nvcoupler.api.describe`.""" + from .api import describe + + return describe(self) + + def _repr_html_(self) -> str: + from .api import describe_html + + return describe_html(self) + + def probe(self, connector: str) -> dict[str, Field]: + """Last fields exchanged on a connector, addressed as "src->dst".""" + for conn in self._connectors.values(): + if conn.name == connector.replace(" ", ""): + return dict(conn.last_transfer) + known = [c.name for c in self._connectors.values()] + raise KeyError(f"No connector {connector!r}; have {known}") + + def to_xarray(self) -> "dict[str, object]": + """Collected export fields as one xarray.Dataset per component.""" + import xarray as xr + + out: dict[str, object] = {} + for name, records in self._records.items(): + if not records: + continue + # size-1 time/batch dims on the fields themselves are stripped so + # the leading axis is always the RING times, never a field's own + # (stale) time coordinate + by_var: dict[str, tuple[list, list, OrderedDict]] = {} + for time, fields in records: + for std, f in fields.items(): + data, field_coords = self._strip_singletons(name, f) + times, datas, _ = by_var.setdefault(std, ([], [], field_coords)) + times.append(time) + datas.append(data.detach().cpu().numpy()) + data_vars = {} + coords: dict[str, object] = {} + for std, (times, datas, field_coords) in by_var.items(): + dims = ("time", *field_coords.keys()) + data_vars[std] = (dims, np.stack(datas)) + coords["time"] = np.asarray(times, dtype="datetime64[ns]") + coords.update(field_coords) + out[name] = xr.Dataset(data_vars, coords=coords) + return out + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return ( + f"Driver(components={sorted(self.components)}, " + f"clock={self.clock!r}, connectors={[c.name for c in self._connectors.values()]})" + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bde11fc11 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Error hierarchy for the nvcoupler coupling framework. + +Every validation error names the components and fields involved and, where +possible, the concrete fix β€” so a misconfigured coupled system fails at +initialize time with an actionable message rather than mid-rollout. +""" + +import difflib +from collections.abc import Iterable + + +def suggest(name: str, candidates: Iterable[str], n: int = 3) -> str: + """Format a 'did you mean' suffix from close matches, or empty string.""" + matches = difflib.get_close_matches(name, list(candidates), n=n, cutoff=0.5) + if not matches: + return "" + return f" Did you mean: {', '.join(repr(m) for m in matches)}?" + + +class CouplingError(Exception): + """Base class for all nvcoupler configuration and runtime errors.""" + + +class UnknownFieldError(CouplingError, KeyError): + """A name could not be resolved in the field dictionary.""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, candidates: Iterable[str]): + msg = ( + f"Field name {name!r} is not a registered standard name or alias." + + suggest(name, candidates) + + " Register it with FieldDictionary.register(FieldEntry(...)) or " + "add an alias with FieldDictionary.add_alias(...)." + ) + # KeyError renders its arg with repr, so store the message on the + # CouplingError side and pass it through once + super().__init__(msg) + + def __str__(self) -> str: # undo KeyError's quoting of the message + return self.args[0] + + +class UnmatchedImportError(CouplingError): + """A component advertises an import that no other component exports.""" + + def __init__(self, component: str, field: str, available_exports: dict[str, list[str]]): + exports_flat = [f for fields in available_exports.values() for f in fields] + listing = ( + "; ".join( + f"{comp} exports {', '.join(fields)}" + for comp, fields in available_exports.items() + if fields + ) + or "no component exports anything" + ) + super().__init__( + f"Component {component!r} imports {field!r} but no component exports it." + + suggest(field, exports_flat) + + f" Available exports: {listing}." + + " Add an alias, a Mediator producing the derived field, or a " + "DataComponent supplying it from a data source." + ) + + +class UnitsMismatchError(CouplingError): + """Matched fields disagree on units.""" + + def __init__(self, field: str, src: str, src_units: str, dst: str, dst_units: str): + super().__init__( + f"Field {field!r}: {src!r} exports units {src_units!r} but {dst!r} " + f"expects {dst_units!r}. Unit conversion is not performed in v1 β€” " + "convert in a Mediator or align the FieldDictionary entries." + ) + + +class IncompatibleFieldError(CouplingError): + """A connector could not reconcile matched fields (grid/units/vertical).""" + + +class VerticalMismatchError(CouplingError): + """Source and destination vertical coordinates cannot be reconciled.""" + + +class CadenceError(CouplingError): + """Component or slot cadence does not align with the driver clock.""" + + def __init__(self, what: str, interval: str, dt: str): + super().__init__( + f"{what} interval {interval} is not a positive multiple of the " + f"driver clock dt {dt}. Choose a driver dt that divides every " + "component timestep (typically their GCD)." + ) + + +class AmbiguousCouplingError(CouplingError): + """couple() found more than one exporter for an imported field.""" + + def __init__(self, field: str, importer: str, exporters: list[str]): + super().__init__( + f"Import {field!r} of component {importer!r} is exported by multiple " + f"components: {', '.join(exporters)}. Auto-wiring cannot choose β€” " + "build the Driver explicitly with Connector(src, dst, fields=[...]) " + "or a run-sequence DSL." + ) + + +class SequenceError(CouplingError): + """A run sequence references unknown names or is otherwise invalid.""" diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a7401d5ab --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py @@ -0,0 +1,256 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Field and State: the exchange currency of the coupler (ESMF analogs). + +A :class:`Field` is one physical quantity β€” a torch tensor plus its +CoordSystem, canonical identity (standard name + units), validity time, and +optional mask / vertical-coordinate metadata. A :class:`State` is a named +bag of Fields keyed by standard name; every component owns an import State +and an export State, and Connectors move Fields between them. + +Field data stays a torch tensor end-to-end (never round-tripped through +numpy) so autograd graphs survive the exchange β€” a hard requirement for +coupled fine-tuning. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Iterable, Iterator, MutableMapping +from dataclasses import dataclass, replace +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.utils.coords import cat_coords, split_coords +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .dictionary import FieldDictionary +from .errors import CouplingError + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .vertical import VerticalCoordinate + +# Dims regarded as spatial when choosing where to (re)insert a variable axis +_SPATIAL_DIMS = ("level", "face", "lat", "lon", "hpx", "height", "width", "y", "x") + + +@dataclass +class Field: + """One exchanged quantity. + + Parameters + ---------- + data : torch.Tensor + Field values; dimension order given by `coords` insertion order. + Must NOT contain a "variable" dimension β€” a Field is one variable. + coords : CoordSystem + earth2studio coordinate dictionary describing `data`. + standard_name : str + Canonical name from the FieldDictionary. + units : str + Units of `data` (checked, not converted, in v1). + valid_time : np.datetime64, optional + Time the data is valid for. + source : str, optional + Name of the producing component (provenance). + mask : torch.Tensor, optional + Boolean validity mask broadcastable to `data` (True = valid), + e.g. ocean points for SST. + vertical : VerticalCoordinate, optional + Vertical coordinate description when `coords` contains a "level" + dimension (see :mod:`earth2studio.nvcoupler.vertical`). + """ + + data: torch.Tensor + coords: CoordSystem + standard_name: str + units: str + valid_time: np.datetime64 | None = None + source: str | None = None + mask: torch.Tensor | None = None + vertical: "VerticalCoordinate | None" = None + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if "variable" in self.coords: + raise CouplingError( + f"Field {self.standard_name!r} coords must not contain a " + "'variable' dimension; use State.from_tensor to split a " + "multi-variable tensor into Fields" + ) + ndim_coords = len(self.coords) + if self.data.ndim != ndim_coords: + raise CouplingError( + f"Field {self.standard_name!r}: data has {self.data.ndim} dims " + f"but coords describe {ndim_coords} " + f"({list(self.coords.keys())})" + ) + + def to(self, device: Any) -> "Field": + return replace( + self, + data=self.data.to(device), + mask=self.mask.to(device) if self.mask is not None else None, + ) + + def clone(self) -> "Field": + return replace( + self, + data=self.data.clone(), + coords=OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in self.coords.items()}), + mask=self.mask.clone() if self.mask is not None else None, + ) + + def grid_signature(self) -> tuple: + """Hashable signature of the spatial grid, for regridder caching.""" + parts: list[tuple] = [] + for key, value in self.coords.items(): + if key in _SPATIAL_DIMS: + parts.append((key, value.shape, value.tobytes())) + return tuple(parts) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + dims = ", ".join(f"{k}: {len(v) if v.ndim else 0}" for k, v in self.coords.items()) + t = f", valid_time={self.valid_time}" if self.valid_time is not None else "" + return f"Field({self.standard_name!r} [{self.units}], {dims}{t})" + + +class State(MutableMapping): + """A named collection of Fields keyed by standard name (ESMF_State analog).""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, fields: Iterable[Field] = ()): + self.name = name + self._fields: dict[str, Field] = {} + for f in fields: + self.add(f) + + # -- MutableMapping interface ------------------------------------------- + def __getitem__(self, key: str) -> Field: + try: + return self._fields[key] + except KeyError: + raise KeyError( + f"State {self.name!r} has no field {key!r}; " + f"present: {sorted(self._fields)}" + ) from None + + def __setitem__(self, key: str, value: Field) -> None: + if key != value.standard_name: + raise CouplingError( + f"State key {key!r} must equal the field's standard_name " + f"{value.standard_name!r}" + ) + self._fields[key] = value + + def __delitem__(self, key: str) -> None: + del self._fields[key] + + def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[str]: + return iter(self._fields) + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return len(self._fields) + + # -- convenience --------------------------------------------------------- + def add(self, field: Field, replace: bool = True) -> None: + if not replace and field.standard_name in self._fields: + raise CouplingError( + f"Field {field.standard_name!r} already in state {self.name!r}" + ) + self._fields[field.standard_name] = field + + def subset(self, names: Iterable[str]) -> "State": + return State(self.name, (self[n] for n in names)) + + def to(self, device: Any) -> "State": + return State(self.name, (f.to(device) for f in self._fields.values())) + + def as_tensor( + self, names: list[str] | None = None + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + """Stack fields along a new "variable" dimension. + + All selected fields must share identical coords (same grid); use a + Connector to bring fields onto one grid first. The variable axis is + inserted immediately before the first spatial dimension, matching the + earth2studio convention (batch, time, lead_time, variable, spatial...). + """ + names = list(names) if names is not None else sorted(self._fields) + if not names: + raise CouplingError(f"State {self.name!r}: no fields to stack") + fields = [self[n] for n in names] + ref = fields[0].coords + dims = list(ref.keys()) + insert_at = next( + (i for i, d in enumerate(dims) if d in _SPATIAL_DIMS), len(dims) + ) + tensors, coord_list = [], [] + for f in fields: + c = OrderedDict() + for i, (k, v) in enumerate(f.coords.items()): + if i == insert_at: + c["variable"] = np.array([f.standard_name]) + c[k] = v + if "variable" not in c: + c["variable"] = np.array([f.standard_name]) + tensors.append(f.data.unsqueeze(insert_at)) + coord_list.append(c) + # cat_coords validates all non-variable dims match across fields + return cat_coords(tuple(tensors), tuple(coord_list), dim="variable") + + @classmethod + def from_tensor( + cls, + name: str, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + dictionary: FieldDictionary, + valid_time: np.datetime64 | None = None, + source: str | None = None, + strict: bool = True, + ) -> "State": + """Split a multi-variable tensor into a State of Fields. + + Raw variable names in ``coords["variable"]`` are resolved to standard + names (and canonical units) through the dictionary. Unknown names + raise unless ``strict=False``, in which case they are skipped. + """ + if "variable" not in coords: + raise CouplingError( + f"from_tensor for state {name!r}: coords have no 'variable' dim" + ) + tensors, reduced_coords, values = split_coords(x, coords, dim="variable") + state = cls(name) + for tensor, raw_name in zip(tensors, values): + if raw_name not in dictionary: + if strict: + dictionary.resolve(str(raw_name)) # raises UnknownFieldError + continue + entry = dictionary.resolve(str(raw_name)) + state.add( + Field( + data=tensor, + coords=OrderedDict(reduced_coords), + standard_name=entry.standard_name, + units=entry.canonical_units, + valid_time=valid_time, + source=source, + ) + ) + return state + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"State({self.name!r}, fields={sorted(self._fields)})" diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7338d7a6f --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py @@ -0,0 +1,207 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Mediators: components that compute derived exchange fields. + +The NUOPC_Mediator analog. A Mediator sits between components of different +cadence, accumulating fast-component fields as they arrive (every connector +transfer into it) and, when its alarm rings, exporting a windowed reduction +β€” the trailing 48 h mean an ocean model was trained on, a precipitation sum +a flood model needs, a temperature max for impact indices. + +Reductions are running torch ops (add / maximum / minimum), so memory is one +accumulator per field regardless of window length, and gradients flow +through mean and sum (max/min propagate to the extremal sample). +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from .component import Component +from .dictionary import CellMethod +from .errors import CouplingError +from .field import Field, State + +# Wire in the same valid_time twice (e.g. two connectors or a re-executed +# slot) and the second arrival is ignored rather than double-counted. + + +class _AccumulatingState(State): + """Import state that forwards every added field to the owning mediator.""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, mediator: "Mediator"): + super().__init__(name) + self._mediator = mediator + + def add(self, field: Field, replace: bool = True) -> None: + super().add(field, replace=replace) + self._mediator.accumulate(field) + + +class Mediator(Component): + """Base class: accumulate imports, reduce on ring. + + Subclasses implement :meth:`accumulate` (called on every field arriving + in the import state) and :meth:`compute` (called when the mediator's + alarm rings; must populate ``export_state``). + """ + + requires_ic = False # mediators need no initial condition + + def __init__(self, name: str, timestep: Any, imports=(), exports=(), **kwargs: Any): + super().__init__(name, timestep, imports, exports, **kwargs) + self.import_state = _AccumulatingState(f"{name}.imports", self) + + def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor | None = None, coords=None) -> None: + """Mediators need no initial condition.""" + + def accumulate(self, field: Field) -> None: + raise NotImplementedError + + def compute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + raise NotImplementedError + + def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + self.compute(time) + self.run_count += 1 + + +class AccumulationMediator(Mediator): + """Windowed reduction of fast-component fields onto a slow cadence. + + Parameters + ---------- + name : str + fields : list[str] + *Derived* standard names to produce (e.g. + ``geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean``). Each must be a dictionary + entry carrying a :class:`CellMethod`; the cell method supplies the + base field to import, the reduction, and the window (= the + mediator's timestep unless ``window`` overrides it). + window : optional + Override the alarm interval; defaults to the (common) cell-method + window of `fields`. + + This is the generalization of PhysicsNeMo's TrailingAverageCoupler and + DLESyM's ``_make_ocean_coupling`` chunk-mean, plus the sum/max/min + reductions impact chains need. + """ + + def __init__(self, name: str, fields: list[str], window: Any = None, **kwargs: Any): + from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + + dictionary = kwargs.get("dictionary") or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + methods: dict[str, CellMethod] = {} + for derived in fields: + entry = dictionary.resolve(derived) + if entry.cell_method is None: + raise CouplingError( + f"AccumulationMediator {name!r}: {derived!r} has no " + "cell_method in the field dictionary β€” register a " + "FieldEntry(cell_method=CellMethod(base, method, window)) " + "describing how it derives from a base field" + ) + methods[entry.standard_name] = entry.cell_method + windows = {cm.window for cm in methods.values()} + if window is None: + if len(windows) != 1: + raise CouplingError( + f"AccumulationMediator {name!r}: fields have differing " + f"windows {sorted(str(w) for w in windows)}; split them " + "across mediators or pass window= explicitly" + ) + window = next(iter(windows)) + # dedupe: several derived fields may reduce the same base import + imports = list(dict.fromkeys(cm.base for cm in methods.values())) + super().__init__(name, window, imports=imports, exports=list(methods), **kwargs) + self.methods = methods # derived std name -> CellMethod + # base std name -> ALL derived fields reducing it (e.g. the 24h max + # and 24h mean of t2m accumulate from the same delivered field) + self._base_to_derived: dict[str, list[str]] = {} + for derived, cm in methods.items(): + self._base_to_derived.setdefault(cm.base, []).append(derived) + self._acc: dict[str, torch.Tensor] = {} + self._count: dict[str, int] = {} + self._coords: dict[str, OrderedDict] = {} + self._last_time: dict[str, np.datetime64] = {} + + def accumulate(self, field: Field) -> None: + for derived in self._base_to_derived.get(field.standard_name, ()): + if ( + field.valid_time is not None + and self._last_time.get(derived) == field.valid_time + ): + continue # duplicate arrival for the same time + self._last_time[derived] = field.valid_time + method = self.methods[derived].method + if derived not in self._acc: + self._acc[derived] = field.data + self._count[derived] = 1 + else: + acc = self._acc[derived] + if method in ("mean", "sum"): + self._acc[derived] = acc + field.data + elif method == "max": + self._acc[derived] = torch.maximum(acc, field.data) + else: # min + self._acc[derived] = torch.minimum(acc, field.data) + self._count[derived] += 1 + self._coords[derived] = OrderedDict(field.coords) + + def compute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + for derived, cm in self.methods.items(): + if derived not in self._acc: + raise CouplingError( + f"Mediator {self.name!r}: no samples of {cm.base!r} " + f"accumulated before compute at {time} β€” is a connector " + "feeding this mediator in a faster slot?" + ) + data = self._acc[derived] + if cm.method == "mean": + data = data / self._count[derived] + entry = self.dictionary.resolve(derived) + self.export_state.add( + Field( + data=data, + coords=self._coords[derived], + standard_name=derived, + units=entry.canonical_units, + valid_time=time, + source=self.name, + ) + ) + self.samples_last_window = dict(self._count) + self._acc.clear() + self._count.clear() + self._last_time.clear() + + +class TrailingAverageMediator(AccumulationMediator): + """AccumulationMediator restricted to mean reductions β€” the exact + semantics of DLESyM's ocean coupling and PhysicsNeMo's + TrailingAverageCoupler.""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, fields: list[str], window: Any = None, **kwargs: Any): + super().__init__(name, fields, window, **kwargs) + bad = [f for f, cm in self.methods.items() if cm.method != "mean"] + if bad: + raise CouplingError( + f"TrailingAverageMediator {name!r}: fields {bad} are not mean " + "reductions β€” use AccumulationMediator" + ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1f92203d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Run sequence: the ordered schedule of component runs and exchanges. + +The NUOPC runSeq analog. A RunSequence is a list of Slots, each with an +interval and an ordered action list; the Driver executes a slot's actions, +in order, at every clock time aligned with the slot interval. Coupling +semantics are pure ordering: a ConnectAction placed *before* the destination +component's RunAction in the same slot means the destination sees the +source's previous state (lagged / NUOPC-explicit coupling); placed *after*, +it sees the state just produced (sequential coupling). + +The string DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq:: + + @6h + atmos -> med # ConnectAction (exports of atmos -> imports of med) + ocean -> atmos # lagged: before atmos runs + atmos # RunAction + @48h + med.compute # MediateAction + med -> ocean + ocean + @ +""" + +import re +from dataclasses import dataclass, field + +import numpy as np + +from .clock import DeltaLike, as_timedelta, fmt_timedelta, is_multiple +from .errors import CadenceError, SequenceError, suggest + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class RunAction: + component: str + + def __str__(self) -> str: + return self.component + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ConnectAction: + src: str + dst: str + + def __str__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.src} -> {self.dst}" + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class MediateAction: + mediator: str + phase: str = "compute" + + def __str__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.mediator}.{self.phase}" + + +Action = RunAction | ConnectAction | MediateAction + + +def _fmt_interval(d: np.timedelta64) -> str: + """Format a slot interval for the DSL: whole hours as NUOPC-style '@48h', + otherwise fall back to fmt_timedelta so sub-hour slots ('@90m', '@30m') + round-trip exactly instead of truncating to whole hours.""" + ns = int(d.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64)) + hour = 3_600_000_000_000 + if ns % hour == 0: + return f"{ns // hour}h" + return fmt_timedelta(d) + + +@dataclass +class Slot: + interval: np.timedelta64 + actions: list[Action] = field(default_factory=list) + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + self.interval = as_timedelta(self.interval) + + +@dataclass +class RunSequence: + slots: list[Slot] + + def components_run(self) -> set[str]: + return { + a.component + for s in self.slots + for a in s.actions + if isinstance(a, RunAction) + } | { + a.mediator + for s in self.slots + for a in s.actions + if isinstance(a, MediateAction) + } + + def connections(self) -> list[ConnectAction]: + return [ + a for s in self.slots for a in s.actions if isinstance(a, ConnectAction) + ] + + def validate(self, components: dict, dt: DeltaLike) -> None: + """Check name resolution, cadence alignment, and completeness.""" + dt = as_timedelta(dt) + names = set(components) + + def check_name(name: str, what: str) -> None: + if name not in names: + raise SequenceError( + f"Run sequence references unknown {what} {name!r}." + + suggest(name, names) + + f" Known components: {sorted(names)}" + ) + + for slot in self.slots: + if not is_multiple(slot.interval, dt): + raise CadenceError("Run-sequence slot", str(slot.interval), str(dt)) + for action in slot.actions: + if isinstance(action, RunAction): + check_name(action.component, "component") + comp = components[action.component] + if comp.timestep != slot.interval: + raise CadenceError( + f"Component {action.component!r} (timestep " + f"{comp.timestep}) scheduled in a slot of", + str(slot.interval), + str(comp.timestep), + ) + elif isinstance(action, ConnectAction): + check_name(action.src, "connector source") + check_name(action.dst, "connector destination") + else: + check_name(action.mediator, "mediator") + med = components[action.mediator] + if med.timestep != slot.interval: + raise CadenceError( + f"Mediator {action.mediator!r} (timestep " + f"{med.timestep}) scheduled in a slot of", + str(slot.interval), + str(med.timestep), + ) + # every component must run somewhere + idle = names - self.components_run() + if idle: + raise SequenceError( + f"Components never run by the sequence: {sorted(idle)} β€” add a " + "RunAction (bare component name) to a slot matching their timestep" + ) + + def __str__(self) -> str: + lines = [] + for slot in self.slots: + lines.append(f"@{_fmt_interval(slot.interval)}") + lines.extend(f" {a}" for a in slot.actions) + lines.append("@") + return "\n".join(lines) + + +_SLOT_RE = re.compile(r"^@(\S+)?$") +_CONNECT_RE = re.compile(r"^(\w[\w.-]*)\s*->\s*(\w[\w.-]*)$") +_MEDIATE_RE = re.compile(r"^(\w[\w-]*)\.(\w+)$") +_RUN_RE = re.compile(r"^(\w[\w-]*)$") + + +def parse_run_sequence(text: str) -> RunSequence: + """Parse the NUOPC-flavored DSL into a RunSequence.""" + slots: list[Slot] = [] + current: Slot | None = None + for lineno, raw in enumerate(text.splitlines(), start=1): + line = raw.split("#", 1)[0].strip() + if not line: + continue + if m := _SLOT_RE.match(line): + if m.group(1): # "@6h" opens a slot; bare "@" closes the sequence + try: + current = Slot(as_timedelta(m.group(1))) + except ValueError as e: + raise SequenceError(f"Line {lineno}: {e}") from None + slots.append(current) + else: + current = None + continue + if current is None: + raise SequenceError( + f"Line {lineno}: action {line!r} outside any @interval slot" + ) + if m := _CONNECT_RE.match(line): + current.actions.append(ConnectAction(m.group(1), m.group(2))) + elif m := _MEDIATE_RE.match(line): + current.actions.append(MediateAction(m.group(1), m.group(2))) + elif m := _RUN_RE.match(line): + current.actions.append(RunAction(m.group(1))) + else: + raise SequenceError( + f"Line {lineno}: cannot parse {line!r} β€” expected 'name', " + "'src -> dst', or 'mediator.compute'" + ) + if not slots: + raise SequenceError("Run sequence is empty") + return RunSequence(slots) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6d89479c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Synthetic toy components for tests and demos. + +A deterministic two-component system with the DLESyM cadence structure: + +- fake atmosphere, 6 h step, 32x64 lat/lon grid, state [z1000, sst]: + z1000 <- z1000 + 1.0 + gain * 0.1 * sst (sst = imported SST) +- fake ocean, 48 h step, 16x32 lat/lon grid, state [sst, z48m]: + sst <- sst + gain * 0.01 * z48m (z48m = imported 48 h + mean of atmos z1000) + +With spatially-constant initial conditions every intermediate value is +hand-computable, which the end-to-end driver tests rely on. Pass +``gain=torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True)`` to check that gradients flow +across the exchange. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .component import CallableComponent + +ATMOS_GRID = (32, 64) +OCEAN_GRID = (16, 32) + + +def grid_coords(nlat: int, nlon: int) -> CoordSystem: + return OrderedDict( + { + "lat": np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, nlat), + "lon": np.linspace(0.0, 360.0, nlon, endpoint=False), + } + ) + + +def fake_atmos( + gain: torch.Tensor | float = 1.0, timestep: str = "6h" +) -> CallableComponent: + """Fast toy component: imports SST, exports z1000.""" + + def step(x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem): + z1000, sst = x[0], x[1] + z_next = z1000 + 1.0 + gain * 0.1 * sst + return torch.stack([z_next, sst]), coords + + return CallableComponent( + "atmos", + step, + timestep=timestep, + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + ) + + +def fake_ocean( + gain: torch.Tensor | float = 1.0, + timestep: str = "48h", + with_mask: bool = False, +) -> CallableComponent: + """Slow toy component: imports the 48 h mean of z1000, exports SST. + + With ``with_mask=True`` the exported SST carries a land mask covering the + northern half of the grid (True = valid ocean point). + """ + + def step(x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem): + sst, z48m = x[0], x[1] + sst_next = sst + gain * 0.01 * z48m + return torch.stack([sst_next, z48m]), coords + + export_masks = None + if with_mask: + mask = torch.ones(*OCEAN_GRID, dtype=torch.bool) + mask[: OCEAN_GRID[0] // 2, :] = False # northern half is land + export_masks = {"sea_surface_temperature": mask} + + return CallableComponent( + "ocean", + step, + timestep=timestep, + imports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"], + exports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + variable_aliases={"z48m": "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"}, + export_masks=export_masks, + ) + + +def atmos_ic( + z0: float = 0.0, sst0: float = 2.0 +) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), **grid_coords(*ATMOS_GRID)} + ) + x = torch.stack( + [torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, z0), torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, sst0)] + ) + return x, coords + + +def ocean_ic( + sst0: float = 2.0, z48m0: float = 0.0 +) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["sst", "z48m"]), **grid_coords(*OCEAN_GRID)} + ) + x = torch.stack( + [torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, sst0), torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, z48m0)] + ) + return x, coords diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/vertical.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/vertical.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8e128b049 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/vertical.py @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Vertical coordinate descriptors and differentiable level interpolation. + +Most earth2studio models encode pressure levels in variable names (z500, +t850) and never see this module. It exists for components with an explicit +"level" dimension β€” chiefly chemistry emulators on hybrid sigma-pressure +model levels (p_k = a_k + b_k * p_s) coupled to met components on pressure +levels. Interpolation is linear in log-pressure via torch.searchsorted and +gathers, so gradients flow through it (values, not indices). +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from dataclasses import dataclass + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .errors import VerticalMismatchError + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class PressureLevels: + """Constant pressure levels in hPa, ordered top to bottom (increasing).""" + + levels: tuple[float, ...] + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if list(self.levels) != sorted(self.levels): + raise ValueError("Pressure levels must be increasing (top to bottom)") + + def pressure_pa(self) -> np.ndarray: + return np.asarray(self.levels, dtype=np.float64) * 100.0 + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class HybridLevels: + """Hybrid sigma-pressure levels: p_k = a_k + b_k * p_s. + + `a` in Pa, `b` dimensionless, ordered top to bottom. `ps_field` names the + surface-pressure field (Pa) required to realize the levels; a Connector + performing a hybrid->pressure transform takes it from the source + component's exports automatically. + """ + + a: tuple[float, ...] + b: tuple[float, ...] + ps_field: str = "surface_pressure" + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if len(self.a) != len(self.b): + raise ValueError("Hybrid coefficients a and b must have equal length") + # Levels must be strictly increasing in pressure (top to bottom) for + # every plausible surface pressure, else interpolation would pair + # level slices with wrong pressures. p_k(ps) = a_k + b_k * ps is + # linear in ps, so strict monotonicity at both ends of the plausible + # Earth surface-pressure range [50000, 110000] Pa (high terrain to + # strong anticyclone) is sufficient for every ps inside that range; + # ps values outside it are re-checked at interpolation time. + for ps in (50000.0, 110000.0): + p = ( + np.asarray(self.a, dtype=np.float64) + + np.asarray(self.b, dtype=np.float64) * ps + ) + if np.any(np.diff(p) <= 0): + raise ValueError( + f"Hybrid coefficients a={list(self.a)}, b={list(self.b)} " + f"produce non-increasing pressures {p.tolist()} Pa at " + f"surface pressure {ps:.0f} Pa. Order a and b top to " + "bottom so p_k = a_k + b_k * ps strictly increases for " + "all surface pressures in [50000, 110000] Pa." + ) + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return len(self.a) + + +VerticalCoordinate = PressureLevels | HybridLevels + + +def _log_source_pressure( + vertical: VerticalCoordinate, + ps: torch.Tensor | None, + like: torch.Tensor, +) -> torch.Tensor: + """Log source pressure with shape (..., L) broadcastable to `like` + (which has the level axis moved to last).""" + if isinstance(vertical, PressureLevels): + p = torch.as_tensor( + vertical.pressure_pa(), dtype=like.dtype, device=like.device + ) + return torch.log(p).expand(like.shape) + if ps is None: + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"Hybrid->pressure interpolation requires the surface pressure " + f"field {vertical.ps_field!r}, which was not available" + ) + a = torch.as_tensor(vertical.a, dtype=like.dtype, device=like.device) + b = torch.as_tensor(vertical.b, dtype=like.dtype, device=like.device) + p = a + b * ps.to(dtype=like.dtype, device=like.device).unsqueeze(-1) + if torch.any(p <= 0): + raise VerticalMismatchError("Non-positive pressure from hybrid coefficients") + if torch.any(p[..., 1:] <= p[..., :-1]): + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"Hybrid levels a + b * ps are not strictly increasing along the " + f"level axis for the given surface pressure field " + f"{vertical.ps_field!r} β€” interpolation would pair level slices " + "with wrong pressures. Check that the hybrid coefficients a and b " + "are ordered top to bottom and that the surface pressure values " + "are physical (Pa)." + ) + return torch.log(p).expand(like.shape) + + +def interp_to_pressure( + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + src: VerticalCoordinate, + dst: PressureLevels, + ps: torch.Tensor | None = None, +) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + """Interpolate a field with a "level" dim onto constant pressure levels. + + Linear in log-pressure; clamped to the source column ends (no + extrapolation beyond top/bottom values). `ps` (Pa) must broadcast to the + field with the level dim removed and is required for hybrid sources. For + :class:`PressureLevels` sources the data's ``level`` coordinate (hPa) + must match `src.levels` exactly, so the level axis is guaranteed to be + paired with the declared pressures. + """ + if "level" not in coords: + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"interp_to_pressure: coords have no 'level' dim ({list(coords)})" + ) + if isinstance(src, PressureLevels): + lev = np.asarray(coords["level"], dtype=np.float64) + src_lev = np.asarray(src.levels, dtype=np.float64) + if lev.shape != src_lev.shape or not np.allclose(lev, src_lev): + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"interp_to_pressure: data 'level' coordinate {lev.tolist()} " + f"does not match the declared PressureLevels source " + f"{list(src.levels)} (hPa). Reorder the data so levels " + "increase top to bottom, or fix the source component's " + "export_vertical declaration to match its 'level' coordinate." + ) + if isinstance(src, PressureLevels) and tuple(src.levels) == tuple(dst.levels): + return x, coords + lev_axis = list(coords).index("level") + n_src = len(coords["level"]) + xp = x.movedim(lev_axis, -1) # (..., L) + if n_src != xp.shape[-1]: + raise VerticalMismatchError( + f"'level' coord length {n_src} != tensor level size {xp.shape[-1]}" + ) + logp_src = _log_source_pressure(src, ps, xp) + logp_dst = torch.log( + torch.as_tensor(dst.pressure_pa(), dtype=xp.dtype, device=xp.device) + ).expand(*xp.shape[:-1], len(dst.levels)) + + idx_hi = torch.searchsorted(logp_src.contiguous(), logp_dst.contiguous()) + idx_hi = idx_hi.clamp(1, xp.shape[-1] - 1) + idx_lo = idx_hi - 1 + x_lo = torch.gather(xp, -1, idx_lo) + x_hi = torch.gather(xp, -1, idx_hi) + p_lo = torch.gather(logp_src, -1, idx_lo) + p_hi = torch.gather(logp_src, -1, idx_hi) + w = ((logp_dst - p_lo) / (p_hi - p_lo)).clamp(0.0, 1.0) + out = x_lo * (1.0 - w) + x_hi * w + + out = out.movedim(-1, lev_axis) + new_coords = OrderedDict(coords) + new_coords["level"] = np.asarray(dst.levels, dtype=np.float64) + return out, new_coords diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..18931fa27 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Running a Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean System +========================================= + +The core nvcoupler workflow on synthetic components. + +This example builds the smallest complete coupled system: a fast "atmosphere" +(6 h step, 32x64 grid) and a slow "ocean" (48 h step, 16x32 grid) exchanging +fields through a trailing-average mediator, exactly the cadence structure of +DLESyM. Every number below is hand-computable. + +In this example you will learn: + +- How to declare components with imports/exports by standard name +- How the run-sequence DSL schedules runs and exchanges +- How the Driver validates and executes the coupled loop +- How to inspect exchanges (probe) and collect results as xarray +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# "matplotlib", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# Set Up +# ------ +# The toy components live in ``earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing``. The +# atmosphere steps ``z1000 += 1 + 0.1 * sst`` and imports SST; the ocean +# steps ``sst += 0.01 * z48m`` and imports the trailing 48 h mean of z1000. +# Grids differ, so the connector regrids automatically. + +import os + +os.makedirs("outputs", exist_ok=True) + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +atmos = fake_atmos() # 6h step, exports geopotential_at_1000hpa, imports SST +ocean = fake_ocean() # 48h step, exports sea_surface_temperature +med = nvc.TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + +print(atmos) +print(ocean) +print(med) + +# %% +# The Run Sequence +# ---------------- +# NUOPC-style: one slot per cadence, actions in order. Placing +# ``ocean -> atmos`` *before* ``atmos`` makes the coupling lagged β€” the +# atmosphere always sees the ocean's most recent completed state. + +SEQUENCE = """ +@6h + atmos -> med # accumulate z1000 into the mediator + ocean -> atmos # lagged SST forcing + atmos +@48h + med.compute # reduce the 48h window + med -> ocean # hand the mean to the ocean + ocean +@ +""" + +# %% +# Execute the Coupled Loop +# ------------------------ +# The Driver validates everything at initialize (names, cadences, field +# matching, units) and then runs 96 hours: 16 atmosphere steps, 2 ocean +# steps, 2 mediator reductions. + +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, + sequence=SEQUENCE, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] (in-memory collection) + +print(f"atmos ran {atmos.run_count}x, ocean {ocean.run_count}x, med {med.run_count}x") + +# %% +# Inspect the Results +# ------------------- +# Expected values: z grows 1.2/step under SST=2, so z(48h)=9.6; the first +# 48h mean is 4.2, giving sst=2.042; z then grows 1.2042/step to +# z(96h)=19.2336, and sst(96h)=2.180147. + +z = datasets["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] +sst = datasets["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"] +zmean = datasets["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + +print("\ntime series (area means):") +print(f"{'time':>20} {'z1000':>10} {'sst':>10}") +for t in z.time.values: + z_t = float(z.sel(time=t).mean()) + row = f"{str(t)[:16]:>20} {z_t:>10.4f}" + if t in sst.time.values: + row += f" {float(sst.sel(time=t).mean()):>10.6f}" + print(row) +print(f"\n48h means from the mediator: {zmean.mean(('lat', 'lon')).values}") + +# %% +# Plot the Coupled Time Series +# ---------------------------- +# The same area means, visualized: z1000 grows a little faster after each +# 48 h coupling event because the ocean warms in response to the mean z1000 +# it received β€” the coupling feedback is visible as the kinks at 48 h/96 h. + +import matplotlib.pyplot as plt + +fig, (ax0, ax1) = plt.subplots(2, 1, figsize=(8, 6), sharex=True) + +ax0.plot(z.time, z.mean(("lat", "lon")), "o-", color="tab:blue") +ax0.set_ylabel("z1000 area mean") +ax0.set_title("Coupled toy system: 6 h atmosphere, 48 h ocean") + +ax1.plot(sst.time, sst.mean(("lat", "lon")), "s-", color="tab:red") +ax1.set_ylabel("sst area mean") +ax1.set_xlabel("time") + +fig.autofmt_xdate() +plt.tight_layout() +plt.savefig("outputs/01_coupled_toy_timeseries.jpg") + +# %% +# Probe an Exchange +# ----------------- +# Every connector remembers the last fields it moved β€” useful when a coupled +# run misbehaves and you need to see what actually crossed the interface. + +transfer = driver.probe("ocean->atmos") +f = transfer["sea_surface_temperature"] +print(f"last ocean->atmos transfer: {f}") +print(f"regridded to the atmos grid: {tuple(f.data.shape)}") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1819c4c7b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Coupling Order as a One-Line Experiment +======================================= + +Lagged vs sequential coupling by reordering run-sequence actions. + +In physical coupled modeling, whether the atmosphere sees the ocean state +from *this* coupling step (sequential/implicit-ish) or the *previous* one +(lagged/explicit) is an architectural decision baked deep into the coupler. +In nvcoupler it is one line of the run sequence: a ConnectAction placed +before the destination's RunAction in a slot is lagged; after, sequential. + +In this example you will learn: + +- How action order inside a slot defines coupling semantics +- How to run the same system twice under both orderings +- Why the two differ by exactly one coupling window (hand-computable) +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# Two Sequences, One Line Apart +# ----------------------------- +# The SST hand-off to the atmosphere is confined to the 48 h slot so the +# orderings are cleanly comparable. Only the position of ``ocean -> atmos`` +# changes. + +import numpy as np + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +LAGGED = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + ocean -> atmos # BEFORE the ocean runs: atmos gets the OLD sst + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + +SEQUENTIAL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean + ocean -> atmos # AFTER the ocean runs: atmos gets the FRESH sst +@ +""" + + +def run(sequence: str) -> float: + driver = nvc.Driver( + { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": nvc.TrailingAverageMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + ), + }, + sequence=sequence, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + ds = driver.run() + return float(ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1].mean()) + + +# %% +# Compare +# ------- +# Hand computation: at 48 h the ocean updates SST from 2.0 to 2.042. Under +# the lagged ordering the atmosphere is forced by SST=2.0 for the next 8 +# steps; under the sequential ordering by 2.042. The difference in final +# z1000 is exactly 8 steps x 0.1 x 0.042 = 0.0336. + +z_lagged = run(LAGGED) +z_sequential = run(SEQUENTIAL) + +print(f"z1000(96h) lagged: {z_lagged:.4f}") +print(f"z1000(96h) sequential: {z_sequential:.4f}") +print(f"difference: {z_sequential - z_lagged:.4f}") +print(f"expected 8*0.1*0.042 = {8 * 0.1 * 0.042:.4f}") +if not np.isclose(z_sequential - z_lagged, 8 * 0.1 * 0.042, atol=1e-5): + raise ValueError("coupling-order difference does not match the analytic value") +print("\ncoupling-order experiment reproduced the analytic difference βœ“") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..51ec7ff04 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py @@ -0,0 +1,171 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Weather-to-Impact Chains with Accumulation Mediators +==================================================== + +Feeding an impact model with accumulated weather quantities. + +Impact models (flood, crop, energy, fire) rarely want instantaneous fields β€” +they want precipitation *sums*, temperature *maxima*, degree days. The +AccumulationMediator produces exactly these, declared through CF-style +cell-method entries in the field dictionary, and any Python function can be +the impact model via CallableComponent (it does not need to be ML). + +In this example you will learn: + +- How to register derived fields with a CellMethod (no suffix parsing) +- How sum and max reductions accumulate on the fast cadence +- How a downstream impact component consumes the derived fields +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# A Toy Weather Component +# ----------------------- +# Exports 6 h precipitation (1.0 kg m-2 every step) and 2 m temperature +# (steps upward 1 K per step from 280 K) on a 6 h cadence. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +GRID = (16, 32) + + +def weather_step(x, coords): + tp06, t2m = x[0], x[1] + return torch.stack([tp06, t2m + 1.0]), coords + + +weather = nvc.CallableComponent( + "weather", + weather_step, + timestep="6h", + exports=["total_precipitation_6h", "air_temperature_2m"], +) + +# %% +# Derived Fields via CellMethod +# ----------------------------- +# ``total_precipitation_48h_sum`` and ``air_temperature_2m_24h_max`` ship in +# the default dictionary; here is what registering one looks like. The +# mediator reads the base field, reduction, and window off the entry β€” +# nothing is inferred from name strings. + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + +entry = DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("total_precipitation_48h_sum") +print(f"{entry.standard_name}: {entry.cell_method}") + +precip_sum = nvc.AccumulationMediator("psum", ["total_precipitation_48h_sum"]) +t2m_max = nvc.AccumulationMediator("tmax", ["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"]) + +# %% +# A (Non-ML) Impact Model +# ----------------------- +# A trivial flood index: 0.1 x the 48 h precipitation sum. The index field is +# registered in a per-component dictionary copy; the imported sum arrives as +# a state variable (the default VariableOverwriteAdapter pattern). + +d = nvc.FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +d.register(nvc.FieldEntry("flood_risk_index", "", "toy flood index")) + + +def flood_step(x, coords): + _index, p48 = x[0], x[1] + return torch.stack([0.1 * p48, p48]), coords + + +flood = nvc.CallableComponent( + "flood", + flood_step, + timestep="48h", + imports=["total_precipitation_48h_sum"], + exports=["flood_risk_index"], + variable_aliases={ + "findex": "flood_risk_index", + "p48": "total_precipitation_48h_sum", + }, + dictionary=d, +) + +# %% +# Wire and Run the Chain +# ---------------------- +# weather (6h) feeds both mediators every step; the flood model runs on the +# 48 h cadence after the precip sum lands; the t2m max reduces every 24 h. + +SEQUENCE = """ +@6h + weather -> psum + weather -> tmax + weather +@24h + tmax.compute +@48h + psum.compute + psum -> flood + flood +@ +""" + +ic_weather = ( + torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 1.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["tp06", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), +) +ic_flood = ( + torch.zeros(2, *GRID), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["findex", "p48"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), +) + +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"weather": weather, "psum": precip_sum, "tmax": t2m_max, "flood": flood}, + sequence=SEQUENCE, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), +) +# Note: initialize logs warnings that tmax's and flood's exports have no +# consumer β€” correct here, they are the chain's terminal outputs. +driver.initialize({"weather": ic_weather, "flood": ic_flood}) +ds = driver.run() + +# %% +# Check the Numbers +# ----------------- +# 8 samples of 1.0 kg m-2 per 48 h window -> sum 8.0 -> flood index 0.8. +# t2m rises 1 K/step; the max over each 24 h window is the last sample. + +psum_series = ds["psum"]["total_precipitation_48h_sum"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values +tmax_series = ds["tmax"]["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values +flood_series = ds["flood"]["flood_risk_index"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values + +print(f"48h precip sums: {psum_series}") +print(f"24h t2m maxima: {tmax_series}") +print(f"flood risk index: {flood_series}") +if not np.allclose(psum_series, 8.0) or not np.allclose(flood_series[1:], 0.8): + raise ValueError("impact chain did not reproduce the analytic values") +print("\nimpact chain produced the analytic values βœ“") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6337bb11d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Vertical Coupling for Chemistry Models +====================================== + +Hybrid sigma-pressure to pressure-level interpolation in a connector. + +Chemistry emulators typically live on hybrid model levels +(p_k = a_k + b_k * p_s) while meteorology components export pressure-level +fields β€” or vice versa. When source and destination declare different +vertical coordinates for a field with a "level" dimension, the connector +interpolates linearly in log-pressure, pulling the surface-pressure field +from the source's exports automatically. + +Most earth2studio models encode levels in variable names (z500, t850) and +never touch this machinery. + +In this example you will learn: + +- How components declare export/import vertical coordinates +- How the connector auto-resolves the surface-pressure dependency +- What the failure mode looks like when ps is missing +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# Source on Hybrid Levels +# ----------------------- +# A "met" component exports ozone on 3 hybrid levels. With surface pressure +# 1000 hPa the levels realize at 300 / 700 / 1000 hPa. The ozone profile is +# f = log(p), so interpolation results are exact and checkable. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +NLAT, NLON = 8, 16 +PS = 100000.0 # Pa + +d = nvc.FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +d.register(nvc.FieldEntry("ozone_mixing_ratio", "kg kg-1", aliases=frozenset({"o3"}))) + +hybrid = nvc.HybridLevels(a=(30000.0, 20000.0, 0.0), b=(0.0, 0.5, 1.0)) +target = nvc.PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) + + +def identity(x, coords): + return x, coords + + +met = nvc.CallableComponent( + "met", + identity, + "6h", + exports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + export_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": hybrid}, + dictionary=d, +) +chem = nvc.CallableComponent( + "chem", + identity, + "6h", + imports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + import_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": target}, + dictionary=d, +) + +# %% +# Initialize and Exchange +# ----------------------- +# The met component publishes ozone = log(p) columns plus the surface +# pressure field the hybrid transform needs. + +grid = grid_coords(NLAT, NLON) +p_src = np.array(hybrid.a) + np.array(hybrid.b) * PS # [30000, 70000, 100000] Pa +o3 = ( + torch.tensor(np.log(p_src), dtype=torch.float64) + .view(1, 3, 1, 1) + .expand(1, 3, NLAT, NLON) + .clone() +) +clock = nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") +met.realize(clock) +chem.realize(clock) +met.initialize( + o3, OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.arange(3.0), **grid}) +) +met.export_state.add( + nvc.Field( + torch.full((NLAT, NLON), PS, dtype=torch.float64), + OrderedDict(grid), + "surface_pressure", + "Pa", + valid_time=clock.start, + source="met", + ) +) +chem.initialize( + torch.zeros(1, 2, NLAT, NLON, dtype=torch.float64), + OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.array([500.0, 850.0]), **grid} + ), +) + +conn = nvc.Connector(met, chem, fields=["ozone_mixing_ratio"]) +conn.execute(clock.start) + +# %% +# Verify Exactness +# ---------------- +# Linear-in-log-p interpolation of f = log(p) must return log(p_target). + +got = chem.import_state["ozone_mixing_ratio"] +expected = np.log(np.array([50000.0, 85000.0])) +print(f"received on levels {list(got.coords['level'])} hPa") +print(f"column values: {got.data[:, 0, 0].numpy()}") +print(f"expected: {expected}") +if not np.allclose(got.data[:, 0, 0].numpy(), expected): + raise ValueError("hybrid -> pressure interpolation did not match log(p)") +print("hybrid -> pressure interpolation exact βœ“") + +# %% +# The Failure Mode +# ---------------- +# Remove surface pressure from the source and the connector refuses with a +# fix, at the exchange β€” not as NaNs three days into a rollout. + +del met.export_state["surface_pressure"] +try: + nvc.Connector(met, chem, fields=["ozone_mixing_ratio"]).execute(clock.start) +except nvc.VerticalMismatchError as e: + print(f"\nVerticalMismatchError: {e}") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f95267bd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Gradients Across the Exchange: Coupled Fine-Tuning +================================================== + +Backpropagating a coupled-rollout loss into both components. + +Separately-trained emulators drift when coupled: each was trained against +truth forcing, not against the other model's imperfect output. The remedy is +coupled fine-tuning β€” optimizing both models jointly on coupled rollouts. +nvcoupler's exchange path (regrid gathers, mediator reductions, functional +import injection) is autograd-clean end to end, and ``driver.rollout()`` +keeps the graph, so a loss on one component's final state reaches the +parameters of every component upstream through the exchanges. + +This example fine-tunes the two scalar "physics" parameters of the toy +system so the 96 h coupled forecast hits a target. The point is not the toy +optimization β€” it is that gradients cross the coupler. + +In this example you will learn: + +- How rollout() differs from run()/steps() (graph kept vs inference mode) +- How to verify gradients reach parameters through the exchange +- The shape of a minimal coupled training step +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# Trainable Components +# -------------------- +# Each toy takes a gain parameter inside its step function. gain_ocean can +# influence the atmosphere ONLY through the exchange chain: +# ocean sst -> connector regrid -> import injection -> atmos step. + +import torch + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +SEQUENCE = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + +gain_atmos = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) +gain_ocean = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + + +def coupled_forecast() -> torch.Tensor: + """One 96 h coupled rollout; returns the final mean z1000 (graph kept).""" + driver = nvc.Driver( + { + "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=gain_atmos), + "ocean": fake_ocean(gain=gain_ocean), + "med": nvc.TrailingAverageMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + ), + }, + sequence=SEQUENCE, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + collect=False, + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + states = driver.rollout(16) # full 96h, autograd graph retained + return states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data.mean() + + +# %% +# Gradients Cross the Coupler +# --------------------------- +# With gains at 1.0 the forecast lands at 19.2336 (see example 01). A loss on +# the atmosphere's final state produces nonzero gradients for BOTH gains β€” +# the ocean's only route to the loss is through two connectors and the +# mediator. + +with torch.enable_grad(): + z96 = coupled_forecast() + z96.backward() + +print(f"z1000(96h) = {z96.item():.4f}") +print(f"d(loss)/d(gain_atmos) = {gain_atmos.grad.item():.4f}") +print(f"d(loss)/d(gain_ocean) = {gain_ocean.grad.item():.6f}") +if gain_atmos.grad == 0 or gain_ocean.grad == 0: + raise ValueError("a gradient failed to cross the exchange path") +print("gradients reached both components through the exchange βœ“\n") + +# %% +# A Minimal Coupled Training Loop +# ------------------------------- +# Fine-tune both gains so the coupled forecast hits z1000(96h) = 25. Each +# iteration rebuilds the system from the same initial conditions (a fresh +# clock) and takes one optimizer step β€” the skeleton of coupled fine-tuning. + +TARGET = 25.0 +optimizer = torch.optim.Adam([gain_atmos, gain_ocean], lr=0.1) + +for it in range(60): + optimizer.zero_grad() + with torch.enable_grad(): + z96 = coupled_forecast() + loss = (z96 - TARGET) ** 2 + loss.backward() + optimizer.step() + if it % 10 == 0 or it == 59: + print( + f"iter {it:2d}: z96 = {z96.item():7.4f} loss = {loss.item():9.5f} " + f"gains = ({gain_atmos.item():.4f}, {gain_ocean.item():.4f})" + ) + +if abs(z96.item() - TARGET) >= 0.5: + raise ValueError("coupled fine-tuning failed to reach the target forecast") +print(f"\ncoupled system fine-tuned to the target ({z96.item():.3f} β‰ˆ {TARGET}) βœ“") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst new file mode 100644 index 000000000..643789af7 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +.. _nvcoupler_examples: + +Coupling (nvcoupler) +-------------------- + +Examples for nvcoupler, the NUOPC/ESMF-inspired coupling framework for AI +Earth-system inference. All examples run on synthetic toy components β€” no +model weights, GPU, or network access required β€” and each prints +hand-verifiable numbers. They cover the coupled atmos/ocean loop, coupling +order experiments, impact chains via accumulation mediators, vertical +(hybrid to pressure) coupling for chemistry, and gradient flow across the +exchange for coupled fine-tuning. diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a0f40b346 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Tests for the UX layer: couple() auto-wiring, coupled(), describe(). + +The auto-wired toy system must reproduce, action for action, the hand-built +lagged DSL of test_driver.py, so the same hand-computed expectations apply: +z(96h) = 19.2336 and sst(96h) = 2.180147. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch +import xarray as xr + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.api import couple, coupled, describe, describe_html +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import ( + AmbiguousCouplingError, + UnmatchedImportError, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import AccumulationMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( + ATMOS_GRID, + OCEAN_GRID, + atmos_ic, + fake_atmos, + fake_ocean, + ocean_ic, +) + +T0 = "2024-01-01" +T96 = "2024-01-05" + + +def test_couple_matches_hand_built_dsl(): + # No mediator passed: couple() must synthesize one from the CellMethod of + # geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean, which fake_ocean imports. + driver = couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start=T0, stop=T96) + + mediators = [ + c for c in driver.components.values() if isinstance(c, AccumulationMediator) + ] + assert len(mediators) == 1 + med = mediators[0] + assert med.name.startswith("med_") + assert med.export_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert med.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + + # dt defaults to the GCD of 6h and 48h + assert driver.clock.dt == np.timedelta64(6, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") + + # sequence has the canonical lagged shape of test_driver.LAGGED_DSL + expected = "\n".join( + [ + "@6h", + f" atmos -> {med.name}", + " ocean -> atmos", + " atmos", + "@48h", + f" {med.name}.compute", + f" {med.name} -> ocean", + " ocean", + "@", + ] + ) + assert str(driver.sequence) == expected + + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + driver.run() + z = driver.components["atmos"].export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 19.2336), atol=1e-4) + sst = driver.components["ocean"].export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, 2.180147), atol=1e-4) + + +def test_ambiguous_exports_raise(): + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + ocean2 = CallableComponent( + "ocean2", + step, + timestep="48h", + imports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"], + exports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + variable_aliases={"z48m": "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"}, + ) + with pytest.raises(AmbiguousCouplingError, match="sea_surface_temperature"): + couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), ocean2, start=T0, stop=T96) + + +def test_unmatched_import_raises_with_available_exports(): + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + # imports air_temperature_2m: no exporter, and no cell_method to + # synthesize a mediator from + lonely = CallableComponent( + "lonely", + step, + timestep="6h", + imports=["air_temperature_2m"], + exports=["mean_sea_level_pressure"], + ) + other = CallableComponent( + "other", step, timestep="6h", exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + ) + with pytest.raises(UnmatchedImportError) as err: + couple(other, lonely, start=T0, stop=T96) + msg = str(err.value) + assert "air_temperature_2m" in msg + assert "geopotential_at_1000hpa" in msg # available exports listed + + +def test_unmatched_derived_import_without_base_exporter_raises(): + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + # ocean imports the 48h mean but nobody exports the base field + with pytest.raises(UnmatchedImportError, match="geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"): + couple( + fake_ocean(), + CallableComponent( + "other", step, timestep="6h", exports=["mean_sea_level_pressure"] + ), + start=T0, + stop=T96, + ) + + +def test_describe_pre_initialize(): + driver = couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start=T0, stop=T96) + text = describe(driver) # must work BEFORE initialize + assert "atmos" in text + assert "ocean" in text + assert "6h" in text + assert "2D" in text # 48h cadence formatted by fmt_timedelta + assert "->" in text + assert "sea_surface_temperature" in text + assert "constant" in text # time policy column + assert "lagged" in text + # run sequence section present + assert "@6h" in text and "@48h" in text + + html = describe_html(driver) + assert "atmos" in html and "ocean" in html + assert "nvc-box" in html and "→" in html + + # still works after initialize + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + assert "atmos" in describe(driver) + + +def test_coupled_end_to_end(): + ds = coupled( + T0, + T96, + [fake_atmos(), fake_ocean()], + ics={"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}, + verbose=False, + ) + assert isinstance(ds["atmos"], xr.Dataset) + z = ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert z.dims == ("time", "lat", "lon") + assert z.shape == (17, 32, 64) + assert np.allclose(z.values[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4) + sst = ds["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst.shape == (3, 16, 32) + assert np.allclose(sst.values[-1], 2.180147, atol=1e-4) + + +def test_coupled_accepts_nsteps_and_dict(): + ds = coupled( + T0, + 16, # 16 x 6h = 96h + {"atmos": fake_atmos(), "ocean": fake_ocean()}, + ics={"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}, + verbose=False, + ) + assert np.allclose( + ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4 + ) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..910a94b09 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Alarm, Clock, as_timedelta, is_multiple +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CadenceError + + +def test_as_timedelta_parsing(): + assert as_timedelta("6h") == np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert as_timedelta("2D") == np.timedelta64(2, "D") + assert as_timedelta("2d") == np.timedelta64(2, "D") + assert as_timedelta(np.timedelta64(30, "m")) == np.timedelta64(30, "m") + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + as_timedelta("h6") + + +def test_bare_int_timedelta_rejected(): + # finding 2e: a unit-less number is ambiguous (hours? steps?) β€” reject it + # with an actionable message instead of a TypeError deep in numpy + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="'6h'"): + as_timedelta(6) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="np.timedelta64"): + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", 6) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="'6h'"): + Alarm(24) + + +def test_clock_iteration(): + clock = Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h") + assert clock.n_steps == 16 + times = list(clock) + assert len(times) == 16 + assert times[0] == np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06:00") + assert times[-1] == np.datetime64("2024-01-05T00:00") + assert clock.done() + with pytest.raises(StopIteration): + clock.advance() + clock.reset() + assert clock.current == np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + assert len(clock.times()) == 17 # includes start + + +def test_clock_validation(): + with pytest.raises(CadenceError): + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02T01:00", "6h") # span not multiple of dt + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + Clock("2024-01-02", "2024-01-01", "6h") # stop before start + + +def test_alarm_cadences(): + start = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + fast = Alarm("6h") + slow = Alarm("48h") + clock = Clock(start, "2024-01-05", "6h") + fast_rings = sum(fast.is_ringing(t, start) for t in clock) + clock.reset() + slow_rings = sum(slow.is_ringing(t, start) for t in clock) + assert fast_rings == 16 # every step over 96h + assert slow_rings == 2 # at 48h and 96h + # alarms also ring at t=start (step 0 / initialization) + assert fast.is_ringing(start, start) and slow.is_ringing(start, start) + + +def test_alarm_offset(): + start = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + offset = Alarm("24h", offset="6h") + assert not offset.is_ringing(start, start) # before offset + assert offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06:00"), start) + assert offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-02T06:00"), start) + assert not offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-02T00:00"), start) + + +def test_is_multiple(): + assert is_multiple(np.timedelta64(48, "h"), np.timedelta64(6, "h")) + assert not is_multiple(np.timedelta64(7, "h"), np.timedelta64(6, "h")) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..76c4913c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py @@ -0,0 +1,285 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import ( + ConditioningKwargAdapter, + ExtraTensorAdapter, + PrognosticComponent, + VariableOverwriteAdapter, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CadenceError, CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field, State +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( + atmos_ic, + fake_atmos, + fake_ocean, + grid_coords, + ocean_ic, +) + + +def _sst_import(value=3.0, nlat=32, nlon=64): + return State( + "imports", + [ + Field( + torch.full((nlat, nlon), value), + grid_coords(nlat, nlon), + "sea_surface_temperature", + "K", + ) + ], + ) + + +class TestVariableOverwriteAdapter: + def test_inject_overwrites_slice(self): + x, coords = atmos_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=2.0) + out = VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( + x, coords, _sst_import(5.0), {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"} + ) + assert torch.all(out[1] == 5.0) # sst slice overwritten + assert torch.all(out[0] == 0.0) # z1000 untouched + assert torch.all(x[1] == 2.0) # original not mutated + + def test_missing_variable_raises(self): + x, coords = atmos_ic() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not a state variable"): + VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( + x, coords, _sst_import(), {"sea_surface_temperature": "nope"} + ) + + def test_gradient_flows_through_injection(self): + x, coords = atmos_ic() + sst = torch.full((32, 64), 5.0, requires_grad=True) + imports = State( + "imports", + [Field(sst, grid_coords(32, 64), "sea_surface_temperature", "K")], + ) + out = VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( + x, coords, imports, {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"} + ) + out.sum().backward() + assert sst.grad is not None and torch.all(sst.grad == 1.0) + + +class TestOtherAdapters: + def test_conditioning_kwarg(self): + captured = {} + + class Model: + def call_with_conditioning( + self, x, coords, conditioning, conditioning_coords + ): + captured["conditioning"] = conditioning + captured["coords"] = conditioning_coords + return x, coords + + x, coords = atmos_ic() + adapter = ConditioningKwargAdapter() + adapter(Model(), x, coords, _sst_import(7.0), {}) + assert torch.all(captured["conditioning"] == 7.0) + assert list(captured["coords"]) == ["variable", "lat", "lon"] + + def test_extra_tensor(self): + captured = {} + + def model(x, coords, coupling): + captured["coupling"] = coupling + return x, coords + + x, coords = atmos_ic() + ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, x, coords, _sst_import(9.0), {}) + assert torch.all(captured["coupling"] == 9.0) + + def test_multiple_imports_require_explicit_field_order(self): + # channel order is model-sensitive; alphabetical stacking would run + # fine and predict garbage, so >1 import without field_order= must fail + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + + imports = State( + "imports", + [ + Field( + torch.ones(8, 16), + grid_coords(8, 16), + "sea_surface_temperature", + "K", + ), + Field(torch.ones(8, 16), grid_coords(8, 16), "air_temperature_2m", "K"), + ], + ) + x, coords = atmos_ic() + model = lambda x, coords, coupling: (x, coords) # noqa: E731 + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="field_order"): + ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, x, coords, imports, {}) + # explicit order works, and is honored (not alphabetical) + captured = {} + + def capture(x, coords, coupling): + captured["coupling"] = coupling + return x, coords + + ExtraTensorAdapter( + field_order=["sea_surface_temperature", "air_temperature_2m"] + )(capture, x, coords, imports, {}) + assert captured["coupling"].shape[0] == 2 + # unknown name in field_order is rejected + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not in the"): + ExtraTensorAdapter(field_order=["nope"])(model, x, coords, imports, {}) + + +class TestCallableComponent: + def test_toy_atmos_step_arithmetic(self): + atmos = fake_atmos() + clock = Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") + atmos.realize(clock) + atmos.initialize(*atmos_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=2.0)) + # export seeded at t0 for lagged coupling + assert atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].valid_time == clock.start + + t1 = clock.advance() + atmos.run(t1) + # z = 0 + 1 + 0.1*2 = 1.2 (no import set; state sst used) + z = atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full((32, 64), 1.2)) + assert z.valid_time == t1 and z.source == "atmos" + + # inject an import and step again: z = 1.2 + 1 + 0.1*10 = 3.2 + atmos.import_state.add(_sst_import(10.0)["sea_surface_temperature"]) + atmos.run(clock.advance()) + assert torch.allclose( + atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data, + torch.full((32, 64), 3.2), + ) + + def test_ocean_mask_export(self): + ocean = fake_ocean(with_mask=True) + ocean.realize(Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-03", "48h")) + ocean.initialize(*ocean_ic()) + sst = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst.mask is not None + assert not sst.mask[0, 0] and sst.mask[-1, -1] + + def test_cadence_validation(self): + atmos = fake_atmos(timestep="6h") + with pytest.raises(CadenceError): + atmos.realize(Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "4h")) + + def test_run_before_initialize_raises(self): + atmos = fake_atmos() + atmos.realize(Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h")) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not initialized"): + atmos.run(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06:00")) + + def test_advertise(self): + ocean = fake_ocean() + imports, exports = ocean.advertise() + assert imports == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert exports == ["sea_surface_temperature"] + + +class MockPrognostic: + """Minimal PrognosticModel: two variables, 6h step, +1 per step.""" + + def __init__(self): + self._in = OrderedDict( + { + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), + **grid_coords(8, 16), + } + ) + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in self._in.items()}) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(6, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + return x + 1.0, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +class TestPrognosticComponent: + def test_timestep_and_exports_inferred(self): + comp = PrognosticComponent("mock", MockPrognostic()) + assert comp.timestep == np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert set(comp.export_names) == { + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + "sea_surface_temperature", + } + + def test_rollout_and_publish(self): + comp = PrognosticComponent( + "mock", MockPrognostic(), imports=["sea_surface_temperature"] + ) + clock = Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") + comp.realize(clock) + ic = MockPrognostic().input_coords() + comp.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 2, 8, 16), ic) + for t in clock: + comp.run(t) + assert comp.run_count == 4 + z = comp.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + # exports are exchange-shaped: singleton lead_time squeezed away + assert list(z.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + assert z.data.shape == (8, 16) + assert torch.all(z.data == 4.0) + assert z.valid_time == np.datetime64("2024-01-02") + # the internal model state keeps the full model dims + x, coords = comp.state + assert list(coords) == ["lead_time", "variable", "lat", "lon"] + assert x.shape == (1, 2, 8, 16) + + def test_multi_window_needs_next_input(self): + class TwoWindow(MockPrognostic): + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = super().output_coords(input_coords) + out["lead_time"] = np.array( + [np.timedelta64(6, "h"), np.timedelta64(12, "h")] + ) + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + return torch.cat([x, x]), self.output_coords(coords) + + comp = PrognosticComponent("two", TwoWindow(), timestep="6h") + comp.realize(Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h")) + comp.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 2, 8, 16), MockPrognostic().input_coords()) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="next_input"): + comp.run(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06:00")) + + def test_publish_missing_export_raises(self): + comp = PrognosticComponent( + "mock", MockPrognostic(), exports=["air_temperature_2m"] + ) + comp.realize(Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h")) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="advertises export"): + comp.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 2, 8, 16), MockPrognostic().input_coords()) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d96e5de69 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""YAML config round-trip tests on the synthetic coupled system.""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import yaml + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock, as_timedelta +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.config import from_yaml, to_yaml +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CellMethod, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import ( + AccumulationMediator, + TrailingAverageMediator, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +T0 = "2024-01-01" +T96 = "2024-01-05" + +DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + + +def make_tagged_driver(): + """The test_driver.py toy system, with yaml_spec-tagged toy components.""" + atmos = fake_atmos(gain=1.0) + atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, + } + ocean = fake_ocean(gain=1.0) + ocean.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_ocean", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "48h"}, + } + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + return Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, DSL, Clock(T0, T96, "6h") + ) + + +def run_all(driver): + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + return driver.run() + + +def test_round_trip_identical_outputs(tmp_path): + driver = make_tagged_driver() + path = tmp_path / "system.yaml" + text = to_yaml(driver, path=path) + assert path.read_text() == text + + rebuilt = from_yaml(path) + assert sorted(rebuilt.components) == sorted(driver.components) + assert str(rebuilt.sequence) == str(driver.sequence) + assert rebuilt.clock.start == driver.clock.start + assert rebuilt.clock.stop == driver.clock.stop + assert rebuilt.clock.dt == driver.clock.dt + + ds_a = run_all(driver) + ds_b = run_all(rebuilt) + for comp in ("atmos", "ocean", "med"): + for var in ds_a[comp].data_vars: + assert np.array_equal(ds_a[comp][var].values, ds_b[comp][var].values) + # sanity anchor from the hand-computed driver tests + assert np.allclose( + ds_b["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4 + ) + + +def test_from_yaml_accepts_text_and_path(tmp_path): + driver = make_tagged_driver() + text = to_yaml(driver) + rebuilt = from_yaml(text) # text, not a path + assert sorted(rebuilt.components) == ["atmos", "med", "ocean"] + + +def test_closure_component_without_yaml_spec_raises(): + driver = make_tagged_driver() + del driver.components["atmos"].yaml_spec + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="yaml_spec"): + to_yaml(driver) + + +def test_mediator_window_serialized_as_string(): + driver = make_tagged_driver() + doc = yaml.safe_load(to_yaml(driver)) + window = doc["components"]["med"]["kwargs"]["window"] + assert isinstance(window, str) + assert as_timedelta(window) == np.timedelta64(48, "h") + + +def test_custom_dictionary_entry_round_trip(): + """A non-default derived entry (12 h mean, np.timedelta64 window) survives + the YAML round-trip as a '12h'-style string.""" + dictionary = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + dictionary.register( + FieldEntry( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_12h_mean", + "m2 s-2", + "trailing 12 h mean of z1000", + frozenset({"z12m"}), + CellMethod("geopotential_at_1000hpa", "mean", np.timedelta64(12, "h")), + ) + ) + atmos = fake_atmos() + atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, + } + med = AccumulationMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_12h_mean"], dictionary=dictionary + ) + dsl = "@6h\n atmos -> med\n atmos\n@12h\n med.compute\n@" + driver = Driver({"atmos": atmos, "med": med}, dsl, Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h")) + # the toy atmos intentionally runs on constant IC forcing (its SST import + # is fed by nothing in this two-component system) + driver.allow_unfed_imports = True + text = to_yaml(driver) + doc = yaml.safe_load(text) + entries = {e["standard_name"]: e for e in doc["dictionary"]} + entry = entries["geopotential_at_1000hpa_12h_mean"] + assert isinstance(entry["cell_method"]["window"], str) + assert as_timedelta(entry["cell_method"]["window"]) == np.timedelta64(12, "h") + # default entries stay out of the file + assert "geopotential_at_1000hpa" not in entries + + rebuilt = from_yaml(text) + rebuilt.allow_unfed_imports = True + med2 = rebuilt.components["med"] + assert med2.timestep == np.timedelta64(12, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + ds_a, ds_b = driver.run(), rebuilt.run() + assert np.array_equal( + ds_a["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_12h_mean"].values, + ds_b["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_12h_mean"].values, + ) + + +def test_add_alias_round_trip(): + """Aliases added via FieldDictionary.add_alias() after registration must + survive the YAML round-trip even though the FieldEntry itself still + equals the default (regression: only non-default entries were dumped).""" + dictionary = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + dictionary.add_alias("geopotential_at_1000hpa", "phi1000") + atmos = fake_atmos() + atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, + } + med = TrailingAverageMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"], dictionary=dictionary + ) + dsl = "@6h\n atmos -> med\n atmos\n@48h\n med.compute\n@" + driver = Driver({"atmos": atmos, "med": med}, dsl, Clock(T0, "2024-01-03", "6h")) + + text = to_yaml(driver) + doc = yaml.safe_load(text) + assert doc["aliases"] == {"phi1000": "geopotential_at_1000hpa"} + # the default entry itself stays out of the dictionary section + assert not any( + e["standard_name"] == "geopotential_at_1000hpa" + for e in doc.get("dictionary", []) + ) + + rebuilt = from_yaml(text) + med2 = rebuilt.components["med"] + assert med2.dictionary.standard_name("phi1000") == "geopotential_at_1000hpa" + # and the round-trip is stable: dumping again re-emits the alias + # (re-tag atmos: closures never carry yaml_spec across from_yaml) + rebuilt.components["atmos"].yaml_spec = atmos.yaml_spec + doc2 = yaml.safe_load(to_yaml(rebuilt)) + assert doc2["aliases"] == {"phi1000": "geopotential_at_1000hpa"} + + +def test_connectors_round_trip(): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector + + driver = make_tagged_driver() + atmos, med = driver.components["atmos"], driver.components["med"] + driver._connectors[("atmos", "med")] = Connector( + atmos, med, fields=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], time_policy="constant" + ) + doc = yaml.safe_load(to_yaml(driver)) + assert doc["connectors"] == [ + { + "src": "atmos", + "dst": "med", + "time_policy": "constant", + "fill": "none", + "fields": ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + } + ] + rebuilt = from_yaml(to_yaml(driver)) + conn = rebuilt._connectors[("atmos", "med")] + assert conn._fields == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + + +def test_helpful_error_on_bad_import_path(): + text = to_yaml(make_tagged_driver()).replace( + "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", "no.such.module.fake" + ) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="no.such.module"): + from_yaml(text) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b697b8b5f --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py @@ -0,0 +1,421 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import ( + CouplingError, + IncompatibleFieldError, + VerticalMismatchError, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( + atmos_ic, + fake_atmos, + fake_ocean, + ocean_ic, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + + +@pytest.fixture +def caplog(caplog): + """Extend caplog to also capture loguru log records (the connector logs + via loguru, which does not propagate to stdlib logging by default).""" + from loguru import logger as loguru_logger + + handler_id = loguru_logger.add(caplog.handler, format="{message}", level=0) + yield caplog + loguru_logger.remove(handler_id) + + +def _realized_pair(with_mask=False): + atmos, ocean = fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(with_mask=with_mask) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-05", "6h") + atmos.realize(clock) + ocean.realize(clock) + atmos.initialize(*atmos_ic()) + ocean.initialize(*ocean_ic(sst0=3.0)) + return atmos, ocean, clock + + +def test_match_and_units(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(ocean, atmos) + assert conn.match() == ["sea_surface_temperature"] + # no overlap the other way (atmos exports z1000, ocean imports 48h mean) + with pytest.raises(IncompatibleFieldError, match="no fields match"): + Connector(atmos, ocean).match() + # explicit fields not present on both sides + with pytest.raises(IncompatibleFieldError, match="not in both"): + Connector(ocean, atmos, fields=["air_temperature_2m"]).match() + + +def test_execute_regrids_to_destination_grid(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + Connector(ocean, atmos).execute(T0) + sst = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst.data.shape == (32, 64) # ocean 16x32 -> atmos grid + assert torch.allclose( + sst.data, torch.full((32, 64), 3.0) + ) # constant stays constant + assert sst.source == "ocean" + assert list(sst.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + assert np.array_equal(sst.coords["lat"], atmos.grid_coords()["lat"]) + + +def test_identity_when_grids_match(): + a1, a2 = fake_atmos(), fake_atmos() + a2.name = "atmos2" + a2.import_names = ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + a2.export_names = ["sea_surface_temperature"] + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + for c in (a1, a2): + c.realize(clock) + c.initialize(*atmos_ic()) + conn = Connector(a1, a2) # a1 exports z1000, a2 imports it; same grid + conn.execute(T0) + z = a2.import_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.equal(z.data, a1.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data) + assert conn._regridders == {} # identity fast path built no regridder + + +def test_regrid_matches_direct_kernel_call(): + from earth2studio.utils.interp import latlon_interpolation_regular + + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + # put a non-constant field in the ocean export + lat = torch.as_tensor(ocean.grid_coords()["lat"]) + lon = torch.as_tensor(ocean.grid_coords()["lon"]) + data = lat.view(-1, 1) + 0.1 * lon.view(1, -1) + f = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + f.data = data.to(torch.float32) + Connector(ocean, atmos).execute(T0) + got = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data + + lat1, lon1 = np.meshgrid( + atmos.grid_coords()["lat"], atmos.grid_coords()["lon"], indexing="ij" + ) + expected = latlon_interpolation_regular( + torch.flip(data.to(torch.float32), dims=(-2,)), # ascending lat + torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(ocean.grid_coords()["lat"])[::-1].copy()).float(), + torch.as_tensor(ocean.grid_coords()["lon"]).float(), + torch.as_tensor(lat1).float(), + torch.as_tensor(lon1).float(), + ) + assert torch.allclose(got, expected) + + +def test_mask_fill_nearest_and_zero(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair(with_mask=True) + # poison the invalid (northern land) half; valid half stays 3.0 + f = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + f.data = f.data.clone() + f.data[:8, :] = 999.0 + Connector(ocean, atmos, fill="nearest").execute(T0) + sst = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.all(sst.data < 4.0) # no 999 leaked through regrid + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((32, 64), 3.0)) + assert sst.mask is None # consumed + + zero_conn = Connector(ocean, atmos, fill="zero") + zero_conn.execute(T0) + sst0 = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst0.data.min() == 0.0 # land became zero (then regridded) + + +def test_time_policy_linear_extrapolates(): + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(ocean, atmos, time_policy="linear") + f0 = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + conn.execute(T0) # first transfer: only one export, constant fallback + assert torch.allclose( + atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data, + torch.full((32, 64), 3.0), + ) + # ocean produces a new export at +48h with value 5.0 + f1 = f0.clone() + f1.data.fill_(5.0) + f1.valid_time = T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h") + ocean.export_state.add(f1) + # driver asks at +72h: linear extrapolation = 5 + (5-3) * 24/48 = 6 + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(72, "h")) + got = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full((32, 64), 6.0)) + # constant policy would have given 5.0 + const = Connector(ocean, atmos, time_policy="constant") + const.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(72, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data, + torch.full((32, 64), 5.0), + ) + + +def test_time_policy_linear_holds_slope_across_repeated_executes(): + """Regression: repeated executes between source updates must keep + extrapolating along the (prev, latest) slope instead of silently + degrading to constant after the first extrapolated step.""" + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(ocean, atmos, time_policy="linear") + f0 = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + f0.data = f0.data.clone().fill_(1.0) + conn.execute(T0) # seed history with 1.0 @ t0 + f1 = f0.clone() + f1.data.fill_(2.0) + f1.valid_time = T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h") + ocean.export_state.add(f1) + # slope is (2-1)/48h; every 6h step past 48h adds 0.125 + for hours, expected in [(54, 2.125), (60, 2.25), (66, 2.375), (72, 2.5)]: + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(hours, "h")) + got = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose( + got.data, torch.full((32, 64), expected) + ), f"at +{hours}h expected {expected}, got {got.data.flatten()[0]}" + + +def test_time_policy_linear_falls_back_for_lead_time_fields(caplog): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field + + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(ocean, atmos, time_policy="linear") + + def lead_field(value, hours): + return Field( + torch.full((2, 16, 32), value), + OrderedDict( + { + "lead_time": np.array( + [np.timedelta64(48, "h"), np.timedelta64(96, "h")] + ), + **{k: v for k, v in ocean.grid_coords().items()}, + } + ), + "sea_surface_temperature", + "K", + valid_time=T0 + np.timedelta64(hours, "h"), + ) + + ocean.export_state.add(lead_field(3.0, 0)) + conn.execute(T0) + ocean.export_state.add(lead_field(5.0, 48)) + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(72, "h")) + # linear would extrapolate to 6.0; lead_time fields must hold constant + got = atmos.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full((2, 32, 64), 5.0)) + assert any("undefined" in r.message for r in caplog.records) + + +def test_probe_last_transfer(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(ocean, atmos) + conn.execute(T0) + assert "sea_surface_temperature" in conn.last_transfer + assert conn.name == "ocean->atmos" + + +def test_unproduced_export_raises(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + del ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="has not produced"): + Connector(ocean, atmos).execute(T0) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Vertical stage through the connector (chemistry-style coupling) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _chem_dictionary(): + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + d.register(FieldEntry("ozone_mixing_ratio", "kg kg-1", aliases=frozenset({"o3"}))) + return d + + +def _vertical_pair(export_ps=True): + """met (hybrid levels) -> chem (pressure levels) toy pair.""" + d = _chem_dictionary() + hybrid = HybridLevels((30000.0, 20000.0, 0.0), (0.0, 0.5, 1.0)) + pressure = PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) + nlat, nlon = 4, 8 + + def met_step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + met = CallableComponent( + "met", + met_step, + "6h", + exports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + dictionary=d, + export_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": hybrid}, + ) + chem = CallableComponent( + "chem", + met_step, + "6h", + imports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + dictionary=d, + import_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": pressure}, + ) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + met.realize(clock) + chem.realize(clock) + + grid = OrderedDict( + { + "lat": np.linspace(90, -90, nlat), + "lon": np.linspace(0, 360, nlon, endpoint=False), + } + ) + ps_value = 100000.0 + p_src = np.array([30000.0, 70000.0, 100000.0]) + o3 = ( + torch.tensor(np.log(p_src), dtype=torch.float64) + .view(1, 3, 1, 1) + .expand(1, 3, nlat, nlon) + .clone() + ) + # sp has no level dim so it cannot share o3's tensor; it is hand-added to + # the export state below (the connector reads export_state directly) + met_coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.arange(3.0), **grid} + ) + met.initialize(o3, met_coords) + if export_ps: + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field + + met.export_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((nlat, nlon), ps_value, dtype=torch.float64), + OrderedDict(grid), + "surface_pressure", + "Pa", + valid_time=T0, + source="met", + ) + ) + chem_coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.array([500.0, 850.0]), **grid} + ) + chem.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 2, nlat, nlon, dtype=torch.float64), chem_coords) + return met, chem + + +def test_vertical_stage_hybrid_to_pressure(): + met, chem = _vertical_pair(export_ps=True) + Connector(met, chem, fields=["ozone_mixing_ratio"]).execute(T0) + o3 = chem.import_state["ozone_mixing_ratio"] + assert list(o3.coords["level"]) == [500.0, 850.0] + expected = np.log(np.array([50000.0, 85000.0])) + assert o3.data.shape == (2, 4, 8) # (level, lat, lon) after variable split + assert np.allclose(o3.data[:, 0, 0].numpy(), expected) + assert o3.vertical == PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) + + +def test_vertical_missing_ps_raises(): + met, chem = _vertical_pair(export_ps=False) + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="surface_pressure"): + Connector(met, chem, fields=["ozone_mixing_ratio"]).execute(T0) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# HEALPix-style face grids: identity when identical, error when different +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _hpx_pair(dst_nside=4, src_nside=4): + """src/dst CallableComponents on (face, height, width) HEALPix-style + grids; dst_nside controls whether the grids match (4) or differ.""" + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + src = CallableComponent("hpx_src", step, "6h", exports=["sea_surface_temperature"]) + dst = CallableComponent( + "hpx_dst", + step, + "6h", + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + ) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + + def hpx_coords(nside): + return OrderedDict( + { + "variable": np.array(["sst"]), + "face": np.arange(12), + "height": np.arange(nside), + "width": np.arange(nside), + } + ) + + src.realize(clock) + src.initialize( + torch.full((1, 12, src_nside, src_nside), 3.0), hpx_coords(src_nside) + ) + dst.realize(clock) + dst_coords = hpx_coords(dst_nside) + dst_coords["variable"] = np.array(["z1000"]) + dst.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 12, dst_nside, dst_nside), dst_coords) + return src, dst + + +def test_identical_face_grids_pass_through_identity(): + src, dst = _hpx_pair(dst_nside=4) + conn = Connector(src, dst) + conn.execute(T0) + got = dst.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.equal(got.data, src.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data) + assert list(got.coords) == ["face", "height", "width"] + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full((12, 4, 4), 3.0)) + assert conn._regridders == {} # identity path built no regridder + + +def test_differing_face_grids_without_regridder_raise(): + src, dst = _hpx_pair(dst_nside=8) + with pytest.raises(IncompatibleFieldError, match="regridder"): + Connector(src, dst).execute(T0) + + +def test_user_regridder_on_differing_face_grids(): + """Regression: a user-supplied regridder= must work for non-latlon + (face, height, width) grids and rebuild coords from the destination.""" + src, dst = _hpx_pair(dst_nside=4, src_nside=8) + + def pool(x: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + # mean-pool the trailing (height, width) dims 8x8 -> 4x4 + return x.reshape(*x.shape[:-2], 4, 2, 4, 2).mean(dim=(-3, -1)) + + conn = Connector(src, dst, regridder=pool) + conn.execute(T0) + got = dst.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert got.data.shape == (12, 4, 4) + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full((12, 4, 4), 3.0)) + # coords carry the destination's face/height/width grid + assert list(got.coords) == ["face", "height", "width"] + dst_grid = dst.grid_coords() + for k in ("face", "height", "width"): + assert np.array_equal(got.coords[k], np.asarray(dst_grid[k])) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_data_diagnostic.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_data_diagnostic.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..2ff9204b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_data_diagnostic.py @@ -0,0 +1,314 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""DataComponent (prescribed forcing) and DiagnosticComponent tests. + +Everything is mocked β€” no network, no model registries: + +- MockDataSource returns the exact xr.DataArray shape fetch_data expects + from a non-forecast DataSource: dims (time, variable, lat, lon). +- MockDiagnostic implements the models/dx/base.py interface and computes + z500 = 0.5 * z1000, a hand-checkable single-step transform. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch +import xarray as xr + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import DataComponent, DiagnosticComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( + ATMOS_GRID, + atmos_ic, + fake_atmos, + grid_coords, +) + +T0 = "2024-01-01" +T24 = "2024-01-02" +T48 = "2024-01-03" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Mocks +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class MockDataSource: + """Deterministic in-memory DataSource: constant value per variable on a + small lat/lon grid, dims (time, variable, lat, lon).""" + + def __init__(self, values: dict[str, float], nlat: int = 16, nlon: int = 32): + self.values = values + self.grid = grid_coords(nlat, nlon) + self.calls: list[tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]] = [] + + def __call__(self, time, variable) -> xr.DataArray: + time = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(time, dtype="datetime64[ns]")) + variable = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(variable)) + self.calls.append((time.copy(), variable.copy())) + lat, lon = self.grid["lat"], self.grid["lon"] + data = np.empty((len(time), len(variable), len(lat), len(lon))) + for j, v in enumerate(variable): + data[:, j] = self.values[str(v)] + return xr.DataArray( + data, + dims=["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"], + coords={"time": time, "variable": variable, "lat": lat, "lon": lon}, + ) + + +class MockDiagnostic: + """z500 = 0.5 * z1000 on the atmos grid (models/dx/base.py interface).""" + + def __init__(self, nlat: int = 32, nlon: int = 64): + self.grid = grid_coords(nlat, nlon) + self.call_count = 0 + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.empty(0), + "variable": np.array(["z1000"]), + "lat": self.grid["lat"], + "lon": self.grid["lon"], + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict(input_coords) + out["variable"] = np.array(["z500"]) + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + # the component must present variables in the model's raw vocabulary + assert list(coords["variable"]) == ["z1000"] + assert x.ndim == len(coords) + self.call_count += 1 + return 0.5 * x, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# DataComponent +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def make_data_ocean(values=None, **kwargs): + source = MockDataSource(values or {"sst": 3.0}) + comp = DataComponent( + "ocean", + source=source, + exports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + timestep="24h", + **kwargs, + ) + return comp, source + + +def test_data_component_fetch_and_publish(): + comp, source = make_data_ocean() + comp.realize(Clock(T0, T48, "6h")) + comp.initialize() # no IC: fetches at clock.start + sst = comp.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert list(sst.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] # time/lead squeezed away + assert sst.data.shape == (16, 32) + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 3.0)) + assert sst.valid_time == np.datetime64(T0) + assert sst.units == "K" + # raw name resolved through dictionary aliases, fetched at clock.start + assert list(source.calls[0][1]) == ["sst"] + assert source.calls[0][0][0] == np.datetime64(T0) + # grid is known after the first fetch + grid = comp.grid_coords() + assert grid is not None and len(grid["lat"]) == 16 and len(grid["lon"]) == 32 + + t1 = np.datetime64(T24) + comp.run(t1) + assert comp.run_count == 1 + assert comp.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"].valid_time == t1 + assert source.calls[-1][0][0] == t1 + + +def test_data_component_variable_map(): + comp, source = make_data_ocean( + values={"analysed_sst": 5.0}, + variable_map={"sea_surface_temperature": "analysed_sst"}, + ) + comp.realize(Clock(T0, T24, "6h")) + comp.initialize() + assert list(source.calls[0][1]) == ["analysed_sst"] + sst = comp.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 5.0)) + + +def test_data_component_initialize_before_realize_raises(): + comp, _ = make_data_ocean() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="realize"): + comp.initialize() + + +def test_data_component_replaces_modeled_ocean_in_driver(): + """Prescribed forcing: swap fake_ocean for a DataComponent; the atmos, + connector, and sequence stay as-is. z += 1 + 0.1 * sst each step.""" + ocean, source = make_data_ocean(values={"sst": 3.0}) + components = {"atmos": fake_atmos(), "ocean": ocean} + dsl = """ +@6h + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@24h + ocean +@ +""" + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock(T0, T48, "6h")) + # DataComponent needs no IC tensor; (None, None) means "fetch at t0" + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": (None, None)}) + ds = driver.run() + + atmos = driver.components["atmos"] + assert atmos.run_count == 8 # 48h at 6h + assert ocean.run_count == 2 # 24h and 48h + # constant sst=3 from t0 on: z_n = n * (1 + 0.1 * 3) = 1.3 n + z = ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert np.allclose(z.values, 1.3 * np.arange(9)[:, None, None], atol=1e-5) + # the connector regridded the 16x32 source field onto the atmos grid + sst_in = driver.probe("ocean->atmos")["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst_in.data.shape == ATMOS_GRID + assert torch.allclose(sst_in.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 3.0), atol=1e-6) + + +def test_data_component_no_arg_initialize_standalone(): + """DataComponent needs no IC: requires_ic is False and initialize() + with no arguments fetches at clock.start.""" + comp, _ = make_data_ocean() + assert comp.requires_ic is False + comp.realize(Clock(T0, T24, "6h")) + comp.initialize() # no arguments + assert "sea_surface_temperature" in comp.export_state + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# DiagnosticComponent +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_diagnostic_defaults_from_model_coords(): + comp = DiagnosticComponent("diag", MockDiagnostic(), timestep="6h") + assert comp.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert comp.export_names == ["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + # grid_coords available straight from the model's input_coords + grid = comp.grid_coords() + assert grid is not None and len(grid["lat"]) == 32 and len(grid["lon"]) == 64 + + +def test_diagnostic_run_standalone(): + model = MockDiagnostic() + comp = DiagnosticComponent("diag", model, timestep="6h") + comp.realize(Clock(T0, T24, "6h")) + comp.initialize() # tolerant of no state tensor + assert len(comp.export_state) == 0 + + t1 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06") + comp.import_state.add( + Field( + data=torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 4.0), + coords=grid_coords(*ATMOS_GRID), + standard_name="geopotential_at_1000hpa", + units="m2 s-2", + valid_time=t1, + ) + ) + comp.run(t1) + out = comp.export_state["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + assert list(out.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] # batch dim squeezed back off + assert torch.allclose(out.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 2.0)) + assert out.valid_time == t1 + assert model.call_count == 1 + + +def test_diagnostic_no_arg_initialize_standalone(): + """DiagnosticComponent needs no IC: requires_ic is False and a no-arg + initialize() derives its grid from the model's input_coords().""" + comp = DiagnosticComponent("diag", MockDiagnostic(), timestep="6h") + assert comp.requires_ic is False + comp.initialize() # no arguments, not even realized + grid = comp.grid_coords() + assert grid is not None and len(grid["lat"]) == 32 and len(grid["lon"]) == 64 + + +def test_stateful_components_require_ic(): + assert fake_atmos().requires_ic is True + + +def test_diagnostic_missing_import_raises(): + comp = DiagnosticComponent("diag", MockDiagnostic(), timestep="6h") + comp.realize(Clock(T0, T24, "6h")) + comp.initialize() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="missing imports"): + comp.run(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06")) + + +def test_diagnostic_chain_in_driver(): + """fake_atmos exports z1000 -> diagnostic derives z500 = 0.5 * z1000.""" + model = MockDiagnostic() + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "diag": DiagnosticComponent("diag", model, timestep="6h"), + } + dsl = """ +@6h + atmos + atmos -> diag + diag +@ +""" + # atmos's sst import is intentionally unfed (held at its IC value) + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock(T0, T24, "6h"), allow_unfed_imports=True) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "diag": (None, None)}) + ds = driver.run() + + diag = driver.components["diag"] + assert diag.run_count == 4 # every 6h over 24h + assert model.call_count == 4 + # atmos: sst held at IC (2.0), so z_n = 1.2 n; diagnostic halves it + z500 = ds["diag"]["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + assert z500.dims == ("time", "lat", "lon") + assert np.allclose( + z500.values, 0.5 * 1.2 * np.arange(1, 5)[:, None, None], atol=1e-5 + ) + # exports valid at the driver time, same cadence as the source + out = diag.export_state["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + assert out.valid_time == np.datetime64(T24) + + +def test_diagnostic_gradient_flows_through_chain(): + gain = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=gain), + "diag": DiagnosticComponent("diag", MockDiagnostic(), timestep="6h"), + } + dsl = "@6h\n atmos\n atmos -> diag\n diag\n@" + # atmos's sst import is intentionally unfed (held at its IC value) + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock(T0, T24, "6h"), allow_unfed_imports=True) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "diag": (None, None)}) + with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(4) + loss = states["diag"]["geopotential_at_500hpa"].data.sum() + loss.backward() + assert gain.grad is not None and gain.grad != 0 diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..78c374596 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CellMethod, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, + normalize_units, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import UnitsMismatchError, UnknownFieldError + + +def test_alias_resolution(): + entry = DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("z1000") + assert entry.standard_name == "geopotential_at_1000hpa" + assert entry.canonical_units == "m2 s-2" + # standard name resolves to itself + assert DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.standard_name("geopotential_at_1000hpa") == ( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa" + ) + + +def test_unknown_name_suggestions(): + with pytest.raises(UnknownFieldError) as err: + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("z1000h") + assert "z1000" in str(err.value) + assert "register" in str(err.value).lower() + + +def test_register_and_alias(): + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + d.register(FieldEntry("sea_ice_fraction", "", aliases=frozenset({"sic"}))) + assert d.standard_name("sic") == "sea_ice_fraction" + # remapping an alias to a different standard name is an error + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + d.add_alias("sea_surface_temperature", "sic") + # alias colliding with a standard name is an error + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + d.add_alias("sea_surface_temperature", "sea_ice_fraction") + # copy did not pollute the default dictionary + assert "sic" not in DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + + +def test_units_check(): + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.check_units( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", "m**2 s**-2", src="a", dst="b" + ) # synonym normalizes, no raise + with pytest.raises(UnitsMismatchError) as err: + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.check_units( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", "K", src="ocean", dst="atmos" + ) + assert "ocean" in str(err.value) and "K" in str(err.value) + + +def test_normalize_units(): + assert normalize_units("m/s") == "m s-1" + assert normalize_units("Kelvin") == "K" + # unknown units pass through in collapsed comparison form + assert normalize_units("W m-2") == normalize_units("w m**-2") + + +def test_normalize_units_agrees_with_earthmover_lexicon(): + """nvcoupler's normalizer must not disagree with the earthmover lexicon + normalizer (earth2studio/lexicon/earthmover.py): every pair of spellings + the lexicon treats as equivalent compares equal here too.""" + equal_pairs = [ + ("m s**-1", "m s-1"), + ("m s^-1", "m s-1"), + ("M/S", "m s**-1"), + ("m2 s-2", "m**2 s**-2"), + ("m^2/s^2", "m2s-2"), + ("(0-1)", "dimensionless"), + ("0-1", "fraction"), + ("1", "Dimensionless"), + ("%", "percent"), + ("degC", "celsius"), + ("degree_celsius", "Degrees Celsius"), + ("m of water equivalent", "mwe"), + ("KELVIN", "k"), + ] + for a, b in equal_pairs: + assert normalize_units(a) == normalize_units(b), (a, b) + + # cross-check directly against the lexicon normalizer: anything it + # equates, we equate (nvcoupler may equate more, e.g. 'm/s' vs 'm s-1') + from earth2studio.lexicon.earthmover import ( + normalize_units as lexicon_normalize_units, + ) + + for a, b in equal_pairs: + if lexicon_normalize_units(a) == lexicon_normalize_units(b): + assert normalize_units(a) == normalize_units(b), (a, b) + + # distinct units stay distinct + assert normalize_units("K") != normalize_units("degC") + assert normalize_units("Pa") != normalize_units("hPa") + + +def test_cell_method_derived_field(): + entry = DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean") + cm = entry.cell_method + assert cm is not None + assert cm.base == "geopotential_at_1000hpa" + assert cm.method == "mean" + assert cm.window == np.timedelta64(48, "h") + # non-derived fields have none + assert DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.derived_from("sea_surface_temperature") is None + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + CellMethod("x", "median", np.timedelta64(1, "h")) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..33584d533 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py @@ -0,0 +1,424 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Structural tests for the DLESyM split adapter (no real weights). + +MockDLESyM replicates the attribute surface split_dlesym relies on with +tiny deterministic sub-models on an nside=8 HEALPix grid; sub-model inputs +and outputs are captured so tests can assert exactly what crossed the +coupling seam. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dlesym_split import ( + DLESyMAtmosComponent, + DLESyMOceanComponent, + build_dlesym_driver, + split_dlesym, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError + +NSIDE = 8 +START = np.datetime64("2024-01-01", "ns") +STEP = np.timedelta64(96, "h") + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Mock DLESyM +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class MockAtmosModel: + """HEALPixRecUNet-shaped callable: inputs [state (B,F,Tin,C,H,W), + insolation (B,F,Tsol,1,H,W), constants (F,Cc,H,W), + coupling (Tc,B,Cv,F,H,W)] -> (B,F,Tout,C,H,W).""" + + input_time_dim = 4 + output_time_dim = 16 + + def __init__(self, log: list): + self.calls: list[dict] = [] + self._log = log + + def __call__(self, inputs: list[torch.Tensor]) -> torch.Tensor: + state, sol, const, coupling = inputs + B, F, tin, C, H, W = state.shape + assert (F, H, W) == (12, NSIDE, NSIDE) + assert tin == self.input_time_dim + assert sol.shape == (B, F, tin + self.output_time_dim, 1, H, W) + assert const.shape[0] == F + assert coupling.shape[0] == 1 + self.output_time_dim // self.input_time_dim + leads = torch.arange(1, self.output_time_dim + 1, dtype=state.dtype) + leads = leads.view(1, 1, -1, 1, 1, 1) + cp = coupling.mean(dim=0).mean(dim=1) # (B, F, H, W) + out = ( + state[:, :, -1].unsqueeze(2) + + 0.01 * leads + + 0.1 * cp[:, :, None, None, :, :] + ) + self.calls.append({"inputs": inputs, "output": out}) + self._log.append("atmos") + return out + + +class MockOceanModel: + """HEALPixUNet-shaped callable; coupling arrives as + (lead=1, B, n_window * n_coupling_vars, F, H, W).""" + + input_time_dim = 2 + output_time_dim = 2 + + def __init__(self, log: list): + self.calls: list[dict] = [] + self._log = log + + def __call__(self, inputs: list[torch.Tensor]) -> torch.Tensor: + state, sol, const, coupling = inputs + B, F, tin, C, H, W = state.shape + assert (F, H, W) == (12, NSIDE, NSIDE) + assert coupling.shape[:2] == (1, B) and coupling.shape[3] == F + leads = torch.arange(1, self.output_time_dim + 1, dtype=state.dtype) + leads = leads.view(1, 1, -1, 1, 1, 1) + cp = coupling.mean(dim=(0, 2)) # (B, F, H, W) + out = ( + state[:, :, -1].unsqueeze(2) + + 0.05 * leads + + 0.2 * cp[:, :, None, None, :, :] + ) + self.calls.append({"inputs": inputs, "output": out}) + self._log.append("ocean") + return out + + +class MockDLESyM: + """Attribute-compatible stand-in for earth2studio.models.px.DLESyM.""" + + def __init__(self, nside: int = NSIDE): + self.nside = nside + self.atmos_variables = ["z1000", "ws10m", "t2m"] + self.ocean_variables = ["sst"] + self.atmos_coupling_variables = ["sst"] + self.ocean_coupling_variables = ["z1000", "ws10m"] + + self.atmos_input_times = np.array([-18, -12, -6, 0], dtype="timedelta64[h]") + self.ocean_input_times = np.array([-48, 0], dtype="timedelta64[h]") + self.atmos_output_times = np.arange(6, 97, 6).astype("timedelta64[h]") + self.ocean_output_times = np.array([48, 96], dtype="timedelta64[h]") + self.full_input_times = np.arange( + self.ocean_input_times[0], + self.atmos_input_times[-1] + 1, + self.atmos_input_times[1] - self.atmos_input_times[0], + ) + self.atmos_sol_times = np.concatenate( + [self.atmos_input_times, self.atmos_output_times] + ) + self.ocean_sol_times = np.concatenate( + [self.ocean_input_times, self.ocean_output_times] + ) + + self.call_log: list[str] = [] + self.atmos_model = MockAtmosModel(self.call_log) + self.ocean_model = MockOceanModel(self.call_log) + + n_atmos_steps = 1 + max( + self.atmos_model.output_time_dim // self.atmos_model.input_time_dim, 1 + ) + full = list(self.full_input_times) + out = list(self.atmos_output_times) + self.atmos_input_lt_idx = [full.index(t) for t in self.atmos_input_times] + self.ocean_input_lt_idx = [full.index(t) for t in self.ocean_input_times] + self.atmos_coupled_input_lt_idx = [ + full.index(self.atmos_input_times[-1]) + ] * n_atmos_steps + self.ocean_output_lt_idx = [out.index(t) for t in self.ocean_output_times] + + variables = self.atmos_variables + self.ocean_variables + self.atmos_var_idx = [variables.index(v) for v in self.atmos_variables] + self.ocean_var_idx = [variables.index(v) for v in self.ocean_variables] + self.atmos_coupling_var_idx = [ + variables.index(v) for v in self.atmos_coupling_variables + ] + self.ocean_coupling_var_idx = [ + variables.index(v) for v in self.ocean_coupling_variables + ] + + nvar = len(variables) + self.center = torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, nvar, 1, 1, 1) + self.scale = torch.ones(1, 1, 1, nvar, 1, 1, 1) + self.atmos_constants = torch.zeros(12, 2, nside, nside) + self.ocean_constants = torch.zeros(12, 1, nside, nside) + + def _make_insolation_tensor( + self, anchor_times: np.ndarray, timedeltas: np.ndarray + ) -> torch.Tensor: + return torch.zeros( + len(anchor_times), 12, len(timedeltas), 1, self.nside, self.nside + ) + + # Copied verbatim from earth2studio.models.px.DLESyM β€” dlesym_split now + # calls these parent methods instead of re-implementing their math, so + # the mock must expose them with identical semantics. + def _make_atmos_coupling(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords) -> torch.Tensor: + atmos_coupling = x[:, self.atmos_coupled_input_lt_idx][ + ..., self.atmos_coupling_var_idx, :, :, : + ].permute(1, 0, 2, 3, 4, 5) + return atmos_coupling + + def _make_ocean_coupling(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords) -> torch.Tensor: + ocean_coupling = x[:, :, :, self.ocean_coupling_var_idx, :, :] + slices = ocean_coupling.chunk(len(self.ocean_output_times), dim=2) + ocean_coupling = torch.concat( + [s.mean(dim=2, keepdim=True) for s in slices], dim=3 + ) + ocean_coupling = ocean_coupling.permute(2, 0, 3, 1, 4, 5) + return ocean_coupling + + +def make_ic(mock: MockDLESyM, seed: int = 0) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, OrderedDict]: + g = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) + nvar = len(mock.atmos_variables + mock.ocean_variables) + nlead = len(mock.full_input_times) + x = torch.rand(1, 1, nlead, nvar, 12, mock.nside, mock.nside, generator=g) + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.arange(1), + "time": np.array([START]), + "lead_time": mock.full_input_times.copy(), + "variable": np.array(mock.atmos_variables + mock.ocean_variables), + "face": np.arange(12), + "height": np.arange(mock.nside), + "width": np.arange(mock.nside), + } + ) + return x, coords + + +def expected_ocean_coupling(atmos_out: torch.Tensor, mock: MockDLESyM) -> torch.Tensor: + """Replicate DLESyM._make_ocean_coupling on a (B,F,L,C,H,W) atmos output.""" + oc = atmos_out[:, :, :, mock.ocean_coupling_var_idx, :, :] + slices = oc.chunk(len(mock.ocean_output_times), dim=2) + oc = torch.concat([s.mean(dim=2, keepdim=True) for s in slices], dim=3) + return oc.permute(2, 0, 3, 1, 4, 5) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Connector face-identity probe (a concurrent change makes identical HEALPix +# grids pass through as identity; xfail integration tests until it lands) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _face_identity_supported() -> bool: + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "variable": np.array(["sst"]), + "face": np.arange(12), + "height": np.arange(2), + "width": np.arange(2), + } + ) + src = CallableComponent("src", lambda x, c: (x, c), "6h", exports=["sst"]) + dst = CallableComponent("dst", lambda x, c: (x, c), "6h", imports=["sst"]) + x = torch.zeros(1, 12, 2, 2) + src.initialize(x, coords) + dst.initialize(x, coords) + try: + Connector(src, dst).execute(np.datetime64("2024-01-01")) + except CouplingError: + return False + return True + + +face_xfail = pytest.mark.xfail( + condition=not _face_identity_supported(), + reason="pending connector face fix", + strict=False, +) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# (1) structural: split produces the right components +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_split_structure(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + atmos, ocean = split_dlesym(mock) + + assert isinstance(atmos, DLESyMAtmosComponent) + assert isinstance(ocean, DLESyMOceanComponent) + assert atmos.timestep == np.timedelta64(96, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") + assert ocean.timestep == atmos.timestep + + assert atmos.import_names == ["sea_surface_temperature"] + derived = [ + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean", + "wind_speed_10m_48h_mean", + ] + for name in ["geopotential_at_1000hpa", "wind_speed_10m", "air_temperature_2m"]: + assert name in atmos.export_names + for name in derived: + assert name in atmos.export_names + + assert ocean.import_names == derived + assert ocean.export_names == ["sea_surface_temperature"] + + +def test_split_registers_unknown_variables(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + mock.atmos_variables = ["z1000", "ws10m", "mystery_var"] + atmos, _ = split_dlesym(mock) + assert "mystery_var" in atmos.dictionary + assert "mystery_var" in atmos.export_names + + +def test_split_rejects_uneven_windows(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + mock.ocean_output_times = np.array([32, 64, 96], dtype="timedelta64[h]") + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="chunk evenly"): + split_dlesym(mock) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# (2a) one step, standalone (no connectors): coupling tensor math +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _standalone_pair(mock, n_steps=1): + atmos, ocean = split_dlesym(mock) + clock = Clock(START, START + n_steps * STEP, dt=STEP) + atmos.realize(clock) + ocean.realize(clock) + x, coords = make_ic(mock) + atmos.initialize(x, coords) + ocean.initialize(x, coords) + return atmos, ocean, x + + +def _manual_step(atmos, ocean, time): + # ocean -> atmos (lagged SST), atmos, atmos -> ocean, ocean + atmos.import_state.add(ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"]) + atmos.run(time) + for name in ocean.import_names: + ocean.import_state.add(atmos.export_state[name]) + ocean.run(time) + + +def test_standalone_step_delivers_chunk_mean_coupling(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + atmos, ocean, x = _standalone_pair(mock) + _manual_step(atmos, ocean, START + STEP) + + assert mock.call_log == ["atmos", "ocean"] + + # atmos coupling = IC SST at lead 0, persisted over all internal sub-steps + atmos_coupling = mock.atmos_model.calls[-1]["inputs"][3] + sst0 = x[:, :, -1, 3].reshape(-1, 12, NSIDE, NSIDE) # normalized == physical + assert atmos_coupling.shape[0] == len(mock.atmos_coupled_input_lt_idx) + for k in range(atmos_coupling.shape[0]): + torch.testing.assert_close(atmos_coupling[k, :, 0], sst0) + + # ocean coupling tensor == _make_ocean_coupling chunk means of atmos output + atmos_out = mock.atmos_model.calls[-1]["output"] + expected = expected_ocean_coupling(atmos_out, mock) + received = mock.ocean_model.calls[-1]["inputs"][3] + torch.testing.assert_close(received, expected) + + # SST export is the ocean output at the 96 h lead + ocean_out = mock.ocean_model.calls[-1]["output"] + sst_export = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + torch.testing.assert_close( + sst_export.data.reshape(-1, 12, NSIDE, NSIDE), ocean_out[:, :, -1, 0] + ) + assert sst_export.valid_time == START + STEP + + +def test_standalone_two_steps_lagged_sst_and_window(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + atmos, ocean, _ = _standalone_pair(mock, n_steps=2) + _manual_step(atmos, ocean, START + STEP) + _manual_step(atmos, ocean, START + 2 * STEP) + + # lagged feedback: atmos step-2 coupling == ocean step-1 SST at 96 h + sst_96h = mock.ocean_model.calls[0]["output"][:, :, -1, 0] + coupling2 = mock.atmos_model.calls[1]["inputs"][3] + for k in range(coupling2.shape[0]): + torch.testing.assert_close(coupling2[k, :, 0], sst_96h) + + # sliding window: atmos step-2 state == step-1 outputs at 78/84/90/96 h + out1 = mock.atmos_model.calls[0]["output"] # (B, F, 16, C, H, W) + state2 = mock.atmos_model.calls[1]["inputs"][0] + torch.testing.assert_close(state2, out1[:, :, 12:16]) + + # ocean window: step-2 state == step-1 outputs at 48/96 h + oout1 = mock.ocean_model.calls[0]["output"] + ostate2 = mock.ocean_model.calls[1]["inputs"][0] + torch.testing.assert_close(ostate2, oout1) + + +def test_ocean_run_without_imports_raises(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + _, ocean, _ = _standalone_pair(mock) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="atmos -> ocean connector"): + ocean.run(START + STEP) + + +def test_gradients_flow_across_split(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + atmos, ocean, _ = _standalone_pair(mock) + x, coords = make_ic(mock) + x = x.clone().requires_grad_(True) + atmos.initialize(x, coords) + ocean.initialize(x, coords) + _manual_step(atmos, ocean, START + STEP) + loss = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data.sum() + loss.backward() + assert x.grad is not None + assert torch.isfinite(x.grad).all() + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# (2b)/(3) driver integration through connectors (identity on HEALPix grid) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@face_xfail +def test_driver_one_step_atmos_then_ocean(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + driver = build_dlesym_driver(mock, START, START + STEP) + x, coords = make_ic(mock) + driver.initialize({"atmos": (x, coords), "ocean": (x, coords)}) + for _time, _states in driver.steps(): + pass + + assert mock.call_log == ["atmos", "ocean"] + atmos_out = mock.atmos_model.calls[-1]["output"] + expected = expected_ocean_coupling(atmos_out, mock) + received = mock.ocean_model.calls[-1]["inputs"][3] + torch.testing.assert_close(received, expected) + + +@face_xfail +def test_driver_two_steps_sst_feedback(): + mock = MockDLESyM() + driver = build_dlesym_driver(mock, START, START + 2 * STEP) + x, coords = make_ic(mock) + driver.initialize({"atmos": (x, coords), "ocean": (x, coords)}) + for _time, _states in driver.steps(): + pass + + assert mock.call_log == ["atmos", "ocean", "atmos", "ocean"] + sst_96h = mock.ocean_model.calls[0]["output"][:, :, -1, 0] + coupling2 = mock.atmos_model.calls[1]["inputs"][3] + for k in range(coupling2.shape[0]): + torch.testing.assert_close(coupling2[k, :, 0], sst_96h) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..a3f22cce7 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""The real-weights equivalence gate for the DLESyM split adapter. + +Every other dlesym_split test runs against a MockDLESyM authored from a +reading of dlesym.py β€” which makes them structurally circular: a misreading +of the model (normalization order, insolation times, window chunking) would +pass all of them and fail on real weights. THIS test is the actual proof: +driving the split components through nvcoupler must reproduce the native +``DLESyM.__call__`` output on the same input, with real checkpoints. + +It is skipped unless the environment can run it (physicsnemo installed and +the hf://nvidia/dlesym-v1-era5 package fetchable β€” several GB; set +NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS=1 to opt in). Until it has passed somewhere, +treat "nvcoupler can host DLESyM" as unverified. +""" + +import os +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +requires_weights = pytest.mark.skipif( + os.environ.get("NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS") != "1", + reason=( + "real-weights equivalence gate: set NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS=1 with " + "physicsnemo installed and network/cache access to the " + "hf://nvidia/dlesym-v1-era5 package (several GB)" + ), +) + + +def native_final_lead_slab( + y_native: torch.Tensor, y_coords: OrderedDict, var_index: int +) -> torch.Tensor: + """Select variable ``var_index`` at the LAST lead time from a native + DLESyM output tensor laid out per ``y_coords``. + + The first ``select`` removes the variable axis, which renumbers every + axis AFTER it by -1 while axes before it keep their indices. In the + native layout (batch, time, lead_time, variable, ...) lead_time sits + BEFORE variable, so its index must NOT be shifted β€” ``lead_axis - 1`` + would silently select the time axis instead. + """ + var_axis = list(y_coords).index("variable") + lead_axis = list(y_coords).index("lead_time") + slab = y_native.select(var_axis, var_index) + reduced_lead_axis = lead_axis if lead_axis < var_axis else lead_axis - 1 + return slab.select(reduced_lead_axis, -1) + + +def test_native_final_lead_slab_axis_arithmetic(): + """Cheap structural check of the comparison helper: the selected slab + must be exactly (var, last-lead) for the native DLESyM axis order, with + the lead axis NOT shifted after the variable select removes a later axis. + Runs without weights so the gate's axis math is verified by execution. + """ + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.arange(1), + "time": np.arange(2), + "lead_time": np.arange(3), + "variable": np.arange(2), + "face": np.arange(2), + "height": np.arange(2), + "width": np.arange(2), + } + ) + shape = tuple(len(v) for v in coords.values()) + x = torch.zeros(shape) + for lead in range(shape[2]): + for var in range(shape[3]): + # encode (var, lead) so any wrong-axis select is detectable + x[:, :, lead, var] = 100 * var + lead + + for var in range(shape[3]): + got = native_final_lead_slab(x, coords, var) + assert got.shape == (1, 2, 2, 2, 2) # variable and lead_time removed + assert torch.all(got == 100 * var + (shape[2] - 1)) + + # a layout with variable BEFORE lead_time exercises the shifted branch + coords_vl = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.arange(1), + "variable": np.arange(2), + "lead_time": np.arange(3), + "face": np.arange(2), + } + ) + y = torch.zeros(1, 2, 3, 2) + for var in range(2): + for lead in range(3): + y[:, var, lead] = 100 * var + lead + for var in range(2): + got = native_final_lead_slab(y, coords_vl, var) + assert got.shape == (1, 2) + assert torch.all(got == 100 * var + 2) + + +@requires_weights +def test_split_adapter_matches_native_dlesym(): + pytest.importorskip("physicsnemo", reason="DLESyM checkpoints need physicsnemo") + from earth2studio.models.px import DLESyM + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dlesym_split import build_dlesym_driver + + model = DLESyM.load_model(DLESyM.load_default_package()) + model.eval() + + # Equivalence must hold for ANY input, so a random (but finite, + # reasonably-scaled) state on the native input coords suffices β€” no data + # source needed. Batch/time dims of size 1 replace the empty wildcards. + ic = model.input_coords() + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.array([0]), + "time": np.array([np.datetime64("2024-01-01")]), + **{k: v for k, v in ic.items() if k not in ("batch", "time")}, + } + ) + shape = tuple(len(v) for v in coords.values()) + torch.manual_seed(0) + x = torch.randn(shape) + + # native: one coupled 96h step + with torch.inference_mode(): + y_native, y_coords = model(x.clone(), coords) + + # nvcoupler: the split components driven for one coupling step + driver = build_dlesym_driver(model, start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05") + driver.initialize({"atmos": (x.clone(), coords), "ocean": (x.clone(), coords)}) + states = driver.rollout(driver.clock.n_steps) + + atmos = states["atmos"] + ocean = states["ocean"] + + # compare every variable at the final lead time (96 h): the atmos + # component exports its prognostics at the 96 h window end, which is + # native lead_time[-1]; 96 h is also an ocean output time, so the + # native SST slice at lead_time[-1] is valid (other atmos leads hold + # uninitialized memory for ocean variables β€” never index those). + for i, raw in enumerate(y_coords["variable"]): + raw = str(raw) + if raw in model.atmos_variables: + std = driver.components["atmos"].dictionary.standard_name(raw) + got = atmos[std].data + else: + std = driver.components["ocean"].dictionary.standard_name(raw) + got = ocean[std].data + # align on the last valid lead time for a like-for-like check + native_last = native_final_lead_slab(y_native, y_coords, i) + torch.testing.assert_close( + got.reshape(native_last.shape).float(), + native_last.float(), + rtol=1e-4, + atol=1e-4, + msg=f"nvcoupler output diverges from native DLESyM for {raw!r}", + ) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..693df5c59 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py @@ -0,0 +1,387 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""End-to-end coupled-system tests on the synthetic atmos/ocean toys. + +Hand-computed expectations (gain = 1, atmos z0 = 0, sst0 = 2, dt = 6 h): + +- atmos step: z += 1 + 0.1 * sst. With sst = 2 held for the first 48 h, + z(t) = 1.2 * t/6h, so z(42h) = 8.4 and z(48h) = 9.6. +- mediator window 1 accumulates z at t = 0..42h (lagged transfer before each + atmos run): mean = 1.2 * (0+..+7)/8 = 4.2. +- ocean at 48 h: sst = 2 + 0.01 * 4.2 = 2.042. +- atmos then steps at 1.2042 for 48..96 h: z(96h) = 9.6 + 8 * 1.2042 = 19.2336. +- mediator window 2: mean of z(48..90h) = (9.6 + 18.0294)/2 = 13.8147. +- ocean at 96 h: sst = 2.042 + 0.138147 = 2.180147. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from contextlib import contextmanager + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError, UnmatchedImportError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( + ATMOS_GRID, + atmos_ic, + fake_atmos, + fake_ocean, + ocean_ic, +) + +T0 = "2024-01-01" +T96 = "2024-01-05" + +LAGGED_DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + + +@contextmanager +def capture_loguru(level="WARNING"): + """Collect loguru messages emitted inside the block (repo loguru pattern).""" + from loguru import logger + + messages: list[str] = [] + handler_id = logger.add(messages.append, level=level, format="{message}") + try: + yield messages + finally: + logger.remove(handler_id) + + +def make_driver(dsl=LAGGED_DSL, gain_atmos=1.0, gain_ocean=1.0, stop=T96): + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=gain_atmos), + "ocean": fake_ocean(gain=gain_ocean), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock(T0, stop, "6h")) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + return driver + + +def test_cadence_and_hand_computed_values(): + driver = make_driver() + driver.run() + atmos = driver.components["atmos"] + ocean = driver.components["ocean"] + med = driver.components["med"] + assert atmos.run_count == 16 + assert ocean.run_count == 2 + assert med.run_count == 2 + + z = atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 19.2336), atol=1e-4) + assert z.valid_time == np.datetime64("2024-01-05") + + sst = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 2.180147), atol=1e-6) + + zmean = med.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert torch.allclose(zmean.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 13.8147), atol=1e-4) + assert med.samples_last_window["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] == 8 + + +def test_lagged_vs_sequential_within_slot(): + # Both variants isolate the sst hand-off to the 48h slot; they differ only + # in whether atmos receives the sst produced in that same slot (sequential) + # or the one from before the ocean ran (lagged). + lagged = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + ocean -> atmos + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + sequential = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean + ocean -> atmos +@ +""" + z_lagged = make_driver(lagged).run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1] + z_sequential = ( + make_driver(sequential).run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1] + ) + # lagged: atmos runs 48-96h forced by the IC sst (2.0) -> z96 = 19.2 + # sequential: forced by the fresh sst (2.042) -> z96 = 19.2336 + assert np.allclose(z_lagged, 19.2, atol=1e-4) + assert np.allclose(z_sequential, 19.2336, atol=1e-4) + # difference = 8 steps * 0.1 * (2.042 - 2.0) = one coupling window's worth + assert np.allclose(z_sequential - z_lagged, 8 * 0.1 * 0.042, atol=1e-5) + + +def test_gradient_flows_across_the_exchange(): + gain_atmos = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + gain_ocean = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + driver = make_driver(gain_atmos=gain_atmos, gain_ocean=gain_ocean) + with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(16) # full 96h + loss = states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data.sum() + loss.backward() + # atmos gain obviously in the graph; ocean gain reaches the loss only + # THROUGH the exchange: ocean sst -> connector regrid -> atmos injection + assert gain_atmos.grad is not None and gain_atmos.grad != 0 + assert gain_ocean.grad is not None and gain_ocean.grad != 0 + + +def test_steps_iteration_and_probe(): + driver = make_driver(stop="2024-01-03") # 48h + seen = [] + for time, states in driver.steps(): + seen.append(time) + assert "atmos" in states and "ocean" in states + assert len(seen) == 8 + transfer = driver.probe("ocean->atmos") + assert "sea_surface_temperature" in transfer + assert transfer["sea_surface_temperature"].data.shape == ATMOS_GRID + + +def test_to_xarray_output(): + ds = make_driver().run() + z = ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert z.dims == ("time", "lat", "lon") + assert z.shape == (17, 32, 64) # IC + 16 rings + assert np.allclose(z.values[0], 0.0) + assert np.allclose(z.values[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4) + sst = ds["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert sst.shape == (3, 16, 32) # IC + 2 rings + assert np.allclose(sst.values[-1], 2.180147, atol=1e-6) + + +def test_missing_ic_raises(): + driver = Driver( + { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + }, + LAGGED_DSL, + Clock(T0, T96, "6h"), + ) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="initial condition"): + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + + +def test_run_before_initialize_raises(): + driver = Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos()}, "@6h\n atmos\n@", Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + ) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="initialize"): + driver.run() + + +def test_unconsumed_export_warning(): + driver = Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos()}, + "@6h\n atmos\n@", + Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h"), + allow_unfed_imports=True, # atmos's sst import is deliberately unfed + ) + with capture_loguru() as messages: + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + assert any("no connector consumes" in m for m in messages) + + +# -- finding 2b: unfed imports must fail loudly at initialize ------------------- +FORGOT_OCEAN_TO_ATMOS_DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + + +def make_forgetful_driver(**kwargs): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import TrailingAverageMediator + + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + return Driver(components, FORGOT_OCEAN_TO_ATMOS_DSL, Clock(T0, T96, "6h"), **kwargs) + + +def test_forgotten_connector_raises_at_initialize(): + driver = make_forgetful_driver() + with pytest.raises( + UnmatchedImportError, match=r"'atmos' imports 'sea_surface_temperature'" + ): + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + + +def test_allow_unfed_imports_warns_and_runs(): + driver = make_forgetful_driver(allow_unfed_imports=True) + with capture_loguru() as messages: + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + assert any( + "atmos" in m and "sea_surface_temperature" in m and "no connector" in m + for m in messages + ) + driver.run() # runs on stale IC forcing, by explicit opt-in + assert driver.components["atmos"].run_count == 16 + + +# -- finding 2c: collected records must not pin autograd graphs ------------------ +def test_records_are_detached_during_gradient_rollout(): + gain_atmos = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + gain_ocean = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) + driver = make_driver(gain_atmos=gain_atmos, gain_ocean=gain_ocean) + with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(16) + # exchange path stays attached... + loss = states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data.sum() + loss.backward() + assert gain_atmos.grad is not None and gain_ocean.grad is not None + # ...but records (off the exchange path) are detached clones + for records in driver._records.values(): + for _, fields in records: + for field in fields.values(): + assert not field.data.requires_grad + assert field.data.grad_fn is None + + +# -- finding 2d: exhausted clock fails loudly; reset() enables a rerun ----------- +def make_atmos_only_driver(): + driver = Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos()}, + "@6h\n atmos\n@", + Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h"), + allow_unfed_imports=True, + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + return driver + + +def test_second_run_raises_clock_exhausted(): + driver = make_atmos_only_driver() + driver.run() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="exhausted.*reset"): + driver.run() + + +def test_steps_after_exhaustion_raises(): + driver = make_atmos_only_driver() + for _ in driver.steps(): + pass + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="exhausted.*reset"): + driver.steps() + + +def test_rollout_exhaustion_raises_coupling_error_not_stopiteration(): + driver = make_atmos_only_driver() + driver.run() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="exhausted.*reset"): + driver.rollout(1) + # mid-iteration exhaustion: more steps requested than remain + driver.reset() + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match=r"rollout\(5\)"): + driver.rollout(5) # 24h clock has only 4 steps + + +def test_reset_requires_reinitialize_then_reruns_identically(): + driver = make_atmos_only_driver() + first = driver.run() + driver.reset() + assert all(not records for records in driver._records.values()) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="initialize"): + driver.run() # reset invalidates initialization + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) + second = driver.run() + z1 = first["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values + z2 = second["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values + assert np.array_equal(z1, z2) + assert z1.shape[0] == 5 # IC + 4 rings, not stale/duplicated + + +# -- finding 2a: fields carrying their own size-1 time/batch coords --------------- +def make_time_coord_component(n_time: int = 1): + """A component whose published fields keep size-1 (or larger) time and + batch dims β€” the DLESyM-split style of model coords.""" + + def step(x, coords): + return x + 1.0, coords + + comp = CallableComponent( + "comp", + step, + timestep="6h", + exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + ) + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.array([0]), + "time": np.array([np.datetime64(T0, "ns")] * n_time), + "variable": np.array(["z1000"]), + "lat": np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, 8), + "lon": np.linspace(0.0, 360.0, 16, endpoint=False), + } + ) + x = torch.zeros(1, n_time, 1, 8, 16) + return comp, (x, coords) + + +def test_to_xarray_with_field_time_coord_uses_ring_times(): + comp, ic = make_time_coord_component() + driver = Driver({"comp": comp}, "@6h\n comp\n@", Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T12", "6h")) + driver.initialize({"comp": ic}) + ds = driver.run() + z = ds["comp"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + # squeezed batch/time dims, ring-time axis prepended + assert z.dims == ("time", "lat", "lon") + assert z.shape == (3, 8, 16) + # RING times, not the stale IC time carried on every field + expected = np.datetime64(T0, "ns") + np.arange(3) * np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert np.array_equal(z["time"].values, expected) + assert np.allclose(z.values, np.arange(3)[:, None, None]) + + +def test_non_size1_time_dim_raises(): + comp, ic = make_time_coord_component(n_time=2) + driver = Driver({"comp": comp}, "@6h\n comp\n@", Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T12", "6h")) + driver.initialize({"comp": ic}) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="'time' dimension of size 2"): + driver.run() diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f89007a77 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CouplingError, + Field, + State, + UnknownFieldError, +) + + +def _grid_coords(nlat=8, nlon=16): + return OrderedDict( + { + "lat": np.linspace(90, -90, nlat), + "lon": np.linspace(0, 360, nlon, endpoint=False), + } + ) + + +def _field(name="sea_surface_temperature", units="K", value=1.0, nlat=8, nlon=16): + return Field( + data=torch.full((nlat, nlon), value), + coords=_grid_coords(nlat, nlon), + standard_name=name, + units=units, + ) + + +def test_field_validation(): + # dims mismatch + with pytest.raises(CouplingError): + Field(torch.zeros(4), _grid_coords(), "sea_surface_temperature", "K") + # variable dim forbidden + coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["sst"]), **_grid_coords()}) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError): + Field(torch.zeros(1, 8, 16), coords, "sea_surface_temperature", "K") + + +def test_field_clone_and_grid_signature(): + f = _field() + g = f.clone() + g.data += 1.0 + assert torch.all(f.data == 1.0) # clone is independent + assert f.grid_signature() == g.grid_signature() + assert f.grid_signature() != _field(nlat=4, nlon=8).grid_signature() + + +def test_state_mapping_and_subset(): + s = State("imports", [_field(), _field("air_temperature_2m", "K", 2.0)]) + assert len(s) == 2 + assert s["sea_surface_temperature"].data.mean() == 1.0 + sub = s.subset(["air_temperature_2m"]) + assert list(sub) == ["air_temperature_2m"] + with pytest.raises(KeyError) as err: + s["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + assert "imports" in str(err.value) + # key must equal standard_name + with pytest.raises(CouplingError): + s["wrong_key"] = _field() + + +def test_as_tensor_from_tensor_roundtrip(): + s = State( + "exports", + [_field("sea_surface_temperature", "K", 1.0), _field("air_temperature_2m", "K", 2.0)], + ) + x, coords = s.as_tensor(["sea_surface_temperature", "air_temperature_2m"]) + # variable inserted before spatial dims + assert list(coords) == ["variable", "lat", "lon"] + assert x.shape == (2, 8, 16) + assert torch.all(x[0] == 1.0) and torch.all(x[1] == 2.0) + + s2 = State.from_tensor("roundtrip", x, coords, DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + assert sorted(s2) == ["air_temperature_2m", "sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.equal( + s2["sea_surface_temperature"].data, s["sea_surface_temperature"].data + ) + assert list(s2["air_temperature_2m"].coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + + +def test_as_tensor_grid_mismatch_raises(): + s = State("bad", [_field(), _field("air_temperature_2m", nlat=4, nlon=8)]) + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + s.as_tensor(["sea_surface_temperature", "air_temperature_2m"]) + + +def test_from_tensor_alias_resolution_and_strict(): + coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["sst", "mystery_var"]), **_grid_coords()}) + x = torch.zeros(2, 8, 16) + with pytest.raises(UnknownFieldError): + State.from_tensor("s", x, coords, DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + s = State.from_tensor("s", x, coords, DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, strict=False) + assert list(s) == ["sea_surface_temperature"] # alias resolved, unknown skipped + + +def test_from_tensor_with_leading_dims(): + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "time": np.array([np.datetime64("2024-01-01")]), + "variable": np.array(["z1000", "t2m"]), + **_grid_coords(), + } + ) + x = torch.arange(2 * 8 * 16, dtype=torch.float32).reshape(1, 2, 8, 16) + s = State.from_tensor("s", x, coords, DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + f = s["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert list(f.coords) == ["time", "lat", "lon"] + assert f.data.shape == (1, 8, 16) + # stacking back inserts variable before lat (after time) + y, ycoords = s.as_tensor() + assert list(ycoords) == ["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"] diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_io.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_io.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..5e30a2a84 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_io.py @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Streaming IO tests: the coupled toy system writing into ZarrBackends.""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from earth2studio.io import ZarrBackend +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +T0 = "2024-01-01" +T96 = "2024-01-05" + +LAGGED_DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + + +def make_driver(io=None, collect=True): + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=1.0), + "ocean": fake_ocean(gain=1.0), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + driver = Driver( + components, LAGGED_DSL, Clock(T0, T96, "6h"), collect=collect, io=io + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + return driver + + +def test_zarr_streaming_matches_to_xarray(): + io = {"atmos": ZarrBackend(), "ocean": ZarrBackend()} + driver = make_driver(io=io) + ds = driver.run() + + z = io["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"][:] + assert z.shape == (17, 32, 64) # IC + 16 rings + assert np.array_equal(z, ds["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values) + assert np.allclose(z[0], 0.0) + assert np.allclose(z[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4) + + sst = io["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"][:] + assert sst.shape == (3, 16, 32) # IC + 2 rings + assert np.array_equal(sst, ds["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"].values) + assert np.allclose(sst[-1], 2.180147, atol=1e-6) + + # time coords are each component's ring times INCLUDING t0 + atmos_times = io["atmos"]["time"][:].astype("datetime64[ns]") + expected = np.datetime64(T0, "ns") + np.arange(17) * np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert np.array_equal(atmos_times, expected) + ocean_times = io["ocean"]["time"][:].astype("datetime64[ns]") + expected = np.datetime64(T0, "ns") + np.arange(3) * np.timedelta64(48, "h") + assert np.array_equal(ocean_times, expected) + + # spatial coords round-trip + assert np.allclose(io["atmos"]["lat"][:], np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, 32)) + assert np.allclose(io["ocean"]["lat"][:], np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, 16)) + + +def test_mediator_io_deferred_setup(): + """A mediator exports nothing at t0, so its arrays are allocated at first + compute; the t0 row stays unwritten (zarr's default fill value).""" + io = {"med": ZarrBackend()} + driver = make_driver(io=io) + driver.run() + zm = io["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"][:] + assert zm.shape == (3, 32, 64) + # unwritten t0 row must be NaN (poisonous), not zarr's 0.0 default β€” + # never-written data must not masquerade as physical values + assert np.all(np.isnan(zm[0])) + assert np.allclose(zm[1], 4.2, atol=1e-6) + assert np.allclose(zm[2], 13.8147, atol=1e-4) + + +def test_io_independent_of_collect(): + io = {"atmos": ZarrBackend()} + driver = make_driver(io=io, collect=False) + result = driver.run() + assert result == {} # nothing collected in memory + z = io["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"][:] + assert z.shape == (17, 32, 64) + assert np.allclose(z[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4) + + +def test_zarr_rows_land_under_ring_times_for_time_coord_fields(): + """A component whose fields keep size-1 batch/time coords (DLESyM-split + style) must stream rows under the RING times β€” the field's own stale IC + time coord is squeezed out, never overwriting the ring time.""" + from collections import OrderedDict + + import torch + + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent + + def step(x, coords): + return x + 1.0, coords + + comp = CallableComponent( + "comp", step, timestep="6h", exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + ) + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.array([0]), + "time": np.array([np.datetime64(T0, "ns")]), + "variable": np.array(["z1000"]), + "lat": np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, 8), + "lon": np.linspace(0.0, 360.0, 16, endpoint=False), + } + ) + io = {"comp": ZarrBackend()} + driver = Driver( + {"comp": comp}, "@6h\n comp\n@", Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T12", "6h"), io=io + ) + driver.initialize({"comp": (torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, 8, 16), coords)}) + driver.run() + + z = io["comp"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"][:] + assert z.shape == (3, 8, 16) # (ring time, lat, lon) β€” batch/time squeezed + assert np.allclose(z, np.arange(3)[:, None, None]) + times = io["comp"]["time"][:].astype("datetime64[ns]") + expected = np.datetime64(T0, "ns") + np.arange(3) * np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert np.array_equal(times, expected) + + +def test_unknown_io_key_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not component names"): + Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos()}, + "@6h\n atmos\n@", + Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h"), + io={"atmso": ZarrBackend()}, + ) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_mediator.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_mediator.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..fb185a354 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_mediator.py @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CellMethod, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import ( + AccumulationMediator, + TrailingAverageMediator, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") +H = np.timedelta64(1, "h") + + +def _z1000(value, hours): + return Field( + torch.full((4, 8), float(value)), + grid_coords(4, 8), + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + "m2 s-2", + valid_time=T0 + hours * H, + ) + + +def test_trailing_average_over_window(): + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + assert med.timestep == np.timedelta64(48, "h") + assert med.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + # 8 x 6h samples with values 1..8 -> mean 4.5 + for i in range(1, 9): + med.import_state.add(_z1000(i, 6 * i)) + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + out = med.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert torch.allclose(out.data, torch.full((4, 8), 4.5)) + assert out.valid_time == T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h") + assert med.samples_last_window["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] == 8 + # accumulator reset: next window with values 10, 20 -> mean 15 + med.import_state.add(_z1000(10, 54)) + med.import_state.add(_z1000(20, 60)) + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(96, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + med.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), 15.0), + ) + + +def test_duplicate_valid_time_ignored(): + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + f = _z1000(4, 6) + med.import_state.add(f) + med.import_state.add(f) # same valid_time -> not double counted + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + med.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), 4.0), + ) + + +def test_sum_and_max_reductions(): + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + med_sum = AccumulationMediator( + "psum", ["total_precipitation_48h_sum"], dictionary=d + ) + for i, v in enumerate([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]): + med_sum.import_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((4, 8), v), + grid_coords(4, 8), + "total_precipitation_6h", + "kg m-2", + valid_time=T0 + i * H, + ) + ) + med_sum.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + med_sum.export_state["total_precipitation_48h_sum"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), 6.0), + ) + + med_max = AccumulationMediator("tmax", ["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"], dictionary=d) + for i, v in enumerate([280.0, 295.0, 290.0]): + med_max.import_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((4, 8), v), + grid_coords(4, 8), + "air_temperature_2m", + "K", + valid_time=T0 + i * H, + ) + ) + med_max.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(24, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + med_max.export_state["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), 295.0), + ) + + +def test_two_reductions_of_same_base_field(): + """Two derived fields of one base (24h max AND 24h mean of t2m) must + each accumulate every delivery β€” regression for the base->derived map + silently keeping only the last derived field.""" + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + d.register( + FieldEntry( + "air_temperature_2m_24h_mean", + "K", + "24 h mean 2 m temperature", + frozenset(), + CellMethod("air_temperature_2m", "mean", np.timedelta64(24, "h")), + ) + ) + med = AccumulationMediator( + "med", + ["air_temperature_2m_24h_max", "air_temperature_2m_24h_mean"], + dictionary=d, + ) + # the shared base import is deduped, not advertised twice + assert med.import_names == ["air_temperature_2m"] + values = [280.0, 295.0, 290.0] + for i, v in enumerate(values): + med.import_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((4, 8), v), + grid_coords(4, 8), + "air_temperature_2m", + "K", + valid_time=T0 + i * H, + ) + ) + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(24, "h")) + assert torch.allclose( + med.export_state["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), 295.0), + ) + assert torch.allclose( + med.export_state["air_temperature_2m_24h_mean"].data, + torch.full((4, 8), sum(values) / len(values)), + ) + assert med.samples_last_window["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"] == 3 + assert med.samples_last_window["air_temperature_2m_24h_mean"] == 3 + + +def test_mediator_requires_no_ic(): + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + assert med.requires_ic is False + med.initialize() # no-arg initialize is safe + + +def test_compute_without_samples_raises(): + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="no samples"): + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + + +def test_field_without_cell_method_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="cell_method"): + AccumulationMediator("med", ["sea_surface_temperature"]) + + +def test_trailing_average_rejects_non_mean(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not mean"): + TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["total_precipitation_48h_sum"]) + + +def test_mixed_windows_need_explicit_window(): + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="differing"): + AccumulationMediator( + "med", + ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean", "air_temperature_2m_24h_max"], + dictionary=d, + ) + + +def test_gradient_flows_through_mean(): + med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) + xs = [torch.full((4, 8), float(i), requires_grad=True) for i in (1, 3)] + for i, x in enumerate(xs): + med.import_state.add( + Field( + x, + grid_coords(4, 8), + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + "m2 s-2", + valid_time=T0 + i * H, + ) + ) + med.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + med.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"].data.sum().backward() + for x in xs: + assert x.grad is not None and torch.allclose(x.grad, torch.full((4, 8), 0.5)) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6fee05542 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Smoke tests: PrognosticComponent against a real earth2studio prognostic. + +Uses the Persistence model (models/px/persistence.py) β€” a real +PrognosticModel implementing the full protocol (input_coords / +output_coords / batch_func-decorated __call__) that returns its input +unchanged and needs no weights. This exercises the seam between +nvcoupler's component phases and the earth2studio model conventions: +'batch' dims of np.empty(0) in input_coords, lead_time windows, and +batch_func's compress/decompress behavior. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.models.px import Persistence +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import PrognosticComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") +VARIABLES = ["t2m", "z1000"] +NLAT, NLON = 8, 16 + + +def _make_component() -> PrognosticComponent: + model = Persistence(VARIABLES, grid_coords(NLAT, NLON)) + return PrognosticComponent("persist", model) + + +def _make_ic(model: Persistence) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, OrderedDict]: + """Build an IC tensor matching model.input_coords() with the empty + 'batch' dim scrubbed (batch_func re-inserts it on call, the pattern + run.py uses when preparing model inputs).""" + coords = model.input_coords() + del coords["batch"] # np.empty(0) placeholder, not a real axis + shape = tuple(len(v) for v in coords.values()) + torch.manual_seed(0) + x = torch.randn(shape) + return x, coords + + +def test_timestep_inferred_from_output_coords(): + comp = _make_component() + assert comp.timestep == np.timedelta64(6, "h") + # exports resolved from raw variable names to dictionary standard names + assert comp.export_names == [ + "air_temperature_2m", + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + ] + + +def test_realize_initialize_run_loop_persists_values(): + comp = _make_component() + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + comp.realize(clock) + + x0, coords0 = _make_ic(comp.model) + comp.initialize(x0, coords0) + + # initialize seeds the exports at t0 for lagged coupling + for std in comp.export_names: + assert std in comp.export_state + assert comp.export_state[std].valid_time == clock.start + assert list(comp.export_state[std].coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + + var_axis = list(coords0).index("variable") + # exchange-shaped IC slices: the singleton lead_time dim dropped, since + # published Fields must carry plain (lat, lon) coords + ic_slices = { + "air_temperature_2m": x0.select(var_axis, 0)[0], + "geopotential_at_1000hpa": x0.select(var_axis, 1)[0], + } + + for i in range(1, 4): # three 6 h steps + time = T0 + i * np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert comp.should_run(time) + comp.run(time) + for std, ic in ic_slices.items(): + field = comp.export_state[std] + assert field.standard_name == std + assert field.valid_time == time + assert field.source == "persist" + # exports are exchange-shaped: no batch/time/lead_time singletons + assert list(field.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + # persistence: values are the IC, unchanged, on the same grid + assert torch.equal(field.data, ic) + assert np.array_equal(field.coords["lat"], coords0["lat"]) + assert np.array_equal(field.coords["lon"], coords0["lon"]) + assert comp.run_count == 3 + + +def test_internal_state_window_stays_model_shaped(): + comp = _make_component() + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + comp.realize(clock) + x0, coords0 = _make_ic(comp.model) + comp.initialize(x0, coords0) + comp.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(6, "h")) + x, coords = comp.state + # next_input rewound lead_time to the model's input window + assert np.array_equal(coords["lead_time"], comp.model.input_coords()["lead_time"]) + assert list(coords) == ["lead_time", "variable", "lat", "lon"] + assert x.shape == (1, len(VARIABLES), NLAT, NLON) + + +def test_multi_history_needs_next_input_hook(): + """A history-2 Persistence outputs 1 lead time but takes 2 as input: + the default next_input cannot manage the window and must say so.""" + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError + + model = Persistence(VARIABLES, grid_coords(NLAT, NLON), history=2) + comp = PrognosticComponent("persist2", model) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + comp.realize(clock) + coords = model.input_coords() + del coords["batch"] + x = torch.randn(tuple(len(v) for v in coords.values())) + comp.initialize(x, coords) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="next_input"): + comp.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(6, "h")) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9a3064997 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Cross-component seam tests: exports must be exchange-shaped. + +PrognosticComponent wraps models whose state carries singleton batch / +time / lead_time dims. Its published Fields must nevertheless be plain +spatial (lat, lon) tensors, or they break every consumer downstream: +VariableOverwriteAdapter's slice broadcast, State.as_tensor stacking with +fields from other components, and DiagnosticComponent's input conformance. +These tests exercise those three seams end to end. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch +import xarray as xr + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import ( + CallableComponent, + DataComponent, + DiagnosticComponent, + PrognosticComponent, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") +NLAT, NLON = 8, 16 +GRID = (NLAT, NLON) + + +class BatchTimePrognostic: + """MockPrognostic with explicit singleton batch and time dims. + + Mirrors real earth2studio prognostics whose state tensors are + (batch, time, lead_time, variable, lat, lon); +1.0 per 6 h step. + """ + + def __init__(self): + self._in = OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.array([0]), + "time": np.array([T0]), + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), + **grid_coords(NLAT, NLON), + } + ) + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in self._in.items()}) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(6, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + return x + 1.0, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +def _prognostic_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=3.0): + """IC tensor matching BatchTimePrognostic.input_coords().""" + coords = BatchTimePrognostic().input_coords() + x = torch.empty(1, 1, 1, 2, NLAT, NLON) + x[..., 0, :, :] = z0 + x[..., 1, :, :] = sst0 + return x, coords + + +def _sink_atmos(): + """CallableComponent on the same grid: z += 1 + 0.1 * sst.""" + + def step(x, coords): + z1000, sst = x[0], x[1] + return torch.stack([z1000 + 1.0 + 0.1 * sst, sst]), coords + + return CallableComponent( + "sink", + step, + timestep="6h", + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + ) + + +def _sink_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=0.0): + coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), **grid_coords(NLAT, NLON)} + ) + x = torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, z0), torch.full(GRID, sst0)]) + return x, coords + + +class HalfDiagnostic: + """z500 = 0.5 * z1000 on the seam grid (models/dx/base.py interface).""" + + def __init__(self): + self.grid = grid_coords(NLAT, NLON) + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.empty(0), + "variable": np.array(["z1000"]), + "lat": self.grid["lat"], + "lon": self.grid["lon"], + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict(input_coords) + out["variable"] = np.array(["z500"]) + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + return 0.5 * x, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +class ConstantDataSource: + """In-memory DataSource: constant value per variable on the seam grid.""" + + def __init__(self, values): + self.values = values + self.grid = grid_coords(NLAT, NLON) + + def __call__(self, time, variable) -> xr.DataArray: + time = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(time, dtype="datetime64[ns]")) + variable = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(variable)) + lat, lon = self.grid["lat"], self.grid["lon"] + data = np.empty((len(time), len(variable), len(lat), len(lon))) + for j, v in enumerate(variable): + data[:, j] = self.values[str(v)] + return xr.DataArray( + data, + dims=["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"], + coords={"time": time, "variable": variable, "lat": lat, "lon": lon}, + ) + + +def test_prognostic_export_feeds_callable_component(): + """(a) PrognosticComponent -> Connector -> CallableComponent import.""" + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + prog = PrognosticComponent("prog", BatchTimePrognostic()) + sink = _sink_atmos() + prog.realize(clock) + sink.realize(clock) + prog.initialize(*_prognostic_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=3.0)) + sink.initialize(*_sink_ic()) + + # exports must be exchange-shaped: plain (lat, lon), no batch/time/lead + sst0 = prog.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert list(sst0.coords) == ["lat", "lon"] + assert sst0.data.shape == GRID + + conn = Connector(prog, sink) + t1 = clock.advance() + prog.run(t1) # sst: 3 -> 4 + conn.execute(t1) + sink.run(t1) # z = 0 + 1 + 0.1 * 4 = 1.4 + + z = sink.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full(GRID, 1.4)) + + +def test_data_and_prognostic_exports_stack_in_one_import_state(): + """(b) DataComponent + PrognosticComponent exports into one component's + imports, stacked via State.as_tensor without cat_coords errors.""" + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + prog = PrognosticComponent("prog", BatchTimePrognostic()) + data = DataComponent( + "data", + source=ConstantDataSource({"t2m": 280.0}), + exports=["air_temperature_2m"], + timestep="6h", + ) + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + dst = CallableComponent( + "dst", + step, + timestep="6h", + imports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa", "air_temperature_2m"], + exports=[], + ) + for comp in (prog, data, dst): + comp.realize(clock) + prog.initialize(*_prognostic_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=3.0)) + data.initialize() + dst.initialize( + torch.zeros(1, NLAT, NLON), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["z1000"]), **grid_coords(NLAT, NLON)}), + ) + + t1 = clock.advance() + prog.run(t1) # z1000: 0 -> 1 + data.run(t1) + Connector(prog, dst, fields=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"]).execute(t1) + Connector(data, dst, fields=["air_temperature_2m"]).execute(t1) + + names = ["geopotential_at_1000hpa", "air_temperature_2m"] + stacked, coords = dst.import_state.as_tensor(names) + assert list(coords["variable"]) == names + assert stacked.shape == (2, NLAT, NLON) + assert torch.allclose(stacked[0], torch.full(GRID, 1.0)) + assert torch.allclose(stacked[1], torch.full(GRID, 280.0)) + + +def test_diagnostic_consumes_prognostic_export_in_driver(): + """(c) DiagnosticComponent consuming a PrognosticComponent export.""" + components = { + "prog": PrognosticComponent("prog", BatchTimePrognostic()), + "diag": DiagnosticComponent("diag", HalfDiagnostic(), timestep="6h"), + } + dsl = """ +@6h + prog + prog -> diag + diag +@ +""" + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h")) + driver.initialize({"prog": _prognostic_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=0.0), "diag": (None, None)}) + ds = driver.run() + + assert driver.components["diag"].run_count == 4 + z500 = ds["diag"]["geopotential_at_500hpa"] + assert z500.dims == ("time", "lat", "lon") + # z1000_n = n (starts 0, +1 each step); diagnostic halves it + assert np.allclose(z500.values, 0.5 * np.arange(1, 5)[:, None, None], atol=1e-6) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..9cce166e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py @@ -0,0 +1,161 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CadenceError, SequenceError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.sequence import ( + ConnectAction, + MediateAction, + RunAction, + RunSequence, + Slot, + parse_run_sequence, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import fake_atmos, fake_ocean + +DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med # accumulate into mediator + ocean -> atmos # lagged coupling + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + + +def _components(): + return { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + + +def test_parse_dsl(): + seq = parse_run_sequence(DSL) + assert len(seq.slots) == 2 + assert seq.slots[0].interval == np.timedelta64(6, "h") + assert seq.slots[0].actions == [ + ConnectAction("atmos", "med"), + ConnectAction("ocean", "atmos"), + RunAction("atmos"), + ] + assert seq.slots[1].actions == [ + MediateAction("med", "compute"), + ConnectAction("med", "ocean"), + RunAction("ocean"), + ] + + +def test_parse_dsl_object_equivalence_and_str_roundtrip(): + seq = parse_run_sequence(DSL) + manual = RunSequence( + [ + Slot( + "6h", + [ + ConnectAction("atmos", "med"), + ConnectAction("ocean", "atmos"), + RunAction("atmos"), + ], + ), + Slot( + "48h", + [ + MediateAction("med"), + ConnectAction("med", "ocean"), + RunAction("ocean"), + ], + ), + ] + ) + assert seq == manual + assert parse_run_sequence(str(seq)) == seq # str() emits valid DSL + + +def test_str_preserves_subhour_intervals(): + """'90m' and '30m' slots must not truncate to whole hours in str(). + + Regression: str() used astype('timedelta64[h]'), silently turning a 90 m + slot into '@1h' and a 30 m slot into '@0h' through YAML round-trips. + """ + seq = parse_run_sequence("@90m\n atmos\n@30m\n ocean\n@") + text = str(seq) + assert "@90m" in text + assert "@30m" in text + rebuilt = parse_run_sequence(text) + assert rebuilt == seq + assert rebuilt.slots[0].interval == np.timedelta64(90, "m") + assert rebuilt.slots[1].interval == np.timedelta64(30, "m") + + +def test_validate_mediator_cadence_mismatch(): + # med (48h window) scheduled via med.compute in the 6h slot must be + # rejected, exactly like a RunAction cadence mismatch + seq = parse_run_sequence( + "@6h\n atmos -> med\n atmos\n med.compute\n@48h\n ocean\n@" + ) + with pytest.raises(CadenceError, match="med"): + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_parse_errors(): + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="outside any"): + parse_run_sequence("atmos\n@6h\n") + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="cannot parse"): + parse_run_sequence("@6h\n atmos -> \n") + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="empty"): + parse_run_sequence("# just a comment\n") + + +def test_validate_ok(): + seq = parse_run_sequence(DSL) + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_validate_unknown_name_with_suggestion(): + seq = parse_run_sequence("@6h\n atmoss\n@") + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="atmos"): + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_validate_cadence_mismatch(): + # ocean (48h) scheduled in the 6h slot + seq = parse_run_sequence("@6h\n atmos\n ocean\n@48h\n med.compute\n@") + with pytest.raises(CadenceError): + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + # slot interval not a multiple of driver dt + seq = parse_run_sequence("@7h\n atmos\n@") + with pytest.raises(CadenceError): + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_validate_idle_component(): + seq = parse_run_sequence("@6h\n atmos\n@") + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="never run"): + seq.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_helpers(): + seq = parse_run_sequence(DSL) + assert seq.components_run() == {"atmos", "ocean", "med"} + assert ConnectAction("ocean", "atmos") in seq.connections() diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_vertical.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_vertical.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..b4f22589b --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_vertical.py @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import VerticalMismatchError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.vertical import ( + HybridLevels, + PressureLevels, + interp_to_pressure, +) + + +def _column(values, nlat=4, nlon=8, levels=None): + """(level, lat, lon) tensor with a horizontally-uniform column. + + `levels` sets the 'level' coordinate (hPa for pressure sources, model + level index for hybrid sources); defaults to a 0..N-1 index. + """ + lev = torch.tensor(values, dtype=torch.float64) + x = lev.view(-1, 1, 1).expand(len(values), nlat, nlon).clone() + if levels is None: + levels = np.arange(len(values), dtype=np.float64) + coords = OrderedDict( + { + "level": np.asarray(levels, dtype=np.float64), + "lat": np.linspace(90, -90, nlat), + "lon": np.linspace(0, 360, nlon, endpoint=False), + } + ) + return x, coords + + +def test_pressure_to_pressure_linear_in_logp(): + # Field varies linearly in log-p: f = log(p). Interpolation onto any + # intermediate level must be exact. + src_levels = (100.0, 300.0, 500.0, 850.0, 1000.0) + f = np.log(np.array(src_levels) * 100.0) + x, coords = _column(f, levels=src_levels) + dst = PressureLevels((200.0, 400.0, 700.0)) + out, out_coords = interp_to_pressure(x, coords, PressureLevels(src_levels), dst) + expected = np.log(np.array(dst.levels) * 100.0) + assert np.allclose(out[:, 0, 0].numpy(), expected) + assert list(out_coords["level"]) == [200.0, 400.0, 700.0] + + +def test_hybrid_to_pressure_with_surface_pressure(): + # Hybrid column: p_k = a_k + b_k * ps. With ps = 1000 hPa the levels land + # at 300/700/1000 hPa; field = log(p) again for exactness. + a = (30000.0, 20000.0, 0.0) + b = (0.0, 0.5, 1.0) + ps_value = 100000.0 + p_src = np.array(a) + np.array(b) * ps_value # [30000, 70000, 100000] Pa + x, coords = _column(np.log(p_src)) + ps = torch.full((4, 8), ps_value, dtype=torch.float64) + dst = PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) + out, _ = interp_to_pressure(x, coords, HybridLevels(a, b), dst, ps=ps) + expected = np.log(np.array([50000.0, 85000.0])) + assert np.allclose(out[:, 0, 0].numpy(), expected) + + +def test_hybrid_requires_ps(): + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]) + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="surface pressure"): + interp_to_pressure( + x, + coords, + HybridLevels((1.0, 2.0, 3.0), (0.0, 0.0, 0.0)), + PressureLevels((500.0,)), + ) + + +def test_clamped_at_column_ends(): + x, coords = _column([10.0, 20.0], levels=(300.0, 700.0)) + src = PressureLevels((300.0, 700.0)) + out, _ = interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, PressureLevels((100.0, 1000.0))) + assert torch.all(out[0] == 10.0) # above top -> top value + assert torch.all(out[1] == 20.0) # below bottom -> bottom value + + +def test_identity_shortcut_and_missing_level_dim(): + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0], levels=(500.0, 850.0)) + src = PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) + out, out_coords = interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0))) + assert out is x # no-op + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="no 'level' dim"): + bad = OrderedDict((k, v) for k, v in coords.items() if k != "level") + interp_to_pressure(x[0], bad, src, PressureLevels((500.0,))) + + +def test_pressure_source_rejects_mismatched_level_coord(): + """Descending level data against an ascending PressureLevels source must + raise instead of silently pairing slices with wrong pressures.""" + src = PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0, 1000.0)) + dst = PressureLevels((700.0,)) + # data ordered bottom-to-top, source declared top-to-bottom + x, coords = _column([3.0, 2.0, 1.0], levels=(1000.0, 850.0, 500.0)) + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="1000.*850.*500"): + interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, dst) + # arbitrary index coords (not the declared pressures) are rejected too + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]) # level = [0, 1, 2] + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="PressureLevels"): + interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, dst) + # ... even on the identity (src == dst levels) shortcut path + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]) + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="level"): + interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, PressureLevels(src.levels)) + + +def test_hybrid_crossing_coefficients_rejected_at_construction(): + # crossing at low surface pressure: p = [50000, 30000] at ps = 50000 Pa + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="non-increasing"): + HybridLevels((0.0, 30000.0), (1.0, 0.0)) + # increasing at ps = 50000 Pa but crossing at ps = 110000 Pa + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="non-increasing"): + HybridLevels((0.0, 60000.0), (1.0, 0.0)) + # non-crossing across the whole plausible ps range is accepted + HybridLevels((30000.0, 20000.0, 0.0), (0.0, 0.5, 1.0)) + + +def test_hybrid_crossing_at_runtime_rejected(): + """Coefficients valid for plausible ps can still cross for extreme ps + values; the interpolation-time monotonicity check must catch that.""" + hybrid = HybridLevels((0.0, 115000.0), (1.0, 0.0)) # ok in [50k, 110k] Pa + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0]) + ps = torch.full((4, 8), 140000.0, dtype=torch.float64) # crosses level 2 + with pytest.raises(VerticalMismatchError, match="strictly increasing"): + interp_to_pressure(x, coords, hybrid, PressureLevels((1000.0,)), ps=ps) + + +def test_gradient_flows_through_interpolation(): + x, coords = _column([1.0, 2.0, 3.0], levels=(300.0, 500.0, 1000.0)) + x.requires_grad_(True) + out, _ = interp_to_pressure( + x, coords, PressureLevels((300.0, 500.0, 1000.0)), PressureLevels((400.0,)) + ) + out.sum().backward() + assert x.grad is not None + assert torch.all(x.grad[2] == 0) # bottom level unused for 400 hPa target + assert torch.all(x.grad[:2] > 0) From d15f0719e296498d7d1828a767f716f70ddad21c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 12:23:47 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 2/9] Add detailed documentation set for nvcoupler MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Six pages under earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/, linked from the README: concepts (exchange contracts, adapters, connector pipeline), user guide (11 task recipes), DSL & YAML reference, API reference (signatures read from source), errors & troubleshooting (every exception with verbatim greppable messages), and design & roadmap (decisions with alternatives, verification story, honest limitations). 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Signatures are copied from the source; +behavior notes are one to three lines β€” for usage and rationale see +[user_guide.md](user_guide.md) and [concepts.md](concepts.md). Common +argument types: `TimeLike = str | np.datetime64`, +`DeltaLike = str | np.timedelta64` (string forms in +[dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#interval-strings-as_timedelta)), +`CoordSystem` = earth2studio's ordered coordinate dict. + +## field + +### `Field` (dataclass) + +```python +Field( + data: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + standard_name: str, + units: str, + valid_time: np.datetime64 | None = None, + source: str | None = None, + mask: torch.Tensor | None = None, + vertical: VerticalCoordinate | None = None, +) +``` + +One exchanged quantity: a torch tensor plus its coordinates and canonical +identity. Raises `CouplingError` at construction if `coords` contains a +`"variable"` dimension (a Field is one variable) or if `data.ndim` disagrees +with `len(coords)`. `mask` is boolean, True = valid. Methods: +`to(device) -> Field`, `clone() -> Field`, `grid_signature() -> tuple` +(hashable spatial-grid key used for regridder caching). + +### `State` + +```python +State(name: str, fields: Iterable[Field] = ()) +``` + +A `MutableMapping[str, Field]` keyed by standard name; every component owns an +import and an export State. `state[key] = field` enforces +`key == field.standard_name` (`CouplingError` otherwise); missing keys raise a +`KeyError` listing the present fields. + +- `add(field: Field, replace: bool = True) -> None` β€” `replace=False` raises + `CouplingError` on duplicates. +- `subset(names: Iterable[str]) -> State` +- `to(device: Any) -> State` +- `as_tensor(names: list[str] | None = None) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]` + β€” stacks fields along a new `"variable"` axis inserted before the first + spatial dim; all selected fields must share identical coords. Default order + is `sorted(fields)`. +- `State.from_tensor(name, x, coords, dictionary, valid_time=None, source=None, strict=True) -> State` + (classmethod) β€” splits a multi-variable tensor into Fields, resolving raw + variable names through the dictionary; unknown names raise + `UnknownFieldError` unless `strict=False` (then they are skipped). + +## dictionary + +### `CellMethod` (frozen dataclass) + +```python +CellMethod(base: str, method: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"], window: np.timedelta64) +``` + +Machine-readable "I am `method` of `base` over `window`" tag for derived +fields; drives `AccumulationMediator` and `couple()`'s mediator synthesis. +Unsupported methods raise `ValueError`. + +### `FieldEntry` (frozen dataclass) + +```python +FieldEntry( + standard_name: str, + canonical_units: str, + description: str = "", + aliases: frozenset[str] = frozenset(), + cell_method: CellMethod | None = None, +) +``` + +One dictionary entry. `aliases` accepts any iterable (coerced to frozenset). + +### `FieldDictionary` + +```python +FieldDictionary(entries: FieldDictionary | list[FieldEntry] | None = None) +``` + +Registry resolving standard names and aliases to entries; constructing from +another `FieldDictionary` copies it (the standard way to extend the default). + +- `register(entry: FieldEntry) -> None` β€” re-registering a standard name + replaces it; a name that is already an alias raises `ValueError`. +- `add_alias(standard_name: str, alias: str) -> None` β€” raises + `UnknownFieldError` for unknown standard names, `ValueError` when the alias + is taken or collides with a standard name. +- `resolve(name: str) -> FieldEntry` β€” raises `UnknownFieldError` (with + did-you-mean suggestions) for unknown names. +- `standard_name(name: str) -> str`, `standard_names() -> list[str]`, + `__contains__(name: str) -> bool` +- `check_units(standard_name: str, units: str, *, src: str, dst: str) -> None` + β€” raises `UnitsMismatchError` when normalized units disagree with canonical + (checked, not converted). +- `derived_from(standard_name: str) -> CellMethod | None` + +### `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY` + +Module-level `FieldDictionary` with the curated v1 vocabulary (earth2studio +surface/pressure-level variables plus the built-in derived window fields). + +## clock + +### `Alarm` + +```python +Alarm(interval: DeltaLike, offset: DeltaLike | None = None) +``` + +Rings when `(time - start - offset)` is a non-negative whole multiple of +`interval`; non-positive intervals raise `ValueError`. Method: +`is_ringing(time: np.datetime64, start: np.datetime64) -> bool`. + +### `Clock` + +```python +Clock(start: TimeLike, stop: TimeLike, dt: DeltaLike) +``` + +Driver clock stepping `start β†’ stop` inclusive at `dt`. Raises `ValueError` +for non-positive `dt` or `stop <= start`, and `CadenceError` when the span is +not a multiple of `dt`. Iterating yields each time **after** `start` (the IC +lives at `start`, step 0). Properties `current`, `step_index`, `n_steps`; +methods `elapsed()`, `done()`, `advance()` (raises `StopIteration` past +`stop`), `reset()`, `times()` (all `n_steps + 1` times including `start`). + +The module also provides (not re-exported at package level, import from +`earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock`): `as_datetime(t)`, `as_timedelta(d)`, +`fmt_timedelta(d)`, `is_multiple(interval, dt)`. + +## component + +### `ImportAdapter` (runtime-checkable `Protocol`) β€” the model-invocation contract + +```python +class ImportAdapter(Protocol): + def __call__( + self, + model: Any, + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: ... +``` + +An adapter **owns the model call**: it receives the model/step-fn, the +component's current state tensor and coords, the import `State` (only the +fields actually delivered), and a standard-name β†’ raw-model-variable map, and +must return the stepped `(x, coords)`. Implementations must be autograd-safe +(no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). Any callable matching +this signature can be passed as `import_adapter=`. + +### `VariableOverwriteAdapter` + +```python +VariableOverwriteAdapter() +``` + +Default adapter: overwrites matching variable slices of `x` (clone + +`index_copy_`, autograd-intact), then calls `model(x, coords)`. Requires a +`"variable"` dim in the state coords and that every imported field is a state +variable (`CouplingError` otherwise). Static helper +`inject(x, coords, imports, std_to_raw) -> torch.Tensor`. + +### `ConditioningKwargAdapter` + +```python +ConditioningKwargAdapter(field_order: list[str] | None = None, method: str = "call_with_conditioning") +``` + +Stacks imports and calls `model.(x, coords, conditioning=..., +conditioning_coords=...)` (StormScope pattern). With more than one import, +`field_order=` is mandatory β€” channel order cannot be inferred +(`CouplingError`). + +### `ExtraTensorAdapter` + +```python +ExtraTensorAdapter(field_order: list[str] | None = None, kwarg: str | None = None) +``` + +Stacks imports and calls `model(x, coords, coupling)` positionally, or +`model(x, coords, **{kwarg: coupling})` when `kwarg` is given (DLESyM / +PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor pattern). Same `field_order` rule as above. + +### `Component` (abstract base) + +```python +Component( + name: str, + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] = (), + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, + variable_aliases: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, + export_masks: Mapping[str, torch.Tensor] | None = None, + import_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, + export_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, +) +``` + +NUOPC_Model analog. `imports`/`exports` may be aliases (resolved to standard +names via the dictionary); `variable_aliases` maps raw model variable names to +standard names and registers them as aliases. Class attribute +`requires_ic: bool = True` (subclasses that can initialize without an +`(x, coords)` pair set it False). Phases: +`advertise() -> tuple[list[str], list[str]]`, +`realize(clock: Clock) -> None` (raises `CadenceError` when `timestep` is not +a multiple of `clock.dt`), abstract `initialize(x, coords)` and +`run(time)`, `finalize()`. Helpers: `should_run(time) -> bool`, +`grid_coords() -> CoordSystem | None`, +`resolve_std_to_raw(coords) -> dict[str, str]`, +`publish(x, coords, valid_time) -> None` (splits a model output tensor into +export Fields, attaching declared masks/verticals; raises `CouplingError` if +an advertised export is missing from the output variables). + +### `CallableComponent` + +```python +CallableComponent( + name: str, + fn: StepFn, # (x, coords) -> (x, coords) + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] = (), + import_adapter: ImportAdapter | None = None, + **kwargs, # forwarded to Component +) +``` + +Wraps a plain step function β€” the entry point for synthetic components and +non-ML models. `initialize` publishes the IC at `clock.start` so lagged +coupling has t0 data. Property `state -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]`. + +### `PrognosticComponent` + +```python +PrognosticComponent( + name: str, + model: Any, # earth2studio PrognosticModel + timestep: DeltaLike | None = None, + imports: Iterable[str] = (), + exports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + import_adapter: ImportAdapter | None = None, + next_input: NextInputFn | None = None, # (prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords) -> (x, coords) + **kwargs, +) +``` + +Wraps an earth2studio `PrognosticModel`, calling it directly (not via +`create_iterator`) so imports can be injected between steps. `timestep` +defaults to the model's output/input lead-time difference; `exports` default +to the output variables resolvable through the dictionary. Published exports +have singleton batch/time/lead_time dims squeezed away. The default +`next_input` handles single-window models and raises `CouplingError` for +multi-window ones (supply the hook). Also: `to(device)`, property `state`. + +### `DataComponent` + +```python +DataComponent( + name: str, + source: Any, # earth2studio DataSource + exports: Iterable[str], + timestep: DeltaLike, + variable_map: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, # std name -> raw source name + interp_to: CoordSystem | None = None, + device: Any = "cpu", + **kwargs, +) +``` + +Prescribed forcing from a data source via `fetch_data` at its own cadence +(`requires_ic = False`). `initialize()` with no arguments fetches at +`clock.start`; an explicit `(x, coords)` pair (with a `"variable"` dim) is +published as-is instead. Raw source names resolve through `variable_map`, +then `variable_aliases`, then the dictionary's aliases. + +### `DiagnosticComponent` + +```python +DiagnosticComponent( + name: str, + model: Any, # earth2studio DiagnosticModel + timestep: DeltaLike, + imports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + exports: Iterable[str] | None = None, + **kwargs, +) +``` + +Stateless single-step transform (`requires_ic = False`): stacks its imports in +the model's raw variable order, adds singleton dims the model expects, calls +`model(x, coords)`, publishes the outputs. Imports/exports default to the +model's `input_coords()`/`output_coords()` variables resolved through the +dictionary (every input must resolve, or `UnknownFieldError`). Missing +imports at run time raise `CouplingError` pointing at the run sequence. +Also `to(device)`. + +## connector + +### `Regridder` β€” the spatial-regrid callable contract + +```python +Regridder = Callable[[torch.Tensor], torch.Tensor] +``` + +A regridder maps a tensor whose **trailing dims are the source spatial dims** +to the same tensor on the destination grid (leading batch/window dims are +preserved): `tensor[..., H, W] -> tensor[..., H', W']`, or for HEALPix +`[..., face, h, w]` layouts the trailing three. It must be pure torch (no +numpy round-trip) to keep autograd intact. When passed as +`Connector(regridder=...)` it is applied to every field of that connector, +and the output coords are rebuilt from the destination's `grid_coords()`. +Build HEALPix ones with `earth2grid`, as `models/px/dlesym.py` does. + +### `Connector` + +```python +Connector( + src: Component, + dst: Component, + fields: list[str] | None = None, + time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", + fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", + regridder: Regridder | None = None, +) +``` + +Moves matched fields `src.exports -> dst.imports` through the pipeline +time policy β†’ vertical β†’ mask fill β†’ spatial regrid. `fields=None` matches +the intersection of advertised exports/imports; an explicit list must be in +both (`IncompatibleFieldError` otherwise, also raised when the intersection +is empty). `match() -> list[str]` also unit-checks every field +(`UnitsMismatchError`). `execute(time: np.datetime64) -> None` performs the +transfer (raises `CouplingError` if the source has not produced a field yet); +`last_transfer: dict[str, Field]` holds the most recent delivery (see +`Driver.probe`). `time_policy="linear"` extrapolates from the two most recent +exports and falls back to constant (with one warning) for fields carrying a +`lead_time`/`window` dim. Auto-regrid requires regular 1D lat/lon source +grids; identical grids pass through as identity; differing HEALPix `face` +grids require `regridder=` (`IncompatibleFieldError`). + +## vertical + +### `PressureLevels` (frozen dataclass) + +```python +PressureLevels(levels: tuple[float, ...]) +``` + +Constant pressure levels in hPa, ordered top to bottom (increasing, else +`ValueError`). Method `pressure_pa() -> np.ndarray`. + +### `HybridLevels` (frozen dataclass) + +```python +HybridLevels(a: tuple[float, ...], b: tuple[float, ...], ps_field: str = "surface_pressure") +``` + +Hybrid sigma-pressure levels `p_k = a_k + b_k * p_s` (`a` in Pa, `b` +dimensionless, top to bottom). Validates equal lengths and strict pressure +monotonicity across the plausible surface-pressure range [500, 1100] hPa +(`ValueError`). `ps_field` names the surface-pressure export a connector +pulls from the source automatically; `len(hybrid)` is the level count. + +The interpolation kernel `interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, dst, ps=None)` +lives in `earth2studio.nvcoupler.vertical` (not re-exported); connectors call +it for you. Linear in log-pressure, clamped at column ends, differentiable. + +## mediator + +### `Mediator` (base class) + +```python +Mediator(name: str, timestep: Any, imports=(), exports=(), **kwargs) +``` + +`Component` whose import `State` forwards every delivered field to +`accumulate(field)`; when scheduled by a `MediateAction`, `run(time)` calls +`compute(time)`, which must populate `export_state`. Subclass and implement +both to build custom reductions (including unit conversions β€” +[the v1 remedy for mismatched units](errors_and_troubleshooting.md)). +`requires_ic = False`. + +### `AccumulationMediator` + +```python +AccumulationMediator(name: str, fields: list[str], window: Any = None, **kwargs) +``` + +Windowed running reduction (O(1) memory in window length). Each entry of +`fields` must be a *derived* dictionary entry carrying a `CellMethod` +(`CouplingError` otherwise); the cell method supplies the base import, the +reduction (mean/sum/max/min), and the window, which becomes the mediator's +timestep unless `window=` overrides it (`CouplingError` when fields disagree +on windows and no override is given). Duplicate deliveries with the same +`valid_time` are ignored; `compute` with zero samples raises `CouplingError`. +After each compute, `samples_last_window: dict[str, int]` reports the counts +and the accumulators reset. + +### `TrailingAverageMediator` + +```python +TrailingAverageMediator(name: str, fields: list[str], window: Any = None, **kwargs) +``` + +`AccumulationMediator` restricted to mean reductions (`CouplingError` for +non-mean fields) β€” the exact semantics of DLESyM's ocean coupling and +PhysicsNeMo's `TrailingAverageCoupler`. + +## sequence + +### Action dataclasses (frozen) + +```python +RunAction(component: str) +ConnectAction(src: str, dst: str) +MediateAction(mediator: str, phase: str = "compute") +``` + +`Action = RunAction | ConnectAction | MediateAction`; `str()` of each emits +its DSL line. + +### `Slot` / `RunSequence` + +```python +Slot(interval: np.timedelta64, actions: list[Action] = []) +RunSequence(slots: list[Slot]) +``` + +`Slot.interval` is coerced through `as_timedelta` (interval strings accepted). +`RunSequence` methods: `components_run() -> set[str]`, +`connections() -> list[ConnectAction]`, +`validate(components: dict, dt: DeltaLike) -> None` (raises `SequenceError` / +`CadenceError`; full rule list in +[dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#validation)), and +`__str__` emitting round-trippable DSL. + +### `parse_run_sequence` + +```python +parse_run_sequence(text: str) -> RunSequence +``` + +Parses the DSL (grammar in +[dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#grammar)); raises +`SequenceError` with the offending line number. + +## driver + +### `Driver` + +```python +Driver( + components: dict[str, Component], + sequence: RunSequence | str, + clock: Clock, + connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + collect: bool = True, + io: dict[str, IOBackend] | None = None, + allow_unfed_imports: bool = False, +) +``` + +Executes the coupled system. Keys of `components` must match the names used +in the sequence; any `ConnectAction` without a prebuilt connector gets a +default `Connector(src, dst)`. `io=` streams each component's exports to an +earth2studio `IOBackend` (one array per export field, leading `time` axis over +the component's ring times including t0; NaN-initialized), independent of +`collect`. Unknown `io` keys raise `CouplingError`. + +- `initialize(ics: dict[str, tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] | None = None) -> None` + β€” validates the sequence, matches connectors (units checks), rejects unfed + imports (`UnmatchedImportError`, downgraded to a warning by + `allow_unfed_imports=True`), warns on unconsumed exports and oversized + in-memory collection, then realizes and initializes every component. + Components with `requires_ic=False` (mediators, data components, + diagnostics) need no `ics` entry; missing ICs for the rest raise + `CouplingError`. +- `run() -> dict[str, xr.Dataset]` β€” runs to `clock.stop` under + `torch.inference_mode()`; returns `to_xarray()` when `collect=True`, else + `{}`. +- `steps() -> Iterator[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, State]]]` β€” yields + `(time, {component: export State})` after every driver step (inference + mode); the notebook-inspection path. +- `rollout(n_steps: int) -> dict[str, State]` β€” advances `n_steps` keeping + the autograd graph when grad is enabled (the coupled fine-tuning entry + point); raises `CouplingError` when fewer steps remain. +- `reset() -> None` β€” rewinds the clock and clears records/history; + `initialize(ics)` must be called again before running. Running an exhausted + clock raises `CouplingError`. +- `probe(connector: str) -> dict[str, Field]` β€” last exchanged fields on a + connector addressed as `"src->dst"` (`KeyError` listing known names). +- `to_xarray() -> dict[str, xr.Dataset]` β€” collected exports, one Dataset per + component with a leading `time` axis of that component's ring times. +- `describe() -> str` / `_repr_html_()` β€” delegate to `api.describe` / + `api.describe_html`. + +## api + +### `couple` + +```python +couple( + *components: Component, + start: TimeLike, + stop: TimeLike, + dt: DeltaLike | None = None, + connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + collect: bool = True, +) -> Driver +``` + +Auto-wires components into a ready-to-initialize `Driver`: every import is +matched to its unique exporter by standard name (`AmbiguousCouplingError` for +several, `UnmatchedImportError` for none), derived imports whose base field +someone exports get an `AccumulationMediator` synthesized (named +`med_`), and the generated sequence uses the canonical lagged +layout, one slot per cadence. `dt` defaults to the GCD of the component +timesteps. Returns an *uninitialized* driver. + +### `coupled` + +```python +coupled( + time: TimeLike, + stop_or_nsteps: TimeLike | int, + components: Sequence[Component] | dict[str, Component], + ics: dict[str, tuple], + dt: DeltaLike | None = None, + collect: bool = True, + verbose: bool = True, +) -> dict +``` + +One call from initial conditions to `dict[str, xarray.Dataset]`: +`couple(...)` + `initialize(ics)` + a tqdm-wrapped run. An integer +`stop_or_nsteps` means that many driver (`dt`) steps. + +### `describe` / `describe_html` + +```python +describe(driver: Driver) -> str +describe_html(driver: Driver) -> str +``` + +Terraform-plan-style preview (text / self-contained Jupyter HTML) of +components, connectors (fields, policies, lagged/sequential mode, slot), and +the run sequence. Works before `initialize()` β€” only advertised names, the +sequence, and the clock are consulted. + +## config + +### `to_yaml` + +```python +to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str +``` + +Serializes a `Driver` to YAML text (also written to `path` when given). +Raises `CouplingError` for any component that is neither an +`AccumulationMediator` nor carries a `yaml_spec` attribute. Schema and rules +in [dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#the-yaml-schema). + +### `from_yaml` + +```python +from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver +``` + +Builds an **uninitialized** `Driver` from YAML text or a file path (a +newline-free string naming an existing file is read as a path). Components +are rebuilt by importing each `class` path and calling it with `kwargs`; +failures raise `CouplingError` naming the path. Call +`driver.initialize(ics)` afterwards. + +## errors + +All configuration errors derive from `CouplingError`; messages name the +components/fields involved and the concrete fix. See +[errors_and_troubleshooting.md](errors_and_troubleshooting.md) for triggers +and remedies. + +| Exception | Bases | Raised when | +|---|---|---| +| `CouplingError` | `Exception` | Base class; also raised directly for generic misconfiguration (missing ICs, unproduced exports, bad `yaml_spec`, ...) | +| `UnknownFieldError(name, candidates)` | `CouplingError, KeyError` | A name is not a registered standard name or alias (did-you-mean suggestions) | +| `UnmatchedImportError(component, field, available_exports)` | `CouplingError` | An advertised import that nothing exports/delivers | +| `UnitsMismatchError(field, src, src_units, dst, dst_units)` | `CouplingError` | Matched fields disagree on (normalized) units | +| `IncompatibleFieldError` | `CouplingError` | A connector cannot reconcile matched fields (grid layout, mask fill, missing regridder) | +| `VerticalMismatchError` | `CouplingError` | Vertical coordinates cannot be reconciled (missing `vertical`, missing surface pressure, non-monotone hybrid levels) | +| `CadenceError(what, interval, dt)` | `CouplingError` | An interval is not a positive multiple of the reference dt | +| `AmbiguousCouplingError(field, importer, exporters)` | `CouplingError` | `couple()` found several exporters for one import | +| `SequenceError` | `CouplingError` | Run-sequence parse or validation failure | + +## dlesym_split + +### `split_dlesym` + +```python +split_dlesym(dlesym: Any, dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None) + -> tuple[DLESyMAtmosComponent, DLESyMOceanComponent] +``` + +Re-exposes a constructed `earth2studio.models.px.DLESyM`'s internal atmos and +ocean sub-models as two components exchanging SST and 48 h window-mean +coupling fields through explicit connectors (identity transfers on the shared +HEALPix grid). Both components step the full 96 h parent cadence and call the +parent's own coupling/insolation methods. Unknown DLESyM variables and the +window-mean entries are auto-registered on a private copy of +`DLESYM_DICTIONARY`. **Honest limitation:** this module has only been +exercised against structural mocks β€” the real-weights equivalence gate +(`test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py`) has not been run. + +### `build_dlesym_driver` + +```python +build_dlesym_driver( + dlesym: Any, + start: Any, + stop: Any, + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, + collect: bool = True, +) -> Driver +``` + +`split_dlesym` plus a `Driver` whose 96 h run sequence reproduces the native +`DLESyM._forward` ordering (SST lagged across steps, window means sequential +within a step). `stop - start` must be a multiple of 96 h. Initialize both +halves with the same DLESyM-layout IC: +`driver.initialize({"atmos": (x, coords), "ocean": (x, coords)})`. + +### `DLESYM_DICTIONARY` + +Module-level `FieldDictionary` copy of the default β€” the extension point for +non-default DLESyM vocabularies. + +## testing + +Deterministic toy components β€” public API for downstream tests and the docs' +own snippets. A two-component system with the DLESyM cadence structure whose +values are hand-computable from spatially constant ICs (the executable spec in +`test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py` relies on this). + +```python +ATMOS_GRID = (32, 64) +OCEAN_GRID = (16, 32) + +grid_coords(nlat: int, nlon: int) -> CoordSystem +``` + +Regular lat/lon coords, 90 β†’ βˆ’90, 0 β†’ 360 (endpoint excluded). + +```python +fake_atmos(gain: torch.Tensor | float = 1.0, timestep: str = "6h") -> CallableComponent +``` + +`"atmos"`: imports `sea_surface_temperature`, exports +`geopotential_at_1000hpa`; update `z ← z + 1 + gainΒ·0.1Β·sst`. Pass +`gain=torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True)` to test gradient flow across the +exchange. + +```python +fake_ocean(gain: torch.Tensor | float = 1.0, timestep: str = "48h", with_mask: bool = False) -> CallableComponent +``` + +`"ocean"`: imports `geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean`, exports +`sea_surface_temperature`; update `sst ← sst + gainΒ·0.01Β·z48m`. +`with_mask=True` attaches a land mask (northern half invalid) to the SST +export. + +```python +atmos_ic(z0: float = 0.0, sst0: float = 2.0) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem] +ocean_ic(sst0: float = 2.0, z48m0: float = 0.0) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem] +``` + +Spatially constant initial conditions on the matching grids, with `variable` +coords `["z1000", "sst"]` / `["sst", "z48m"]`. + +Minimal end-to-end use (executed): + +```python +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +driver = nvc.couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05") +print(driver.describe()) # plan preview, incl. the synthesized mediator +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] +``` + +See `examples/09_nvcoupler/` +([README](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst)) for the five worked +examples built on these toys. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..0c02be22e --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md @@ -0,0 +1,464 @@ +# Concepts + +The deep conceptual reference for nvcoupler. The [package README](../README.md) +is the overview; this page pins down the exact semantics of each abstraction. +For task-oriented recipes see the [user guide](user_guide.md), for the DSL and +YAML grammar the [DSL and YAML reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md), for +signatures the [API reference](api_reference.md), and for every error class the +[errors and troubleshooting page](errors_and_troubleshooting.md). Rationale for +these designs lives in [design and roadmap](design_and_roadmap.md). + +## Field and State + +A `Field` is exactly one physical quantity: a torch tensor, its earth2studio +`CoordSystem`, a canonical identity (`standard_name`, `units`), an optional +`valid_time`, `source` (provenance), `mask`, and `vertical` metadata. Two rules +are enforced at construction: + +- **One variable per Field.** A `"variable"` dimension in `coords` raises + `CouplingError` immediately β€” multi-variable tensors are split with + `State.from_tensor`. +- **Coords insertion order is dimension order.** `data.ndim` must equal + `len(coords)`, and the *i*-th key of the coords dict describes the *i*-th + tensor axis. There is no name-based reordering anywhere in the framework. + +```python +from collections import OrderedDict +import numpy as np +import torch +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc + +coords = OrderedDict( + {"lat": np.linspace(90.0, -90.0, 8), "lon": np.linspace(0.0, 360.0, 16, endpoint=False)} +) +sst = nvc.Field( + data=torch.full((8, 16), 290.0), + coords=coords, + standard_name="sea_surface_temperature", + units="K", + valid_time=np.datetime64("2024-01-01"), +) +# Field('sea_surface_temperature' [K], lat: 8, lon: 16, valid_time=2024-01-01) +``` + +A `State` is a mutable mapping of Fields keyed by standard name (the key must +equal the field's `standard_name`, enforced on `__setitem__`). Every component +owns an import State and an export State; Connectors move Fields between them. +`State.from_tensor` splits a tensor along `"variable"`, resolving raw model +names through a `FieldDictionary`; `State.as_tensor(names)` stacks Fields back +along a new `"variable"` axis inserted immediately before the first spatial +dimension (earth2studio's `batch, time, lead_time, variable, spatial...` +convention). All stacked fields must share identical coords β€” regrid through a +Connector first. + +```python +x = torch.zeros(2, 8, 16) +tensor_coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), **coords}) +state = nvc.State.from_tensor( + "demo", x, tensor_coords, nvc.DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + valid_time=np.datetime64("2024-01-01"), +) +sorted(state) # ['geopotential_at_1000hpa', 'sea_surface_temperature'] +y, ycoords = state.as_tensor(["sea_surface_temperature", "geopotential_at_1000hpa"]) +``` + +Field data is torch end to end β€” never round-tripped through numpy inside the +framework β€” so autograd graphs survive every exchange. + +### The physical-units exchange contract + +Fields cross the coupling seam in **physical units**. A model that trains on +normalized inputs normalizes internally: the DLESyM split adapter +([`dlesym_split.py`](../dlesym_split.py)) is the reference implementation β€” +each half denormalizes its outputs (`data * scale + center`) before publishing +and renormalizes imports (`(data - center) / scale`) before calling its U-Net. +Because both directions use the same per-variable constants, the round trip is +exact up to float rounding, and `test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py` asserts +the reconstructed coupling tensor matches the parent's own math. The payoff: +any component can consume any other's exports without knowing its +normalization statistics. + +Units are **checked, not converted** (see the dictionary section below); no +scaling ever happens silently in a Connector. + +### valid_time semantics β€” and an honest caveat + +`valid_time` is the single instant the data is valid for. Components stamp it +when publishing (`initialize` publishes at `clock.start`, so lagged coupling +has data at t0; each `run(time)` publishes at `time`), and Connector time +policies reason about it. + +The caveat: some exported Fields are not instantaneous. A field carrying a +`lead_time` or `window` dimension (e.g. the DLESyM atmos component's +window-mean exports, which have a leading `window` axis over the ocean's 48 h +chunks) represents *many* times but carries one `valid_time` stamp β€” the end +of the producing step's window. That is fine for `"constant"` transfers, but a +single-timestamp extrapolation is ill-defined for such fields, so the +Connector's `"linear"` policy detects `lead_time`/`window` dims and **falls +back to `"constant"` for that field**, logging a one-time warning per field. + +### Masks + +`mask` is an optional boolean tensor broadcastable to `data`, with +**True = valid** (e.g. ocean points for SST; the toy ocean in +[`testing.py`](../testing.py) marks the northern half of its grid as land with +`False`). Masks are declared per export via a component's `export_masks=` and +consumed by the Connector's fill stage; after filling, the transferred field's +mask is cleared (`None`) since every point is then valid. + +### Grid signatures + +`Field.grid_signature()` returns a hashable tuple of +`(dim, shape, values.tobytes())` for every spatial dim +(`level, face, lat, lon, hpx, height, width, y, x`). Connectors key their +lazily built regridders and mask fillers on it, so the KDTree/interpolation +setup cost is paid once per distinct grid (and, for fillers, per distinct +mask), not per step β€” the `dxwrapper.py` caching pattern. + +## FieldDictionary + +Connectors match exports to imports by **standard name**, never by raw model +variable strings. A `FieldDictionary` maps both standard names and aliases to +`FieldEntry(standard_name, canonical_units, description, aliases, cell_method)`. +Lookup is case-sensitive; an alias maps to exactly one standard name (remapping +raises), an alias may not collide with a standard name, and re-registering a +standard name replaces its entry. `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY` ships a curated v1 +vocabulary (earth2studio surface variables, the pressure-level fields used by +the coupled models in this repo, and the mediator-produced derived fields); +components each get a private *copy*, extended by their `variable_aliases=` +(raw model name β†’ standard name). + +### Units: checked, not converted + +`normalize_units` collapses cosmetic differences before comparing: lowercase, +strip `**`/`^` exponent markers and spaces (behaviorally aligned with +`earth2studio.lexicon.earthmover.normalize_units`), then apply a synonym table +(`m/s` ≑ `m s-1`, `kelvin` ≑ `K`, `mm` ≑ `kg m-2` for precipitation depth, +the dimensionless family `1`/`(0-1)`/`fraction` ≑ `""`, `celsius` ≑ `degC`, +...). Values are **never converted** β€” a genuine disagreement raises +`UnitsMismatchError` at connector match time, naming both components and +suggesting the fix (convert in a Mediator or align the dictionary entries). + +```python +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import normalize_units + +normalize_units("m s**-1") == normalize_units("m/s") == "m s-1" # True + +nvc.DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.check_units( + "sea_surface_temperature", "degC", src="ocean", dst="atmos" +) # raises UnitsMismatchError: 'ocean' exports 'degC' but 'atmos' expects 'K' +``` + +### CellMethod: derived fields as first-class dictionary entries + +A time-reduced field (a 48 h precipitation sum, a 24 h temperature max) is a +dictionary entry carrying a machine-readable `CellMethod(base, method, window)` +with `method` in `mean | sum | max | min` β€” the declaration "I am *method* of +*base* over *window*". No suffix string-parsing anywhere. + +Two consumers read it: + +- **`AccumulationMediator`** β€” constructed with the *derived* names, it + resolves each entry, takes the base field as its import, the method as its + running reduction, and the (common) window as its alarm interval unless + `window=` overrides it. A derived name without a `cell_method` raises. +- **`couple()`** β€” when a component imports a derived field nobody exports, + auto-wiring checks the entry's cell method: if some unique component exports + the *base* field, it synthesizes an `AccumulationMediator` between the two + cadences and wires `base-exporter -> mediator -> importer`. No cell method + or no base exporter raises `UnmatchedImportError`; multiple base exporters + raise `AmbiguousCouplingError`. + +```python +entry = nvc.DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("total_precipitation_48h_sum") +entry.cell_method +# CellMethod(base='total_precipitation_6h', method='sum', window=numpy.timedelta64(48,'h')) + +med = nvc.AccumulationMediator("med", ["total_precipitation_48h_sum"]) +med.import_names # ['total_precipitation_6h'] +med.export_names # ['total_precipitation_48h_sum'] +med.timestep # 48 hours (from the cell method's window) +``` + +## Clock, Alarm, and the cadence model + +Three intervals coexist and must nest: + +1. **Driver dt** β€” the `Clock`'s step, the finest granularity at which + anything can happen. +2. **Component timesteps** β€” each component's own cadence, realized as an + `Alarm(timestep)`; the component runs only on driver steps where its alarm + rings. +3. **Slot intervals** β€” each run-sequence `@interval` slot executes on driver + steps aligned with it. + +The validation rules, all raising `CadenceError` at construction or +`initialize` time (never mid-rollout): + +- `Clock(start, stop, dt)`: `stop - start` must be a positive whole multiple + of `dt`. +- `Component.realize(clock)`: the component's timestep must be a positive + whole multiple of `dt`. +- `RunSequence.validate`: every slot interval must be a multiple of `dt`, and + every component (or mediator) scheduled in a slot must have a timestep + **equal** to that slot's interval. Components never scheduled anywhere raise + `SequenceError`. + +```python +clock = nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-03", "6h") +clock.n_steps # 8 +alarm = nvc.Alarm("48h") +[alarm.is_ringing(t, clock.start) for t in clock.times()] +# [True, False, False, False, False, False, False, False, True] + +nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "7h") # raises CadenceError (24 h span, 7 h dt) +``` + +Iterating a Clock yields times *after* start: the initial condition lives at +`start` (the caller's step 0), and the first yielded time is `start + dt` β€” +mirroring `earth2studio.run` where the iterator's 0th output is the IC. An +alarm rings when `(time - start - offset)` is a non-negative whole multiple of +its interval, so every alarm rings at t0; that is why `initialize` seeds +export states there. + +Clocks are **one-shot**. Running past `stop` raises, and calling +`run()`/`steps()`/`rollout()` on an exhausted driver raises a `CouplingError` +telling you to call `driver.reset()` β€” which rewinds the clock, clears +collected records, connector history, and IO state β€” and then +`driver.initialize(ics)` again before rerunning. A reset-and-reinitialized run +reproduces the original exactly (asserted in `test_driver.py`). + +## Components and the NUOPC phase lifecycle + +Every component walks the NUOPC phases, driven by the Driver: + +1. **`advertise()`** β€” return the import and export standard-name lists + (declared at construction; names are resolved through the dictionary, so + aliases work). +2. **`realize(clock)`** β€” validate cadence against the driver dt and create + the component's Alarm. +3. **`initialize(x, coords)`** β€” set internal state from an initial condition + and *seed the export state at `clock.start`*, so lagged coupling has data + at t0. +4. **`run(time)`** (repeated) β€” advance one component timestep; exports become + valid at `time`. +5. **`finalize()`** β€” cleanup hook (no-op by default). + +### The requires_ic contract + +`requires_ic` (class attribute, default `True`) tells the Driver whether +`initialize` needs an `(x, coords)` pair. During `Driver.initialize(ics)`: +components present in `ics` get their entry; components with +`requires_ic = False` (mediators, `DataComponent`, `DiagnosticComponent`) are +initialized with no arguments β€” a DataComponent fetches at `clock.start`, a +DiagnosticComponent just records its grid, a Mediator does nothing; a +`requires_ic = True` component missing from `ics` raises `CouplingError` +naming it. `requires_ic = False` components still *accept* an explicit IC +(a DataComponent publishes it instead of fetching; a DiagnosticComponent +pushes it through the model once to seed t0 exports for lagged chains). + +### The four component kinds + +- **`CallableComponent`** β€” wraps a plain `fn(x, coords) -> (x, coords)` step + function. The entry point for synthetic components and **non-ML models** + (process-based hydrology, crop models, anything Python-callable). Owns an + `(x, coords)` state; imports are injected through its ImportAdapter each run. +- **`PrognosticComponent`** β€” wraps an earth2studio `PrognosticModel`. + Timestep defaults to the model's output-minus-input lead time; exports + default to the output variables resolvable through the dictionary. It steps + the model directly (not via `create_iterator`) so imports can be injected + between steps. Models with multi-window sliding inputs need a + `next_input(prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords)` hook; the default handles + single-window models and raises with instructions otherwise. Publishing is + **exchange-shaped**: singleton `batch`/`time`/`lead_time` dims are squeezed + so exported Fields carry plain spatial coords like everyone else's (the seam + tests in `test/nvcoupler/test_seams.py` exist precisely for this). +- **`DataComponent`** β€” prescribed forcing from an earth2studio `DataSource` + (`requires_ic = False`). Instead of stepping a model it fetches its export + variables at its own cadence via `fetch_data`. Swapping a modeled ocean for + observed SST is a one-line component substitution; connectors, mediators, + and the run sequence are untouched. +- **`DiagnosticComponent`** β€” wraps an earth2studio `DiagnosticModel` + (`requires_ic = False`): a stateless per-run transform that stacks its + imported Fields in the model's raw variable order, conforms singleton dims + the model expects, calls it, and publishes the outputs. Imports/exports + default to the model's own `input_coords()`/`output_coords()` variables. + +`Mediator` subclasses (below) are the fifth participant type; they run in the +sequence like components but compute reductions rather than stepping models. + +## ImportAdapters: who owns the model call + +Real models disagree on how coupled forcing arrives, so the **adapter β€” not +the component β€” owns the model invocation**. Each of the three built-ins maps +to a real-world coupling pattern: + +| Adapter | Call shape | Real-world pattern | +|---|---|---| +| `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | overwrite matching variable slices of `x`, then `model(x, coords)` | prescribed forcing as a state channel | +| `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=..., conditioning_coords=...)` | StormScope | +| `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` (or a named kwarg) | DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor | + +`VariableOverwriteAdapter` requires the imported field to be a state variable +of the model (resolved through `std_to_raw` aliases); injection clones the +state tensor and uses `index_copy_` on the clone, keeping autograd intact. It +raises with a pointer to the other adapters when the model has no `"variable"` +dim or the import is not a state channel. + +The stacking adapters (`ConditioningKwargAdapter`, `ExtraTensorAdapter`) +require an **explicit `field_order=[...]`** whenever more than one field is +imported. Silently stacking in alphabetical order is forbidden by design: +models are channel-order-sensitive, and a permuted conditioning tensor *runs +without error and predicts garbage* β€” the worst failure mode in ML systems. +With a single import the order is trivially inferable and `field_order` may be +omitted. + +Adapters must be autograd-safe (no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry +grad); any object matching the `ImportAdapter` protocol can be passed as +`import_adapter=`. + +## The Connector pipeline + +`Connector(src, dst)` transfers the intersection of src's advertised exports +and dst's advertised imports, or an explicit `fields=[...]` (each of which +must appear in *both* lists, else `IncompatibleFieldError`). An empty match +raises. Units are checked against the dictionary at match time. Every +`execute(time)` runs each matched field through four stages, in this order: + +### 1. Time policy + +The connector keeps a **2-deep history** per field, `(previous, latest)`, +rotated only when a genuinely *new* export arrives (different `valid_time`) β€” +re-seeing the same export on repeated executes (a slow source polled by a fast +slot) must not collapse the extrapolation baseline. + +- `"constant"` (default): deliver the latest export as-is β€” the destination + holds the source's last state between updates (PhysicsNeMo + `ConstantCoupler` behavior). +- `"linear"`: extrapolate from the two most recent exports toward the current + time: `data + (data - prev) * dt_ahead / dt_hist`, restamping `valid_time` + to `time`. Falls back to constant when there is no previous export, when + either `valid_time` is missing, when history is non-increasing, when + `dt_ahead == 0` β€” and, permanently with a one-time warning, for fields + carrying a `lead_time`/`window` dimension (see the valid_time caveat above). + +### 2. Vertical interpolation + +Triggered only when the **destination** declares `import_vertical` for this +field *and* it differs from the field's `vertical` metadata. v1 supports +interpolation onto `PressureLevels` only (destination wanting anything else +raises `VerticalMismatchError`, as does a source field with no vertical +metadata). For `HybridLevels` sources (`p_k = a_k + b_k * p_s`) the connector +pulls the surface-pressure field named by `HybridLevels.ps_field` from the +source's exports automatically, raising with a concrete fix ("add it to the +source's export list") if absent. Interpolation is linear in log-pressure via +`torch.searchsorted` + gathers (differentiable in values), clamped at the +column ends. Models that encode levels in variable names (`z500`, `t850`) +never touch this stage. + +### 3. Mask fill + +Applies only when the field carries a mask and `fill != "none"`: + +- `"zero"`: invalid points become 0. +- `"nearest"`: each invalid point takes its nearest valid neighbor + (great-circle metric via a unit-sphere KDTree; pure gather, so + differentiable) β€” the principled version of DLESyM's SST NaN-interpolation + hack. The filler is cached per (grid signature, mask bytes). A mask with no + valid points raises. + +Fill runs **before** regridding by design: interpolating first would bleed +invalid (e.g. land) values into valid ocean points near the coast. + +### 4. Spatial regrid + +The selection ladder, evaluated per field: + +1. **Identity fast path** β€” every spatial dim of the field exists in the + destination grid with an equal coordinate array (works for lat/lon and for + identical HEALPix `face/height/width` grids): pass through untouched. Only + taken when no user regridder is set. +2. **HEALPix guard** β€” a `face` dim on either side with *differing* grids and + no user regridder raises `IncompatibleFieldError` pointing at + `regridder=` (build one with `earth2grid`, as `models/px/dlesym.py` does). +3. **User regridder** β€” a `regridder=` callable on the connector overrides + everything: it is applied to the trailing spatial dims of any layout, and + the output coords are rebuilt from the destination grid. The contract: + `tensor[..., *src_spatial] -> tensor[..., *dst_spatial]`, operating on the + trailing spatial axes and preserving leading (batch/window/...) axes. +4. **Auto bilinear** β€” both grids must expose 1D `lat`/`lon`, the source must + be *regular* (equally spaced), and the field's trailing two dims must be + `(lat, lon)`; otherwise `IncompatibleFieldError` with the `regridder=` + escape hatch. Uses `earth2studio.utils.interp.latlon_interpolation_regular` + (edge clamping stands in for extrapolation), built lazily and cached per + source grid signature. + +A destination with no grid of its own (`grid_coords()` is `None` β€” mediators) +skips regridding entirely: fields pass through on the source grid, and +reduction happens there. + +After the pipeline the field lands in `dst.import_state`, and a copy of the +reference is kept in `connector.last_transfer` for `driver.probe("src->dst")`. + +## Mediators + +A `Mediator` sits between cadences: its import state forwards every arriving +field to `accumulate(field)`, and when its alarm rings the driver calls +`compute(time)` (the `med.compute` action), which must populate the export +state. + +`AccumulationMediator(name, [derived_names])` implements windowed reductions: + +- **Running, O(1) memory.** Reductions are running torch ops β€” `add` for + mean/sum, `torch.maximum`/`torch.minimum` β€” so memory is one accumulator + per derived field regardless of window length. Mean divides by the sample + count at compute time. Gradients flow through mean/sum; max/min propagate to + the extremal sample. +- **One base, many derived.** Several derived fields may reduce the same base + import (the 24 h max *and* 24 h mean of t2m accumulate from each delivered + t2m field); the mediator imports each base once and fans deliveries out. +- **Duplicate dedup.** A field arriving with the same `valid_time` as the last + accumulated one (two connectors feeding the mediator, or a re-executed slot) + is ignored rather than double-counted. +- Compute with zero samples raises `CouplingError` ("is a connector feeding + this mediator in a faster slot?"); after compute the accumulators clear, so + each window is independent (trailing, non-overlapping). + +`TrailingAverageMediator` is the mean-only restriction β€” the exact semantics +of DLESyM's ocean forcing and PhysicsNeMo's `TrailingAverageCoupler`; non-mean +fields raise at construction. + +## Coupling semantics: ordering is the coupling mode + +There is no `lagged=True` flag anywhere. Whether coupling is lagged +(NUOPC-explicit) or sequential is **purely the position of the connect action +relative to the destination's run in the same slot**. The driver executes a +slot's actions strictly in order and adds no hidden exchanges. + +A minimal pair, hand-checkable: `src` increments its `t2m` state by 1 each +step; `dst` copies its imported `t2m` into its `d2m` export. + +```python +lagged = """ +@6h + src -> dst # before dst runs: dst sees src's PREVIOUS export + src + dst +@ +""" +sequential = """ +@6h + src + src -> dst # after src runs: dst sees the export just produced + dst +@ +""" +``` + +After one 6 h step from `t2m = 0`: the lagged system's `d2m` is **0.0** (the +t0 export), the sequential system's is **1.0** (the export produced in the +same step). `couple()` always generates the lagged shape (connects precede +runs); `describe()` labels each connect `lagged` or `sequential` in its plan +table. Run [`examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py`](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py) +to see the divergence over a real rollout, and see the +[DSL reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md) for the full grammar. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..56705b47e --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +# Design and roadmap + +Why nvcoupler is shaped the way it is: the NUOPC inheritance, the decisions +that diverge from it, how the implementation was verified, and what is +honestly not done yet. For what each abstraction *means*, see +[concepts](concepts.md); for how to use them, the [user guide](user_guide.md) +and [API reference](api_reference.md). + +## Why NUOPC concepts for ML inference + +AI Earth-system models are coupled today in three ad-hoc ways (see prior art +below), each of which welds the coupling decision to code that should not own +it. The Earth-system-modeling community solved this problem once already: +NUOPC/ESMF's component/connector/mediator/driver decomposition is thirty years +of institutional knowledge about which seams matter. nvcoupler ports the +concepts, not the code. + +**What transfers directly:** + +- Components with advertise/realize/initialize/run/finalize phases, so a + misconfigured system fails at initialize with a named, actionable error + rather than mid-rollout. +- Connectors as the sole path between components, matching by a field + dictionary's standard names rather than model vocabularies. +- Mediators for cadence-bridging reductions. +- A driver executing an ordered run sequence on a shared clock with + per-component alarms β€” which is exactly what a 6 h atmosphere and a 48 h + ocean need to coexist. +- The "data component" move (prescribed forcing is just another component) and + the "split a monolithic executable into gridded components" move + ([`dlesym_split.py`](../dlesym_split.py) is the latter, applied to DLESyM). + +**What was deliberately dropped for v1:** + +- **Concurrency.** NUOPC runs components on disjoint PE layouts; nvcoupler + executes slot actions strictly sequentially in one process. ML inference + steps are GPU-bound and fast; the ordering-as-semantics model (below) also + *requires* deterministic sequencing. Multi-GPU concurrency is roadmap, not + regret. +- **Conservative regridding and flux exchange.** ESMF couplers conserve energy + and mass across grids because the physics demands it. ML emulators are not + conservation-constrained, exchange states rather than fluxes, and v1 ships + bilinear interpolation only (plus a custom-`regridder=` escape hatch). +- **Fortran-era config machinery** in favor of a small Python API, a + NUOPC-flavored [runSeq DSL, and YAML round-tripping](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md). + +**The fundamental caveat:** a physical model tolerates any dynamically +consistent forcing; an ML model only tolerates forcing that looks like its +training data. You can re-plumb *how* DLESyM's halves exchange SST, but you +cannot make its atmosphere accept hourly SST, a new variable, or an +out-of-distribution ocean and expect skill. nvcoupler makes coupling +structure explicit and swappable; it cannot make models coupleable in ways +they were not trained for. (Coupled fine-tuning, below, is the remedy the +architecture is built to enable.) + +## Key decisions + +### The adapter owns the model call + +Alternatives considered: (a) require every model to implement a common +coupled-model interface β€” rejected, because the point is to couple *existing* +models unmodified; (b) have components translate imports into each model's +call shape β€” rejected, because it multiplies component subclasses by call +shapes. Instead a small `ImportAdapter` protocol owns the invocation, and the +three built-ins are transcriptions of the three call shapes observed in the +wild: state-channel overwrite (prescribed forcing), StormScope's +`call_with_conditioning` kwarg, and the DLESyM/PhysicsNeMo extra coupling +tensor. A new call shape is a ~20-line adapter, not a framework change. +Corollary decision: stacking adapters demand an explicit `field_order=` for +multiple imports, because alphabetical stacking would feed channel-permuted +inputs that run fine and predict garbage. + +### Physical-units exchange + +Alternative: exchange in each model's normalized space, avoiding a +denormalize/renormalize round trip per step. Rejected because normalization +statistics are private per model β€” normalized exchange couples every +component to every other's training pipeline and makes a `DataComponent` +(observations, in physical units) a special case. The round trip through the +same per-variable constants is exact up to float rounding (asserted for the +DLESyM split in `test/nvcoupler/test_dlesym_split.py`). Units are checked at +match time, not converted β€” a wrong-units pairing should be a loud +configuration error, not a silent multiply (see +[errors and troubleshooting](errors_and_troubleshooting.md)). + +### Slot ordering as coupling semantics + +Alternative: a `mode="lagged"` flag on connectors. Rejected in favor of the +NUOPC convention that a runSeq *is* the coupling semantics: a connect before +the destination's run delivers the source's previous state (lagged), after it +the fresh state (sequential). One mechanism, zero redundant configuration to +disagree with itself, and a coupling-order experiment is a one-line DSL edit +([example 02](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py)). +`describe()` derives and displays the mode per connect so the ordering is +never implicit knowledge. + +### Dictionary CellMethods over string parsing + +Alternative: infer "48 h mean of z1000" by parsing the suffix of +`geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean`. Rejected β€” name-grammar coupling is how +lexicons rot. A derived field is a first-class `FieldEntry` carrying +`CellMethod(base, method, window)`, which is what lets both +`AccumulationMediator` and `couple()`'s mediator synthesis operate on data, +not regexes ([concepts](concepts.md#cellmethod-derived-fields-as-first-class-dictionary-entries)). + +### Pure-torch exchange for training readiness + +Every stage of the exchange path β€” regrid gathers, mask-fill gathers, +log-pressure vertical interpolation, mediator running reductions, functional +import injection (clone + `index_copy_`) β€” is differentiable torch. That is a +tax during inference (numpy would sometimes be simpler) paid for one payoff: +`driver.rollout(n_steps)` keeps the autograd graph across the whole coupled +system, while `run()`/`steps()` execute under `torch.inference_mode()` and +record/IO paths detach so collection never pins graphs. + +```python +import torch +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +gain = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) # a shared "parameter" +driver = nvc.couple( + fake_atmos(gain), fake_ocean(gain), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05" +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(16) # 16 x 6 h, graph intact +loss = states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data.mean() +loss.backward() +gain.grad # non-zero: crossed the exchange +``` + +What coupled fine-tuning enables: jointly training coupled emulators so each +learns to tolerate the other's imperfect output β€” the standard remedy for +coupled drift, previously unavailable because the exchange lived in numpy +datapipes. Optimizer loops, truncated BPTT, and per-component device placement +stay out of scope for v1 ([example 05](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py) +shows a complete training step). + +### Framework coupling, not datapipe or model-internal coupling + +The three prior-art patterns this package factors out: + +- **Datapipe-level** β€” PhysicsNeMo's `ConstantCoupler` / + `TrailingAverageCoupler` bake exchange policy into data loading; changing + the coupling means changing the datapipe, and two-way interaction is out of + reach. nvcoupler keeps both as one-line configurations (`time_policy= + "constant"`, `TrailingAverageMediator`) on a two-way-capable substrate. +- **Model-internal** β€” `earth2studio/models/px/dlesym.py` hard-codes the + atmos↔ocean exchange inside `__call__`; swapping the ocean for observations + means forking the model. `split_dlesym` re-exposes the halves as components. +- **Caller-owned** β€” StormScope's `call_with_conditioning` leaves coupling + entirely to user scripts; correct, but unshareable and unvalidated. + `ConditioningKwargAdapter` gives that pattern the same validation, cadence, + and regridding machinery as everything else. + +## Verification story + +The code ships with 146 passing tests (`test/nvcoupler/`; a 147th β€” the +real-weights gate below β€” is collected but skipped), built on a deliberate +strategy: + +- **Hand-computed toys.** The `testing.py` components are linear maps with + spatially constant ICs, so every intermediate value of a 96 h coupled run is + computable on paper; `test_driver.py::test_cadence_and_hand_computed_values` + asserts the full trajectory, and the lagged/sequential, gradient-flow, and + reset-reproducibility tests reuse the same closed-form system. Tests are the + executable specification β€” mediator dedup, connector history rotation, and + every error path in [errors_and_troubleshooting.md](errors_and_troubleshooting.md) + are pinned there. +- **Seam tests** (`test_seams.py`). The historically bug-rich boundary is + shape conventions between component kinds: a `PrognosticComponent`'s exports + (model coords carry singleton batch/time/lead_time) feeding a + `CallableComponent`'s overwrite adapter, stacking with a `DataComponent`'s + fields in one import state, and driving a `DiagnosticComponent` end to end. +- **Adversarial reviews.** The design underwent a design review and the + implementation an execution-verified code review (findings reproduced by + running code, then fixed and regression-tested). Representative bug classes + caught this way, each now defended in code and tests: axis renumbering after + `tensor.select` silently slicing the wrong dimension (see the pointed + helper comment in `test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py`); connector history + collapsing when a slow source's export is re-seen by a fast slot (the + "rotate only on new valid_time" rule); in-memory records and IO writes + pinning autograd graphs during `rollout` (detached clones, off the exchange + path); zarr's default 0.0 fill letting never-written rows masquerade as + physical values (NaN initialization); and double-counted mediator samples on + duplicate deliveries. +- **The DLESyM weights-equivalence gate β€” currently UNRUN.** All + `dlesym_split` tests run against a mock authored from a *reading* of + `dlesym.py`, which makes them structurally circular: a misreading + (normalization order, insolation anchors, window chunking) would pass every + mock test and fail on real weights. + `test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py` is the actual proof β€” it drives the + split components through nvcoupler and asserts equality with native + `DLESyM.__call__` on real checkpoints β€” but it is gated behind + `NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS=1` (needs physicsnemo plus the multi-GB + `hf://nvidia/dlesym-v1-era5` package) and **has not yet been executed + anywhere**. Until it passes, treat "nvcoupler can host DLESyM" as + structurally validated but numerically unverified. + +## Honest limitations and v2 roadmap + +Current, stated plainly: + +- **Real-weights validation is pending** (the gate above). Highest-priority + item; it either closes the loop or finds the misreading the mocks cannot. +- **Units are checked, not converted.** No pint dependency in v1; a genuine + mismatch requires a converting Mediator or aligned dictionary entries. +- **HEALPix / curvilinear sources need a user regridder.** The auto path + handles regular 1D lat/lon only; differing `face` grids raise with an + `earth2grid` pointer rather than guessing. +- **No checkpoint/restart.** A crashed 3-month coupled run restarts from t0. + Restart needs serializing component internal state (model windows, mediator + accumulators, connector history), which the YAML layer deliberately does not + attempt yet. +- **No coupled ensembles.** Batch dims flow through the exchange, but there is + no ensemble-aware driver API (perturbations, per-member IO). +- **Single-process, single-device execution.** No concurrent slot execution, + no per-component GPU placement; components that could run in parallel + (independent branches of an impact chain) do not. +- **`DiagnosticComponent` is shallow** β€” single-grid, all-imports-every-step; + windowed or multi-resolution diagnostics need mediator help. +- **The field dictionary is package-local.** `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY` is a curated + v1 vocabulary; reconciling it with (or upstreaming it into) + `earth2studio.lexicon` β€” whose `normalize_units` it already mirrors β€” is + open, and drift between the two is a real risk. +- **Long gradient rollouts hold every step's graph.** `rollout(n)` has no + gradient checkpointing or truncated-BPTT support; memory grows linearly in + n, which caps practical fine-tuning horizons. +- **Driver IO** is in-memory xarray plus streaming `IOBackend` writes; the + `couple()` auto-wiring layer does not yet configure IO. + +The v2 order of attack roughly follows that list: run the weights gate, then +checkpoint/restart and gradient checkpointing (they share the +state-serialization work), then ensembles and multi-GPU placement, with unit +conversion and lexicon reconciliation as the dictionary matures. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..63cb65849 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md @@ -0,0 +1,345 @@ +# Run-sequence DSL and YAML reference + +This page is the normative reference for the two text formats nvcoupler +understands: the run-sequence DSL (`parse_run_sequence`, `Driver(sequence=...)`) +and the YAML system schema (`to_yaml` / `from_yaml`). For the concepts behind +them see [concepts.md](concepts.md); for task-oriented walkthroughs see +[user_guide.md](user_guide.md). Every snippet below has been executed against +the toy components in `earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing`. + +## The run-sequence DSL + +The DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq: slots opened by `@` headers, each +containing an ordered list of actions. + +``` +@6h + atmos -> med # accumulate atmos exports into the mediator + ocean -> atmos # lagged: before atmos runs + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +``` + +### Grammar + +Line-oriented. On every line, everything from the first `#` to the end of the +line is a comment; blank (or comment-only) lines are ignored. The remaining +lines are: + +| Line form | Meaning | Regex (after comment strip) | +|---|---|---| +| `@` | Open a new slot with that interval | `^@(\S+)?$` | +| `@` | Close the current slot (terminator) | same | +| `src -> dst` | `ConnectAction(src, dst)` β€” transfer matched fields | `^(\w[\w.-]*)\s*->\s*(\w[\w.-]*)$` | +| `name.phase` | `MediateAction(name, phase)` β€” run a mediator | `^(\w[\w-]*)\.(\w+)$` | +| `name` | `RunAction(name)` β€” run a component | `^(\w[\w-]*)$` | + +Notes on the grammar, all verified against `parse_run_sequence`: + +- Actions are matched in the order connect, mediate, run β€” so a bare name + containing a dot always parses as a `MediateAction`. Component names must + therefore not contain dots (allowed characters: word characters and `-`). +- The mediate phase is free-form (`med.compute` by convention; `med.finalize` + parses equally). The `Driver` ignores the phase at execution time and calls + the mediator's `run(time)` (which calls `compute`) for every `MediateAction`. +- The trailing bare `@` terminator is what `str(RunSequence)` emits, but it is + optional on input: end-of-input also closes the last slot. An action line + appearing after a bare `@` (or before any `@`) raises + `SequenceError("... outside any @interval slot")` with the line number. +- An empty sequence (no slots at all) raises `SequenceError("Run sequence is + empty")`. +- An unparseable action line raises `SequenceError` naming the line and the + three accepted forms. + +### Interval strings (`as_timedelta`) + +Slot headers β€” and every timestep/window/`dt` argument in the package β€” are +coerced through `earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock.as_timedelta`, which accepts: + +- **`np.timedelta64`** values (converted to nanosecond precision). +- **Strings of the form ``**: an integer (optionally negative) + followed by a numpy timedelta64 unit code, with four convenience spellings + mapped first: `d β†’ D`, `H β†’ h`, `min β†’ m`, `S β†’ s`. Verified examples: + `"6h"`, `"12H"`, `"2D"`, `"2d"`, `"1W"`, `"90m"`, `"30min"`, `"45s"`, + `"500ms"`. Note `m` is minutes; `M` is calendar months, which numpy converts + using an average-month length β€” avoid `M`/`Y` for coupling intervals. + +Rejected: + +- **Bare numbers** β€” `as_timedelta(6)` raises + `ValueError: Bare number 6 is ambiguous as a timedelta (hours? steps?) β€” + pass a string like '6h' or '2D', or a np.timedelta64`. There is no implicit + "hours" or "steps" unit anywhere in nvcoupler. +- Strings with no leading digits (`"h6"`) or no unit (`"6"`) raise + `ValueError: Cannot parse timedelta ...; expected e.g. '6h', '2D'`. Inside + `parse_run_sequence` this is re-raised as `SequenceError("Line N: ...")`. +- A caveat, honestly: an unknown unit *letter* (e.g. `"6x"`) propagates + numpy's own `TypeError: Invalid datetime unit "x" in metadata` rather than a + `SequenceError` β€” only `ValueError`s are wrapped with the line number. +- Negative intervals parse (`"-6h"`) but fail validation: `is_multiple` + requires a positive interval, so `validate()` raises `CadenceError`, and + `Alarm`/`Clock` reject non-positive intervals at construction. + +### Formal semantics + +Let the driver `Clock` run from `start` to `stop` in steps of `dt`. The +execution rule, exactly as implemented by `Driver._execute_time`: + +1. **Slot alignment.** At each clock time `t` (the first is `start + dt`; + actions never execute at `start` itself β€” the initial conditions seed the + export states there), a slot with interval `I` is *aligned* iff + `(t - start) > 0` and `(t - start) % I == 0`. A 6 h slot on a 6 h clock is + aligned at every step; a 48 h slot at every 8th. +2. **Execution order.** All aligned slots execute at `t` in the order they + appear in the sequence, and within a slot the actions execute strictly in + listed order. When a 6 h and a 48 h slot are both aligned (every 48 h), the + 6 h slot's actions run first because it is listed first β€” the order is + textual, never cadence-derived. +3. **Action effects.** + - `RunAction(c)`: calls `c.run(t)` β€” the component consumes whatever is + currently in its import `State` and republishes its export `State` with + `valid_time = t`. + - `ConnectAction(src, dst)`: the connector copies whatever is *currently* + in `src.export_state` through its pipeline (time policy β†’ vertical β†’ + mask fill β†’ regrid) into `dst.import_state`. If `src` has not yet + produced a matched field, this raises + `CouplingError("... has not produced yet β€” check the run + sequence ordering")`. + - `MediateAction(m, phase)`: calls `m.run(t)`, i.e. the mediator's + `compute(t)`, which turns its accumulated samples into exported derived + fields. (Accumulation itself is not an action β€” it happens as a side + effect of every connector delivery into the mediator.) + +**Lagged vs sequential is purely positional.** A connect transfers the source +state *as of the moment the connect executes*: + +- Connect placed **before** the source's run at the same time (or in a slot + where the source does not run at all this time) delivers the source's + *previous* export β€” **lagged** (NUOPC-explicit) coupling. In the example + above, `ocean -> atmos` before `atmos` delivers the ocean state from its + last 48 h ring. +- Connect placed **after** the source's run (or mediator's compute) at the + same time delivers the export *just produced* β€” **sequential** coupling. + `med -> ocean` after `med.compute` hands the ocean the freshly reduced + 48 h mean. + +Swapping the two flavors is a one-line reorder; see +`examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py` +([examples README](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst)). Note that +`describe()` labels a connect's mode from its position relative to the +*destination's* run in the slot (before = `lagged`, after = `sequential`), +which agrees with the source-relative view in the canonical layouts above. + +### Validation + +`RunSequence.validate(components, dt)` runs inside `Driver.initialize()` +(after parsing, before anything executes) and performs, in order: + +1. **Slot cadence**: every slot interval must be a positive whole multiple of + the driver `dt`, else `CadenceError` (`@7h` on a 6 h clock fails). +2. Per action: + - `RunAction`: the component name must be a key of `components` (unknown + names raise `SequenceError` with a did-you-mean suggestion, e.g. + `atmoss` β†’ `Did you mean: 'atmos'?`), **and** the component's `timestep` + must equal the slot interval exactly β€” a 48 h ocean listed in a `@6h` + slot raises `CadenceError`. + - `ConnectAction`: both endpoint names must resolve (same suggestion + machinery). No cadence constraint β€” connects may sit in any slot. + - `MediateAction`: the mediator name must resolve, and its `timestep` + (its window) must equal the slot interval, exactly like a `RunAction` + (`med.compute` for a 48 h mediator in a `@6h` slot raises + `CadenceError`). The phase string is not validated. +3. **Completeness**: every component in `components` must appear in some + `RunAction` or `MediateAction`; idle components raise + `SequenceError("Components never run by the sequence: [...] β€” add a + RunAction (bare component name) to a slot matching their timestep")`. + +`Driver.initialize()` layers further checks on top (connector field matching +and units, unfed-import detection, unconsumed-export warnings) β€” see +[errors_and_troubleshooting.md](errors_and_troubleshooting.md). + +### Round-trip guarantees + +`str(RunSequence)` emits valid DSL and `parse_run_sequence(str(seq)) == seq` +(actions are frozen dataclasses, so equality is structural). Formatting rules: + +- Intervals that are a whole number of hours print NUOPC-style as hours β€” + including multi-day ones: a slot built with `np.timedelta64(2, "D")` prints + as `@48h`. The parsed interval is identical either way. +- Sub-hourly intervals fall back to `fmt_timedelta`, so `@90m` and `@30m` + survive round-trips exactly (this was a real regression: an earlier + formatter truncated `@90m` to `@1h` through YAML round-trips; the fix is + pinned by `test_str_preserves_subhour_intervals`). +- Output is always two-space-indented actions and a final bare `@`; comments + are not preserved (they are stripped at parse time). + +Because the YAML `sequence` key stores `str(driver.sequence)` verbatim, these +guarantees are exactly what makes YAML round-trips faithful. + +## The YAML schema + +`to_yaml(driver)` serializes a `Driver` to a small YAML document; +`from_yaml(text_or_path)` rebuilds an *uninitialized* driver from it (call +`driver.initialize(ics)` afterwards as usual β€” initial conditions are tensors +and are never serialized). + +### Top-level keys + +| Key | Required | Type | Meaning | +|---|---|---|---| +| `clock` | yes | mapping `{start, stop, dt}` | ISO-8601 `start`/`stop` strings, `dt` an interval string. Rebuilt as `Clock(start, stop, dt)`. | +| `sequence` | yes | string (literal block) | The run-sequence DSL, verbatim (`str(driver.sequence)`). | +| `components` | yes | mapping `name -> {class, kwargs}` | `class` is a dotted import path to a module-level class or factory; it is imported and called as `factory(**kwargs)`. | +| `dictionary` | no | list of entry mappings | Only `FieldEntry` items **absent from or differing from** `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY`. Each has `standard_name`, `canonical_units`, `description`, `aliases` (list), and optional `cell_method: {base, method, window}`. | +| `aliases` | no | mapping `alias -> standard_name` | Alias additions relative to the default dictionary (see below). | +| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?}` | Non-default connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. | + +`from_yaml` raises `CouplingError` when the document is not a mapping, when +any of `clock`/`sequence`/`components` is missing, when a component spec lacks +`class`, when the import path cannot be resolved (the error names the module +and attribute), when the factory call itself fails (wrapped with the class +path and kwargs), or when a connector endpoint is not a configured component. +A string argument containing no newline that names an existing file is read as +a file path; anything else is parsed as YAML text. + +If a `dictionary` and/or `aliases` section is present, `from_yaml` builds one +extended `FieldDictionary` (a copy of the default plus the entries and +aliases) and passes it as the `dictionary` kwarg to every component factory +that accepts one (inspected via its signature, `**kwargs` counts) and whose +`kwargs` don't already set it. + +### Annotated example + +This exact document is `to_yaml` output for the toy atmos–ocean–mediator +system, and executing `from_yaml(to_yaml(driver))` reproduces the original +run bit-for-bit (same xarray outputs; the assertion is in the scratch check +for this page and in `test/nvcoupler/test_config.py::test_round_trip_identical_outputs`): + +```yaml +clock: + start: '2024-01-01T00:00:00' # ISO-8601, second precision + stop: '2024-01-05T00:00:00' + dt: 6h # interval string (as_timedelta form) +sequence: |- # the run-sequence DSL, verbatim + @6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos + @48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean + @ +components: + atmos: + class: earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos # module-level factory + kwargs: + gain: 1.0 + timestep: 6h + ocean: + class: earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_ocean + kwargs: + gain: 1.0 + timestep: 48h + med: # AccumulationMediator: auto-serialized + class: earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator.TrailingAverageMediator + kwargs: + name: med + fields: + - geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean + window: 2D # 48 h, printed in fmt_timedelta's day form +``` + +The Python side, executed to verify: + +```python +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +atmos = fake_atmos(gain=1.0) +atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, +} +ocean = fake_ocean(gain=1.0) +ocean.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_ocean", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "48h"}, +} +med = nvc.TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, + "@6h\n atmos -> med\n ocean -> atmos\n atmos\n@48h\n med.compute\n med -> ocean\n ocean\n@", + nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), +) +rebuilt = nvc.from_yaml(nvc.to_yaml(driver)) # round-trip +rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +datasets = rebuilt.run() # identical to driver.run() +``` + +### Serialization rules + +`to_yaml` decides per component, in order: + +1. **`yaml_spec` attribute wins.** If the component carries a `yaml_spec` + attribute, it must be a dict with a `"class"` key (dotted import path) and + optional `"kwargs"`; anything else raises `CouplingError`. The kwargs are + sanitized: `np.timedelta64` β†’ interval string, `np.datetime64` β†’ ISO + string, numpy scalars β†’ Python scalars, arrays/sets/tuples β†’ lists, dicts + recursively. This is the escape hatch for `CallableComponent`s and anything + wrapping Python state β€” the contract is simply *"calling + `(**kwargs)` rebuilds an equivalent component"*. Note `from_yaml` + does **not** re-attach `yaml_spec` to rebuilt components; re-tag them if + you intend to serialize again. +2. **`AccumulationMediator` subclasses auto-serialize** (this includes + `TrailingAverageMediator`): class path plus + `{name, fields: , window: }` are recovered + from the instance itself β€” no `yaml_spec` needed. +3. **Everything else raises `CouplingError`**, with the honest explanation: + the component wraps a closure or model object YAML cannot reconstruct; set + `yaml_spec` or build the system in Python. Model components referenced by + load paths (e.g. `{load: 'earth2studio.models.px.Persistence'}`) are + explicitly out of scope for v1. + +Also not serialized, honestly stated: connector `regridder=` callables (a +rebuilt connector falls back to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear +systems need Python construction), `io=` backends, `collect`, and +`allow_unfed_imports`. Custom `Connector` subclasses lose their type: only +`src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill` round-trip. + +### The aliases delta mechanism + +The `dictionary` section only contains entries that differ from the built-in +default β€” but an alias added with `FieldDictionary.add_alias("std", "alias")` +*after* registration leaves the `FieldEntry` itself equal to the default and +would be silently lost. The `aliases` key exists to carry exactly that delta: +`to_yaml` walks every component dictionary and emits each +`alias -> standard_name` pair that is neither in the default dictionary nor +explained by the component's own `variable_aliases` kwarg (those are rebuilt +from the component spec). If two components map the same alias to different +standard names, `to_yaml` raises `CouplingError` asking you to make the alias +consistent before serializing. On load, the pairs are re-applied with +`add_alias` to the shared rebuilt dictionary. + +### Window and time string forms + +All interval-valued fields in the document β€” `clock.dt`, mediator `window` +kwargs, `cell_method.window` β€” are emitted by `fmt_timedelta`: whole days as +`"2D"`, else whole hours as `"48h"`, else whole minutes as `"90m"`, else the +raw numpy repr. All are read back by `as_timedelta`, so the day/hour spelling +is cosmetic (`window: 2D` ≑ `window: 48h`; verified equal after parsing). +Clock `start`/`stop` are ISO-8601 strings at second precision, parsed by +`np.datetime64`. The `sequence` block follows the DSL's own round-trip rules +above, including the sub-hourly `@90m` guarantee. + +## See also + +- [concepts.md](concepts.md) β€” why sequences and slots look the way they do +- [user_guide.md](user_guide.md) β€” building systems in Python vs YAML +- [api_reference.md](api_reference.md) β€” exact signatures for `parse_run_sequence`, `to_yaml`, `from_yaml` +- [errors_and_troubleshooting.md](errors_and_troubleshooting.md) β€” the full error catalogue +- [design_and_roadmap.md](design_and_roadmap.md) β€” planned schema extensions (checkpointed models, IO) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..03aafcfe7 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md @@ -0,0 +1,408 @@ +# Errors and troubleshooting + +Every configuration error in nvcoupler derives from `CouplingError` +(`earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py`) and is designed to fire at +`Driver.initialize()` β€” not mid-rollout β€” naming the components, the field, +and the concrete fix. This page catalogs every exception class with its +actual raise sites, a representative message (quoted fragments are exact, so +you can grep for them), root causes, and fixes; a +[troubleshooting section](#troubleshooting-non-error-failure-modes) covers +the failure modes that are warnings or silent by design. Recipes for doing +things right the first time are in the [user guide](user_guide.md); the +class-by-class API is in the [API reference](api_reference.md). + +The hierarchy: `UnknownFieldError` (also a `KeyError`), +`UnmatchedImportError`, `UnitsMismatchError`, `IncompatibleFieldError`, +`VerticalMismatchError`, `CadenceError`, `AmbiguousCouplingError`, and +`SequenceError` all subclass `CouplingError`; a number of checks raise plain +`CouplingError` directly. + +## UnknownFieldError + +A name could not be resolved in the field dictionary. + +Raised from: + +- `FieldDictionary.resolve()` / `standard_name()` β€” any lookup of an + unregistered name, including component `imports=`/`exports=` lists at + construction time and `DiagnosticComponent`'s default import resolution. +- `FieldDictionary.add_alias()` β€” aliasing to a standard name that does not + exist. +- `State.from_tensor(strict=True)` β€” a `variable` coordinate value the + dictionary does not know. + +Message: + +```text +Field name 'sea_surface_temp' is not a registered standard name or alias. +Did you mean: 'sea_surface_temperature', 'surface_pressure'? Register it with +FieldDictionary.register(FieldEntry(...)) or add an alias with +FieldDictionary.add_alias(...). +``` + +Root causes: a typo (the did-you-mean list usually nails it), or a genuinely +new field. Fix: correct the spelling, or register a +`FieldEntry(standard_name, canonical_units, ...)` β€” for model-vocabulary +names, prefer `variable_aliases={"raw": "standard_name"}` on the component, +which registers the alias for you. Lookups are case-sensitive. + +## UnmatchedImportError + +A component advertises an import that nothing delivers. Two distinct raise +sites with the same message shape: + +1. **`couple()` auto-wiring** (`api._synthesize_mediators`): no component + exports the imported field, and it is not a derived (CellMethod) entry + whose base field someone exports. +2. **`Driver._check_unfed_imports` at `initialize()`**: components *do* + export the field, but no connector in *your* run sequence delivers it β€” + you forgot a `src -> dst` line. Without this check the component would + silently run the whole simulation on its stale initial-condition forcing. + +Message (case 2 β€” note the exporter is listed, which tells you the connect +line to add): + +```text +Component 'atmos' imports 'sea_surface_temperature' but no component exports +it. Did you mean: 'sea_surface_temperature'? Available exports: atmos exports +geopotential_at_1000hpa; ocean exports sea_surface_temperature; med exports +geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean. Add an alias, a Mediator producing the +derived field, or a DataComponent supplying it from a data source. +``` + +Fixes, in order of likelihood: add the missing `ocean -> atmos` line to the +run sequence; add an alias so the exporter's name resolves to the same +standard name; register a CellMethod entry (so `couple()` can synthesize a +mediator) or add one explicitly; supply the field from a `DataComponent`. +Deliberately unfed imports are opt-in via +`Driver(..., allow_unfed_imports=True)`, which downgrades case 2 to a +warning (grep `no connector in the run sequence delivers it`). + +## UnitsMismatchError + +Raised from `FieldDictionary.check_units()`, called by `Connector.match()` +for every matched field β€” so it fires at `initialize()`. + +```text +Field 'sea_surface_temperature': 'ocean' exports units 'degC' but 'atmos' +expects 'K'. Unit conversion is not performed in v1 β€” convert in a Mediator +or align the FieldDictionary entries. +``` + +Root cause: the two components' dictionaries carry different +`canonical_units` for the same standard name (units are normalized before +comparison β€” `m s**-1`, `m s^-1`, and `M/S` compare equal, as do +`degC`/`celsius` and `(0-1)`/`dimensionless`). nvcoupler checks units, never +converts values. Fix: make the entries agree, or insert a converting +Mediator. This is an honest v1 limitation (no pint). + +## IncompatibleFieldError + +A connector could not reconcile matched fields. Raise sites in +`connector.py`: + +- `match()` β€” the explicit `fields=[...]` list contains names not in both + endpoints: `fields ['air_temperature_2m'] are not in both 'ocean' exports + (...) and 'atmos' imports (...)`. +- `match()` β€” nothing matches at all: `Connector atmos->atmos: no fields + match β€” 'atmos' exports [...], 'atmos' imports [...]`. Usually an alias or + advertisement problem, or a connector between the wrong pair. +- `_build_latlon_regridder` β€” `Auto regrid requires a regular 1D source + lat/lon grid; pass a custom regridder=...` for curvilinear/unstructured + sources. +- `_apply_regrid` β€” `source and destination HEALPix 'face' grids differ β€” + pass a custom regridder=` (identical face grids pass through as identity; + differing ones need e.g. an `earth2grid`-built callable, see + `models/px/dlesym.py`). +- `_apply_regrid` β€” `auto regrid needs lat/lon on both grids` when either + side lacks lat/lon spatial dims, and `must have (lat, lon) as trailing + dims` when the field's dim order puts something after lon. +- `_build_mask_filler` β€” `Mask fill impossible: no valid source points` + (`fill="nearest"` with an all-False mask). + +Fixes: pass `regridder=` on the Connector for anything the bilinear +regular-lat/lon kernel cannot handle; reorder dims so lat/lon trail; check +the fields list against `src.advertise()` / `dst.advertise()`. + +## VerticalMismatchError + +Source and destination vertical coordinates cannot be reconciled. Only +components declaring `import_vertical`/`export_vertical` (fields with a +`level` dim) ever see these. Raise sites: + +In `connector._apply_vertical`: + +- destination declares `import_vertical` but the incoming field has no + `vertical` metadata: `'chem' expects 'ozone_mixing_ratio' on + PressureLevels(...), but the source field has no vertical coordinate` β€” + add `export_vertical={...}` on the source. +- destination wants something other than pressure levels: `only + interpolation onto PressureLevels is supported in v1`. +- hybrid source without surface pressure in the source's exports: + `hybrid->pressure interpolation of 'ozone_mixing_ratio' needs + 'surface_pressure' in 'met' exports β€” add it to the source's export list`. + +In `vertical.py` (`interp_to_pressure` / `_log_source_pressure`): + +- `coords have no 'level' dim` β€” you called the interpolation on a field + without a level axis. +- data `level` coordinate does not match the declared `PressureLevels` + source: `does not match the declared PressureLevels source ... Reorder the + data so levels increase top to bottom, or fix the source component's + export_vertical declaration`. +- `'level' coord length N != tensor level size M`. +- `Non-positive pressure from hybrid coefficients`, and `Hybrid levels + a + b * ps are not strictly increasing along the level axis` β€” unphysical + ps values or misordered coefficients at interpolation time. + +Related `ValueError`s at construction: `PressureLevels` rejects +non-increasing levels; `HybridLevels` rejects `a`/`b` of unequal length and +coefficients that produce `non-increasing pressures` anywhere in the +plausible surface-pressure range [50000, 110000] Pa. Order everything top to +bottom (increasing pressure). + +## CadenceError + +A time interval does not divide cleanly. All three raise sites share the +suffix `is not a positive multiple of the driver clock dt ... Choose a +driver dt that divides every component timestep (typically their GCD).` + +- `Component.realize()` β€” component timestep vs clock dt (a 5 h component on + a 6 h clock). +- `RunSequence.validate()` β€” a slot interval vs clock dt, and a component or + mediator scheduled in a slot that does not equal its own timestep: + `Component 'atmos' (timestep 21600000000000 nanoseconds) scheduled in a + slot of interval 43200000000000 nanoseconds ...`. +- `Clock.__init__` β€” `Clock span (stop - start)` not a multiple of dt. + +Fix: pick a driver dt that divides every component timestep (their GCD β€” +what `couple()` does by default), put each component's `RunAction` in the +slot matching its exact timestep, and make `stop - start` a whole number of +dt steps. Related `ValueError`s: `Clock dt must be positive`, `Clock stop ... +must be after start`, `Alarm interval must be positive`, and β€” from +`as_timedelta` β€” `Bare number 6 is ambiguous as a timedelta (hours? steps?) β€” +pass a string like '6h' or '2D', or a np.timedelta64`. + +## AmbiguousCouplingError + +Only `couple()` raises this (`api._synthesize_mediators`), in two spots: an +imported field is exported by more than one component, or a derived field's +*base* has multiple exporters. + +```text +Import 'sea_surface_temperature' of component 'atmos' is exported by +multiple components: ocean, ocean2. Auto-wiring cannot choose β€” build the +Driver explicitly with Connector(src, dst, fields=[...]) or a run-sequence +DSL. +``` + +Fix: exactly what it says β€” auto-wiring refuses to guess, so hand-build the +Driver with explicit connectors and a DSL when several components export the +same field. + +## SequenceError + +The run sequence references unknown names or is malformed. Raise sites: + +`RunSequence.validate()` (fires inside `Driver.initialize`): + +- `Run sequence references unknown component 'atmso'. Did you mean: + 'atmos'? Known components: [...]` β€” the DSL name does not match a key of + the `components` dict (also raised for connector endpoints and mediators). +- `Components never run by the sequence: ['ocean'] β€” add a RunAction (bare + component name) to a slot matching their timestep` β€” every component, + mediators included, must run somewhere. + +`parse_run_sequence()`: + +- `Line 1: action 'atmos' outside any @interval slot` β€” actions must follow + an `@6h`-style header. +- `Line 2: cannot parse 'atmos ->' β€” expected 'name', 'src -> dst', or + 'mediator.compute'`. +- `Line N: Cannot parse timedelta ...` β€” a bad `@interval` header. +- `Run sequence is empty` β€” no slots at all (comments only, or a stray + string). + +## CouplingError (direct raises) + +The base class is also raised directly for lifecycle and shape problems. +The complete set, grouped: + +**Driver lifecycle** (`driver.py`): + +- `Component 'atmos' needs an initial condition β€” pass ics={'atmos': (x, + coords)}` β€” every `requires_ic` component (Prognostic, Callable) needs an + ics entry; mediators, DataComponents, and DiagnosticComponents do not. +- `Driver.initialize(ics) must be called before running` β€” also after + `reset()`, which deliberately invalidates initialization. +- `Driver clock exhausted: already at stop time ... Call driver.reset() and + driver.initialize(ics) to run again` β€” `run()`/`steps()`/`rollout()` on a + finished driver. +- `rollout(5) ran past the clock stop time ...: only 4 steps remained. Use + n_steps <= clock.n_steps (4) ...` β€” mid-rollout exhaustion. +- `io= keys ['atmso'] are not component names; known components: [...]`. +- `Component 'x' export '...' carries a 'time' dimension of size 2; the + driver records one snapshot per ring and can only absorb a size-1 'time' + dim β€” publish a single time-slice per run` β€” recording/IO cannot absorb + multi-time exports. + +**Connector ordering** (`connector.py`): + +- `Connector med->ocean: 'med' has not produced + 'geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean' yet β€” check the run sequence ordering` + β€” a connect scheduled before its source ever ran/computed (classic: + `med -> ocean` placed before `med.compute`). + +**Import adapters** (`component.py`): + +- `VariableOverwriteAdapter requires a 'variable' dim in the model state + coords; use ConditioningKwargAdapter or ExtraTensorAdapter ...`. +- `Imported field 'air_temperature_2m' (model name '...') is not a state + variable of the model (variables: [...]). If the model takes forcing as a + conditioning kwarg or an extra tensor, pass the matching ImportAdapter.` +- `ExtraTensorAdapter: 2 imported fields but no field_order= given β€” the + model's channel order cannot be inferred. Pass field_order=[...]` β€” see + [troubleshooting](#forgotten-field_order) below. +- `... field_order names [...] are not in the import state (present: ...)`. +- `Imported field with shape ... has more dims than the model state slice`. + +**Component phases** (`component.py`): + +- `Component 'atmos' not initialized` β€” `run()` before `initialize()`; + `Component 'atmos' not realized` β€” `should_run()` before `realize()` (the + Driver sequences these for you; you only hit them driving components by + hand). +- `Component 'c' advertises export 'sea_surface_temperature' but its output + variables are [...]` β€” the model output has no variable resolving to an + advertised export; check exports/aliases against the model's actual output + coords. +- `Component 'prog': model outputs 1 lead times but takes 2 as input β€” + supply a next_input hook to manage the sliding input window`. +- `DataComponent 'ocean' cannot fetch initial data before realize(clock)`. +- `DiagnosticComponent 'diag' is missing imports [...] at ... β€” check the + run sequence connects its source before this component runs`. + +**Mediators** (`mediator.py`): + +- `AccumulationMediator 'med': 'sea_surface_temperature' has no cell_method + in the field dictionary β€” register a + FieldEntry(cell_method=CellMethod(base, method, window)) ...`. +- `... fields have differing windows [...]; split them across mediators or + pass window= explicitly`. +- `TrailingAverageMediator 'med': fields [...] are not mean reductions β€” use + AccumulationMediator`. +- `Mediator 'med': no samples of 'geopotential_at_1000hpa' accumulated + before compute at ... β€” is a connector feeding this mediator in a faster + slot?` β€” the `atmos -> med` connect must live in a slot faster than + `med.compute`. + +**Field/State invariants** (`field.py`): a `Field` must not carry a +`variable` dim (`use State.from_tensor to split`), data dims must match its +coords, `State` keys must equal the field's standard name, and +`State.as_tensor` with no fields raises. A missing key raises `KeyError: +State '...' has no field '...'; present: [...]`; `Driver.probe` with an +unknown name raises `KeyError: No connector '...'; have [...]`. + +**YAML** (`config.py`): `to_yaml` raises `Component 'atmos' +(CallableComponent) is not serializable ... Set a yaml_spec attribute on the +component β€” a dict {'class': ..., 'kwargs': {...}} ...`; `from_yaml` raises +for missing top-level keys (`YAML config is missing required keys`), bad +import paths (`Cannot import module ...`, `... has no attribute ...`), +malformed component specs, connector endpoints that are not configured +components, and wraps any constructor failure as +`Component 'x': (**kwargs) failed: ...`. + +**DLESyM split** (`dlesym_split.py`): layout/window checks on the real-model +split β€” `expects the DLESyM input layout [...]`, `initial condition +lead_time window ... does not match DLESyM full_input_times`, `atmos output +times (N) do not chunk evenly into M ocean windows`, and the ocean run +needing its imports first (`schedule the atmos component and the atmos -> +ocean connector earlier in the same slot`). An honest caveat: the DLESyM +real-weights equivalence gate (`test_dlesym_weights_equivalence.py`) is +skipped unless `NVCOUPLER_DLESYM_WEIGHTS=1` is set with physicsnemo and the +checkpoints available, and has not been run here β€” the split is verified +against mock-model tests only. + +## Troubleshooting: non-error failure modes + +Things that used to fail silently and are now loud, plus the ones that remain +warnings or intentional behavior. + +### Forgotten field_order + +Multi-import `ConditioningKwargAdapter`/`ExtraTensorAdapter` **now raise** +instead of stacking alphabetically: silently permuted channels run fine and +predict garbage, which is the worst failure mode in ML coupling. With one +import no order is needed; with more, pass +`field_order=["field_a", "field_b", ...]` matching the model's channel order. + +### Stale-IC forcing + +Forgetting a connect line used to mean the destination ran the whole +simulation on its t0 import β€” plausible-looking, subtly wrong output. This +**now raises `UnmatchedImportError` at initialize** (see above). If a +free-running component is what you want, pass +`Driver(..., allow_unfed_imports=True)` and you get the explicit warning +`... it will run on stale initial-condition forcing` instead. + +### Linear time policy that looks constant + +`time_policy="linear"` extrapolates from the two most recent *distinct* +exports. A historical bug where repeated executes between source updates +collapsed the (prev, latest) baseline β€” degrading linear to constant after +the first step β€” is fixed: the history rotates only when a genuinely new +export (different `valid_time`) arrives, so the slope holds across every +intermediate step (see +`test_connector.py::test_time_policy_linear_holds_slope_across_repeated_executes`). +Two semantics still surprise people: + +- The **first** transfer has one export in history and falls back to + constant β€” extrapolation needs two points. +- Fields carrying a `lead_time` or `window` dimension have no single valid + time, so linear is undefined for them; the connector warns once (grep + `time_policy='linear' is undefined for field`) and holds constant. + +### NaN in outputs + +Two unrelated causes, both intentional: + +1. **Unwritten IO rows.** Streamed backend arrays are NaN-initialized so + never-written rows cannot masquerade as physical values (zarr's default + fill reads back as 0.0). A mediator's t0 row is always NaN (it exports + nothing before its first compute), as is everything after the point where + a run crashed. NaN at exact ring boundaries of a slow component = normal; + NaN spreading through a field mid-run = look upstream. +2. **Mask fill not set.** If a source's data is NaN over masked-out points + (real SST products are NaN over land) and the connector has the default + `fill="none"`, those NaNs bleed through the bilinear regrid into coastal + destination cells. Set `fill="nearest"` (or `"zero"`) on every connector + leaving a masked source. + +### Exhausted clock + +A Driver runs its clock exactly once. A second `run()`, `steps()`, or +`rollout()` raises `Driver clock exhausted` rather than silently yielding +nothing (the old generator behavior). The rerun recipe is `driver.reset()` +then `driver.initialize(ics)` β€” reset clears records, connector history, and +IO-ready state, and deliberately invalidates initialization so you cannot +resume from stale component state by accident. + +### Duplicate mediator deliveries + +Wiring the same field into a mediator twice per step (two connectors, or a +re-executed slot) does **not** double-count: `AccumulationMediator` ignores +arrivals whose `valid_time` it has already accumulated for that derived +field. This is silent by design. Corollary: if your source republishes with +an *unchanged* `valid_time`, the new values are ignored too β€” publish with +the current ring time. + +### Warnings worth not ignoring + +- `Component 'x' exports [...] but no connector consumes them` β€” harmless if + the export is only for IO/records; a wiring bug otherwise. +- `In-memory collection will hold ~N GB of export fields; pass collect=False + and a real IO backend (e.g. ZarrBackend) for runs of this size` β€” the + memory guard at initialize; see [IO and outputs](user_guide.md#io-and-outputs). +- HEALPix/curvilinear sources: auto-regrid does not support them and raises + (`pass a custom regridder=`) β€” this is a v1 limitation, not a bug; see + [design and roadmap](design_and_roadmap.md). diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..4bdc21163 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md @@ -0,0 +1,661 @@ +# User guide + +Task-oriented recipes for building coupled systems with nvcoupler. Every +snippet on this page runs as-is against the toy components in +`earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing` β€” no weights, no network. For the mental +model behind Fields, Connectors, and the run sequence see +[concepts](concepts.md); for the full DSL and YAML grammar see the +[DSL and YAML reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md); for symbol-by-symbol +docs see the [API reference](api_reference.md). When something fails, start +at [errors and troubleshooting](errors_and_troubleshooting.md). + +## Quickstart: couple two components in ten lines + +`couple()` auto-wires components by standard name, synthesizes any mediator a +derived import needs, and returns a ready-to-initialize `Driver`: + +```python +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +driver = nvc.couple( + fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05" +) +print(driver.describe()) # the coupling plan, before anything runs +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xarray.Dataset] +print(datasets["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].shape) # (17, 32, 64) +``` + +`describe()` prints a terraform-plan-style summary: one table row per +component (type, cadence, imports, exports), one per connector (fields, time +policy, fill, lagged/sequential mode, slot), then the generated run sequence. +Here the ocean imports `geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean` β€” a derived field +nobody exports β€” so `couple()` synthesized an `AccumulationMediator` +(`med_z1000-48H`) between the 6 h and 48 h cadences. `run()` executes to the +clock's stop time under `torch.inference_mode()` and returns one +`xarray.Dataset` per component; the time axis is each component's own ring +times including t0, so atmos has 17 rows and the 48 h ocean has 3. + +**Gotcha:** `couple()` uses lagged (NUOPC-explicit) coupling β€” every connect +precedes the runs in its slot, so each destination sees the source's +*previous* export. That is the reproducible default, not the only choice; see +the next section. The full walkthrough is +[example 01](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py). + +## Hand-built systems: Driver + DSL for ordering control + +When the coupling *order* is the experiment, skip `couple()` and write the +run sequence yourself. Coupling semantics are pure ordering: a `src -> dst` +line before `dst`'s run in the same slot is lagged; after it, sequential. + +```python +import numpy as np +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Driver, TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +LAGGED = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + ocean -> atmos + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" + +SEQUENTIAL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean + ocean -> atmos +@ +""" + +def build(dsl): + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + driver = Driver(components, dsl, Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h")) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + return driver + +z_lag = build(LAGGED).run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1] +z_seq = build(SEQUENTIAL).run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1] +assert np.allclose(z_lag, 19.2, atol=1e-4) # forced by the previous SST +assert np.allclose(z_seq, 19.2336, atol=1e-4) # forced by the fresh SST +``` + +The only difference between the two DSLs is where `ocean -> atmos` sits +relative to `ocean`'s run β€” a one-line experiment +([example 02](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py)). + +**Gotcha:** a mediator's exports only exist after `med.compute`, so +`med -> ocean` must come after the `MediateAction` in the slot, or the +connector raises `CouplingError: ... has not produced ... yet`. Validation of +names, cadences, and unfed imports all happens at `initialize()`, not +mid-rollout. + +## Wrapping your model as a PrognosticComponent + +`PrognosticComponent` wraps any earth2studio `PrognosticModel` +(`models/px/base.py` interface). The contract it reads off the model: + +- `input_coords()` / `output_coords(input_coords)` must return earth2studio + `CoordSystem`s with a `"variable"` coordinate. +- **Timestep inference:** `timestep` defaults to + `output_coords["lead_time"][-1] - input_coords["lead_time"][-1]`. Pass + `timestep=` explicitly if your model has no `lead_time` axis. +- **Export inference:** with `exports=None`, every output variable whose raw + name resolves through the field dictionary (or through your + `variable_aliases`) becomes an export; unknown variables are silently + skipped, so add aliases for anything you want exchanged. + +```python +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import PrognosticComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + + +class MyModel: + """Stands in for any earth2studio PrognosticModel.""" + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "batch": np.array([0]), + "time": np.array([np.datetime64("2024-01-01")]), + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), + **grid_coords(8, 16), + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(6, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + return x + 1.0, self.output_coords(coords) + + +atmos = PrognosticComponent( + "atmos", + MyModel(), + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], # sst is also a state channel +) +# timestep inferred as 6h; exports inferred as both dictionary-known variables +imports, exports = atmos.advertise() +assert exports == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa", "sea_surface_temperature"] +``` + +`z1000` and `sst` resolve because they are registered aliases in the default +dictionary. For model vocabularies the dictionary does not know, map raw +names to standard names with `variable_aliases={"raw_name": "standard_name"}` +β€” the alias is also registered so exports resolve. + +Published exports are *exchange-shaped*: size-1 `batch`/`time`/`lead_time` +dims are squeezed off the exported Fields (the internal model state keeps +them), so a `(1, 1, 1, var, lat, lon)` model couples cleanly to a plain +`(var, lat, lon)` one. + +### Choosing an ImportAdapter + +The adapter owns the model call, because real models disagree on how coupled +forcing arrives: + +| Your model receives forcing as... | Adapter | Call shape | +|---|---|---| +| a state variable you overwrite before stepping | `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | `model(x, coords)` after injecting import slices | +| a conditioning kwarg (StormScope) | `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=..., conditioning_coords=...)` | +| an extra positional/keyword tensor (DLESyM, PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor) | `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` or `model(x, coords, **{kwarg: coupling})` | + +The default only works when every imported field is *also* a variable of the +model state (`"variable"` must be in the state coords); otherwise it raises +with a pointer to the other two adapters. **Gotcha:** with more than one +import, `ConditioningKwargAdapter` and `ExtraTensorAdapter` require +`field_order=[...]` β€” channel order cannot be inferred, and stacking +alphabetically would run fine and predict garbage, so the framework refuses +to guess. + +### Multi-window models: the next_input hook + +The default next-step input reuses the model output with the input +`lead_time` coordinates β€” correct only when the model outputs as many lead +times as it takes in. A model that consumes a sliding window (2 inputs, 1 +output) raises +`CouplingError: model outputs 1 lead times but takes 2 as input β€” supply a +next_input hook`. Provide +`next_input=lambda prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords: (next_x, next_coords)` +to roll the window yourself; `earth2studio/nvcoupler/dlesym_split.py` is the +worked real-model example. + +### requires_ic + +`PrognosticComponent` and `CallableComponent` have `requires_ic = True`: +`Driver.initialize(ics)` demands an `(x, coords)` entry for each, and fails +with the exact `ics={...}` line to add. Mediators, `DataComponent`, and +`DiagnosticComponent` set `requires_ic = False` and can be initialized with +no arguments. + +## Prescribed forcing: DataComponent + +Swapping a modeled ocean for observed SST is the classic AMIP-style +experiment. A `DataComponent` fetches from any earth2studio `DataSource` at +its own cadence and publishes the results as exports β€” the atmos, connectors, +and sequence are untouched: + +```python +import numpy as np +import xarray as xr + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, DataComponent, Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, grid_coords + + +class ConstantSST: + """Minimal DataSource: __call__(time, variable) -> xr.DataArray with + dims (time, variable, lat, lon).""" + + grid = grid_coords(16, 32) + + def __call__(self, time, variable) -> xr.DataArray: + time = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(time, dtype="datetime64[ns]")) + variable = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(variable)) + lat, lon = self.grid["lat"], self.grid["lon"] + data = np.full((len(time), len(variable), len(lat), len(lon)), 3.0) + return xr.DataArray( + data, + dims=["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"], + coords={"time": time, "variable": variable, "lat": lat, "lon": lon}, + ) + + +ocean = DataComponent( + "ocean", + source=ConstantSST(), + exports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + timestep="24h", +) +dsl = """ +@6h + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@24h + ocean +@ +""" +driver = Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos(), "ocean": ocean}, + dsl, + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-03", "6h"), +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic()}) # no ocean entry: requires_ic=False +ds = driver.run() +``` + +The mock above is the whole DataSource contract for testing: a callable +`(time, variable) -> xr.DataArray` with dims `(time, variable, lat, lon)`. +`DataComponent` fetches through `earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data`, so any +real source (WB2, GFS, an OISST archive) drops in. Standard names are mapped +to source vocabulary through `variable_map={"standard_name": "raw_name"}` +when the source's names are not dictionary aliases. On `initialize()` with no +IC it fetches at `clock.start`, so lagged coupling has t0 data; the connector +regrids the source grid onto each destination. + +**Gotcha:** the DataComponent must be *realized* before a no-arg +`initialize()` (the Driver does this for you); standalone use raises +`CouplingError: ... cannot fetch initial data before realize(clock)`. + +## Derived fields and impact chains + +Derived (time-reduced) fields are first-class dictionary entries carrying a +`CellMethod` β€” machine-readable "I am `method` of `base` over `window`". +Register the entry, and an `AccumulationMediator` knows what to import, +which reduction to run, and its cadence: + +```python +import numpy as np + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import ( + AccumulationMediator, + CellMethod, + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, +) + +dictionary = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +dictionary.register( + FieldEntry( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_24h_max", + "m2 s-2", + "24 h max of z1000", + cell_method=CellMethod( + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", "max", np.timedelta64(24, "h") + ), + ) +) +med = AccumulationMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_24h_max"], dictionary=dictionary +) +assert med.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] +``` + +Wire it like any component: `atmos -> med` in the fast slot accumulates every +delivery (running mean/sum/max/min, O(1) memory in window length), and +`med.compute` in the slow slot exports the reduced field. Several derived +fields can reduce the same base import in one mediator, but with mixed +windows you must pass `window=` explicitly or split them across mediators. +Deliveries carrying an already-seen `valid_time` are ignored, never +double-counted. + +The impact-chain pattern stacks a `DiagnosticComponent` downstream: mediators +turn fast fields into a 48 h precip sum and a 24 h t2m max, a diagnostic +model consumes both and exports an impact index. `DiagnosticComponent` is a +stateless single-step transform β€” imports/exports default to the model's own +`input_coords()`/`output_coords()` variables resolved through the dictionary, +so registered diagnostics wire up with just a name, the model, and a cadence. +See [example 03](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py) for the +full chain. + +**Gotcha:** if the mediator's alarm rings before any sample arrived you get +`CouplingError: no samples of ... accumulated before compute` β€” the connector +feeding the mediator must sit in a *faster* slot than the compute. + +## Vertical coupling + +Only components with an explicit `level` dimension (chiefly chemistry +emulators on hybrid sigma-pressure levels) touch this machinery. Models that +encode levels in variable names (`z500`, `t850`) never do β€” those are just +distinct fields. + +Declare what you publish and what you expect; the connector interpolates +(linearly in log-pressure, differentiably) when they differ: + +```python +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import ( + CallableComponent, + Clock, + Connector, + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, + HybridLevels, + PressureLevels, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +d.register(FieldEntry("ozone_mixing_ratio", "kg kg-1", aliases=frozenset({"o3"}))) + +hybrid = HybridLevels(a=(30000.0, 20000.0, 0.0), b=(0.0, 0.5, 1.0)) # p = a + b*ps +pressure = PressureLevels((500.0, 850.0)) # hPa + +identity = lambda x, coords: (x, coords) +met = CallableComponent( + "met", identity, "6h", + exports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + dictionary=d, + export_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": hybrid}, +) +chem = CallableComponent( + "chem", identity, "6h", + imports=["ozone_mixing_ratio"], + dictionary=d, + import_vertical={"ozone_mixing_ratio": pressure}, +) +clock = Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") +met.realize(clock) +chem.realize(clock) + +grid = grid_coords(4, 8) +o3 = torch.arange(3.0).view(1, 3, 1, 1).expand(1, 3, 4, 8).clone() +met.initialize( + o3, OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.arange(3.0), **grid}) +) +# surface pressure has no level dim, so it cannot ride in the same state +# tensor as o3; add it to the export state directly +met.export_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((4, 8), 100000.0), OrderedDict(grid), + "surface_pressure", "Pa", + valid_time=np.datetime64("2024-01-01"), source="met", + ) +) +chem.initialize( + torch.zeros(1, 2, 4, 8), + OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["o3"]), "level": np.array([500.0, 850.0]), **grid} + ), +) +Connector(met, chem, fields=["ozone_mixing_ratio"]).execute(np.datetime64("2024-01-01")) +assert chem.import_state["ozone_mixing_ratio"].vertical == pressure +``` + +Hybrid sources depend on surface pressure: the connector pulls +`surface_pressure` (or whatever `HybridLevels.ps_field` names) from the +*source's* export state automatically, and raises `VerticalMismatchError` +with the fix (`add it to the source's export list`) when it is absent. +Interpolation clamps to the source column ends β€” no extrapolation beyond the +top/bottom levels β€” and v1 only interpolates *onto* `PressureLevels`. +[Example 04](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/04_vertical_chemistry.py) runs +the met/chem pair end to end in a Driver. + +**Gotcha:** for `PressureLevels` sources, the data's `level` coordinate (hPa) +must equal the declared levels exactly, in top-to-bottom (increasing) +order β€” a mismatch raises rather than silently pairing slices with wrong +pressures. + +## Masked fields + +Components exporting fields that are only valid on part of the grid (SST on +ocean points) declare `export_masks={"standard_name": bool_tensor}` (True = +valid). The mask travels on the Field; the *connector's* `fill=` option +decides what invalid points become, always before regridding so garbage +cannot bleed into the interpolation: + +```python +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Connector, Driver, TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> med + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + med.compute + med -> ocean + ocean +@ +""" +components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(with_mask=True), # northern half is land + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), +} +driver = Driver( + components, + DSL, + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[ + Connector(components["ocean"], components["atmos"], fill="nearest") + ], +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +driver.run() +assert driver.probe("ocean->atmos")["sea_surface_temperature"].mask is None +``` + +- `fill="nearest"`: every invalid point takes its nearest valid neighbor + (great-circle KDTree, differentiable gather) β€” the principled version of + DLESyM's SST NaN-interpolation. The filler is cached per (grid, mask). +- `fill="zero"`: invalid points become 0.0. +- Both consume the mask (`field.mask is None` downstream). + +**Without fill** (`fill="none"`, the default) nothing happens: invalid values +pass straight into the regrid, bleeding into neighboring destination cells, +and the mask stays attached but describes the *source* grid while the data is +now on the destination grid. Import adapters ignore masks entirely. If a +source declares `export_masks`, set `fill=` on every connector that leaves +it β€” this is also why `couple()`'s describe output shows the fill column. + +## IO and outputs + +Two independent output paths: + +- **In-memory collection** (`collect=True`, the default): every ring's export + fields are recorded and `run()` / `to_xarray()` returns one + `xarray.Dataset` per component. Records are detached clones, off the + exchange path. +- **Streaming IO** (`io={"name": backend}`): each component gets its own + `IOBackend`; arrays are allocated with a leading `time` axis covering the + component's ring times including t0, and a row is written after the IC seed + and after every run. + +```python +import numpy as np + +from earth2studio.io import ZarrBackend +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Driver, TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +io = {"atmos": ZarrBackend(), "med": ZarrBackend()} +components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), +} +driver = Driver( + components, DSL, Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + io=io, + collect=False, # nothing kept in memory +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +result = driver.run() # {} when collect=False +z = io["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"][:] # (17, 32, 64) +zm = io["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"][:] +assert np.all(np.isnan(zm[0])) # t0 row: NaN, by design +``` + +(`DSL` as in the previous section.) + +**NaN semantics:** backend arrays are NaN-initialized deliberately. Zarr's +default fill reads back as 0.0, which would let never-written rows β€” a +mediator's t0 row (mediators export nothing until their first compute), or +the tail of a crashed run β€” masquerade as physical values. NaN rows in your +output mean "this ring was never written", not a numerical blow-up. + +**Memory guard:** with `collect=True`, `initialize()` estimates the total +collected size and logs a warning above ~4 GB telling you to pass +`collect=False` plus a real IO backend. IO and collection are independent β€” +you can have both, either, or neither. + +## Gradients and coupled fine-tuning + +`run()` and `steps()` execute under `torch.inference_mode()` β€” fast, no +graphs. `rollout(n_steps)` is the training entry point: under +`torch.enable_grad()` the autograd graph survives the entire exchange path +(regrid gathers, mediator reductions, functional import injection): + +```python +import torch + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Driver, TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +gain_atmos = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) +gain_ocean = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) +components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=gain_atmos), + "ocean": fake_ocean(gain=gain_ocean), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), +} +driver = Driver(components, DSL, Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h")) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + +with torch.enable_grad(): + states = driver.rollout(16) # keeps the graph +loss = states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].data.sum() +loss.backward() # reaches BOTH components' parameters +assert gain_atmos.grad is not None and gain_ocean.grad is not None +``` + +Collected records and IO writes are detached β€” they only feed +`to_xarray()`/backends and never pin a step's graph, so collection stays on +during training without a memory explosion. Optimizer loops, truncated BPTT, +and per-component device placement are out of scope for v1 (see +[design and roadmap](design_and_roadmap.md)); +[example 05](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py) runs a +real training step. + +**Gotcha:** `rollout(n)` with more steps than remain on the clock raises a +`CouplingError` naming `clock.n_steps` β€” size your rollout to the clock, or +`reset()` + `initialize()` between epochs. + +## YAML round-trip + +`to_yaml(driver)` / `from_yaml(text_or_path)` serialize the clock, the run +sequence verbatim, non-default dictionary entries and aliases, component +specs, and connector settings (`src`, `dst`, `fields`, `time_policy`, +`fill`). What round-trips: + +- `AccumulationMediator` / `TrailingAverageMediator`: automatically (name, + fields, window). +- Anything else: only if it carries a `yaml_spec` attribute β€” a + `{"class": "", "kwargs": {...}}` dict naming a module-level + class or factory that rebuilds the component from kwargs alone. + +```python +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Driver, TrailingAverageMediator +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +atmos = fake_atmos() +atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, +} +ocean = fake_ocean() +ocean.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_ocean", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "48h"}, +} +med = TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) +driver = Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, + DSL, + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), +) +text = nvc.to_yaml(driver) # or to_yaml(driver, path="system.yaml") +rebuilt = nvc.from_yaml(text) # uninitialized; call initialize(ics) as usual +rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +``` + +What cannot round-trip: components wrapping closures or live model objects +without a `yaml_spec` (`to_yaml` raises with the fix), custom `regridder=` +callables and custom ImportAdapter instances (connector `fields`/policies +serialize; callables do not), and model checkpoints referenced by load paths +(out of scope for v1). Initial conditions are never serialized β€” a config +describes the system, not its state. Full schema in the +[DSL and YAML reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md). + +## Inspection and debugging + +- `driver.describe()` (or `nvc.describe(driver)`) β€” the plan: components, + connectors with time policy/fill/mode/slot, and the run sequence. Works + *before* `initialize()`; in Jupyter, a bare `driver` renders the HTML + version. +- `driver.probe("src->dst")` β€” the last Fields exchanged on a connector + (post-pipeline: time policy, vertical, fill, regrid already applied). + Spaces are tolerated: `probe("ocean -> atmos")`. +- `driver.steps()` β€” iterate `(time, {component: export State})` per driver + step, notebook-style, instead of one opaque `run()`. +- loguru levels: warnings (unconsumed exports, memory guard, linear-policy + fallback) are on by default; every exchange also logs at DEBUG: + +```python +import sys + +from loguru import logger + +logger.remove() +logger.add(sys.stderr, level="DEBUG") # show per-exchange lines + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +driver = nvc.couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-03") +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +for time, states in driver.steps(): + z = states["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + print(time, float(z.data.mean())) +print(driver.probe("ocean -> atmos")) +``` + +Each DEBUG line reads +`exchange ocean->atmos: sea_surface_temperature (valid 2024-01-01T00:00...)` +β€” the `valid` timestamp is the fastest way to see lagged coupling in action +(the delivered field is older than the current step). When something raises +instead, every message names the components, the field, and the fix; the +complete catalog is in +[errors and troubleshooting](errors_and_troubleshooting.md). From d95a86f3b614d87829dff08d87ae32ebd6bb4d5a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 12:46:01 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 3/9] Simplify cadence model and add windowed connectors MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Elegance refactors from the post-review cleanup pass: - Single cadence mechanism: delete the vestigial Alarm class β€” the driver's slot alignment was already the only mechanism consulted; components now just declare a timestep. - Windowed connectors: Connector(window=, reduce=) folds a trailing reduction (mean/sum/max/min) into the exchange itself, so the common fast-to-slow coupling no longer needs a third Mediator component and extra run-sequence lines; Mediator remains for multi-source computations, sharing the same accumulator core. - UnknownFieldError drops the KeyError dual inheritance and its __str__ workaround. 151 tests pass (windowed-connector tests added; Alarm-mechanism tests removed with the class). πŸ€– Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py | 3 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py | 37 +----- earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 21 +++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py | 175 +++++++++++++++++++++++++--- earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py | 10 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py | 99 ++++++++++------ test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py | 27 +---- test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py | 147 +++++++++++++++++++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py | 3 + 9 files changed, 397 insertions(+), 125 deletions(-) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py index 0da68b7ba..43ca44900 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ """ from .api import couple, coupled, describe, describe_html -from .clock import Alarm, Clock +from .clock import Clock from .component import ( CallableComponent, Component, @@ -73,7 +73,6 @@ from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels __all__ = [ - "Alarm", "Clock", "CallableComponent", "DataComponent", diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py index 8c2c0b55d..76758fefa 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/clock.py @@ -14,12 +14,12 @@ # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. -"""Clock and Alarm: coupled-system time management (ESMF analogs). +"""Clock: coupled-system time management (ESMF analog). -The Driver owns one Clock stepping at the coupling interval dt; every -Component owns an Alarm at its own cadence. A component runs only on -driver steps where its alarm rings, which is how a 6 h atmosphere and a -48 h ocean coexist in one loop. +The Driver owns one Clock stepping at the coupling interval dt; each +Component declares its own timestep, and the Driver runs a component only +on driver steps aligned with that cadence, which is how a 6 h atmosphere +and a 48 h ocean coexist in one loop. All times are np.datetime64 / np.timedelta64 to match earth2studio's TimeArray / LeadTimeArray conventions. @@ -81,33 +81,6 @@ def is_multiple(interval: np.timedelta64, dt: np.timedelta64) -> bool: return dt_ns > 0 and interval_ns > 0 and interval_ns % dt_ns == 0 -class Alarm: - """Rings when (time - start - offset) is a whole multiple of interval. - - NUOPC-alarm analog used for per-component cadences: an interval of 48 h - on a 6 h driver clock rings every 8th step. - """ - - def __init__(self, interval: DeltaLike, offset: DeltaLike | None = None): - self.interval = as_timedelta(interval) - self.offset = ( - as_timedelta(offset) if offset is not None else np.timedelta64(0, "ns") - ) - if self.interval <= np.timedelta64(0, "ns"): - raise ValueError(f"Alarm interval must be positive, got {interval!r}") - - def is_ringing(self, time: np.datetime64, start: np.datetime64) -> bool: - elapsed = (as_datetime(time) - as_datetime(start) - self.offset).astype( - "timedelta64[ns]" - ) - elapsed_ns = elapsed.astype(np.int64) - interval_ns = self.interval.astype(np.int64) - return elapsed_ns >= 0 and elapsed_ns % interval_ns == 0 - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Alarm(interval={self.interval}, offset={self.offset})" - - class Clock: """Driver clock stepping from start to stop (inclusive) at dt. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py index cc3eb2c7f..80929d8e8 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ """Components: the NUOPC_Model analog wrapping steppable things. A Component owns an internal model state, an import State (fields other -components provide) and an export State (fields it offers), and an Alarm +components provide) and an export State (fields it offers), and a timestep defining its cadence. The Driver calls the NUOPC-style phases: advertise -> realize(clock) -> initialize(x, coords) -> run(time)* -> finalize. @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem -from .clock import Alarm, Clock, DeltaLike, as_datetime, as_timedelta, is_multiple +from .clock import Clock, DeltaLike, as_datetime, as_timedelta, is_multiple from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, FieldDictionary from .errors import CadenceError, CouplingError from .field import State @@ -266,7 +266,6 @@ def __init__( self.export_vertical: dict[str, Any] = dict(export_vertical or {}) self.import_state = State(f"{name}.imports") self.export_state = State(f"{name}.exports") - self.alarm: Alarm | None = None self.clock: Clock | None = None self.run_count = 0 @@ -279,7 +278,6 @@ def realize(self, clock: Clock) -> None: raise CadenceError( f"Component {self.name!r} timestep", str(self.timestep), str(clock.dt) ) - self.alarm = Alarm(self.timestep) self.clock = clock @abc.abstractmethod @@ -296,9 +294,20 @@ def finalize(self) -> None: # -- helpers --------------------------------------------------------------- def should_run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> bool: - if self.alarm is None or self.clock is None: + """True when `time` falls on this component's cadence. + + Cadence gating lives in the Driver's slot alignment; this helper is a + temporary shim kept only for test_prognostic_real.py β€” delete it once + that test drops the call. + """ + if self.clock is None: raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not realized") - return self.alarm.is_ringing(time, self.clock.start) + elapsed = ( + (as_datetime(time) - self.clock.start) + .astype("timedelta64[ns]") + .astype(np.int64) + ) + return elapsed >= 0 and elapsed % self.timestep.astype(np.int64) == 0 def grid_coords(self) -> CoordSystem | None: """Spatial coordinates of this component's grid (None = no grid of diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py index ddd1aa197..fd2aa055a 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ from earth2studio.utils.interp import latlon_interpolation_regular from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem -from .clock import as_datetime +from .clock import DeltaLike, as_datetime, as_timedelta, fmt_timedelta from .component import Component from .errors import ( CouplingError, @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ VerticalMismatchError, ) from .field import _SPATIAL_DIMS, Field +from .mediator import _RunningReduction from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels, interp_to_pressure Regridder = Callable[[torch.Tensor], torch.Tensor] @@ -138,6 +139,19 @@ class Connector: the grids differ and the auto path cannot handle them (HEALPix 'face' dims, curvilinear grids); identical grids β€” including identical face grids β€” pass through as identity without one. + window, reduce : optional + Set both to make this a *windowed* connector: each execute folds the + source fields into a running reduction ("mean" | "sum" | "max" | + "min"), and delivery happens only at execute times aligned to + `window`. The delivered Field carries the DERIVED standard name β€” the + destination must import a dictionary entry whose CellMethod is + (base=source export, method=`reduce`, window=`window`). Between + window boundaries the destination's previous import is untouched. + The window origin is the valid_time of the first execute's source + field (the clock start under lagged coupling, where the connector + runs before the source in its slot), so no driver hook is needed. + This replaces a single-source AccumulationMediator; `time_policy` + does not apply on the windowed path. """ def __init__( @@ -148,11 +162,29 @@ def __init__( time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", regridder: Regridder | None = None, + window: DeltaLike | None = None, + reduce: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"] | None = None, ): self.src = src self.dst = dst self.time_policy = time_policy self.fill = fill + if (window is None) != (reduce is None): + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {src.name}->{dst.name}: window= and reduce= must " + "be set together β€” a windowed reduction needs both the window " + "length and the reduction method" + ) + if reduce is not None and reduce not in ("mean", "sum", "max", "min"): + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {src.name}->{dst.name}: unsupported reduce=" + f"{reduce!r}; choose 'mean', 'sum', 'max' or 'min'" + ) + self.window = as_timedelta(window) if window is not None else None + self.reduce = reduce + self._reduction = _RunningReduction() + self._derived: dict[str, str] = {} # src export name -> derived dst name + self._origin: np.datetime64 | None = None # window alignment origin self._user_regridder = regridder self._fields = list(fields) if fields is not None else None self._matched: list[str] | None = None @@ -170,10 +202,20 @@ def name(self) -> str: # -- matching -------------------------------------------------------------- def match(self) -> list[str]: + """Resolve matched standard names (cached). + + Plain connectors match by name intersection. Windowed connectors + match each source export against a destination import whose + CellMethod derives from it; the returned list then contains both the + consumed source names and the delivered derived names, so driver-side + bookkeeping (fed imports, consumed exports) sees the full mapping. + """ if self._matched is not None: return self._matched _, src_exports = self.src.advertise() dst_imports, _ = self.dst.advertise() + if self.window is not None: + return self._match_windowed(src_exports, dst_imports) if self._fields is not None: missing = [ f for f in self._fields if f not in src_exports or f not in dst_imports @@ -202,6 +244,47 @@ def match(self) -> list[str]: del entry_dst return self._matched + def _match_windowed(self, src_exports: list[str], dst_imports: list[str]) -> list[str]: + """Pair source exports with the destination's derived imports. + + A source export `base` maps to a destination import whose dictionary + entry carries CellMethod(base, self.reduce, self.window); the field + is delivered under that derived name. No matching derived import is + an error β€” the coupler never invents names. + """ + wanted = self._fields if self._fields is not None else src_exports + for name in dst_imports: + cm = self.dst.dictionary.resolve(name).cell_method + if ( + cm is not None + and cm.method == self.reduce + and as_timedelta(cm.window) == self.window + and cm.base in wanted + and cm.base in src_exports + ): + self._derived[cm.base] = name + unmatched = [f for f in wanted if f not in self._derived] + if not self._derived or (self._fields is not None and unmatched): + w, r = fmt_timedelta(self.window), self.reduce + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {self.name}: window={w!r}/reduce={r!r} is set but " + f"{self.dst.name!r} imports no derived field for " + f"{unmatched or src_exports} β€” register a " + f"FieldEntry(cell_method=CellMethod(base, {r!r}, window={w!r})) " + f"in the destination's dictionary and add its standard name to " + f"{self.dst.name!r}'s imports (destination imports: " + f"{dst_imports})" + ) + for base, derived in self._derived.items(): + self.dst.dictionary.check_units( + derived, + self.src.dictionary.resolve(base).canonical_units, + src=self.src.name, + dst=self.dst.name, + ) + self._matched = list(self._derived) + list(self._derived.values()) + return self._matched + # -- pipeline stages --------------------------------------------------------- def _apply_time_policy(self, field: Field, time: np.datetime64) -> Field: prev, latest = self._history.get(field.standard_name, (None, None)) @@ -363,26 +446,86 @@ def _apply_regrid(self, field: Field) -> Field: # -- execution ---------------------------------------------------------------- def execute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: - for name in self.match(): - if name not in self.src.export_state: - raise CouplingError( - f"Connector {self.name}: {self.src.name!r} has not produced " - f"{name!r} yet β€” check the run sequence ordering" + self.match() + if self.window is not None: + self._execute_windowed(as_datetime(time)) + return + for name in self._matched: + field = self._apply_time_policy(self._source_field(name), time) + self._deliver(field) + + def _source_field(self, name: str) -> Field: + if name not in self.src.export_state: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {self.name}: {self.src.name!r} has not produced " + f"{name!r} yet β€” check the run sequence ordering" + ) + return self.src.export_state[name] + + def _deliver(self, field: Field) -> None: + """Run the spatial pipeline and hand the field to the destination.""" + field = self._apply_vertical(field) + field = self._apply_fill(field) + field = self._apply_regrid(field) + self.dst.import_state.add(field) + self.last_transfer[field.standard_name] = field + logger.debug( + "exchange {}: {} (valid {})", + self.name, + field.standard_name, + field.valid_time, + ) + + def _execute_windowed(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: + """Fold sources into the running reduction; deliver on window boundaries. + + The origin for boundary alignment is the valid_time of the first + execute's source field β€” under lagged coupling (connector before the + source's RunAction in the slot) that is the clock start, so the first + delivery lands exactly one window after t0 with no driver hook. + """ + for base in self._derived: + field = self._source_field(base) + if self._origin is None: + self._origin = ( + as_datetime(field.valid_time) + if field.valid_time is not None + else time + ) + self._reduction.add(base, field, self.reduce) + elapsed_ns = (time - self._origin).astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64) + if elapsed_ns <= 0 or elapsed_ns % self.window.astype(np.int64) != 0: + return # mid-window: accumulate only, previous import stands + for base, derived in self._derived.items(): + data, coords = self._reduction.emit(base, self.reduce) + entry = self.dst.dictionary.resolve(derived) + self._deliver( + Field( + data=data, + coords=coords, + standard_name=derived, + units=entry.canonical_units, + valid_time=time, + source=self.src.name, ) - field = self.src.export_state[name] - field = self._apply_time_policy(field, time) - field = self._apply_vertical(field) - field = self._apply_fill(field) - field = self._apply_regrid(field) - self.dst.import_state.add(field) - self.last_transfer[name] = field - logger.debug( - "exchange {}: {} (valid {})", self.name, name, field.valid_time ) + self._reduction.reset() + + def reset(self) -> None: + """Clear per-run exchange state (history, running reduction, probes).""" + self._history.clear() + self.last_transfer.clear() + self._reduction.reset() + self._origin = None def __repr__(self) -> str: fields = self._matched or self._fields or "auto" + windowed = ( + f", window={fmt_timedelta(self.window)!r}, reduce={self.reduce!r}" + if self.window is not None + else "" + ) return ( f"Connector({self.name}, fields={fields}, " - f"time_policy={self.time_policy!r}, fill={self.fill!r})" + f"time_policy={self.time_policy!r}, fill={self.fill!r}{windowed})" ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py index bde11fc11..438c0d873 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py @@ -37,22 +37,16 @@ class CouplingError(Exception): """Base class for all nvcoupler configuration and runtime errors.""" -class UnknownFieldError(CouplingError, KeyError): +class UnknownFieldError(CouplingError): """A name could not be resolved in the field dictionary.""" def __init__(self, name: str, candidates: Iterable[str]): - msg = ( + super().__init__( f"Field name {name!r} is not a registered standard name or alias." + suggest(name, candidates) + " Register it with FieldDictionary.register(FieldEntry(...)) or " "add an alias with FieldDictionary.add_alias(...)." ) - # KeyError renders its arg with repr, so store the message on the - # CouplingError side and pass it through once - super().__init__(msg) - - def __str__(self) -> str: # undo KeyError's quoting of the message - return self.args[0] class UnmatchedImportError(CouplingError): diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py index 7338d7a6f..2da08a9f4 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py @@ -38,8 +38,63 @@ from .errors import CouplingError from .field import Field, State -# Wire in the same valid_time twice (e.g. two connectors or a re-executed -# slot) and the second arrival is ignored rather than double-counted. + +class _RunningReduction: + """Running windowed reduction shared by Mediator and windowed Connector. + + One accumulator tensor per key regardless of window length; mean divides + by the sample count at emit time. Wire in the same valid_time twice + (e.g. two connectors or a re-executed slot) and the second arrival is + ignored rather than double-counted. Pure torch ops, so gradients flow + through mean and sum (max/min propagate to the extremal sample). + """ + + def __init__(self) -> None: + self._acc: dict[str, torch.Tensor] = {} + self._count: dict[str, int] = {} + self._coords: dict[str, OrderedDict] = {} + self._last_time: dict[str, np.datetime64] = {} + + def add(self, key: str, field: Field, method: str) -> None: + """Fold one field into the running reduction under `key`.""" + if field.valid_time is not None and self._last_time.get(key) == ( + field.valid_time + ): + return # duplicate arrival for the same time + self._last_time[key] = field.valid_time + if key not in self._acc: + self._acc[key] = field.data + self._count[key] = 1 + else: + acc = self._acc[key] + if method in ("mean", "sum"): + self._acc[key] = acc + field.data + elif method == "max": + self._acc[key] = torch.maximum(acc, field.data) + else: # min + self._acc[key] = torch.minimum(acc, field.data) + self._count[key] += 1 + self._coords[key] = OrderedDict(field.coords) + + def __contains__(self, key: str) -> bool: + return key in self._acc + + def counts(self) -> dict[str, int]: + """Samples folded in per key since the last reset.""" + return dict(self._count) + + def emit(self, key: str, method: str) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, OrderedDict]: + """Reduced (data, coords) for `key`; mean divides by the count.""" + data = self._acc[key] + if method == "mean": + data = data / self._count[key] + return data, self._coords[key] + + def reset(self) -> None: + self._acc.clear() + self._count.clear() + self._coords.clear() + self._last_time.clear() class _AccumulatingState(State): @@ -136,60 +191,34 @@ def __init__(self, name: str, fields: list[str], window: Any = None, **kwargs: A self._base_to_derived: dict[str, list[str]] = {} for derived, cm in methods.items(): self._base_to_derived.setdefault(cm.base, []).append(derived) - self._acc: dict[str, torch.Tensor] = {} - self._count: dict[str, int] = {} - self._coords: dict[str, OrderedDict] = {} - self._last_time: dict[str, np.datetime64] = {} + self._reduction = _RunningReduction() def accumulate(self, field: Field) -> None: for derived in self._base_to_derived.get(field.standard_name, ()): - if ( - field.valid_time is not None - and self._last_time.get(derived) == field.valid_time - ): - continue # duplicate arrival for the same time - self._last_time[derived] = field.valid_time - method = self.methods[derived].method - if derived not in self._acc: - self._acc[derived] = field.data - self._count[derived] = 1 - else: - acc = self._acc[derived] - if method in ("mean", "sum"): - self._acc[derived] = acc + field.data - elif method == "max": - self._acc[derived] = torch.maximum(acc, field.data) - else: # min - self._acc[derived] = torch.minimum(acc, field.data) - self._count[derived] += 1 - self._coords[derived] = OrderedDict(field.coords) + self._reduction.add(derived, field, self.methods[derived].method) def compute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: for derived, cm in self.methods.items(): - if derived not in self._acc: + if derived not in self._reduction: raise CouplingError( f"Mediator {self.name!r}: no samples of {cm.base!r} " f"accumulated before compute at {time} β€” is a connector " "feeding this mediator in a faster slot?" ) - data = self._acc[derived] - if cm.method == "mean": - data = data / self._count[derived] + data, coords = self._reduction.emit(derived, cm.method) entry = self.dictionary.resolve(derived) self.export_state.add( Field( data=data, - coords=self._coords[derived], + coords=coords, standard_name=derived, units=entry.canonical_units, valid_time=time, source=self.name, ) ) - self.samples_last_window = dict(self._count) - self._acc.clear() - self._count.clear() - self._last_time.clear() + self.samples_last_window = self._reduction.counts() + self._reduction.reset() class TrailingAverageMediator(AccumulationMediator): diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py index 910a94b09..484ee9f7a 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_clock.py @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Alarm, Clock, as_timedelta, is_multiple +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock, as_timedelta, is_multiple from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CadenceError @@ -37,8 +37,6 @@ def test_bare_int_timedelta_rejected(): as_timedelta(6) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="np.timedelta64"): Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", 6) - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="'6h'"): - Alarm(24) def test_clock_iteration(): @@ -63,29 +61,6 @@ def test_clock_validation(): Clock("2024-01-02", "2024-01-01", "6h") # stop before start -def test_alarm_cadences(): - start = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") - fast = Alarm("6h") - slow = Alarm("48h") - clock = Clock(start, "2024-01-05", "6h") - fast_rings = sum(fast.is_ringing(t, start) for t in clock) - clock.reset() - slow_rings = sum(slow.is_ringing(t, start) for t in clock) - assert fast_rings == 16 # every step over 96h - assert slow_rings == 2 # at 48h and 96h - # alarms also ring at t=start (step 0 / initialization) - assert fast.is_ringing(start, start) and slow.is_ringing(start, start) - - -def test_alarm_offset(): - start = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") - offset = Alarm("24h", offset="6h") - assert not offset.is_ringing(start, start) # before offset - assert offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T06:00"), start) - assert offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-02T06:00"), start) - assert not offset.is_ringing(np.datetime64("2024-01-02T00:00"), start) - - def test_is_multiple(): assert is_multiple(np.timedelta64(48, "h"), np.timedelta64(6, "h")) assert not is_multiple(np.timedelta64(7, "h"), np.timedelta64(6, "h")) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py index b697b8b5f..cb155d597 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py @@ -400,6 +400,153 @@ def test_differing_face_grids_without_regridder_raise(): Connector(src, dst).execute(T0) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Windowed reductions (window= / reduce=): the connector-level mediator path +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +H6 = np.timedelta64(6, "h") + +WINDOWED_DSL = """ +@6h + atmos -> ocean + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + ocean +@ +""" + + +def test_windowed_connector_replaces_mediator_end_to_end(): + """Acceptance: the canonical toy system WITHOUT a mediator β€” the windowed + connector in the fast slot reproduces test_driver.py's hand-computed + numbers exactly (first-window mean 4.2, z96 = 19.2336, sst = 2.180147).""" + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver + + atmos, ocean = fake_atmos(), fake_ocean() + conn = Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean") + driver = Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + WINDOWED_DSL, + Clock(T0, "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[conn], + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + for time, _ in driver.steps(): + if time == T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h"): + # first window delivered: mean of z(0..42h) on the OCEAN grid + z48 = ocean.import_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert z48.data.shape == (16, 32) + assert torch.allclose(z48.data, torch.full((16, 32), 4.2), atol=1e-5) + assert atmos.run_count == 16 and ocean.run_count == 2 + z = atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full((32, 64), 19.2336), atol=1e-4) + sst = ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 2.180147), atol=1e-6) + # probes carry the DERIVED name + assert "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean" in conn.last_transfer + + +def _drive_windowed(conn, atmos, hours=48, executes_per_step=1): + """Manually drive the fast side: connector (lagged) then atmos, each 6h.""" + for h in range(6, hours + 1, 6): + for _ in range(executes_per_step): + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(h, "h")) + atmos.run(T0 + np.timedelta64(h, "h")) + + +def test_windowed_delivery_only_on_boundaries(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean") + assert conn.match() == [ + "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean", + ] + _drive_windowed(conn, atmos, hours=42) + # mid-window: nothing delivered, destination import untouched + assert "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean" not in ocean.import_state + assert conn.last_transfer == {} + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) # boundary (origin = t0 lineage) + z48 = ocean.import_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + # atmos held at sst=2 (never fed): z(t) = 1.2*t/6h, mean(z(0..42h)) = 4.2 + assert torch.allclose(z48.data, torch.full((16, 32), 4.2), atol=1e-5) + assert z48.valid_time == T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h") + assert z48.source == "atmos" + + +def test_windowed_duplicate_valid_time_not_double_counted(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean") + # execute the connector twice per step: same source valid_time, one sample + _drive_windowed(conn, atmos, hours=42, executes_per_step=2) + conn.execute(T0 + np.timedelta64(48, "h")) + z48 = ocean.import_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + assert torch.allclose(z48.data, torch.full((16, 32), 4.2), atol=1e-5) + + +def test_windowed_max_reduction(): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + met = CallableComponent("met", step, "6h", exports=["air_temperature_2m"]) + impact = CallableComponent( + "impact", step, "24h", imports=["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"] + ) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + met.realize(clock) + impact.realize(clock) + coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["t2m"]), **grid_coords(4, 8)}) + met.initialize(torch.full((1, 4, 8), 280.0), coords) + impact.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 4, 8), coords) + conn = Connector(met, impact, window="24h", reduce="max") + for i, v in enumerate([280.0, 295.0, 290.0, 285.0]): + met.export_state.add( + Field( + torch.full((4, 8), v), + grid_coords(4, 8), + "air_temperature_2m", + "K", + valid_time=T0 + i * H6, + source="met", + ) + ) + conn.execute(T0 + (i + 1) * H6) + tmax = impact.import_state["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"] + assert torch.allclose(tmax.data, torch.full((4, 8), 295.0)) + + +def test_window_and_reduce_must_come_together(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="set together"): + Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h") + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="set together"): + Connector(atmos, ocean, reduce="mean") + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="unsupported reduce"): + Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="median") + + +def test_windowed_without_derived_import_raises(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + # atmos imports plain sst β€” no CellMethod entry derives it, no invention + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="register a FieldEntry"): + Connector(ocean, atmos, window="48h", reduce="mean").match() + # window mismatch (24h vs the 48h the entry declares) must not match + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="register a FieldEntry"): + Connector(atmos, ocean, window="24h", reduce="mean").match() + + +def test_connector_reset_clears_windowed_state(): + atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair() + conn = Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean") + _drive_windowed(conn, atmos, hours=48) + assert conn.last_transfer + conn.reset() + assert conn.last_transfer == {} and conn._origin is None + assert "geopotential_at_1000hpa" not in conn._reduction + + def test_user_regridder_on_differing_face_grids(): """Regression: a user-supplied regridder= must work for non-latlon (face, height, width) grids and rebuild coords from the destination.""" diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py index 78c374596..eb376644a 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_dictionary.py @@ -42,6 +42,9 @@ def test_unknown_name_suggestions(): DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("z1000h") assert "z1000" in str(err.value) assert "register" in str(err.value).lower() + # plain CouplingError, not a KeyError (no repr-quoting of the message) + assert not isinstance(err.value, KeyError) + assert not str(err.value).startswith('"') def test_register_and_alias(): From 10fae54e75c8de084dbf6b7f4b8d7f32c9333719 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:03:13 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 4/9] Derive run sequences from the coupling graph; align docs with new API MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit couple() now derives the run sequence from component cadences and the connector graph (lagged by default), synthesizing windowed connectors for derived imports β€” a mediator is only created when a pair also carries a plain transfer of the same fields. The canonical toy system reproduces its hand-computed values (z96=19.2336, sst=2.180147) with a 5-line derived sequence and no mediator component. Docs alignment pass across all six pages and the README: Alarm removal, windowed connectors documented as the preferred fast-to-slow path with Mediator repositioned as the multi-source general form, YAML window/reduce no-round-trip limitation stated, UnknownFieldError bases corrected, test counts refreshed. Every new snippet executed before inclusion; stale mediator docstrings fixed. 170 tests pass. πŸ€– Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md | 30 ++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py | 4 + earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py | 249 ++++++------------ earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 244 +++++++++-------- earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py | 34 ++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md | 44 ++-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md | 88 +++++-- .../nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md | 11 +- .../nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md | 23 +- .../docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md | 18 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md | 77 +++++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py | 84 ++++-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py | 4 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py | 150 ++++++++++- test/nvcoupler/test_api.py | 99 +++++-- test/nvcoupler/test_component.py | 69 +++-- test/nvcoupler/test_config.py | 66 +++++ test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py | 56 ++++ test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py | 88 +++++++ 19 files changed, 1033 insertions(+), 405 deletions(-) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md index eb0aad1d9..de1c20ec7 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md @@ -18,8 +18,9 @@ observed SST means a rewrite. nvcoupler factors coupling out of the models. Independent **Components** exchange **Fields** by standard name through **Connectors** (regridding, -masking, time policies) and **Mediators** (windowed reductions), scheduled by -a **Driver** executing a NUOPC-style **run sequence** on a shared **Clock**. +masking, time policies, windowed reductions) and **Mediators** (multi-source +windowed reductions), scheduled by a **Driver** executing a NUOPC-style +**run sequence** on a shared **Clock**. Swapping a modeled ocean for prescribed observations becomes a one-line change; a coupling-order experiment becomes a one-line DSL edit. @@ -29,7 +30,7 @@ change; a coupling-order experiment becomes a one-line DSL edit. |---------------------|--------------------------|-----------------| | ESMF_Field / State | `Field`, `State` | `field.py` | | Field dictionary | `FieldDictionary` | `dictionary.py` | -| ESMF Clock / Alarm | `Clock`, `Alarm` | `clock.py` | +| ESMF Clock | `Clock` | `clock.py` | | NUOPC_Model | `Component` subclasses | `component.py` | | NUOPC_Connector | `Connector` | `connector.py` | | NUOPC_Mediator | `Mediator` subclasses | `mediator.py` | @@ -109,14 +110,25 @@ imports (or an explicit `fields=[...]`). Each transfer runs a pipeline: (`face` dim) and curvilinear sources need a user `regridder=` callable (build one with `earth2grid` as `models/px/dlesym.py` does). +Setting `window=` and `reduce=` together makes a **windowed connector** β€” the +preferred path for simple fastβ†’slow windowed coupling: each execute folds the +source export into a running reduction (`mean`/`sum`/`max`/`min`), and on +window boundaries the reduced field is delivered under the *derived* standard +name the destination's dictionary declares via a matching +`CellMethod(base, method, window)` entry. No mediator, no extra slot actions. + ### Mediator -`AccumulationMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"])` reads the -CellMethod off each derived field: it imports the base field, accumulates a -**running** reduction (mean/sum/max/min β€” O(1) memory in window length) on -every connector delivery, and exports the reduced field when its alarm rings. -`TrailingAverageMediator` is the mean-only restriction matching DLESyM's -ocean forcing exactly. Duplicate deliveries (same `valid_time`) are ignored. +The multi-source, general form of the same accumulator core windowed +connectors use. `AccumulationMediator("med", +["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"])` reads the CellMethod off each derived +field: it imports the base field, accumulates a **running** reduction +(mean/sum/max/min β€” O(1) memory in window length) on every connector +delivery, and exports the reduced field when its `med.compute` action runs in +the slow slot. `TrailingAverageMediator` is the mean-only restriction +matching DLESyM's ocean forcing exactly. Duplicate deliveries (same +`valid_time`) are ignored. For one source feeding one destination, prefer +`Connector(..., window=, reduce=)`. ### Vertical coordinates diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py index 43ca44900..2dd09c2a4 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ ConditioningKwargAdapter, DataComponent, DiagnosticComponent, + Exchange, ExtraTensorAdapter, ImportAdapter, PrognosticComponent, @@ -68,6 +69,7 @@ RunAction, RunSequence, Slot, + derive_sequence, parse_run_sequence, ) from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels @@ -90,6 +92,7 @@ "ConditioningKwargAdapter", "Connector", "Driver", + "Exchange", "ExtraTensorAdapter", "HybridLevels", "ImportAdapter", @@ -104,6 +107,7 @@ "RunAction", "RunSequence", "Slot", + "derive_sequence", "parse_run_sequence", "DEFAULT_DICTIONARY", "CellMethod", diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py index ac76899e7..c1cccd3de 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py @@ -17,11 +17,13 @@ """User-facing API: auto-wiring, one-call runs, and plan inspection. The NUOPC analogy stops at the door here β€” NUOPC makes you write the runSeq; -:func:`couple` writes it for you. Matching is by field-dictionary standard -name: every advertised import is paired with its unique exporter, derived -fields (entries carrying a :class:`~.dictionary.CellMethod`) get an -:class:`~.mediator.AccumulationMediator` synthesized between cadences, and -the run sequence is laid out slot-by-slot in the canonical lagged shape. +:func:`couple` declares the coupling graph and lets the Driver derive it. +Matching is by field-dictionary standard name: every advertised import is +paired with its unique exporter, derived fields (entries carrying a +:class:`~.dictionary.CellMethod`) become windowed connectors reducing the +base field across the cadence gap (an :class:`~.mediator.AccumulationMediator` +is synthesized only when the pair already carries a plain transfer), and the +run sequence follows from the graph (:func:`~.sequence.derive_sequence`). :func:`describe` renders the resulting plan (terraform-plan style) before a single tensor moves, and :func:`coupled` is the notebook one-liner from initial conditions to xarray Datasets. @@ -37,15 +39,8 @@ from .connector import Connector from .driver import Driver from .errors import AmbiguousCouplingError, UnmatchedImportError -from .mediator import AccumulationMediator, Mediator -from .sequence import ( - Action, - ConnectAction, - MediateAction, - RunAction, - RunSequence, - Slot, -) +from .mediator import AccumulationMediator +from .sequence import ConnectAction, MediateAction, RunAction __all__ = ["couple", "coupled", "describe", "describe_html"] @@ -67,123 +62,6 @@ def _gcd_timestep(components: SequenceABC[Component]) -> np.timedelta64: return np.timedelta64(int(math.gcd(*(int(n) for n in ns))), "ns") -def _synthesize_mediators( - components: list[Component], -) -> tuple[list[Mediator], list[tuple[str, str]]]: - """Create AccumulationMediators for derived imports nobody exports. - - Returns the new mediators plus the extra (src, dst) connections wiring - each base-field exporter into its mediator and each mediator into the - importer. - """ - mediators: dict[str, Mediator] = {} # derived std name -> mediator - connections: list[tuple[str, str]] = [] - exports_by_comp = {c.name: list(c.export_names) for c in components} - - for comp in components: - for imp in comp.import_names: - exporters = [ - c.name - for c in components - if c.name != comp.name and imp in c.export_names - ] - if len(exporters) > 1: - raise AmbiguousCouplingError(imp, comp.name, exporters) - if len(exporters) == 1: - continue - # zero exporters: a derived field with a CellMethod can be - # produced by a synthesized mediator, if someone exports the base - entry = comp.dictionary.resolve(imp) - cell_method = entry.cell_method - base_exporters = ( - [ - c - for c in components - if cell_method is not None and cell_method.base in c.export_names - ] - if cell_method is not None - else [] - ) - if cell_method is None or not base_exporters: - raise UnmatchedImportError(comp.name, imp, exports_by_comp) - if len(base_exporters) > 1: - raise AmbiguousCouplingError( - cell_method.base, comp.name, [c.name for c in base_exporters] - ) - if imp not in mediators: - med = AccumulationMediator( - f"med_{_short_name(comp, imp)}", - [imp], - dictionary=comp.dictionary, - ) - mediators[imp] = med - connections.append((base_exporters[0].name, med.name)) - connections.append((mediators[imp].name, comp.name)) - return list(mediators.values()), connections - - -def _build_sequence( - components: list[Component], - connections: list[tuple[str, str]], -) -> RunSequence: - """Lay out the canonical lagged run sequence. - - One slot per distinct cadence, fast to slow. A connection runs at the - faster of its endpoints' cadences; within a slot the order is: plain - connects (lagged: destinations see the sources' previous exports), then - each mediator's compute followed by its outgoing connects, then the - component runs. - """ - by_name = {c.name: c for c in components} - order = {c.name: i for i, c in enumerate(components)} - cadences = sorted( - {c.timestep for c in components}, - key=lambda ts: ts.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64), - ) - - def cadence_of(name: str) -> np.timedelta64: - return by_name[name].timestep - - slots: list[Slot] = [] - for interval in cadences: - actions: list[Action] = [] - # 1. lagged connects: sources are not mediators (mediator exports - # only exist after compute), delivered at the faster endpoint - for src, dst in connections: - if isinstance(by_name[src], Mediator): - continue - if min(cadence_of(src), cadence_of(dst)) == interval: - actions.append(ConnectAction(src, dst)) - # 2. mediators of this cadence: compute, then deliver - for comp in components: - if isinstance(comp, Mediator) and comp.timestep == interval: - actions.append(MediateAction(comp.name)) - actions.extend( - ConnectAction(src, dst) - for src, dst in connections - if src == comp.name - ) - # 3. component runs of this cadence - actions.extend( - RunAction(comp.name) - for comp in components - if not isinstance(comp, Mediator) and comp.timestep == interval - ) - if actions: - slots.append(Slot(interval, actions)) - # deterministic connect order inside stage 1: source order as given - for slot in slots: - split = len(slot.actions) - for i, a in enumerate(slot.actions): - if not isinstance(a, ConnectAction): - split = i - break - lagged = slot.actions[:split] - lagged.sort(key=lambda a: (order[a.src], order[a.dst])) - slot.actions = lagged + slot.actions[split:] - return RunSequence(slots) - - def couple( *components: Component, start: TimeLike, @@ -194,11 +72,14 @@ def couple( ) -> Driver: """Auto-wire components into a ready-to-initialize :class:`Driver`. - Every advertised import is matched to its exporter by standard name; - derived imports (dictionary entries with a CellMethod) whose base field - is exported get an AccumulationMediator synthesized between the two - cadences. The generated run sequence uses lagged (NUOPC-explicit) - coupling: connects precede the runs of each slot. + Every advertised import is matched to its exporter by standard name. + Derived imports (dictionary entries with a CellMethod) whose base field + is exported become windowed connectors β€” the base exporter's fields are + reduced across the cadence gap on the connector itself. Only when the + (src, dst) pair already carries a plain transfer is an + AccumulationMediator synthesized instead. The run sequence is derived + from this graph in the canonical lagged (NUOPC-explicit) shape: connects + precede the runs of each slot. Parameters ---------- @@ -219,27 +100,69 @@ def couple( Not yet initialized β€” call ``driver.initialize(ics)``. """ comps = list(components) - mediators, med_connections = _synthesize_mediators(comps) - comps.extend(mediators) - by_name = {c.name: c for c in comps} + prebuilt = {(c.src.name, c.dst.name): c for c in connectors or []} + exports_by_comp = {c.name: list(c.export_names) for c in comps} - # direct (unique-exporter) connections - connections: list[tuple[str, str]] = [] + def exporter_of(field: str, importer: Component) -> Component | None: + found = [ + c for c in comps if c.name != importer.name and field in c.export_names + ] + if len(found) > 1: + raise AmbiguousCouplingError( + field, importer.name, [c.name for c in found] + ) + return found[0] if found else None + + # pass 1: direct (unique-exporter) connections + wired: dict[tuple[str, str], Connector] = {} + derived: list[tuple[Component, str]] = [] # (importer, derived std name) for comp in comps: for imp in comp.import_names: - for c in comps: - if c.name != comp.name and imp in c.export_names: - if (c.name, comp.name) not in connections: - connections.append((c.name, comp.name)) - for pair in med_connections: - if pair not in connections: - connections.append(pair) + src = exporter_of(imp, comp) + if src is None: + derived.append((comp, imp)) + elif (src.name, comp.name) not in wired: + key = (src.name, comp.name) + wired[key] = prebuilt.pop(key, None) or Connector(src, comp) + + # pass 2: derived imports β€” reduce a base field across the cadence gap + for comp, imp in derived: + cm = comp.dictionary.resolve(imp).cell_method + src = exporter_of(cm.base, comp) if cm is not None else None + if src is None: + raise UnmatchedImportError(comp.name, imp, exports_by_comp) + key = (src.name, comp.name) + pre = prebuilt.pop(key, None) + if pre is not None and pre.window is not None: + wired[key] = pre # user already declared the windowed transfer + elif key in wired or pre is not None: + # the pair already carries a plain transfer, which a windowed + # connector cannot share β€” a mediator is genuinely needed + if pre is not None: + wired[key] = pre + med = AccumulationMediator( + f"med_{_short_name(comp, imp)}", [imp], dictionary=comp.dictionary + ) + comps.append(med) + wired[(src.name, med.name)] = Connector(src, med) + wired[(med.name, comp.name)] = Connector(med, comp) + else: + wired[key] = Connector( + src, comp, fields=[cm.base], window=cm.window, reduce=cm.method + ) + + # extra user wiring for pairs the import matching did not discover + for key, conn in prebuilt.items(): + wired.setdefault(key, conn) if dt is None: dt = _gcd_timestep(comps) - sequence = _build_sequence(comps, connections) - clock = Clock(start, stop, dt) - return Driver(by_name, sequence, clock, connectors=connectors, collect=collect) + return Driver( + {c.name: c for c in comps}, + clock=Clock(start, stop, dt), + connectors=list(wired.values()), + collect=collect, + ) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -320,19 +243,23 @@ def _table(headers: list[str], rows: list[list[str]]) -> list[str]: def _connector_rows(driver: Driver) -> list[dict]: - """One row per ConnectAction: fields, policies, and coupling mode derived - from the action's position relative to the destination's run/mediate.""" + """One row per ConnectAction: fields, policies, and coupling mode. + + Mode is per exchange: does the destination consume state the source + produced in this same slot iteration (sequential β€” the connect follows + the source's run/compute in its slot) or earlier (lagged)? + """ rows = [] prebuilt = { (c.src.name, c.dst.name): c for c in driver._connectors.values() } for slot in driver.sequence.slots: - dst_ran: set[str] = set() + produced: set[str] = set() # components that ran earlier in this slot for action in slot.actions: if isinstance(action, RunAction): - dst_ran.add(action.component) + produced.add(action.component) elif isinstance(action, MediateAction): - dst_ran.add(action.mediator) + produced.add(action.mediator) elif isinstance(action, ConnectAction): conn = prebuilt.get((action.src, action.dst)) if conn is not None: @@ -345,15 +272,7 @@ def _connector_rows(driver: Driver) -> list[dict]: imports, _ = dst.advertise() fields = [n for n in imports if n in exports] time_policy, fill = "constant", "none" - dst_runs_here = any( - (isinstance(a, RunAction) and a.component == action.dst) - or (isinstance(a, MediateAction) and a.mediator == action.dst) - for a in slot.actions - ) - if not dst_runs_here: - mode = "lagged" - else: - mode = "sequential" if action.dst in dst_ran else "lagged" + mode = "sequential" if action.src in produced else "lagged" rows.append( { "name": f"{action.src} -> {action.dst}", diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py index 80929d8e8..86e65939d 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -24,12 +24,15 @@ The critical seam is the :class:`ImportAdapter`: real models receive coupled fields in different call shapes (state-variable overwrite, conditioning kwarg, extra input tensor), so the adapter β€” not the component β€” owns the -model invocation. +model invocation. The adapter receives everything about the step bundled in +an :class:`Exchange`. """ import abc from collections import OrderedDict from collections.abc import Callable, Iterable, Mapping +from dataclasses import dataclass +from dataclasses import field as dc_field from typing import Any, Protocol, runtime_checkable import numpy as np @@ -50,29 +53,8 @@ # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Import adapters +# Exchange and import adapters # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -@runtime_checkable -class ImportAdapter(Protocol): - """Runs one model step with the import State injected. - - The adapter owns the model call because coupled models disagree on how - forcing arrives: DLESyM/PhysicsNeMo expect an extra input tensor, - StormScope expects a conditioning kwarg, and prescribed-forcing setups - overwrite state variables. Implementations must be autograd-safe (no - in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). - """ - - def __call__( - self, - model: Any, - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], - ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: ... - - def _broadcast_to_slice(data: torch.Tensor, slice_shape: torch.Size) -> torch.Tensor: """Left-pad `data` with singleton dims and expand to `slice_shape`.""" if data.ndim > len(slice_shape): @@ -84,47 +66,80 @@ def _broadcast_to_slice(data: torch.Tensor, slice_shape: torch.Size) -> torch.Te return data.expand(slice_shape) -class VariableOverwriteAdapter: - """Default adapter: overwrite matching variable slices in x, then call - ``model(x, coords)``. +def _stacking_order(field_order: list[str] | None, imports: State, who: str) -> list[str]: + """Resolve the channel order for stacking imported fields. - Suits toys and prescribed-forcing-as-state setups where imported fields - are also state variables of the model (e.g. an atmosphere carrying sst - as an input channel). Injection composes a cloned tensor via index_copy_ - on the clone, which keeps the autograd graph intact. + Models are channel-order-sensitive; silently stacking in alphabetical + order would feed permuted inputs that run fine and predict garbage. With + more than one import the order must therefore be explicit. """ + if field_order is not None: + missing = [n for n in field_order if n not in imports] + if missing: + raise CouplingError( + f"{who}: field_order names {missing} are not in the " + f"import state (present: {sorted(imports)})" + ) + return list(field_order) + if len(imports) > 1: + raise CouplingError( + f"{who}: {len(imports)} imported fields but no field_order= " + "given β€” the model's channel order cannot be inferred. Pass " + f"field_order=[...] with an explicit ordering of {sorted(imports)}" + ) + return list(imports) - def __call__( - self, - model: Any, - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], - ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: - x = self.inject(x, coords, imports, std_to_raw) - return model(x, coords) - - @staticmethod - def inject( - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], - ) -> torch.Tensor: + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Exchange: + """Everything an :class:`ImportAdapter` needs for one coupled model step. + + Attributes + ---------- + x : torch.Tensor + The component's current model state tensor. + coords : CoordSystem + Coordinates of ``x``. + imports : State + The imported Fields available this step (already subset to the + component's advertised imports). + std_to_raw : Mapping[str, str] + Standard field name -> this model's raw variable name. + time : np.datetime64 | None + The valid time the step advances to. + + The two accessors cover the common delivery shapes: :meth:`inject` for + state-variable overwrite and :meth:`stacked` for channel-stacked forcing + tensors. Both are pure torch and autograd-safe. + """ + + x: torch.Tensor + coords: CoordSystem + imports: State + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str] = dc_field(default_factory=dict) + time: np.datetime64 | None = None + + def inject(self) -> torch.Tensor: + """Return ``x`` with each imported field overwritten into its matching + variable slice (resolved through ``std_to_raw``). + + The overwrite composes a cloned tensor via index_copy_ on the clone, + which keeps the autograd graph intact. + """ + x, imports = self.x, self.imports if not imports: return x - if "variable" not in coords: + if "variable" not in self.coords: raise CouplingError( - "VariableOverwriteAdapter requires a 'variable' dim in the " - "model state coords; use ConditioningKwargAdapter or " - "ExtraTensorAdapter for models without one" + "Exchange.inject requires a 'variable' dim in the model state " + "coords; use ConditioningKwargAdapter or ExtraTensorAdapter " + "for models without one" ) - var_axis = list(coords).index("variable") - variables = coords["variable"] + var_axis = list(self.coords).index("variable") + variables = self.coords["variable"] x = x.clone() for std_name, field in imports.items(): - raw = std_to_raw.get(std_name, std_name) + raw = self.std_to_raw.get(std_name, std_name) pos = np.flatnonzero(variables == raw) if pos.size == 0: raise CouplingError( @@ -139,31 +154,49 @@ def inject( x.index_copy_(var_axis, index, data.to(dtype=x.dtype, device=x.device)) return x + def stacked( + self, field_order: list[str] | None = None, *, who: str = "Exchange.stacked" + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + """Stack the imported fields into one tensor with a leading + 'variable' dim. -def _stacking_order( - field_order: list[str] | None, imports: State, adapter: str -) -> list[str]: - """Resolve the channel order for stacking imported fields. + ``field_order`` fixes the channel order; with more than one import it + is required (see :func:`_stacking_order`). ``who`` names the caller in + error messages. + """ + names = _stacking_order(field_order, self.imports, who) + return self.imports.as_tensor(names) - Models are channel-order-sensitive; silently stacking in alphabetical - order would feed permuted inputs that run fine and predict garbage. With - more than one import the order must therefore be explicit. + +@runtime_checkable +class ImportAdapter(Protocol): + """Runs one model step with the import State injected. + + The adapter owns the model call because coupled models disagree on how + forcing arrives: DLESyM/PhysicsNeMo expect an extra input tensor, + StormScope expects a conditioning kwarg, and prescribed-forcing setups + overwrite state variables. Implementations must be autograd-safe (no + in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). + """ + + def __call__( + self, model: Any, exchange: Exchange + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: ... + + +class VariableOverwriteAdapter: + """Default adapter: overwrite matching variable slices in x, then call + ``model(x, coords)``. + + Suits toys and prescribed-forcing-as-state setups where imported fields + are also state variables of the model (e.g. an atmosphere carrying sst + as an input channel). See :meth:`Exchange.inject`. """ - if field_order is not None: - missing = [n for n in field_order if n not in imports] - if missing: - raise CouplingError( - f"{adapter}: field_order names {missing} are not in the " - f"import state (present: {sorted(imports)})" - ) - return list(field_order) - if len(imports) > 1: - raise CouplingError( - f"{adapter}: {len(imports)} imported fields but no field_order= " - "given β€” the model's channel order cannot be inferred. Pass " - f"field_order=[...] with an explicit ordering of {sorted(imports)}" - ) - return list(imports) + + def __call__( + self, model: Any, exchange: Exchange + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: + return model(exchange.inject(), exchange.coords) class ConditioningKwargAdapter: @@ -182,19 +215,15 @@ def __init__( self.method = method def __call__( - self, - model: Any, - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + self, model: Any, exchange: Exchange ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: - names = _stacking_order(self.field_order, imports, type(self).__name__) - conditioning, conditioning_coords = imports.as_tensor(names) + conditioning, conditioning_coords = exchange.stacked( + self.field_order, who=type(self).__name__ + ) fn = getattr(model, self.method) return fn( - x, - coords, + exchange.x, + exchange.coords, conditioning=conditioning, conditioning_coords=conditioning_coords, ) @@ -210,18 +239,12 @@ def __init__(self, field_order: list[str] | None = None, kwarg: str | None = Non self.kwarg = kwarg def __call__( - self, - model: Any, - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + self, model: Any, exchange: Exchange ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: - names = _stacking_order(self.field_order, imports, type(self).__name__) - coupling, _ = imports.as_tensor(names) + coupling, _ = exchange.stacked(self.field_order, who=type(self).__name__) if self.kwarg is not None: - return model(x, coords, **{self.kwarg: coupling}) - return model(x, coords, coupling) + return model(exchange.x, exchange.coords, **{self.kwarg: coupling}) + return model(exchange.x, exchange.coords, coupling) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -309,6 +332,15 @@ def should_run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> bool: ) return elapsed >= 0 and elapsed % self.timestep.astype(np.int64) == 0 + def _exchange( + self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem, time: np.datetime64 + ) -> Exchange: + """Bundle the current step's state and imports for an ImportAdapter.""" + imports = self.import_state.subset( + [n for n in self.import_names if n in self.import_state] + ) + return Exchange(x, coords, imports, self.resolve_std_to_raw(coords), time) + def grid_coords(self) -> CoordSystem | None: """Spatial coordinates of this component's grid (None = no grid of its own, e.g. mediators β€” connectors then pass fields through).""" @@ -402,15 +434,8 @@ def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: if self._x is None: raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") - imports = self.import_state.subset( - [n for n in self.import_names if n in self.import_state] - ) y, ycoords = self.import_adapter( - self.fn, - self._x, - self._coords, - imports, - self.resolve_std_to_raw(self._coords), + self.fn, self._exchange(self._x, self._coords, time) ) self._x, self._coords = y, OrderedDict(ycoords) self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=time) @@ -495,15 +520,8 @@ def initialize(self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem) -> None: def run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: if self._x is None: raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not initialized") - imports = self.import_state.subset( - [n for n in self.import_names if n in self.import_state] - ) y, ycoords = self.import_adapter( - self.model, - self._x, - self._coords, - imports, - self.resolve_std_to_raw(self._coords), + self.model, self._exchange(self._x, self._coords, time) ) self._x, self._coords = self.next_input(self._x, self._coords, y, ycoords) self.publish(y, ycoords, valid_time=time) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py index 03f4ea04a..d1b121cd2 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py @@ -21,14 +21,19 @@ through a small YAML schema:: clock: {start, stop, dt} - sequence: | # run-sequence DSL, verbatim + sequence: | # hand-written run-sequence DSL, verbatim @6h ... dictionary: [...] # only non-default FieldEntry items aliases: {alias: standard_name} # add_alias() additions vs the default components: : {class: , kwargs: {...}} - connectors: [{src, dst, fields, time_policy, fill}] + connectors: [{src, dst, fields, time_policy, fill, window, reduce}] + +Systems whose sequence was derived from the coupling graph (``Driver`` +built without a sequence) serialize it as ``sequence: {derived: true, +text: |...}`` β€” the text is informational; :func:`from_yaml` re-derives the +sequence from components + connectors, which reproduces it exactly. Only import-path-constructible components round-trip in v1: the ``class`` key must name a module-level class or factory callable that rebuilds the @@ -203,7 +208,11 @@ def to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str: "stop": str(np.datetime_as_string(driver.clock.stop, unit="s")), "dt": fmt_timedelta(driver.clock.dt), } - doc["sequence"] = str(driver.sequence) + doc["sequence"] = ( + {"derived": True, "text": str(driver.sequence)} + if driver.sequence_derived + else str(driver.sequence) + ) entries = _custom_entries(driver.components) if entries: doc["dictionary"] = entries @@ -223,6 +232,9 @@ def to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str: } if conn._fields is not None: item["fields"] = list(conn._fields) + if conn.window is not None: + item["window"] = fmt_timedelta(conn.window) + item["reduce"] = conn.reduce connectors.append(item) if connectors: doc["connectors"] = connectors @@ -316,6 +328,18 @@ def from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver: clock_cfg = doc["clock"] clock = Clock(clock_cfg["start"], clock_cfg["stop"], clock_cfg["dt"]) + seq_cfg = doc["sequence"] + if isinstance(seq_cfg, dict): + if not seq_cfg.get("derived"): + raise CouplingError( + "YAML 'sequence' must be run-sequence DSL text, or " + "{derived: true, text: ...} for a graph-derived sequence; " + f"got {seq_cfg!r}" + ) + sequence = None # re-derived from components + connectors + else: + sequence = seq_cfg + dictionary = None if doc.get("dictionary"): dictionary = _build_dictionary(doc["dictionary"]) @@ -366,12 +390,14 @@ def from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver: fields=item.get("fields"), time_policy=item.get("time_policy", "constant"), fill=item.get("fill", "none"), + window=item.get("window"), + reduce=item.get("reduce"), ) ) return Driver( components, - doc["sequence"], + sequence, clock, connectors=connectors or None, ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md index 3ba10d1d2..2a86aea4c 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md @@ -113,16 +113,6 @@ surface/pressure-level variables plus the built-in derived window fields). ## clock -### `Alarm` - -```python -Alarm(interval: DeltaLike, offset: DeltaLike | None = None) -``` - -Rings when `(time - start - offset)` is a non-negative whole multiple of -`interval`; non-positive intervals raise `ValueError`. Method: -`is_ringing(time: np.datetime64, start: np.datetime64) -> bool`. - ### `Clock` ```python @@ -337,6 +327,8 @@ Connector( time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", regridder: Regridder | None = None, + window: DeltaLike | None = None, + reduce: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"] | None = None, ) ``` @@ -348,11 +340,26 @@ is empty). `match() -> list[str]` also unit-checks every field (`UnitsMismatchError`). `execute(time: np.datetime64) -> None` performs the transfer (raises `CouplingError` if the source has not produced a field yet); `last_transfer: dict[str, Field]` holds the most recent delivery (see -`Driver.probe`). `time_policy="linear"` extrapolates from the two most recent -exports and falls back to constant (with one warning) for fields carrying a -`lead_time`/`window` dim. Auto-regrid requires regular 1D lat/lon source -grids; identical grids pass through as identity; differing HEALPix `face` -grids require `regridder=` (`IncompatibleFieldError`). +`Driver.probe`); `reset()` clears per-run exchange state (history, running +reduction, probes). `time_policy="linear"` extrapolates from the two most +recent exports and falls back to constant (with one warning) for fields +carrying a `lead_time`/`window` dim. Auto-regrid requires regular 1D lat/lon +source grids; identical grids pass through as identity; differing HEALPix +`face` grids require `regridder=` (`IncompatibleFieldError`). + +`window`/`reduce` must be set together (`CouplingError` otherwise) and make +this a **windowed connector**: each `execute` folds the source exports into a +trailing running reduction, and delivery happens only at execute times +aligned to `window`. Matching pairs each source export `base` with a +destination import whose dictionary entry carries +`CellMethod(base, reduce, window)` β€” the delivered Field carries that +*derived* standard name; no matching derived import raises `CouplingError` +(the coupler never invents names), and `match()` returns base names plus +derived names. The window origin is the `valid_time` of the first execute's +source field (the clock start under lagged coupling). Mid-window the +destination's previous import is untouched; `time_policy` does not apply on +the windowed path. This is the preferred replacement for a single-source +`AccumulationMediator`. ## vertical @@ -410,7 +417,10 @@ timestep unless `window=` overrides it (`CouplingError` when fields disagree on windows and no override is given). Duplicate deliveries with the same `valid_time` are ignored; `compute` with zero samples raises `CouplingError`. After each compute, `samples_last_window: dict[str, int]` reports the counts -and the accumulators reset. +and the accumulators reset. For one source feeding one destination, prefer +the windowed connector (`Connector(..., window=, reduce=)`), which shares the +same accumulator core; mediators are the multi-source / custom-reduction +generalization. ### `TrailingAverageMediator` @@ -598,7 +608,7 @@ and remedies. | Exception | Bases | Raised when | |---|---|---| | `CouplingError` | `Exception` | Base class; also raised directly for generic misconfiguration (missing ICs, unproduced exports, bad `yaml_spec`, ...) | -| `UnknownFieldError(name, candidates)` | `CouplingError, KeyError` | A name is not a registered standard name or alias (did-you-mean suggestions) | +| `UnknownFieldError(name, candidates)` | `CouplingError` | A name is not a registered standard name or alias (did-you-mean suggestions) | | `UnmatchedImportError(component, field, available_exports)` | `CouplingError` | An advertised import that nothing exports/delivers | | `UnitsMismatchError(field, src, src_units, dst, dst_units)` | `CouplingError` | Matched fields disagree on (normalized) units | | `IncompatibleFieldError` | `CouplingError` | A connector cannot reconcile matched fields (grid layout, mask fill, missing regridder) | diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md index 0c02be22e..6c3987464 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md @@ -156,11 +156,15 @@ dictionary entry carrying a machine-readable `CellMethod(base, method, window)` with `method` in `mean | sum | max | min` β€” the declaration "I am *method* of *base* over *window*". No suffix string-parsing anywhere. -Two consumers read it: +Three consumers read it: +- **Windowed `Connector`s** β€” `Connector(src, dst, window=..., reduce=...)` + pairs each source export `base` with a destination import whose entry + carries `CellMethod(base, reduce, window)` and delivers under that derived + name (see [the connector pipeline](#the-connector-pipeline)). - **`AccumulationMediator`** β€” constructed with the *derived* names, it resolves each entry, takes the base field as its import, the method as its - running reduction, and the (common) window as its alarm interval unless + running reduction, and the (common) window as its timestep unless `window=` overrides it. A derived name without a `cell_method` raises. - **`couple()`** β€” when a component imports a derived field nobody exports, auto-wiring checks the entry's cell method: if some unique component exports @@ -180,15 +184,17 @@ med.export_names # ['total_precipitation_48h_sum'] med.timestep # 48 hours (from the cell method's window) ``` -## Clock, Alarm, and the cadence model +## Clock and the cadence model Three intervals coexist and must nest: 1. **Driver dt** β€” the `Clock`'s step, the finest granularity at which anything can happen. -2. **Component timesteps** β€” each component's own cadence, realized as an - `Alarm(timestep)`; the component runs only on driver steps where its alarm - rings. +2. **Component timesteps** β€” each component declares its own cadence as a + plain `timestep`; the Driver runs it only in run-sequence slots whose + interval equals that timestep, and those slots execute only on clock + steps aligned with it (slot alignment). There is no per-component alarm + object and no offset mechanism β€” cadence is purely timestep alignment. 3. **Slot intervals** β€” each run-sequence `@interval` slot executes on driver steps aligned with it. @@ -205,10 +211,12 @@ The validation rules, all raising `CadenceError` at construction or `SequenceError`. ```python +import numpy as np + clock = nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-03", "6h") clock.n_steps # 8 -alarm = nvc.Alarm("48h") -[alarm.is_ringing(t, clock.start) for t in clock.times()] +timestep = np.timedelta64(48, "h") # a 48 h component on this 6 h clock +[(t - clock.start) % timestep == np.timedelta64(0) for t in clock.times()] # [True, False, False, False, False, False, False, False, True] nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "7h") # raises CadenceError (24 h span, 7 h dt) @@ -216,10 +224,10 @@ nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "7h") # raises CadenceError (24 h span, Iterating a Clock yields times *after* start: the initial condition lives at `start` (the caller's step 0), and the first yielded time is `start + dt` β€” -mirroring `earth2studio.run` where the iterator's 0th output is the IC. An -alarm rings when `(time - start - offset)` is a non-negative whole multiple of -its interval, so every alarm rings at t0; that is why `initialize` seeds -export states there. +mirroring `earth2studio.run` where the iterator's 0th output is the IC. Every +timestep is trivially aligned at `start` itself (elapsed time zero), but no +slot executes there β€” the driver only runs actions at times strictly after +`start`; that is why `initialize` seeds export states at t0. Clocks are **one-shot**. Running past `stop` raises, and calling `run()`/`steps()`/`rollout()` on an exhausted driver raises a `CouplingError` @@ -235,8 +243,8 @@ Every component walks the NUOPC phases, driven by the Driver: 1. **`advertise()`** β€” return the import and export standard-name lists (declared at construction; names are resolved through the dictionary, so aliases work). -2. **`realize(clock)`** β€” validate cadence against the driver dt and create - the component's Alarm. +2. **`realize(clock)`** β€” validate the component's timestep against the + driver dt and attach the shared clock. 3. **`initialize(x, coords)`** β€” set internal state from an initial condition and *seed the export state at `clock.start`*, so lagged coupling has data at t0. @@ -400,12 +408,52 @@ reduction happens there. After the pipeline the field lands in `dst.import_state`, and a copy of the reference is kept in `connector.last_transfer` for `driver.probe("src->dst")`. +### Windowed connectors: window= and reduce= + +Setting `window=` and `reduce=` **together** (either alone raises +`CouplingError`) turns the connector into a windowed reduction β€” the +preferred path for simple fastβ†’slow coupling that needs "the trailing 48 h +mean" rather than the instantaneous field. The semantics: + +- **Matching is by CellMethod, not name intersection.** Each source export + `base` is paired with a destination import whose dictionary entry carries + `CellMethod(base, reduce, window)`, and the delivered Field carries that + *derived* standard name (`geopotential_at_1000hpa` in, + `geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean` out). A missing derived import raises β€” + the coupler never invents names. `match()` returns both the consumed base + names and the delivered derived names. +- **Every `execute` folds the source export into a running reduction** + (`"mean" | "sum" | "max" | "min"`; one accumulator per field, duplicate + `valid_time`s ignored) β€” the same accumulator core the mediators use. +- **Delivery happens only at execute times aligned to `window`**; mid-window + the destination's previous import stands untouched. The alignment origin is + the `valid_time` of the first execute's source field β€” under lagged + coupling (connector before the source's run in the slot) that is the clock + start, so the first delivery lands exactly one window after t0, with no + driver hook. +- `time_policy` does not apply on the windowed path; the spatial pipeline + (vertical β†’ fill β†’ regrid) still runs on each delivery. + +```python +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import fake_atmos, fake_ocean + +conn = nvc.Connector(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), window="48h", reduce="mean") +conn.match() +# ['geopotential_at_1000hpa', 'geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean'] +``` + +A windowed connector replaces a single-source `AccumulationMediator` plus its +two connects and its `med.compute` slot action. Reach for a Mediator (below) +when several sources feed one reduction or the reduction needs custom code. + ## Mediators -A `Mediator` sits between cadences: its import state forwards every arriving -field to `accumulate(field)`, and when its alarm rings the driver calls -`compute(time)` (the `med.compute` action), which must populate the export -state. +A `Mediator` is the multi-source, generalized form of the windowed-reduction +machinery β€” it shares the same running-accumulator core as windowed +connectors. It sits between cadences as its own participant: its import state +forwards every arriving field to `accumulate(field)`, and when its slot runs +the driver calls `compute(time)` (the `med.compute` action), which must +populate the export state. `AccumulationMediator(name, [derived_names])` implements windowed reductions: @@ -428,6 +476,10 @@ state. of DLESyM's ocean forcing and PhysicsNeMo's `TrailingAverageCoupler`; non-mean fields raise at construction. +When one source feeds one destination, prefer the +[windowed connector](#windowed-connectors-window-and-reduce) β€” it produces +the same numbers from the same accumulator core with fewer moving parts. + ## Coupling semantics: ordering is the coupling mode There is no `lagged=True` flag anywhere. Whether coupling is lagged diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md index 56705b47e..bf718e65d 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md @@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ concepts, not the code. - Connectors as the sole path between components, matching by a field dictionary's standard names rather than model vocabularies. - Mediators for cadence-bridging reductions. -- A driver executing an ordered run sequence on a shared clock with - per-component alarms β€” which is exactly what a 6 h atmosphere and a 48 h - ocean need to coexist. +- A driver executing an ordered run sequence on a shared clock, each + component gated by its own declared timestep (slot alignment) β€” which is + exactly what a 6 h atmosphere and a 48 h ocean need to coexist. - The "data component" move (prescribed forcing is just another component) and the "split a monolithic executable into gridded components" move ([`dlesym_split.py`](../dlesym_split.py) is the latter, applied to DLESyM). @@ -145,7 +145,8 @@ The three prior-art patterns this package factors out: `TrailingAverageCoupler` bake exchange policy into data loading; changing the coupling means changing the datapipe, and two-way interaction is out of reach. nvcoupler keeps both as one-line configurations (`time_policy= - "constant"`, `TrailingAverageMediator`) on a two-way-capable substrate. + "constant"`; `Connector(window=, reduce=)` or `TrailingAverageMediator`) + on a two-way-capable substrate. - **Model-internal** β€” `earth2studio/models/px/dlesym.py` hard-codes the atmos↔ocean exchange inside `__call__`; swapping the ocean for observations means forking the model. `split_dlesym` re-exposes the halves as components. @@ -156,7 +157,7 @@ The three prior-art patterns this package factors out: ## Verification story -The code ships with 146 passing tests (`test/nvcoupler/`; a 147th β€” the +The code ships with 152 passing tests (`test/nvcoupler/`; a 153rd β€” the real-weights gate below β€” is collected but skipped), built on a deliberate strategy: diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md index 63cb65849..7a5784fc4 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ Rejected: `SequenceError` β€” only `ValueError`s are wrapped with the line number. - Negative intervals parse (`"-6h"`) but fail validation: `is_multiple` requires a positive interval, so `validate()` raises `CadenceError`, and - `Alarm`/`Clock` reject non-positive intervals at construction. + `Clock` rejects a non-positive `dt` at construction. ### Formal semantics @@ -108,7 +108,11 @@ execution rule, exactly as implemented by `Driver._execute_time`: mask fill β†’ regrid) into `dst.import_state`. If `src` has not yet produced a matched field, this raises `CouplingError("... has not produced yet β€” check the run - sequence ordering")`. + sequence ordering")`. A *windowed* connector (`window=`/`reduce=`) + behaves differently: each execute folds the source export into its + running reduction, and it delivers the derived field only at times + aligned to its window β€” mid-window executes leave the destination's + import untouched. - `MediateAction(m, phase)`: calls `m.run(t)`, i.e. the mediator's `compute(t)`, which turns its accumulated samples into exported derived fields. (Accumulation itself is not an action β€” it happens as a side @@ -196,7 +200,7 @@ and are never serialized). | `components` | yes | mapping `name -> {class, kwargs}` | `class` is a dotted import path to a module-level class or factory; it is imported and called as `factory(**kwargs)`. | | `dictionary` | no | list of entry mappings | Only `FieldEntry` items **absent from or differing from** `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY`. Each has `standard_name`, `canonical_units`, `description`, `aliases` (list), and optional `cell_method: {base, method, window}`. | | `aliases` | no | mapping `alias -> standard_name` | Alias additions relative to the default dictionary (see below). | -| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?}` | Non-default connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. | +| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?}` | Non-default connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. Windowed connectors do **not** round-trip: `window=`/`reduce=` are not serialized (see below). | `from_yaml` raises `CouplingError` when the document is not a mapping, when any of `clock`/`sequence`/`components` is missing, when a component spec lacks @@ -305,10 +309,15 @@ datasets = rebuilt.run() # identical to driver.run() load paths (e.g. `{load: 'earth2studio.models.px.Persistence'}`) are explicitly out of scope for v1. -Also not serialized, honestly stated: connector `regridder=` callables (a -rebuilt connector falls back to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear -systems need Python construction), `io=` backends, `collect`, and -`allow_unfed_imports`. Custom `Connector` subclasses lose their type: only +Also not serialized, honestly stated: connector `window=`/`reduce=` β€” a +windowed connector is *silently* written out as a plain one and the rebuilt +system will usually fail connector matching at `initialize()` (the base +export no longer intersects the derived import), so windowed systems must be +built in Python (or expressed as an `AccumulationMediator`, which does +round-trip); connector `regridder=` callables (a rebuilt connector falls back +to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear systems need Python +construction); `io=` backends; `collect`; and `allow_unfed_imports`. Custom +`Connector` subclasses lose their type: only `src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill` round-trip. ### The aliases delta mechanism diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md index 03aafcfe7..515bae9b0 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ the failure modes that are warnings or silent by design. Recipes for doing things right the first time are in the [user guide](user_guide.md); the class-by-class API is in the [API reference](api_reference.md). -The hierarchy: `UnknownFieldError` (also a `KeyError`), +The hierarchy: `UnknownFieldError`, `UnmatchedImportError`, `UnitsMismatchError`, `IncompatibleFieldError`, `VerticalMismatchError`, `CadenceError`, `AmbiguousCouplingError`, and `SequenceError` all subclass `CouplingError`; a number of checks raise plain @@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ Fix: pick a driver dt that divides every component timestep (their GCD β€” what `couple()` does by default), put each component's `RunAction` in the slot matching its exact timestep, and make `stop - start` a whole number of dt steps. Related `ValueError`s: `Clock dt must be positive`, `Clock stop ... -must be after start`, `Alarm interval must be positive`, and β€” from +must be after start`, and β€” from `as_timedelta` β€” `Bare number 6 is ambiguous as a timedelta (hours? steps?) β€” pass a string like '6h' or '2D', or a np.timedelta64`. @@ -253,6 +253,20 @@ The complete set, grouped: β€” a connect scheduled before its source ever ran/computed (classic: `med -> ocean` placed before `med.compute`). +**Windowed connectors** (`connector.py`): + +- `Connector atmos->ocean: window= and reduce= must be set together β€” a + windowed reduction needs both the window length and the reduction method` + β€” one of the two was passed alone. +- `... unsupported reduce='median'; choose 'mean', 'sum', 'max' or 'min'`. +- `Connector ocean->atmos: window='2D'/reduce='mean' is set but 'atmos' + imports no derived field for [...] β€” register a + FieldEntry(cell_method=CellMethod(base, 'mean', window='2D')) in the + destination's dictionary and add its standard name to 'atmos''s imports` + β€” the destination has no dictionary entry deriving from the source export + with that exact method and window (a window mismatch, e.g. 24h vs the + entry's 48h, fails the same way); the coupler never invents derived names. + **Import adapters** (`component.py`): - `VariableOverwriteAdapter requires a 'variable' dim in the model state diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md index 4bdc21163..31274fcd2 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md @@ -283,6 +283,58 @@ regrids the source grid onto each destination. Derived (time-reduced) fields are first-class dictionary entries carrying a `CellMethod` β€” machine-readable "I am `method` of `base` over `window`". +Two consumers turn that declaration into a running windowed reduction: the +**windowed connector** (the short form, preferred for one source feeding one +destination) and the **AccumulationMediator** (the general form for multiple +sources or custom reductions). Both share the same accumulator core and +produce identical numbers. + +### The short form: a windowed connector + +Set `window=` and `reduce=` on the connector itself; it accumulates the +source export every step and delivers the *derived* field (matched through +the destination's `CellMethod` entry) on each window boundary β€” no mediator, +no `med.compute` action, no extra slot lines: + +```python +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Connector, Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +atmos, ocean = fake_atmos(), fake_ocean() # ocean imports the 48h mean +conn = Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean") + +DSL_WINDOWED = """ +@6h + atmos -> ocean # windowed: accumulates every step, delivers each 48h + ocean -> atmos + atmos +@48h + ocean +@ +""" +driver = Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + DSL_WINDOWED, + Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[conn], +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +driver.run() +# probes carry the DERIVED name, delivered on the ocean grid +z48 = conn.last_transfer["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] +assert z48.data.shape == (16, 32) +``` + +The destination must import a dictionary entry whose `CellMethod` is +`(base=the source export, method=reduce, window=window)`; a plain import +raises `CouplingError: ... register a FieldEntry(...)` β€” the coupler never +invents names. Mid-window the destination's previous import stands; the +first delivery lands one window after t0 (the window origin is the +`valid_time` of the first execute's source field, i.e. the clock start under +lagged coupling). `time_policy` does not apply on the windowed path. + +### The general form: an AccumulationMediator + Register the entry, and an `AccumulationMediator` knows what to import, which reduction to run, and its cadence: @@ -316,11 +368,15 @@ assert med.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] Wire it like any component: `atmos -> med` in the fast slot accumulates every delivery (running mean/sum/max/min, O(1) memory in window length), and -`med.compute` in the slow slot exports the reduced field. Several derived -fields can reduce the same base import in one mediator, but with mixed -windows you must pass `window=` explicitly or split them across mediators. -Deliveries carrying an already-seen `valid_time` are ignored, never -double-counted. +`med.compute` in the slow slot exports the reduced field. Reach for the +mediator rather than a windowed connector when several sources feed one +reduction, when one reduced field fans out to several destinations, or when +the reduction needs custom code (subclass `Mediator` β€” also the v1 home for +unit conversions). Several derived fields can reduce the same base import in +one mediator, but with mixed windows you must pass `window=` explicitly or +split them across mediators. Deliveries carrying an already-seen `valid_time` +are ignored, never double-counted β€” in mediators and windowed connectors +alike. The impact-chain pattern stacks a `DiagnosticComponent` downstream: mediators turn fast fields into a 48 h precip sum and a 24 h t2m max, a diagnostic @@ -331,9 +387,9 @@ so registered diagnostics wire up with just a name, the model, and a cadence. See [example 03](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py) for the full chain. -**Gotcha:** if the mediator's alarm rings before any sample arrived you get -`CouplingError: no samples of ... accumulated before compute` β€” the connector -feeding the mediator must sit in a *faster* slot than the compute. +**Gotcha:** if the mediator's `med.compute` runs before any sample arrived +you get `CouplingError: no samples of ... accumulated before compute` β€” the +connector feeding the mediator must sit in a *faster* slot than the compute. ## Vertical coupling @@ -614,8 +670,9 @@ rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) What cannot round-trip: components wrapping closures or live model objects without a `yaml_spec` (`to_yaml` raises with the fix), custom `regridder=` callables and custom ImportAdapter instances (connector `fields`/policies -serialize; callables do not), and model checkpoints referenced by load paths -(out of scope for v1). Initial conditions are never serialized β€” a config +serialize; callables do not), windowed connectors β€” `window=`/`reduce=` are +silently dropped by `to_yaml`, so windowed systems must be built in Python β€” +and model checkpoints referenced by load paths (out of scope for v1). Initial conditions are never serialized β€” a config describes the system, not its state. Full schema in the [DSL and YAML reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md). diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py index 9d071e22c..9f4488aad 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py @@ -16,7 +16,11 @@ """Driver: owns the clock and executes the run sequence (NUOPC_Driver analog). -The lifecycle mirrors NUOPC: construct with components + sequence + clock, +Declare the coupling graph β€” components plus connections β€” and the schedule +follows: with no sequence given the Driver derives the canonical run +sequence from the graph (:func:`~.sequence.derive_sequence`). A hand-written +sequence (RunSequence object or DSL text) is the override for schedules the +graph cannot express. The lifecycle mirrors NUOPC: construct, then ``initialize(ics)`` (advertise -> connector matching -> realize -> component initialize), then ``run()`` / ``steps()`` for inference or ``rollout(n)`` for a gradient-carrying advance. Coupling order is entirely the run @@ -48,6 +52,7 @@ MediateAction, RunAction, RunSequence, + derive_sequence, parse_run_sequence, ) @@ -55,20 +60,38 @@ class Driver: - """Executes a coupled system. + """Executes a coupled system declared as components + connections. + + The declarative form needs no run sequence β€” the schedule is derived + from the coupling graph:: + + Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + clock=Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[("ocean", "atmos"), ("atmos", "ocean")], + ) + + Bare ``(src, dst)`` name tuples become default Connectors; pass Connector + instances for regridding/time-policy/window options. Passing a sequence + (RunSequence object or DSL text) overrides the derived schedule β€” the + escape hatch for sequential coupling or hand-tuned action order. Parameters ---------- components : dict[str, Component] All participants, mediators included; keys must match the names used in the run sequence. - sequence : RunSequence | str - Run sequence object or DSL text. + sequence : RunSequence | str, optional + Run sequence object or DSL text. None (default) derives the + canonical sequence from components + connectors via + :func:`~.sequence.derive_sequence`. clock : Clock Coupling clock; dt must divide every component timestep. - connectors : list[Connector], optional - Pre-built connectors. Any ConnectAction without a matching (src, dst) - pair gets a default ``Connector(src, dst)`` built automatically. + connectors : list[Connector | tuple[str, str]], optional + The coupling graph's edges: Connector instances or bare (src, dst) + name tuples (auto-built into default Connectors). With an explicit + sequence, any ConnectAction without a matching (src, dst) pair still + gets a default ``Connector(src, dst)`` built at initialize. collect : bool Keep per-ring export fields in memory for ``to_xarray()`` (default True; disable for long runs writing to real IO). Recorded @@ -85,28 +108,56 @@ class Driver: leading ``time`` dimension covering the component's ring times including t0; the driver streams a write after the initial-condition seed and after every component run. Independent of ``collect``. + + Attributes + ---------- + sequence_derived : bool + True when the run sequence was derived from the coupling graph + rather than passed in. """ def __init__( self, components: dict[str, Component], - sequence: RunSequence | str, - clock: Clock, - connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + sequence: RunSequence | str | None = None, + clock: Clock | None = None, + connectors: "list[Connector | tuple[str, str]] | None" = None, collect: bool = True, io: "dict[str, IOBackend] | None" = None, allow_unfed_imports: bool = False, ): + if clock is None: + raise CouplingError( + "Driver needs a clock β€” Driver(components, sequence, clock) " + "or Driver(components, clock=Clock(start, stop, dt), " + "connectors=[...])" + ) self.components = dict(components) - self.sequence = ( - parse_run_sequence(sequence) if isinstance(sequence, str) else sequence - ) self.clock = clock self.collect = collect self.allow_unfed_imports = allow_unfed_imports self._connectors: dict[tuple[str, str], Connector] = {} - for conn in connectors or []: - self._connectors[(conn.src.name, conn.dst.name)] = conn + for item in connectors or []: + if not isinstance(item, Connector): + src, dst = item + unknown = [n for n in (src, dst) if n not in self.components] + if unknown: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connection ({src!r}, {dst!r}): {unknown} are not " + f"component names; known components: " + f"{sorted(self.components)}" + ) + item = Connector(self.components[src], self.components[dst]) + self._connectors[(item.src.name, item.dst.name)] = item + self.sequence_derived = sequence is None + if sequence is None: + self.sequence = derive_sequence( + self.components, self._connectors.values() + ) + else: + self.sequence = ( + parse_run_sequence(sequence) if isinstance(sequence, str) else sequence + ) # per-component record of (time, {std_name: Field}) for to_xarray self._records: dict[str, list[tuple[np.datetime64, dict[str, Field]]]] = { name: [] for name in self.components @@ -409,8 +460,7 @@ def reset(self) -> None: self.clock.reset() self._records = {name: [] for name in self.components} for conn in self._connectors.values(): - conn._history.clear() - conn.last_transfer.clear() + conn.reset() self._io_ready.clear() self._initialized = False diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py index 2da08a9f4..b40b3a5bd 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The NUOPC_Mediator analog. A Mediator sits between components of different cadence, accumulating fast-component fields as they arrive (every connector -transfer into it) and, when its alarm rings, exporting a windowed reduction +transfer into it) and, when its compute action runs, exporting a windowed reduction β€” the trailing 48 h mean an ocean model was trained on, a precipitation sum a flood model needs, a temperature max for impact indices. @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ class Mediator(Component): Subclasses implement :meth:`accumulate` (called on every field arriving in the import state) and :meth:`compute` (called when the mediator's - alarm rings; must populate ``export_state``). + compute action runs in its slot; must populate ``export_state``). """ requires_ic = False # mediators need no initial condition diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py index 1f92203d7..49df33fe4 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py @@ -24,7 +24,11 @@ source's previous state (lagged / NUOPC-explicit coupling); placed *after*, it sees the state just produced (sequential coupling). -The string DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq:: +Sequences are derived, not required: :func:`derive_sequence` lays out the +canonical schedule from the coupling graph (components + connections) alone, +and the Driver calls it when no sequence is given. Hand-written sequences β€” +via the string DSL mirroring NUOPC's runSeq β€” are the override for schedules +the graph cannot express:: @6h atmos -> med # ConnectAction (exports of atmos -> imports of med) @@ -38,13 +42,19 @@ """ import re +from collections.abc import Iterable from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Literal import numpy as np from .clock import DeltaLike, as_timedelta, fmt_timedelta, is_multiple from .errors import CadenceError, SequenceError, suggest +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .component import Component + from .connector import Connector + @dataclass(frozen=True) class RunAction: @@ -216,3 +226,141 @@ def parse_run_sequence(text: str) -> RunSequence: if not slots: raise SequenceError("Run sequence is empty") return RunSequence(slots) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# derive_sequence(): the schedule implied by the coupling graph +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _toposort( + nodes: list[str], + edges: list[tuple[str, str]], + interval: np.timedelta64, +) -> list[str]: + """Order `nodes` so every sequential edge's source runs before its + destination, keeping declaration order among unconstrained nodes.""" + node_set = set(nodes) + deps: dict[str, set[str]] = {n: set() for n in nodes} + for src, dst in edges: + if src in node_set and dst in node_set: + deps[dst].add(src) + out: list[str] = [] + placed: set[str] = set() + pending = list(nodes) + while pending: + ready = [n for n in pending if deps[n] <= placed] + if not ready: + cycle_edges = [ + (s, d) for s, d in edges if s in pending and d in pending + ] + raise SequenceError( + f"Sequential coupling cycle among components {sorted(pending)} " + f"at cadence {fmt_timedelta(interval)}: connections " + f"{cycle_edges} require each destination to see state its " + "source produces in the same step, so no run order exists. " + f"Mark one edge lagged (e.g. lagged={{{cycle_edges[0]!r}}}) " + "or pass an explicit run sequence" + ) + out.extend(ready) + placed.update(ready) + pending = [n for n in pending if n not in placed] + return out + + +def derive_sequence( + components: "dict[str, Component]", + connectors: "Iterable[Connector | tuple[str, str]] | None" = None, + lagged: "set[tuple[str, str]] | Literal['all']" = "all", +) -> RunSequence: + """Derive the canonical run sequence from the coupling graph. + + One slot per distinct component cadence, fast to slow. Within a slot: + + 1. lagged connects delivered at this cadence (the faster endpoint of + each connection) β€” destinations see the sources' previous exports; + 2. each mediator's compute followed by its outgoing connects (mediator + exports only exist after compute, so these are always sequential); + 3. component runs, ordered by the sequential (non-lagged) connections + among them, each run followed by its outgoing sequential connects. + + Parameters + ---------- + components : dict[str, Component] + All participants, mediators included. + connectors : iterable of Connector or (src, dst) name tuples, optional + The coupling graph's edges. + lagged : set[tuple[str, str]] | "all" + Connections whose destination consumes the source's *previous* state + (NUOPC-explicit coupling). Default "all" β€” the canonical shape. + Connections not in the set are sequential; a cycle of sequential + connections among same-cadence components raises SequenceError. + """ + from .mediator import Mediator + + names = set(components) + pairs: list[tuple[str, str]] = [] + for item in connectors or []: + pair = ( + (item.src.name, item.dst.name) + if hasattr(item, "src") + else (str(item[0]), str(item[1])) + ) + if pair not in pairs: + pairs.append(pair) + for src, dst in pairs: + for name, what in ((src, "connection source"), (dst, "connection destination")): + if name not in names: + raise SequenceError( + f"Coupling graph references unknown {what} {name!r}." + + suggest(name, names) + + f" Known components: {sorted(names)}" + ) + + def is_lagged(pair: tuple[str, str]) -> bool: + return lagged == "all" or pair in lagged + + def ns(td: np.timedelta64) -> int: + return int(td.astype("timedelta64[ns]").astype(np.int64)) + + order = {name: i for i, name in enumerate(components)} + cadence = {name: comp.timestep for name, comp in components.items()} + is_mediator = { + name: isinstance(comp, Mediator) for name, comp in components.items() + } + seq_edges = [ + p for p in pairs if not is_lagged(p) and not is_mediator[p[0]] + ] + + slots: list[Slot] = [] + for interval in sorted({cadence[n] for n in components}, key=ns): + here = [n for n in components if cadence[n] == interval] + actions: list[Action] = [] + # 1. lagged connects delivered at this cadence (the faster endpoint), + # excluding mediator-sourced ones (delivered after compute below) + block = [ + p + for p in pairs + if is_lagged(p) + and not is_mediator[p[0]] + and min(ns(cadence[p[0]]), ns(cadence[p[1]])) == ns(interval) + ] + block.sort(key=lambda p: (order[p[0]], order[p[1]])) + actions.extend(ConnectAction(s, d) for s, d in block) + # 2. mediators of this cadence: compute, then deliver + for med in (n for n in here if is_mediator[n]): + actions.append(MediateAction(med)) + actions.extend(ConnectAction(s, d) for s, d in pairs if s == med) + # 3. runs in dependency order over the sequential connections, each + # followed by its outgoing sequential connects + runs = [n for n in here if not is_mediator[n]] + for name in _toposort(runs, seq_edges, interval): + actions.append(RunAction(name)) + actions.extend( + ConnectAction(s, d) for s, d in seq_edges if s == name + ) + if actions: + slots.append(Slot(interval, actions)) + if not slots: + raise SequenceError( + "Cannot derive a run sequence from an empty component dict" + ) + return RunSequence(slots) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py index a0f40b346..082d0bb1a 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py @@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ """Tests for the UX layer: couple() auto-wiring, coupled(), describe(). -The auto-wired toy system must reproduce, action for action, the hand-built -lagged DSL of test_driver.py, so the same hand-computed expectations apply: -z(96h) = 19.2336 and sst(96h) = 2.180147. +The auto-wired toy system must reproduce the hand-computed expectations of +test_driver.py: z(96h) = 19.2336 and sst(96h) = 2.180147 β€” with the derived +import carried by a windowed connector instead of a mediator. """ import numpy as np @@ -46,33 +46,30 @@ T96 = "2024-01-05" -def test_couple_matches_hand_built_dsl(): - # No mediator passed: couple() must synthesize one from the CellMethod of - # geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean, which fake_ocean imports. +def test_couple_synthesizes_windowed_connector(): + # No mediator: couple() carries the derived import on a windowed + # connector built from the CellMethod of geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean. driver = couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start=T0, stop=T96) - mediators = [ - c for c in driver.components.values() if isinstance(c, AccumulationMediator) - ] - assert len(mediators) == 1 - med = mediators[0] - assert med.name.startswith("med_") - assert med.export_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] - assert med.import_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert not any( + isinstance(c, AccumulationMediator) for c in driver.components.values() + ) + conn = driver._connectors[("atmos", "ocean")] + assert conn.window == np.timedelta64(48, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") + assert conn.reduce == "mean" # dt defaults to the GCD of 6h and 48h assert driver.clock.dt == np.timedelta64(6, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") - # sequence has the canonical lagged shape of test_driver.LAGGED_DSL + # sequence is derived from the graph in the canonical lagged shape + assert driver.sequence_derived expected = "\n".join( [ "@6h", - f" atmos -> {med.name}", + " atmos -> ocean", " ocean -> atmos", " atmos", "@48h", - f" {med.name}.compute", - f" {med.name} -> ocean", " ocean", "@", ] @@ -87,6 +84,38 @@ def test_couple_matches_hand_built_dsl(): assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, 2.180147), atol=1e-4) +def test_couple_synthesizes_mediator_when_pair_also_transfers_plainly(): + """When the (src, dst) pair already carries a plain transfer, the derived + import cannot share the connector β€” a mediator is genuinely needed.""" + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + greedy = CallableComponent( + "greedy", + step, + timestep="48h", + imports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa", "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"], + exports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + variable_aliases={ + "z1000": "geopotential_at_1000hpa", + "z48m": "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean", + }, + ) + driver = couple(fake_atmos(), greedy, start=T0, stop=T96) + mediators = [ + c for c in driver.components.values() if isinstance(c, AccumulationMediator) + ] + assert len(mediators) == 1 + med = mediators[0] + assert med.export_names == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + # plain z1000 rides the direct connector; the mean goes via the mediator + assert ("atmos", "greedy") in driver._connectors + assert ("atmos", med.name) in driver._connectors + assert (med.name, "greedy") in driver._connectors + assert driver._connectors[("atmos", "greedy")].window is None + + def test_ambiguous_exports_raise(): def step(x, coords): return x, coords @@ -165,6 +194,40 @@ def test_describe_pre_initialize(): assert "atmos" in describe(driver) +def test_describe_labels_mediator_delivery_sequential(): + """Mode is per exchange: med -> ocean follows med.compute in the same + slot, so ocean consumes state produced in this very iteration.""" + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.mediator import TrailingAverageMediator + + driver = Driver( + { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator( + "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] + ), + }, + clock=Clock(T0, T96, "6h"), + connectors=[("atmos", "med"), ("ocean", "atmos"), ("med", "ocean")], + ) + text = describe(driver) + rows = [ + line.strip() + for line in text.splitlines() + if " -> " in line and ("lagged" in line or "sequential" in line) + ] + + def mode_of(name: str) -> str: + row = next(r for r in rows if r.startswith(name)) + return "sequential" if "sequential" in row else "lagged" + + assert mode_of("atmos -> med") == "lagged" + assert mode_of("ocean -> atmos") == "lagged" + assert mode_of("med -> ocean") == "sequential" + + def test_coupled_end_to_end(): ds = coupled( T0, diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py index 76c4913c6..d40cbe735 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_component.py @@ -22,10 +22,11 @@ from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import ( + CallableComponent, ConditioningKwargAdapter, + Exchange, ExtraTensorAdapter, PrognosticComponent, - VariableOverwriteAdapter, ) from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CadenceError, CouplingError from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field, State @@ -52,22 +53,20 @@ def _sst_import(value=3.0, nlat=32, nlon=64): ) -class TestVariableOverwriteAdapter: +class TestExchangeInject: def test_inject_overwrites_slice(self): x, coords = atmos_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=2.0) - out = VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( - x, coords, _sst_import(5.0), {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"} - ) + ex = Exchange(x, coords, _sst_import(5.0), {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"}) + out = ex.inject() assert torch.all(out[1] == 5.0) # sst slice overwritten assert torch.all(out[0] == 0.0) # z1000 untouched assert torch.all(x[1] == 2.0) # original not mutated def test_missing_variable_raises(self): x, coords = atmos_ic() + ex = Exchange(x, coords, _sst_import(), {"sea_surface_temperature": "nope"}) with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not a state variable"): - VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( - x, coords, _sst_import(), {"sea_surface_temperature": "nope"} - ) + ex.inject() def test_gradient_flows_through_injection(self): x, coords = atmos_ic() @@ -76,10 +75,8 @@ def test_gradient_flows_through_injection(self): "imports", [Field(sst, grid_coords(32, 64), "sea_surface_temperature", "K")], ) - out = VariableOverwriteAdapter.inject( - x, coords, imports, {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"} - ) - out.sum().backward() + ex = Exchange(x, coords, imports, {"sea_surface_temperature": "sst"}) + ex.inject().sum().backward() assert sst.grad is not None and torch.all(sst.grad == 1.0) @@ -97,7 +94,7 @@ def call_with_conditioning( x, coords = atmos_ic() adapter = ConditioningKwargAdapter() - adapter(Model(), x, coords, _sst_import(7.0), {}) + adapter(Model(), Exchange(x, coords, _sst_import(7.0))) assert torch.all(captured["conditioning"] == 7.0) assert list(captured["coords"]) == ["variable", "lat", "lon"] @@ -109,7 +106,7 @@ def model(x, coords, coupling): return x, coords x, coords = atmos_ic() - ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, x, coords, _sst_import(9.0), {}) + ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, Exchange(x, coords, _sst_import(9.0))) assert torch.all(captured["coupling"] == 9.0) def test_multiple_imports_require_explicit_field_order(self): @@ -131,9 +128,10 @@ def test_multiple_imports_require_explicit_field_order(self): ], ) x, coords = atmos_ic() + exchange = Exchange(x, coords, imports) model = lambda x, coords, coupling: (x, coords) # noqa: E731 with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="field_order"): - ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, x, coords, imports, {}) + ExtraTensorAdapter()(model, exchange) # explicit order works, and is honored (not alphabetical) captured = {} @@ -143,11 +141,48 @@ def capture(x, coords, coupling): ExtraTensorAdapter( field_order=["sea_surface_temperature", "air_temperature_2m"] - )(capture, x, coords, imports, {}) + )(capture, exchange) assert captured["coupling"].shape[0] == 2 # unknown name in field_order is rejected with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="not in the"): - ExtraTensorAdapter(field_order=["nope"])(model, x, coords, imports, {}) + ExtraTensorAdapter(field_order=["nope"])(model, exchange) + + +class TestCustomAdapter: + def test_custom_adapter_receives_exchange(self): + """The user-facing pattern: any callable (model, exchange) -> + (x, coords) plugs in as import_adapter=.""" + seen = {} + + def scaled_overwrite(model, exchange: Exchange): + seen["time"] = exchange.time + seen["std_to_raw"] = dict(exchange.std_to_raw) + return model(0.5 * exchange.inject(), exchange.coords) + + def step(x, coords): + z1000, sst = x[0], x[1] + return torch.stack([z1000 + 1.0 + 0.1 * sst, sst]), coords + + atmos = CallableComponent( + "atmos", + step, + timestep="6h", + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + exports=["geopotential_at_1000hpa"], + import_adapter=scaled_overwrite, + ) + clock = Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") + atmos.realize(clock) + atmos.initialize(*atmos_ic(z0=0.0, sst0=2.0)) + atmos.import_state.add(_sst_import(10.0)["sea_surface_temperature"]) + t1 = clock.advance() + atmos.run(t1) + # inject() overwrote sst=10, adapter halved the state: z = 0.5*0 + 1 + # + 0.1 * (0.5*10) = 1.5 + z = atmos.export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full((32, 64), 1.5)) + assert seen["time"] == t1 + assert seen["std_to_raw"]["sea_surface_temperature"] == "sst" class TestCallableComponent: diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py index d96e5de69..af6ce8d83 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_config.py @@ -228,6 +228,72 @@ def test_connectors_round_trip(): assert conn._fields == ["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] +def make_tagged_declarative_driver(): + """The toy system declared as a graph (derived sequence, windowed + connector for the 48 h mean) with yaml_spec-tagged components.""" + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.api import couple + + atmos = fake_atmos(gain=1.0) + atmos.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "6h"}, + } + ocean = fake_ocean(gain=1.0) + ocean.yaml_spec = { + "class": "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_ocean", + "kwargs": {"gain": 1.0, "timestep": "48h"}, + } + return couple(atmos, ocean, start=T0, stop=T96) + + +def test_derived_sequence_round_trip(): + driver = make_tagged_declarative_driver() + assert driver.sequence_derived + text = to_yaml(driver) + doc = yaml.safe_load(text) + # derived sequences serialize with the flag plus the (informational) text + assert doc["sequence"]["derived"] is True + assert doc["sequence"]["text"] == str(driver.sequence) + # the windowed connector carries its reduction options + conn_doc = next( + c for c in doc["connectors"] if (c["src"], c["dst"]) == ("atmos", "ocean") + ) + assert as_timedelta(conn_doc["window"]) == np.timedelta64(48, "h") + assert conn_doc["reduce"] == "mean" + + rebuilt = from_yaml(text) + assert rebuilt.sequence_derived # re-derived, not replayed + assert str(rebuilt.sequence) == str(driver.sequence) + conn = rebuilt._connectors[("atmos", "ocean")] + assert conn.window == np.timedelta64(48, "h").astype("timedelta64[ns]") + assert conn.reduce == "mean" + + ds_a = run_all(driver) + ds_b = run_all(rebuilt) + for comp in ("atmos", "ocean"): + for var in ds_a[comp].data_vars: + assert np.array_equal(ds_a[comp][var].values, ds_b[comp][var].values) + assert np.allclose( + ds_b["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1], 19.2336, atol=1e-4 + ) + assert np.allclose( + ds_b["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"].values[-1], 2.180147, atol=1e-4 + ) + + +def test_explicit_sequence_still_serializes_as_text(): + doc = yaml.safe_load(to_yaml(make_tagged_driver())) + assert isinstance(doc["sequence"], str) + assert "@6h" in doc["sequence"] + + +def test_bad_sequence_mapping_raises(): + text = to_yaml(make_tagged_declarative_driver()) + bad = text.replace("derived: true", "derived: false") + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="derived"): + from_yaml(bad) + + def test_helpful_error_on_bad_import_path(): text = to_yaml(make_tagged_driver()).replace( "earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing.fake_atmos", "no.such.module.fake" diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py index 693df5c59..5aa9fe30d 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py @@ -88,6 +88,62 @@ def make_driver(dsl=LAGGED_DSL, gain_atmos=1.0, gain_ocean=1.0, stop=T96): return driver +def make_declarative_driver(stop=T96): + """The same trio declared as a coupling graph β€” no sequence given.""" + components = { + "atmos": fake_atmos(), + "ocean": fake_ocean(), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), + } + driver = Driver( + components, + clock=Clock(T0, stop, "6h"), + connectors=[("atmos", "med"), ("ocean", "atmos"), ("med", "ocean")], + ) + driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) + return driver + + +def test_declarative_driver_derives_the_canonical_sequence(): + driver = make_declarative_driver() + assert driver.sequence_derived + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.sequence import parse_run_sequence + + assert str(driver.sequence) == str(parse_run_sequence(LAGGED_DSL)) + + +def test_declarative_driver_matches_hand_computed_values(): + driver = make_declarative_driver() + driver.run() + z = driver.components["atmos"].export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] + assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 19.2336), atol=1e-4) + sst = driver.components["ocean"].export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 2.180147), atol=1e-6) + zmean = driver.components["med"].export_state[ + "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean" + ] + assert torch.allclose(zmean.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 13.8147), atol=1e-4) + + +def test_explicit_sequence_marks_driver_not_derived(): + driver = make_driver() + assert not driver.sequence_derived + + +def test_declarative_unknown_connection_name_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="atmso"): + Driver( + {"atmos": fake_atmos()}, + clock=Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h"), + connectors=[("atmso", "atmos")], + ) + + +def test_driver_without_clock_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="clock"): + Driver({"atmos": fake_atmos()}) + + def test_cadence_and_hand_computed_values(): driver = make_driver() driver.run() diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py index 9cce166e6..ae1230ebb 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ RunAction, RunSequence, Slot, + derive_sequence, parse_run_sequence, ) from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import fake_atmos, fake_ocean @@ -159,3 +160,90 @@ def test_helpers(): seq = parse_run_sequence(DSL) assert seq.components_run() == {"atmos", "ocean", "med"} assert ConnectAction("ocean", "atmos") in seq.connections() + + +# -- derive_sequence: the schedule implied by the coupling graph ----------------- +TRIO_EDGES = [("atmos", "med"), ("ocean", "atmos"), ("med", "ocean")] + + +def test_derive_matches_hand_written_dsl_exactly(): + """Acceptance: the derived sequence for the classic toy trio equals the + hand-written canonical DSL, string for string.""" + derived = derive_sequence(_components(), TRIO_EDGES) + assert str(derived) == str(parse_run_sequence(DSL)) + derived.validate(_components(), "6h") + + +def test_derive_edge_declaration_order_is_irrelevant(): + a = derive_sequence(_components(), TRIO_EDGES) + b = derive_sequence(_components(), list(reversed(TRIO_EDGES))) + assert str(a) == str(b) + + +def test_derive_accepts_connector_objects(): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector + + comps = _components() + conns = [ + Connector(comps["atmos"], comps["med"]), + Connector(comps["ocean"], comps["atmos"]), + Connector(comps["med"], comps["ocean"]), + ] + assert str(derive_sequence(comps, conns)) == str(parse_run_sequence(DSL)) + + +def test_derive_sequential_edges_reorder_runs(): + """Non-lagged (sequential) connects land after their source's run; the + trio with a sequential ocean->atmos edge reproduces test_driver.py's + hand-written 'sequential' DSL.""" + seq = derive_sequence(_components(), TRIO_EDGES, lagged={("atmos", "med")}) + expected = parse_run_sequence( + "@6h\n atmos -> med\n atmos\n" + "@48h\n med.compute\n med -> ocean\n ocean\n ocean -> atmos\n@" + ) + assert str(seq) == str(expected) + + +def test_derive_same_cadence_sequential_dependency_order(): + a, b = fake_atmos(), fake_atmos() + b.name = "atmos2" + comps = {"atmos": a, "atmos2": b} + seq = derive_sequence(comps, [("atmos2", "atmos")], lagged=set()) + assert [str(x) for s in seq.slots for x in s.actions] == [ + "atmos2", + "atmos2 -> atmos", + "atmos", + ] + + +def test_derive_sequential_cycle_raises(): + a, b = fake_atmos(), fake_atmos() + b.name = "atmos2" + comps = {"atmos": a, "atmos2": b} + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="lagged"): + derive_sequence( + comps, [("atmos", "atmos2"), ("atmos2", "atmos")], lagged=set() + ) + # marking one edge lagged breaks the cycle + seq = derive_sequence( + comps, + [("atmos", "atmos2"), ("atmos2", "atmos")], + lagged={("atmos2", "atmos")}, + ) + assert [str(x) for s in seq.slots for x in s.actions] == [ + "atmos2 -> atmos", + "atmos", + "atmos -> atmos2", + "atmos2", + ] + + +def test_derive_unknown_name_raises_with_suggestion(): + with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="atmos"): + derive_sequence(_components(), [("atmoss", "ocean")]) + + +def test_derive_no_connections_runs_everything(): + comps = {"atmos": fake_atmos(), "ocean": fake_ocean()} + seq = derive_sequence(comps, []) + assert str(seq) == "@6h\n atmos\n@48h\n ocean\n@" From 5291cac08b8938ad0a918509429bfe357a1d2352 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:22:54 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 5/9] Add pull-pattern coupling: PullAdapter and StateDataSource MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Couples models that fetch their own forcing (StormCast-style) without modifying them: PullAdapter installs a StateDataSource shim on the model's conditioning_data_source attribute before each step, so the model's unmodified production fetch path (fetch_data -> interpolate -> concatenate) receives this step's live coupled forcing β€” the same masquerade the serve workflows play with InferenceOutputSource, minus the store-and-replay staging. Verified against a protocol-faithful mock pulling through the real earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data, including an end-to-end global -> regional sequential run proving each step pulls that step's fresh conditioning. Honest limitation documented: the pull path crosses fetch_data's numpy boundary, so pull-coupled components are inference-only. New example 06_pull_conditioning.py (self-checking, hand-computable), docs coverage in concepts/user guide/API reference/error catalog, and package exports. 176 tests pass. πŸ€– Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md | 66 ++-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py | 3 + earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md | 218 +++++++++++--- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md | 86 +++++- .../nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md | 16 +- .../nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md | 66 ++-- .../docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md | 77 ++++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md | 197 ++++++++++-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py | 199 ++++++++++++ .../09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py | 115 ++++--- .../09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py | 3 + examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py | 89 +++--- .../09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py | 40 +-- examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py | 283 ++++++++++++++++++ examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst | 11 +- test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py | 257 ++++++++++++++++ 16 files changed, 1478 insertions(+), 248 deletions(-) create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md index de1c20ec7..477b07498 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/README.md @@ -84,6 +84,13 @@ different call shapes, so the adapter owns the model invocation: | `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | overwrite state-variable slices, `model(x, coords)` | prescribed forcing as a state channel | | `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=...)` | StormScope | | `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` | DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor | +| `PullAdapter` | installs a `StateDataSource` shim on `model.conditioning_data_source`, then `model(x, coords)` | StormCast | + +The pull pattern covers models that *fetch* their forcing internally rather +than accepting it as an argument β€” the shim answers the model's own +`fetch_data` calls from the import State; because that path crosses xarray/ +numpy, pull-coupled components are inference-only (no autograd through the +exchange). Models that manage a sliding input window internally take a `next_input(prev_x, prev_coords, out, out_coords)` hook; the default handles @@ -148,11 +155,32 @@ The connector interpolates linearly in log-pressure (differentiable), pulling `VerticalMismatchError` with a concrete fix when it can't. Models that encode levels in variable names (`z500`, `t850`) never touch this machinery. -### Run sequence & Driver +### Driver & run sequence + +A system is declared as **components plus connections**; the Driver derives +the canonical (lagged) run sequence from the coupling graph: -The DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq. **Coupling semantics are pure ordering**: a -connect placed before the destination's run in the same slot is lagged -(NUOPC-explicit) coupling; placed after, sequential. +```python +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-03-01", "6h"), + connectors=[ + ("ocean", "atmos"), # default Connector + nvc.Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean"), + ], +) +driver.initialize({"atmos": (x_a, coords_a), "ocean": (x_o, coords_o)}) + +datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] +for time, states in driver.steps(): # or notebook-style iteration + ... +driver.probe("ocean->atmos") # last exchanged fields +``` + +When the *ordering* is the experiment, pass an explicit run sequence β€” a DSL +mirroring NUOPC's runSeq. **Coupling semantics are pure ordering**: a connect +placed before the source's run in the same slot is lagged (NUOPC-explicit) +coupling; placed after, sequential. ``` @6h @@ -166,19 +194,9 @@ connect placed before the destination's run in the same slot is lagged @ ``` -```python -driver = nvc.Driver( - {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, - sequence=dsl_text, # or a RunSequence object - clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-03-01", "6h"), -) -driver.initialize({"atmos": (x_a, coords_a), "ocean": (x_o, coords_o)}) - -datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] -for time, states in driver.steps(): # or notebook-style iteration - ... -driver.probe("ocean->atmos") # last exchanged fields -``` +`nvc.couple(*components, start=, stop=)` goes one step further and discovers +the connections themselves by matching standard names (windowed connectors +included, from CellMethod entries). Validation is front-loaded: unknown names (with did-you-mean suggestions), cadence misalignment, unmatched imports, unit mismatches, and unconsumed @@ -215,8 +233,8 @@ the field, and the concrete fix: `UnknownFieldError`, `UnmatchedImportError`, - HEALPix / curvilinear source grids need a user-supplied `regridder=`. - Units are checked, not converted (no pint); convert in a Mediator. - No checkpoint/restart, coupled ensembles, or concurrent slot execution. -- `Driver` IO is in-memory xarray (`collect=True`); direct `IOBackend` - streaming is planned alongside the `couple()` auto-wiring layer. +- `Driver` IO is in-memory xarray (`collect=True`) plus per-component + `IOBackend` streaming (`io=`); `couple()` does not yet configure IO. ## Documentation @@ -239,11 +257,17 @@ against the toy components before inclusion): See `examples/09_nvcoupler/`: -1. `01_coupled_toy_workflow.py` β€” the full atmos⇄ocean loop on synthetic components +1. `01_coupled_toy_workflow.py` β€” the full atmos⇄ocean loop, declared as a + coupling graph with a windowed connector 2. `02_lagged_vs_sequential.py` β€” coupling order as a one-line experiment -3. `03_impact_chain.py` β€” precip-sum / t2m-max mediators feeding an impact index +3. `03_impact_chain.py` β€” windowed precip-sum connector + t2m-max mediator + feeding an impact index 4. `04_vertical_chemistry.py` β€” hybridβ†’pressure coupling with auto ps dependency 5. `05_coupled_finetuning.py` β€” gradients across the exchange + a training step +6. `06_pull_conditioning.py` β€” pull-pattern conditioning (StormCast-style): + a `PullAdapter` serving live coupled forcing to a model's internal fetch +6. `06_pull_conditioning.py` β€” pull-pattern coupling (StormCast-style) via + `PullAdapter` Tests (`test/nvcoupler/`) double as executable specification, including a fully hand-computed 96 h coupled run in `test_driver.py`. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py index 2dd09c2a4..81ff09827 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py @@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ ) from .field import Field, State from .mediator import AccumulationMediator, Mediator, TrailingAverageMediator +from .pull import PullAdapter, StateDataSource from .sequence import ( ConnectAction, MediateAction, @@ -100,6 +101,8 @@ "Mediator", "PressureLevels", "PrognosticComponent", + "PullAdapter", + "StateDataSource", "TrailingAverageMediator", "VariableOverwriteAdapter", "ConnectAction", diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md index 2a86aea4c..934361d15 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md @@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ CellMethod(base: str, method: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"], window: np.t ``` Machine-readable "I am `method` of `base` over `window`" tag for derived -fields; drives `AccumulationMediator` and `couple()`'s mediator synthesis. -Unsupported methods raise `ValueError`. +fields; drives windowed `Connector`s, `AccumulationMediator`, and `couple()`'s +windowed-connector synthesis. Unsupported methods raise `ValueError`. ### `FieldEntry` (frozen dataclass) @@ -132,26 +132,46 @@ The module also provides (not re-exported at package level, import from ## component +### `Exchange` (frozen dataclass) β€” one step's coupling bundle + +```python +Exchange( + x: torch.Tensor, + coords: CoordSystem, + imports: State, + std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str] = {}, + time: np.datetime64 | None = None, +) +``` + +Everything an `ImportAdapter` needs for one coupled model step: the +component's current state tensor and coords, the import `State` (already +subset to the fields actually delivered), the standard-name β†’ +raw-model-variable map, and the valid time the step advances to. Two +accessors cover the common delivery shapes, both pure torch and +autograd-safe: + +- `inject() -> torch.Tensor` β€” returns `x` with each imported field + overwritten into its matching variable slice (clone + `index_copy_`, + autograd-intact). Requires a `"variable"` dim in the state coords and that + every imported field is a state variable (`CouplingError` otherwise). +- `stacked(field_order=None, *, who="Exchange.stacked") -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]` + β€” stacks the imports into one tensor with a leading `"variable"` dim. With + more than one import, `field_order=` is mandatory (`CouplingError`). + ### `ImportAdapter` (runtime-checkable `Protocol`) β€” the model-invocation contract ```python class ImportAdapter(Protocol): def __call__( - self, - model: Any, - x: torch.Tensor, - coords: CoordSystem, - imports: State, - std_to_raw: Mapping[str, str], + self, model: Any, exchange: Exchange ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: ... ``` -An adapter **owns the model call**: it receives the model/step-fn, the -component's current state tensor and coords, the import `State` (only the -fields actually delivered), and a standard-name β†’ raw-model-variable map, and -must return the stepped `(x, coords)`. Implementations must be autograd-safe -(no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). Any callable matching -this signature can be passed as `import_adapter=`. +An adapter **owns the model call**: it receives the model/step-fn and the +step's `Exchange` and must return the stepped `(x, coords)`. Implementations +must be autograd-safe (no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad). +Any callable matching this signature can be passed as `import_adapter=`. ### `VariableOverwriteAdapter` @@ -159,11 +179,9 @@ this signature can be passed as `import_adapter=`. VariableOverwriteAdapter() ``` -Default adapter: overwrites matching variable slices of `x` (clone + -`index_copy_`, autograd-intact), then calls `model(x, coords)`. Requires a -`"variable"` dim in the state coords and that every imported field is a state -variable (`CouplingError` otherwise). Static helper -`inject(x, coords, imports, std_to_raw) -> torch.Tensor`. +Default adapter: `model(exchange.inject(), exchange.coords)` β€” overwrite +matching variable slices, then step (see `Exchange.inject` for the +requirements and errors). ### `ConditioningKwargAdapter` @@ -171,10 +189,10 @@ variable (`CouplingError` otherwise). Static helper ConditioningKwargAdapter(field_order: list[str] | None = None, method: str = "call_with_conditioning") ``` -Stacks imports and calls `model.(x, coords, conditioning=..., -conditioning_coords=...)` (StormScope pattern). With more than one import, -`field_order=` is mandatory β€” channel order cannot be inferred -(`CouplingError`). +Stacks imports (`exchange.stacked(field_order)`) and calls +`model.(x, coords, conditioning=..., conditioning_coords=...)` +(StormScope pattern). With more than one import, `field_order=` is mandatory +β€” channel order cannot be inferred (`CouplingError`). ### `ExtraTensorAdapter` @@ -186,6 +204,11 @@ Stacks imports and calls `model(x, coords, coupling)` positionally, or `model(x, coords, **{kwarg: coupling})` when `kwarg` is given (DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor pattern). Same `field_order` rule as above. +### `PullAdapter` (from `pull.py` β€” see the [pull section](#pull) below) + +The fourth built-in adapter, for models that fetch forcing internally +(StormCast-style) instead of accepting it as an argument. + ### `Component` (abstract base) ```python @@ -210,8 +233,9 @@ standard names and registers them as aliases. Class attribute `advertise() -> tuple[list[str], list[str]]`, `realize(clock: Clock) -> None` (raises `CadenceError` when `timestep` is not a multiple of `clock.dt`), abstract `initialize(x, coords)` and -`run(time)`, `finalize()`. Helpers: `should_run(time) -> bool`, -`grid_coords() -> CoordSystem | None`, +`run(time)`, `finalize()`. Helpers: `should_run(time) -> bool` (a temporary +shim β€” cadence gating lives in the Driver's slot alignment; slated for +deletion), `grid_coords() -> CoordSystem | None`, `resolve_std_to_raw(coords) -> dict[str, str]`, `publish(x, coords, valid_time) -> None` (splits a model output tensor into export Fields, attaching declared masks/verticals; raises `CouplingError` if @@ -361,6 +385,60 @@ destination's previous import is untouched; `time_policy` does not apply on the windowed path. This is the preferred replacement for a single-source `AccumulationMediator`. +## pull + +Pull-pattern coupling for models that fetch their own forcing via +`fetch_data(self.conditioning_data_source, ...)` inside `__call__` +(StormCast is the canonical case). The pull path crosses `fetch_data`'s +xarray/numpy boundary, so pull-coupled components are **inference-only** β€” +no autograd through the exchange. + +### `StateDataSource` + +```python +StateDataSource( + state: State, + raw_to_std: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, + strict_time: bool = False, + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, # defaults to DEFAULT_DICTIONARY +) +``` + +An in-memory object satisfying the earth2studio DataSource protocol: +`__call__(time, variable) -> xr.DataArray` with dims +`(time, variable, lat, lon)`, built from the State's Fields (which must be +exchange-shaped `(lat, lon)`; other dims raise `CouplingError`). Requested +names resolve in order: **(1)** a standard name already in the State, +**(2)** the `raw_to_std` map (built by `PullAdapter` from the Exchange's +`std_to_raw`, which only covers state variables), **(3)** dictionary +fallback β€” a raw/alias name (e.g. `u10m`, `t2m`) is resolved to its standard +name through `dictionary` and looked up in the State. No hit raises +`CouplingError` naming the held fields. The source is a **snapshot view**: +every requested time receives whatever the connector last delivered; +`strict_time=True` raises `CouplingError` when a requested time differs from +a served field's `valid_time`. + +### `PullAdapter` + +```python +PullAdapter( + attribute: str = "conditioning_data_source", + strict_time: bool = False, + dictionary: FieldDictionary | None = None, +) +``` + +`ImportAdapter` for pull-pattern models. Each call sets +`model.` to a fresh `StateDataSource` over `exchange.imports` +(with `raw_to_std` inverted from `exchange.std_to_raw`, and +`strict_time`/`dictionary` forwarded), then returns +`model(exchange.x, exchange.coords)` unchanged β€” the model's own fetch +receives this step's coupled forcing. A model without the attribute raises +`CouplingError` pointing at `ConditioningKwargAdapter` for +argument-style conditioning. `strict_time=False` (the default) serves the +snapshot and lets the run sequence own cadence alignment β€” a sequential +connect before the pulling component's run guarantees fresh forcing. + ## vertical ### `PressureLevels` (frozen dataclass) @@ -470,6 +548,28 @@ Parses the DSL (grammar in [dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#grammar)); raises `SequenceError` with the offending line number. +### `derive_sequence` + +```python +derive_sequence( + components: dict[str, Component], + connectors: Iterable[Connector | tuple[str, str]] | None = None, + lagged: set[tuple[str, str]] | Literal["all"] = "all", +) -> RunSequence +``` + +Derives the canonical run sequence from the coupling graph: one slot per +distinct component cadence, fast to slow. Within a slot: lagged connects +delivered at this cadence (sorted by component declaration order), then each +mediator's compute followed by its outgoing connects, then component runs +topologically ordered over the sequential (non-lagged) edges, each run +followed by its outgoing sequential connects. `lagged="all"` (default) is the +NUOPC-explicit shape; edges not in the `lagged` set are sequential, and a +cycle of sequential edges among same-cadence components raises +`SequenceError` telling you to mark one edge lagged. Unknown endpoint names +raise `SequenceError` with did-you-mean suggestions. This is what +`Driver(sequence=None)` and `couple()` call. + ## driver ### `Driver` @@ -477,21 +577,30 @@ Parses the DSL (grammar in ```python Driver( components: dict[str, Component], - sequence: RunSequence | str, - clock: Clock, - connectors: list[Connector] | None = None, + sequence: RunSequence | str | None = None, + clock: Clock | None = None, + connectors: list[Connector | tuple[str, str]] | None = None, collect: bool = True, io: dict[str, IOBackend] | None = None, allow_unfed_imports: bool = False, ) ``` -Executes the coupled system. Keys of `components` must match the names used -in the sequence; any `ConnectAction` without a prebuilt connector gets a -default `Connector(src, dst)`. `io=` streams each component's exports to an -earth2studio `IOBackend` (one array per export field, leading `time` axis over -the component's ring times including t0; NaN-initialized), independent of -`collect`. Unknown `io` keys raise `CouplingError`. +Executes a coupled system declared as components + connections. With +`sequence=None` (the default, declarative form) the schedule is derived from +the coupling graph via `derive_sequence(components, connectors)` at +construction; an explicit `RunSequence` or DSL string overrides it (the +escape hatch for sequential coupling or hand-tuned action order). The +attribute `sequence_derived: bool` records which path was taken. `clock` +keeps its positional slot but omitting it raises an actionable +`CouplingError`. `connectors` accepts `Connector` instances or bare +`(src, dst)` name tuples (auto-built into default Connectors; unknown names +raise `CouplingError`); with an explicit sequence, any `ConnectAction` +without a prebuilt connector still gets a default `Connector(src, dst)`. +`io=` streams each component's exports to an earth2studio `IOBackend` (one +array per export field, leading `time` axis over the component's ring times +including t0; NaN-initialized), independent of `collect`. Unknown `io` keys +raise `CouplingError`. - `initialize(ics: dict[str, tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] | None = None) -> None` β€” validates the sequence, matches connectors (units checks), rejects unfed @@ -510,9 +619,11 @@ the component's ring times including t0; NaN-initialized), independent of - `rollout(n_steps: int) -> dict[str, State]` β€” advances `n_steps` keeping the autograd graph when grad is enabled (the coupled fine-tuning entry point); raises `CouplingError` when fewer steps remain. -- `reset() -> None` β€” rewinds the clock and clears records/history; - `initialize(ics)` must be called again before running. Running an exhausted - clock raises `CouplingError`. +- `reset() -> None` β€” rewinds the clock, clears records, and calls + `Connector.reset()` on every connector (time-policy history, probes, + windowed running reductions and window origins); `initialize(ics)` must be + called again before running. Running an exhausted clock raises + `CouplingError`. - `probe(connector: str) -> dict[str, Field]` β€” last exchanged fields on a connector addressed as `"src->dst"` (`KeyError` listing known names). - `to_xarray() -> dict[str, xr.Dataset]` β€” collected exports, one Dataset per @@ -537,11 +648,15 @@ couple( Auto-wires components into a ready-to-initialize `Driver`: every import is matched to its unique exporter by standard name (`AmbiguousCouplingError` for -several, `UnmatchedImportError` for none), derived imports whose base field -someone exports get an `AccumulationMediator` synthesized (named -`med_`), and the generated sequence uses the canonical lagged -layout, one slot per cadence. `dt` defaults to the GCD of the component -timesteps. Returns an *uninitialized* driver. +several, `UnmatchedImportError` for none). A derived import whose base field +someone exports becomes a windowed +`Connector(src, dst, fields=[base], window=cm.window, reduce=cm.method)`; an +`AccumulationMediator` (named `med_`) is synthesized only +when the `(src, dst)` pair already carries a plain transfer, which a windowed +connector cannot share. A user-prebuilt windowed connector for the pair is +honored. The run sequence is derived from the graph (`sequence_derived=True`) +in the canonical lagged layout, one slot per cadence. `dt` defaults to the +GCD of the component timesteps. Returns an *uninitialized* driver. ### `coupled` @@ -570,8 +685,11 @@ describe_html(driver: Driver) -> str Terraform-plan-style preview (text / self-contained Jupyter HTML) of components, connectors (fields, policies, lagged/sequential mode, slot), and -the run sequence. Works before `initialize()` β€” only advertised names, the -sequence, and the clock are consulted. +the run sequence. The mode column is per exchange: `sequential` iff the +source ran (or the mediator computed) earlier in the same slot β€” the +destination consumes state produced this iteration β€” else `lagged`. Works +before `initialize()` β€” only advertised names, the sequence, and the clock +are consulted. ## config @@ -582,6 +700,9 @@ to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str ``` Serializes a `Driver` to YAML text (also written to `path` when given). +Hand-written sequences serialize as plain DSL text; derived sequences as +`sequence: {derived: true, text: }` (the text is informational β€” +`from_yaml` re-derives). Windowed connectors carry `window`/`reduce` keys. Raises `CouplingError` for any component that is neither an `AccumulationMediator` nor carries a `yaml_spec` attribute. Schema and rules in [dsl_and_yaml_reference.md](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md#the-yaml-schema). @@ -595,8 +716,11 @@ from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver Builds an **uninitialized** `Driver` from YAML text or a file path (a newline-free string naming an existing file is read as a path). Components are rebuilt by importing each `class` path and calling it with `kwargs`; -failures raise `CouplingError` naming the path. Call -`driver.initialize(ics)` afterwards. +failures raise `CouplingError` naming the path. A `sequence` mapping with +`derived: true` re-derives the schedule from components + connectors +(deterministic, so round-trips reproduce identical runs); a mapping without +it raises `CouplingError`. Windowed connectors are rebuilt from their +`window`/`reduce` keys. Call `driver.initialize(ics)` afterwards. ## errors @@ -708,7 +832,7 @@ import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic driver = nvc.couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05") -print(driver.describe()) # plan preview, incl. the synthesized mediator +print(driver.describe()) # plan preview, incl. the synthesized windowed connector driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] ``` diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md index 6c3987464..9318fee58 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md @@ -168,10 +168,15 @@ Three consumers read it: `window=` overrides it. A derived name without a `cell_method` raises. - **`couple()`** β€” when a component imports a derived field nobody exports, auto-wiring checks the entry's cell method: if some unique component exports - the *base* field, it synthesizes an `AccumulationMediator` between the two - cadences and wires `base-exporter -> mediator -> importer`. No cell method - or no base exporter raises `UnmatchedImportError`; multiple base exporters - raise `AmbiguousCouplingError`. + the *base* field, it wires a windowed + `Connector(base-exporter, importer, fields=[base], window=cm.window, + reduce=cm.method)`. Only when that `(src, dst)` pair already carries a + plain transfer (the importer also imports the base directly, or a second + derived field rides the same pair) is an `AccumulationMediator` synthesized + and wired `base-exporter -> mediator -> importer` instead; a user-prebuilt + windowed connector for the pair is honored. No cell method or no base + exporter raises `UnmatchedImportError`; multiple base exporters raise + `AmbiguousCouplingError`. ```python entry = nvc.DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("total_precipitation_48h_sum") @@ -298,7 +303,7 @@ sequence like components but compute reductions rather than stepping models. ## ImportAdapters: who owns the model call Real models disagree on how coupled forcing arrives, so the **adapter β€” not -the component β€” owns the model invocation**. Each of the three built-ins maps +the component β€” owns the model invocation**. Each of the four built-ins maps to a real-world coupling pattern: | Adapter | Call shape | Real-world pattern | @@ -306,12 +311,20 @@ to a real-world coupling pattern: | `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | overwrite matching variable slices of `x`, then `model(x, coords)` | prescribed forcing as a state channel | | `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=..., conditioning_coords=...)` | StormScope | | `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` (or a named kwarg) | DLESyM / PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor | +| `PullAdapter` | install a `StateDataSource` on `model.conditioning_data_source`, then `model(x, coords)` | StormCast | + +An adapter receives the model and an `Exchange` β€” a frozen bundle of the +step's state tensor and coords, the delivered import `State`, the +standard-name β†’ raw-variable map, and the step time β€” and returns the stepped +`(x, coords)`. The two `Exchange` accessors cover the common delivery shapes: +`exchange.inject()` (variable-slice overwrite) and `exchange.stacked()` +(channel-stacked forcing tensor). `VariableOverwriteAdapter` requires the imported field to be a state variable -of the model (resolved through `std_to_raw` aliases); injection clones the -state tensor and uses `index_copy_` on the clone, keeping autograd intact. It -raises with a pointer to the other adapters when the model has no `"variable"` -dim or the import is not a state channel. +of the model (resolved through `std_to_raw` aliases); `Exchange.inject` +clones the state tensor and uses `index_copy_` on the clone, keeping autograd +intact. It raises with a pointer to the other adapters when the model has no +`"variable"` dim or the import is not a state channel. The stacking adapters (`ConditioningKwargAdapter`, `ExtraTensorAdapter`) require an **explicit `field_order=[...]`** whenever more than one field is @@ -321,7 +334,41 @@ without error and predicts garbage* β€” the worst failure mode in ML systems. With a single import the order is trivially inferable and `field_order` may be omitted. -Adapters must be autograd-safe (no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry +### The pull pattern: masquerade, not argument + +The fourth delivery shape exists because some models (StormCast is the +canonical case) offer *no* argument to deliver forcing through: the model +calls `fetch_data(self.conditioning_data_source, time, variables, ...)` +inside its own `__call__`, and the only injection point it exposes is that +settable data-source attribute. So `PullAdapter`'s job is a **masquerade +rather than an argument**: before each step it sets the attribute to a +`StateDataSource` β€” a tiny in-memory object satisfying the DataSource +protocol that answers the model's fetches from the component's import State β€” +then calls `model(x, coords)` unchanged. The model runs its unmodified +production fetch path (fetch β†’ interpolate β†’ concatenate) believing it is +reading GFS; it is reading the coupler. There is precedent for exactly this +masquerade in earth2studio's serve workflows: `stormcast_conus_workflow.py` +stages a full conditioning forecast to temp files and replays it through an +`InferenceOutputSource`; the shim is the same trick minus the staging β€” the +"source" is this step's live exchange. + +The cadence-alignment contract: a `StateDataSource` is a snapshot view β€” +whatever the connector last delivered is what *every* requested time +receives. Alignment is the run sequence's job: a **sequential** connect +placed before the pulling component's run in the same slot +(`global`, then `global -> stormcast`, then `stormcast`) guarantees the +served fields are fresh at the pulled time. `strict_time=True` turns that +contract into a check, raising when the model pulls times that do not match +the served fields' `valid_time`. + +Honest limitation: the pull path runs through the model's own +`fetch_data`/xarray machinery, so field data crosses a numpy boundary and the +autograd graph is severed there β€” pull-coupled components are +**inference-only** (no gradients through the exchange). The push-pattern +adapters above keep autograd intact. + +Adapters (other than `PullAdapter`, per the boundary just described) must be +autograd-safe (no in-place mutation of tensors that may carry grad); any object matching the `ImportAdapter` protocol can be passed as `import_adapter=`. @@ -482,10 +529,13 @@ the same numbers from the same accumulator core with fewer moving parts. ## Coupling semantics: ordering is the coupling mode -There is no `lagged=True` flag anywhere. Whether coupling is lagged +There is no `lagged=True` flag on connectors. Whether coupling is lagged (NUOPC-explicit) or sequential is **purely the position of the connect action -relative to the destination's run in the same slot**. The driver executes a -slot's actions strictly in order and adds no hidden exchanges. +relative to the source's run in the same slot**: a connect executed before +the source runs delivers its previous export; after, the export just +produced. The driver executes a slot's actions strictly in order and adds no +hidden exchanges. (`derive_sequence`'s `lagged=` parameter is not a flag on +the exchange β€” it just selects where the connect is placed.) A minimal pair, hand-checkable: `src` increments its `t2m` state by 1 each step; `dst` copies its imported `t2m` into its `d2m` export. @@ -509,8 +559,12 @@ sequential = """ After one 6 h step from `t2m = 0`: the lagged system's `d2m` is **0.0** (the t0 export), the sequential system's is **1.0** (the export produced in the -same step). `couple()` always generates the lagged shape (connects precede -runs); `describe()` labels each connect `lagged` or `sequential` in its plan -table. Run [`examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py`](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py) +same step). Derived sequences (`Driver(sequence=None)`, `couple()`, +`derive_sequence(lagged="all")`) always generate the lagged shape β€” connects +precede runs β€” with one exception: mediator deliveries follow their +`med.compute` in the same slot and are therefore sequential. `describe()` +labels each connect `lagged` or `sequential` in its plan table (sequential +iff the source ran or computed earlier in the same slot). Run +[`examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py`](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py) to see the divergence over a real rollout, and see the [DSL reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md) for the full grammar. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md index bf718e65d..1f43716f0 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/design_and_roadmap.md @@ -87,8 +87,11 @@ configuration error, not a silent multiply (see Alternative: a `mode="lagged"` flag on connectors. Rejected in favor of the NUOPC convention that a runSeq *is* the coupling semantics: a connect before -the destination's run delivers the source's previous state (lagged), after it -the fresh state (sequential). One mechanism, zero redundant configuration to +the source's run delivers the source's previous state (lagged), after it +the fresh state (sequential). Derived sequences make the canonical lagged +shape the default without giving up the mechanism β€” `derive_sequence`'s +`lagged=` parameter only chooses where each connect is *placed*, never adds +a second mechanism. One mechanism, zero redundant configuration to disagree with itself, and a coupling-order experiment is a one-line DSL edit ([example 02](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py)). `describe()` derives and displays the mode per connect so the ordering is @@ -99,9 +102,10 @@ never implicit knowledge. Alternative: infer "48 h mean of z1000" by parsing the suffix of `geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean`. Rejected β€” name-grammar coupling is how lexicons rot. A derived field is a first-class `FieldEntry` carrying -`CellMethod(base, method, window)`, which is what lets both -`AccumulationMediator` and `couple()`'s mediator synthesis operate on data, -not regexes ([concepts](concepts.md#cellmethod-derived-fields-as-first-class-dictionary-entries)). +`CellMethod(base, method, window)`, which is what lets windowed +`Connector`s, `AccumulationMediator`, and `couple()`'s windowed-connector +synthesis operate on data, not regexes +([concepts](concepts.md#cellmethod-derived-fields-as-first-class-dictionary-entries)). ### Pure-torch exchange for training readiness @@ -157,7 +161,7 @@ The three prior-art patterns this package factors out: ## Verification story -The code ships with 152 passing tests (`test/nvcoupler/`; a 153rd β€” the +The code ships with 176 passing tests (`test/nvcoupler/`; a 177th β€” the real-weights gate below β€” is collected but skipped), built on a deliberate strategy: diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md index 7a5784fc4..28e157afe 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md @@ -9,8 +9,11 @@ the toy components in `earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing`. ## The run-sequence DSL -The DSL mirrors NUOPC's runSeq: slots opened by `@` headers, each -containing an ordered list of actions. +Most systems never write a sequence: `Driver(sequence=None)` (the default) +and `couple()` derive the canonical lagged sequence from the coupling graph +via `derive_sequence`. The DSL is the explicit override for hand-tuned +ordering β€” it mirrors NUOPC's runSeq: slots opened by `@` headers, +each containing an ordered list of actions. ``` @6h @@ -133,10 +136,10 @@ state *as of the moment the connect executes*: Swapping the two flavors is a one-line reorder; see `examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py` -([examples README](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst)). Note that -`describe()` labels a connect's mode from its position relative to the -*destination's* run in the slot (before = `lagged`, after = `sequential`), -which agrees with the source-relative view in the canonical layouts above. +([examples README](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst)). `describe()` +labels a connect's mode with exactly this source-relative rule: `sequential` +iff the source ran (or the mediator computed) earlier in the same slot, else +`lagged`. ### Validation @@ -181,8 +184,10 @@ and units, unfed-import detection, unconsumed-export warnings) β€” see - Output is always two-space-indented actions and a final bare `@`; comments are not preserved (they are stripped at parse time). -Because the YAML `sequence` key stores `str(driver.sequence)` verbatim, these -guarantees are exactly what makes YAML round-trips faithful. +For hand-written sequences the YAML `sequence` key stores +`str(driver.sequence)` verbatim, so these guarantees are exactly what makes +those YAML round-trips faithful. Derived sequences are stored as +`{derived: true, text: ...}` and re-derived on load instead (see below). ## The YAML schema @@ -196,11 +201,11 @@ and are never serialized). | Key | Required | Type | Meaning | |---|---|---|---| | `clock` | yes | mapping `{start, stop, dt}` | ISO-8601 `start`/`stop` strings, `dt` an interval string. Rebuilt as `Clock(start, stop, dt)`. | -| `sequence` | yes | string (literal block) | The run-sequence DSL, verbatim (`str(driver.sequence)`). | +| `sequence` | yes | string (literal block) or mapping | Hand-written sequences: the run-sequence DSL, verbatim (`str(driver.sequence)`). Derived sequences (`driver.sequence_derived`): `{derived: true, text: }` β€” the `text` is informational; `from_yaml` re-derives the schedule from components + connectors (deterministic, so round-trips reproduce identical runs). A mapping without `derived: true` raises `CouplingError`. | | `components` | yes | mapping `name -> {class, kwargs}` | `class` is a dotted import path to a module-level class or factory; it is imported and called as `factory(**kwargs)`. | | `dictionary` | no | list of entry mappings | Only `FieldEntry` items **absent from or differing from** `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY`. Each has `standard_name`, `canonical_units`, `description`, `aliases` (list), and optional `cell_method: {base, method, window}`. | | `aliases` | no | mapping `alias -> standard_name` | Alias additions relative to the default dictionary (see below). | -| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?}` | Non-default connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. Windowed connectors do **not** round-trip: `window=`/`reduce=` are not serialized (see below). | +| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?, window?, reduce?}` | Connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. `window`/`reduce` appear (together) for windowed connectors and rebuild them on load. | `from_yaml` raises `CouplingError` when the document is not a mapping, when any of `clock`/`sequence`/`components` is missing, when a component spec lacks @@ -285,6 +290,32 @@ rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) datasets = rebuilt.run() # identical to driver.run() ``` +### Derived sequences and windowed connectors, executed + +A driver built declaratively (no `sequence=`) serializes its schedule as the +mapping form, and windowed connectors carry `window`/`reduce`; `from_yaml` +re-derives the sequence and rebuilds the windowed connector, so the +round-trip reproduces the run exactly (pinned in +`test/nvcoupler/test_config.py`): + +```python +atmos2, ocean2 = fake_atmos(gain=1.0), fake_ocean(gain=1.0) +atmos2.yaml_spec, ocean2.yaml_spec = atmos.yaml_spec, ocean.yaml_spec +declared = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos2, "ocean": ocean2}, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[ + ("ocean", "atmos"), + nvc.Connector(atmos2, ocean2, window="48h", reduce="mean"), + ], +) +text = nvc.to_yaml(declared) +assert "derived: true" in text and "window: 2D" in text and "reduce: mean" in text +rebuilt2 = nvc.from_yaml(text) +assert rebuilt2.sequence_derived +assert str(rebuilt2.sequence) == str(declared.sequence) +``` + ### Serialization rules `to_yaml` decides per component, in order: @@ -309,16 +340,11 @@ datasets = rebuilt.run() # identical to driver.run() load paths (e.g. `{load: 'earth2studio.models.px.Persistence'}`) are explicitly out of scope for v1. -Also not serialized, honestly stated: connector `window=`/`reduce=` β€” a -windowed connector is *silently* written out as a plain one and the rebuilt -system will usually fail connector matching at `initialize()` (the base -export no longer intersects the derived import), so windowed systems must be -built in Python (or expressed as an `AccumulationMediator`, which does -round-trip); connector `regridder=` callables (a rebuilt connector falls back -to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear systems need Python -construction); `io=` backends; `collect`; and `allow_unfed_imports`. Custom -`Connector` subclasses lose their type: only -`src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill` round-trip. +Not serialized, honestly stated: connector `regridder=` callables (a rebuilt +connector falls back to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear systems +need Python construction); `io=` backends; `collect`; and +`allow_unfed_imports`. Custom `Connector` subclasses lose their type: only +`src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill`/`window`/`reduce` round-trip. ### The aliases delta mechanism diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md index 515bae9b0..8b5fa9d5d 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md @@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ which registers the alias for you. Lookups are case-sensitive. A component advertises an import that nothing delivers. Two distinct raise sites with the same message shape: -1. **`couple()` auto-wiring** (`api._synthesize_mediators`): no component - exports the imported field, and it is not a derived (CellMethod) entry - whose base field someone exports. +1. **`couple()` auto-wiring** (`api.couple`): no component exports the + imported field, and it is not a derived (CellMethod) entry whose base + field someone exports. 2. **`Driver._check_unfed_imports` at `initialize()`**: components *do* export the field, but no connector in *your* run sequence delivers it β€” you forgot a `src -> dst` line. Without this check the component would @@ -70,10 +70,12 @@ geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean. Add an alias, a Mediator producing the derived field, or a DataComponent supplying it from a data source. ``` -Fixes, in order of likelihood: add the missing `ocean -> atmos` line to the -run sequence; add an alias so the exporter's name resolves to the same -standard name; register a CellMethod entry (so `couple()` can synthesize a -mediator) or add one explicitly; supply the field from a `DataComponent`. +Fixes, in order of likelihood: add the missing `(src, dst)` connection (or +`src -> dst` sequence line); add an alias so the exporter's name resolves to +the same standard name; register a CellMethod entry (so `couple()` can +synthesize a windowed connector) or build a windowed +`Connector(window=, reduce=)`/mediator explicitly; supply the field from a +`DataComponent`. Deliberately unfed imports are opt-in via `Driver(..., allow_unfed_imports=True)`, which downgrades case 2 to a warning (grep `no connector in the run sequence delivers it`). @@ -185,9 +187,9 @@ pass a string like '6h' or '2D', or a np.timedelta64`. ## AmbiguousCouplingError -Only `couple()` raises this (`api._synthesize_mediators`), in two spots: an -imported field is exported by more than one component, or a derived field's -*base* has multiple exporters. +Only `couple()` raises this (`api.couple`), in two spots: an imported field +is exported by more than one component, or a derived field's *base* has +multiple exporters. ```text Import 'sea_surface_temperature' of component 'atmos' is exported by @@ -204,6 +206,19 @@ same field. The run sequence references unknown names or is malformed. Raise sites: +`derive_sequence()` (fires at `Driver` construction when no sequence is +passed, and inside `couple()`): + +- `Coupling graph references unknown connection source 'atmso'. Did you + mean: 'atmos'? ...` β€” a connector endpoint is not a component name. +- `Sequential coupling cycle among components [...] at cadence 6h: + connections [...] require each destination to see state its source + produces in the same step, so no run order exists. Mark one edge lagged + (e.g. lagged={...}) or pass an explicit run sequence` β€” only reachable + with `derive_sequence(lagged=)`; the default `lagged="all"` cannot + cycle. +- `Cannot derive a run sequence from an empty component dict`. + `RunSequence.validate()` (fires inside `Driver.initialize`): - `Run sequence references unknown component 'atmso'. Did you mean: @@ -230,6 +245,12 @@ The complete set, grouped: **Driver lifecycle** (`driver.py`): +- `Driver needs a clock β€” Driver(components, sequence, clock) or + Driver(components, clock=Clock(start, stop, dt), connectors=[...])` β€” + `clock` is keyword-optional in the signature but always required. +- `Connection ('atmso', 'ocean'): ['atmso'] are not component names; known + components: [...]` β€” a bare `(src, dst)` connector tuple names an unknown + component. - `Component 'atmos' needs an initial condition β€” pass ics={'atmos': (x, coords)}` β€” every `requires_ic` component (Prognostic, Callable) needs an ics entry; mediators, DataComponents, and DiagnosticComponents do not. @@ -267,9 +288,9 @@ The complete set, grouped: with that exact method and window (a window mismatch, e.g. 24h vs the entry's 48h, fails the same way); the coupler never invents derived names. -**Import adapters** (`component.py`): +**Import adapters / Exchange** (`component.py`): -- `VariableOverwriteAdapter requires a 'variable' dim in the model state +- `Exchange.inject requires a 'variable' dim in the model state coords; use ConditioningKwargAdapter or ExtraTensorAdapter ...`. - `Imported field 'air_temperature_2m' (model name '...') is not a state variable of the model (variables: [...]). If the model takes forcing as a @@ -280,6 +301,34 @@ The complete set, grouped: - `... field_order names [...] are not in the import state (present: ...)`. - `Imported field with shape ... has more dims than the model state slice`. +**Pull-pattern coupling** (`pull.py`): + +- `Pull-coupled model requested variable 'msl', but the import state holds + ['air_temperature_2m', 'eastward_wind_10m'] (raw-name map: {}). Add the + field to the component's imports and wire a connector delivering it before + the model runs.` β€” the model's internal `fetch_data` asked the + `StateDataSource` for a variable resolving to nothing in the import State + (not a held standard name, not in the raw-name map, and no dictionary alias + naming a held field). Fix as it says: add the standard name to `imports=` + and wire a connector delivering it β€” plus a `variable_aliases`/dictionary + entry when the model's raw name is unknown. +- `Pull for 'eastward_wind_10m' at ['2024-01-01T06:00:00.000000000'] but the + served field is valid at 2024-01-01 β€” check the run-sequence ordering (the + connector must run before the pulling component in the same slot)` β€” only + with `strict_time=True`: the model pulled a time that does not match the + served field's `valid_time`, i.e. stale forcing. Classic cause: lagged + ordering (the connect placed before the source's run); make it sequential β€” + source run, then connect, then the pulling component, in one slot. +- `PullAdapter: model 'NoPull' has no attribute 'conditioning_data_source' β€” + this adapter is for models that fetch forcing from a settable data source + (e.g. StormCast's conditioning_data_source). For models taking conditioning + as an argument use ConditioningKwargAdapter.` β€” no settable data-source + attribute under the configured name. Pass `PullAdapter(attribute="...")` + if it lives elsewhere, or use `ConditioningKwargAdapter` / + `ExtraTensorAdapter` for argument-style conditioning. +- `StateDataSource serves (lat, lon) fields; got dims [...]` β€” the delivered + fields are not exchange-shaped `(lat, lon)`. + **Component phases** (`component.py`): - `Component 'atmos' not initialized` β€” `run()` before `initialize()`; @@ -323,7 +372,9 @@ component β€” a dict {'class': ..., 'kwargs': {...}} ...`; `from_yaml` raises for missing top-level keys (`YAML config is missing required keys`), bad import paths (`Cannot import module ...`, `... has no attribute ...`), malformed component specs, connector endpoints that are not configured -components, and wraps any constructor failure as +components, a `sequence` mapping without `derived: true` (`YAML 'sequence' +must be run-sequence DSL text, or {derived: true, text: ...} for a +graph-derived sequence`), and wraps any constructor failure as `Component 'x': (**kwargs) failed: ...`. **DLESyM split** (`dlesym_split.py`): layout/window checks on the real-model diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md index 31274fcd2..4c974cf7e 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/user_guide.md @@ -11,8 +11,10 @@ at [errors and troubleshooting](errors_and_troubleshooting.md). ## Quickstart: couple two components in ten lines -`couple()` auto-wires components by standard name, synthesizes any mediator a -derived import needs, and returns a ready-to-initialize `Driver`: +`couple()` auto-wires components by standard name, bridges any cadence gap a +derived import needs (a windowed connector, or a mediator when the pair also +carries a plain transfer), derives the run sequence from the coupling graph, +and returns a ready-to-initialize `Driver`: ```python import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc @@ -29,11 +31,13 @@ print(datasets["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].shape) # (17, 32, 64) `describe()` prints a terraform-plan-style summary: one table row per component (type, cadence, imports, exports), one per connector (fields, time -policy, fill, lagged/sequential mode, slot), then the generated run sequence. +policy, fill, lagged/sequential mode, slot), then the derived run sequence. Here the ocean imports `geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean` β€” a derived field -nobody exports β€” so `couple()` synthesized an `AccumulationMediator` -(`med_z1000-48H`) between the 6 h and 48 h cadences. `run()` executes to the -clock's stop time under `torch.inference_mode()` and returns one +nobody exports β€” so `couple()` synthesized a **windowed connector** +(`Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean")`) that reduces the +atmosphere's z1000 across the 6 h β†’ 48 h cadence gap; its `match()` lists +both the consumed base name and the delivered derived name. `run()` executes +to the clock's stop time under `torch.inference_mode()` and returns one `xarray.Dataset` per component; the time axis is each component's own ring times including t0, so atmos has 17 rows and the 48 h ocean has 3. @@ -43,11 +47,33 @@ precedes the runs in its slot, so each destination sees the source's the next section. The full walkthrough is [example 01](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py). -## Hand-built systems: Driver + DSL for ordering control +## Hand-built systems: declarative Driver, DSL for ordering control -When the coupling *order* is the experiment, skip `couple()` and write the -run sequence yourself. Coupling semantics are pure ordering: a `src -> dst` -line before `dst`'s run in the same slot is lagged; after it, sequential. +`couple()` is a thin layer over the `Driver`'s own declarative form β€” +components plus connections, no run sequence. Build it yourself when you +need connector options (regridder, fill, window) or explicit control over +which components participate; the schedule is still derived from the graph: + +```python +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import Clock, Connector, Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic + +atmos, ocean = fake_atmos(), fake_ocean() +driver = Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + clock=Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[ + ("ocean", "atmos"), # bare tuple -> default Connector + Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean"), + ], +) +assert driver.sequence_derived +``` + +When the coupling *order* is the experiment, pass the run sequence yourself +(`sequence=` as DSL text or a `RunSequence`). Coupling semantics are pure +ordering: a `src -> dst` line before `src`'s run in the same slot is lagged; +after it, sequential. ```python import numpy as np @@ -181,10 +207,11 @@ forcing arrives: | a state variable you overwrite before stepping | `VariableOverwriteAdapter` (default) | `model(x, coords)` after injecting import slices | | a conditioning kwarg (StormScope) | `ConditioningKwargAdapter` | `model.call_with_conditioning(x, coords, conditioning=..., conditioning_coords=...)` | | an extra positional/keyword tensor (DLESyM, PhysicsNeMo 4-tensor) | `ExtraTensorAdapter` | `model(x, coords, coupling)` or `model(x, coords, **{kwarg: coupling})` | +| its own internal `fetch_data` from a settable data source (StormCast) | `PullAdapter` | installs a `StateDataSource` on `model.conditioning_data_source`, then `model(x, coords)` β€” inference-only | The default only works when every imported field is *also* a variable of the model state (`"variable"` must be in the state coords); otherwise it raises -with a pointer to the other two adapters. **Gotcha:** with more than one +with a pointer to the other adapters. **Gotcha:** with more than one import, `ConditioningKwargAdapter` and `ExtraTensorAdapter` require `field_order=[...]` β€” channel order cannot be inferred, and stacking alphabetically would run fine and predict garbage, so the framework refuses @@ -210,6 +237,141 @@ with the exact `ics={...}` line to add. Mediators, `DataComponent`, and `DiagnosticComponent` set `requires_ic = False` and can be initialized with no arguments. +## Coupling a pull-pattern model (StormCast-style) + +Some models take no forcing argument at all: they *pull* it, calling +`fetch_data(self.conditioning_data_source, ...)` inside their own +`__call__`. `PullAdapter` couples them without wrapping or modifying the +model β€” before each step it installs a `StateDataSource` (an in-memory +DataSource serving the component's import State) on the model's +`conditioning_data_source` attribute, so the model's unmodified production +fetch path receives this step's coupled forcing. Because the data crosses +`fetch_data`'s xarray/numpy boundary, pull-coupled components are +**inference-only**. + +```python +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from earth2studio.data.utils import fetch_data +from earth2studio.nvcoupler import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + CallableComponent, + Clock, + Connector, + Driver, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, + PrognosticComponent, + PullAdapter, +) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +GRID = (8, 16) +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + + +class PullModel: + """StormCast-shaped: no forcing argument β€” pulls u10m/t2m through the + REAL fetch_data inside __call__, from a settable data-source attribute.""" + + conditioning_data_source = None # the injection point + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "time": np.empty(0), + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["refc"]), + **grid_coords(*GRID), + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(1, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + cond, _ = fetch_data( # the production fetch path + self.conditioning_data_source, + time=np.atleast_1d(coords["time"]), + variable=np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), + ) + return ( + x + 1.0 + cond[0, 0, 0].mean() + 0.1 * cond[0, 0, 1].mean(), + self.output_coords(coords), + ) + + +d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +d.register(FieldEntry("radar_reflectivity", "dBZ", aliases=frozenset({"refc"}))) + +def global_step(x, coords): # u10m grows 1 m/s per step; t2m constant + return torch.stack([x[0] + 1.0, x[1]]), coords + +glob = CallableComponent( + "global", global_step, timestep="1h", + exports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], +) +stormcast = PrognosticComponent( + "stormcast", PullModel(), + imports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], + exports=["radar_reflectivity"], + import_adapter=PullAdapter(), + variable_aliases={"refc": "radar_reflectivity"}, + dictionary=d, +) +driver = Driver( + {"global": glob, "stormcast": stormcast}, + sequence=""" + @1h + global + global -> stormcast # sequential: stormcast pulls FRESH forcing + stormcast + @ + """, + clock=Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T03:00", "1h"), + connectors=[Connector(glob, stormcast)], +) +ic_sc = PullModel().input_coords() +ic_sc["time"] = np.array([T0]) +driver.initialize( + { + "global": ( + torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 2.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), + ), + "stormcast": (torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, *GRID), ic_sc), + } +) +driver.run() +# hour k pulls the CURRENT u = 2 + k: refc increments 32, 33, 34 +refc = stormcast.export_state["radar_reflectivity"] +assert torch.allclose(refc.data, torch.full(GRID, 32.0 + 33.0 + 34.0)) +``` + +The model's raw conditioning names (`u10m`, `t2m`) resolve against the import +State through the component's aliases and the dictionary, so the shim answers +them without any extra mapping. This is exactly the shape of earth2studio's +`serve/server/example_workflows/stormcast_conus_workflow.py`, which today +stages the full conditioning forecast to temp files and replays it through an +`InferenceOutputSource` β€” with `PullAdapter` the same masquerade happens live, +per step, with no staging. See +[example 06](../../../examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py) +(pull-pattern conditioning, StormCast-style) in `examples/09_nvcoupler/` for +the full walkthrough. + +**Gotcha:** the served source is a snapshot of whatever the connector last +delivered β€” under the default *lagged* ordering (connect before the source's +run) the model pulls **stale** forcing from the previous step. Use an +explicit sequential DSL as above (`global`, then `global -> stormcast`, then +`stormcast` in one slot) so each pull sees fresh forcing; +`PullAdapter(strict_time=True)` turns a misalignment into a +`CouplingError` instead of a silent stale read. + ## Prescribed forcing: DataComponent Swapping a modeled ocean for observed SST is the classic AMIP-style @@ -631,9 +793,11 @@ real training step. ## YAML round-trip `to_yaml(driver)` / `from_yaml(text_or_path)` serialize the clock, the run -sequence verbatim, non-default dictionary entries and aliases, component -specs, and connector settings (`src`, `dst`, `fields`, `time_policy`, -`fill`). What round-trips: +sequence (hand-written sequences verbatim as DSL text; derived sequences as +`sequence: {derived: true, text: ...}`, re-derived deterministically on +load), non-default dictionary entries and aliases, component specs, and +connector settings (`src`, `dst`, `fields`, `time_policy`, `fill`, and +`window`/`reduce` for windowed connectors). What round-trips: - `AccumulationMediator` / `TrailingAverageMediator`: automatically (name, fields, window). @@ -670,9 +834,8 @@ rebuilt.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) What cannot round-trip: components wrapping closures or live model objects without a `yaml_spec` (`to_yaml` raises with the fix), custom `regridder=` callables and custom ImportAdapter instances (connector `fields`/policies -serialize; callables do not), windowed connectors β€” `window=`/`reduce=` are -silently dropped by `to_yaml`, so windowed systems must be built in Python β€” -and model checkpoints referenced by load paths (out of scope for v1). Initial conditions are never serialized β€” a config +serialize; callables do not), and model checkpoints referenced by load paths +(out of scope for v1). Initial conditions are never serialized β€” a config describes the system, not its state. Full schema in the [DSL and YAML reference](dsl_and_yaml_reference.md). diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..baa54888d --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py @@ -0,0 +1,199 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Pull-pattern coupling: adapters for models that fetch their own forcing. + +Some earth2studio models (StormCast is the canonical case) do not accept +coupled fields as call arguments β€” they *pull* them, calling +``fetch_data(self.conditioning_data_source, time, variables, ...)`` inside +their own ``__call__``. The only injection point such a model exposes is the +settable data-source attribute. + +:class:`PullAdapter` exploits exactly that point, without wrapping or +modifying the model: before each step it installs a :class:`StateDataSource` +β€” a tiny in-memory object satisfying the DataSource protocol that answers +fetches from the component's import State. The model runs its unmodified +production code path (fetch β†’ interpolate β†’ concatenate) and believes it is +reading GFS; it is reading the coupler. This is the same masquerade the +existing serve workflows play with ``InferenceOutputSource``, minus the +store-and-replay staging: the "source" is this step's live exchange. + +Honest limitation: the pull path goes through the model's own +``fetch_data``/xarray machinery, so field data crosses a numpy boundary β€” +pull-coupled components are inference-only (no gradients through the +exchange). Push-pattern adapters keep autograd intact. +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Mapping +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any + +import numpy as np +import torch +import xarray as xr + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .errors import CouplingError +from .field import State + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .component import Exchange + from .dictionary import FieldDictionary + +# Fetch times farther than this from a served field's valid_time trigger a +# warning: the pull is likely misaligned with the exchange cadence. +DEFAULT_TIME_TOLERANCE = np.timedelta64(0, "h") + + +class StateDataSource: + """A DataSource serving the current contents of an import State. + + Answers ``__call__(time, variable)`` with an ``xr.DataArray`` of dims + ``(time, variable, lat, lon)`` built from the State's Fields. Variables + may be requested by the model's raw names (resolved through the owning + component's dictionary/aliases) or by standard name. + + The source is a snapshot view: whatever the connector last delivered is + what every requested time receives. Cadence alignment is the run + sequence's job β€” a sequential ``global -> stormcast`` connect before the + pull guarantees the served fields are valid at the pulled time. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + state: State, + raw_to_std: Mapping[str, str] | None = None, + strict_time: bool = False, + dictionary: "FieldDictionary | None" = None, + ): + from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + + self.state = state + self.raw_to_std = dict(raw_to_std or {}) + self.strict_time = strict_time + self.dictionary = dictionary or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY + + def _resolve(self, name: str) -> str: + if name in self.state: + return name + if name in self.raw_to_std and self.raw_to_std[name] in self.state: + return self.raw_to_std[name] + # pulled conditioning names are usually model-raw (u10m, t2m): the + # Exchange map only covers state variables, so fall back to aliases + if name in self.dictionary: + std = self.dictionary.standard_name(name) + if std in self.state: + return std + raise CouplingError( + f"Pull-coupled model requested variable {name!r}, but the import " + f"state holds {sorted(self.state)} (raw-name map: " + f"{self.raw_to_std}). Add the field to the component's imports " + "and wire a connector delivering it before the model runs." + ) + + def __call__(self, time: Any, variable: Any) -> xr.DataArray: + times = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(time, dtype="datetime64[ns]")) + variables = np.atleast_1d(np.asarray(variable)) + fields = [self.state[self._resolve(str(v))] for v in variables] + + grid = fields[0].coords + if list(grid.keys()) != ["lat", "lon"]: + raise CouplingError( + "StateDataSource serves (lat, lon) fields; got dims " + f"{list(grid.keys())} for {fields[0].standard_name!r} β€” " + "exchange-shaped Fields are expected (leading singleton dims " + "are squeezed by the publishing component)" + ) + for f in fields: + if self.strict_time and f.valid_time is not None: + if any(t != f.valid_time for t in times): + raise CouplingError( + f"Pull for {f.standard_name!r} at {times} but the " + f"served field is valid at {f.valid_time} β€” check the " + "run-sequence ordering (the connector must run before " + "the pulling component in the same slot)" + ) + + # IO boundary of the pull path: the model's own fetch machinery is + # xarray-based, so this conversion is unavoidable (inference-only). + data = np.stack( + [f.data.detach().cpu().numpy() for f in fields], axis=0 + )[np.newaxis].repeat(len(times), axis=0) + return xr.DataArray( + data, + dims=["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"], + coords={ + "time": times, + "variable": variables, + "lat": np.asarray(grid["lat"]), + "lon": np.asarray(grid["lon"]), + }, + ) + + +class PullAdapter: + """ImportAdapter for pull-pattern models (StormCast-style). + + Before each model call, installs a :class:`StateDataSource` over the + current import State on the model's data-source attribute + (``conditioning_data_source`` by default), then calls + ``model(x, coords)`` unchanged. The model's internal fetch receives this + step's coupled forcing. + + Parameters + ---------- + attribute : str + Name of the model's settable data-source attribute. + strict_time : bool + Raise if the model pulls times that do not match the served fields' + valid_time (default False: serve the snapshot and let the run + sequence own alignment). + """ + + def __init__( + self, + attribute: str = "conditioning_data_source", + strict_time: bool = False, + dictionary: "FieldDictionary | None" = None, + ): + self.attribute = attribute + self.strict_time = strict_time + self.dictionary = dictionary + + def __call__( + self, model: Any, exchange: "Exchange" + ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, "CoordSystem"]: + if not hasattr(model, self.attribute): + raise CouplingError( + f"PullAdapter: model {type(model).__name__!r} has no " + f"attribute {self.attribute!r} β€” this adapter is for models " + "that fetch forcing from a settable data source (e.g. " + "StormCast's conditioning_data_source). For models taking " + "conditioning as an argument use ConditioningKwargAdapter." + ) + raw_to_std = {raw: std for std, raw in exchange.std_to_raw.items()} + setattr( + model, + self.attribute, + StateDataSource( + exchange.imports, + raw_to_std, + strict_time=self.strict_time, + dictionary=self.dictionary, + ), + ) + return model(exchange.x, OrderedDict(exchange.coords)) diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py index 18931fa27..4e60017c4 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py @@ -23,14 +23,16 @@ This example builds the smallest complete coupled system: a fast "atmosphere" (6 h step, 32x64 grid) and a slow "ocean" (48 h step, 16x32 grid) exchanging -fields through a trailing-average mediator, exactly the cadence structure of -DLESyM. Every number below is hand-computable. +fields through two connectors β€” one of them a windowed (trailing 48 h mean) +reduction β€” exactly the cadence structure of DLESyM. The system is declared +as components plus connections; the run sequence is derived from the coupling +graph. Every number below is hand-computable. In this example you will learn: - How to declare components with imports/exports by standard name -- How the run-sequence DSL schedules runs and exchanges -- How the Driver validates and executes the coupled loop +- How to declare the coupling graph and let the Driver derive the schedule +- How a windowed connector (window=, reduce=) bridges a cadence gap - How to inspect exchanges (probe) and collect results as xarray """ @@ -47,7 +49,7 @@ # The toy components live in ``earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing``. The # atmosphere steps ``z1000 += 1 + 0.1 * sst`` and imports SST; the ocean # steps ``sst += 0.01 * z48m`` and imports the trailing 48 h mean of z1000. -# Grids differ, so the connector regrids automatically. +# Grids differ, so the connectors regrid automatically. import os @@ -58,47 +60,62 @@ atmos = fake_atmos() # 6h step, exports geopotential_at_1000hpa, imports SST ocean = fake_ocean() # 48h step, exports sea_surface_temperature -med = nvc.TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]) print(atmos) print(ocean) -print(med) # %% -# The Run Sequence -# ---------------- -# NUOPC-style: one slot per cadence, actions in order. Placing -# ``ocean -> atmos`` *before* ``atmos`` makes the coupling lagged β€” the -# atmosphere always sees the ocean's most recent completed state. - -SEQUENCE = """ -@6h - atmos -> med # accumulate z1000 into the mediator - ocean -> atmos # lagged SST forcing - atmos -@48h - med.compute # reduce the 48h window - med -> ocean # hand the mean to the ocean - ocean -@ -""" +# Declare the Coupling Graph +# -------------------------- +# Two edges. The SST hand-off is a plain connector β€” a bare ``(src, dst)`` +# tuple builds the default. The z1000 hand-off is a *windowed* connector: +# ``window="48h", reduce="mean"`` folds the atmosphere's export into a +# running mean every step and delivers it as the derived field +# ``geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean`` (declared by a CellMethod entry in the +# ocean's dictionary) on each 48 h boundary. No mediator needed for a +# single-source reduction. + +connectors = [ + ("ocean", "atmos"), # lagged SST forcing + nvc.Connector(atmos, ocean, window="48h", reduce="mean"), +] + +# %% +# Build the Driver β€” No Run Sequence Required +# ------------------------------------------- +# With no ``sequence=`` the Driver derives the canonical (lagged) schedule +# from the coupling graph: one slot per cadence, connects before runs. +# ``describe()`` shows the whole plan β€” components, connectors, and the +# derived sequence β€” before anything runs. (An explicit run-sequence DSL +# remains the escape hatch when the *ordering* is the experiment; see +# example 02.) + +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean}, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=connectors, +) +print(driver.describe()) # %% # Execute the Coupled Loop # ------------------------ # The Driver validates everything at initialize (names, cadences, field # matching, units) and then runs 96 hours: 16 atmosphere steps, 2 ocean -# steps, 2 mediator reductions. +# steps, 2 window deliveries. We iterate with ``steps()`` to also capture +# each 48 h mean as the windowed connector delivers it. -driver = nvc.Driver( - {"atmos": atmos, "ocean": ocean, "med": med}, - sequence=SEQUENCE, - clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), -) driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) -datasets = driver.run() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] (in-memory collection) -print(f"atmos ran {atmos.run_count}x, ocean {ocean.run_count}x, med {med.run_count}x") +z48_means, seen = [], set() +for time, states in driver.steps(): + f = driver.probe("atmos->ocean").get("geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean") + if f is not None and f.valid_time not in seen: + seen.add(f.valid_time) + z48_means.append(float(f.data.mean())) +datasets = driver.to_xarray() # dict[str, xr.Dataset] (in-memory collection) + +print(f"atmos ran {atmos.run_count}x, ocean {ocean.run_count}x") # %% # Inspect the Results @@ -107,9 +124,10 @@ # 48h mean is 4.2, giving sst=2.042; z then grows 1.2042/step to # z(96h)=19.2336, and sst(96h)=2.180147. +import numpy as np + z = datasets["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"] sst = datasets["ocean"]["sea_surface_temperature"] -zmean = datasets["med"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] print("\ntime series (area means):") print(f"{'time':>20} {'z1000':>10} {'sst':>10}") @@ -119,7 +137,14 @@ if t in sst.time.values: row += f" {float(sst.sel(time=t).mean()):>10.6f}" print(row) -print(f"\n48h means from the mediator: {zmean.mean(('lat', 'lon')).values}") +print(f"\n48h means delivered by the windowed connector: {z48_means}") + +if not np.isclose(float(z.values[-1].mean()), 19.2336, atol=1e-4): + raise ValueError("z1000(96h) does not match the hand-computed value") +if not np.isclose(float(sst.values[-1].mean()), 2.180147, atol=1e-6): + raise ValueError("sst(96h) does not match the hand-computed value") +if not np.allclose(z48_means, [4.2, 13.8147], atol=1e-4): + raise ValueError("48h means do not match the hand-computed values") # %% # Plot the Coupled Time Series @@ -149,8 +174,26 @@ # ----------------- # Every connector remembers the last fields it moved β€” useful when a coupled # run misbehaves and you need to see what actually crossed the interface. +# The windowed connector's probe carries the *derived* standard name. -transfer = driver.probe("ocean->atmos") -f = transfer["sea_surface_temperature"] +f = driver.probe("ocean->atmos")["sea_surface_temperature"] print(f"last ocean->atmos transfer: {f}") print(f"regridded to the atmos grid: {tuple(f.data.shape)}") +z48 = driver.probe("atmos->ocean")["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] +print(f"last atmos->ocean transfer: {z48}") + +# %% +# One-Call Auto-Wiring +# -------------------- +# ``couple()`` goes one step further: it discovers both edges (including the +# windowed one, from the ocean's derived import) by matching standard names, +# so the whole system above is: + +driver2 = nvc.couple( + fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05" +) +driver2.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) +z96 = float( + driver2.run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1].mean() +) +print(f"couple() reproduces z1000(96h) = {z96:.4f}") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py index 1819c4c7b..bb719ddb3 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/02_lagged_vs_sequential.py @@ -26,6 +26,9 @@ (lagged/explicit) is an architectural decision baked deep into the coupler. In nvcoupler it is one line of the run sequence: a ConnectAction placed before the destination's RunAction in a slot is lagged; after, sequential. +The sequence a Driver derives from the coupling graph is always the lagged +canonical form β€” passing an explicit run-sequence DSL is the escape hatch +that makes the ordering itself the experiment, as here. In this example you will learn: diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py index 51ec7ff04..e12a6c70c 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/03_impact_chain.py @@ -16,22 +16,26 @@ # %% """ -Weather-to-Impact Chains with Accumulation Mediators -==================================================== +Weather-to-Impact Chains with Windowed Reductions +================================================= Feeding an impact model with accumulated weather quantities. Impact models (flood, crop, energy, fire) rarely want instantaneous fields β€” -they want precipitation *sums*, temperature *maxima*, degree days. The -AccumulationMediator produces exactly these, declared through CF-style -cell-method entries in the field dictionary, and any Python function can be -the impact model via CallableComponent (it does not need to be ML). +they want precipitation *sums*, temperature *maxima*, degree days. Derived +fields are declared through CF-style cell-method entries in the field +dictionary, and nvcoupler offers two mechanisms to produce them: a **windowed +connector** (``window=``, ``reduce=``) when one source feeds one destination, +and an **AccumulationMediator** for terminal or multi-source reductions. Any +Python function can be the impact model via CallableComponent (it does not +need to be ML). In this example you will learn: - How to register derived fields with a CellMethod (no suffix parsing) -- How sum and max reductions accumulate on the fast cadence -- How a downstream impact component consumes the derived fields +- How a windowed connector reduces a fast field for a slow consumer +- When an AccumulationMediator is still the right tool +- How the run sequence is derived from the coupling graph """ # /// script @@ -73,18 +77,15 @@ def weather_step(x, coords): # Derived Fields via CellMethod # ----------------------------- # ``total_precipitation_48h_sum`` and ``air_temperature_2m_24h_max`` ship in -# the default dictionary; here is what registering one looks like. The -# mediator reads the base field, reduction, and window off the entry β€” -# nothing is inferred from name strings. +# the default dictionary. Windowed connectors and mediators alike read the +# base field, reduction, and window off the entry β€” nothing is inferred from +# name strings. from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY entry = DEFAULT_DICTIONARY.resolve("total_precipitation_48h_sum") print(f"{entry.standard_name}: {entry.cell_method}") -precip_sum = nvc.AccumulationMediator("psum", ["total_precipitation_48h_sum"]) -t2m_max = nvc.AccumulationMediator("tmax", ["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"]) - # %% # A (Non-ML) Impact Model # ----------------------- @@ -115,24 +116,31 @@ def flood_step(x, coords): ) # %% -# Wire and Run the Chain -# ---------------------- -# weather (6h) feeds both mediators every step; the flood model runs on the -# 48 h cadence after the precip sum lands; the t2m max reduces every 24 h. - -SEQUENCE = """ -@6h - weather -> psum - weather -> tmax - weather -@24h - tmax.compute -@48h - psum.compute - psum -> flood - flood -@ -""" +# Wire the Chain +# -------------- +# The precip sum has one source and one destination, so it is a **windowed +# connector** β€” no mediator, no extra component. The 24 h t2m max is a +# *terminal* product (nothing imports it), so it needs an +# **AccumulationMediator**: mediators are components with export states that +# land in the collected output. The run sequence is derived from the graph β€” +# weather feeds both reductions every 6 h, the max reduces every 24 h, the +# flood model runs every 48 h on the freshly delivered sum. + +t2m_max = nvc.AccumulationMediator("tmax", ["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"]) + +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"weather": weather, "tmax": t2m_max, "flood": flood}, + clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + connectors=[ + nvc.Connector(weather, flood, window="48h", reduce="sum"), + ("weather", "tmax"), + ], +) +print(driver.describe()) + +# %% +# Run It +# ------ ic_weather = ( torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 1.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), @@ -143,11 +151,6 @@ def flood_step(x, coords): OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["findex", "p48"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), ) -driver = nvc.Driver( - {"weather": weather, "psum": precip_sum, "tmax": t2m_max, "flood": flood}, - sequence=SEQUENCE, - clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), -) # Note: initialize logs warnings that tmax's and flood's exports have no # consumer β€” correct here, they are the chain's terminal outputs. driver.initialize({"weather": ic_weather, "flood": ic_flood}) @@ -159,13 +162,15 @@ def flood_step(x, coords): # 8 samples of 1.0 kg m-2 per 48 h window -> sum 8.0 -> flood index 0.8. # t2m rises 1 K/step; the max over each 24 h window is the last sample. -psum_series = ds["psum"]["total_precipitation_48h_sum"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values +p48 = driver.probe("weather->flood")["total_precipitation_48h_sum"] tmax_series = ds["tmax"]["air_temperature_2m_24h_max"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values flood_series = ds["flood"]["flood_risk_index"].mean(("lat", "lon")).values -print(f"48h precip sums: {psum_series}") -print(f"24h t2m maxima: {tmax_series}") -print(f"flood risk index: {flood_series}") -if not np.allclose(psum_series, 8.0) or not np.allclose(flood_series[1:], 0.8): +print(f"last 48h precip sum: {float(p48.data.mean())}") +print(f"24h t2m maxima: {tmax_series}") +print(f"flood risk index: {flood_series}") +if not np.isclose(float(p48.data.mean()), 8.0) or not np.allclose( + flood_series[1:], 0.8 +): raise ValueError("impact chain did not reproduce the analytic values") print("\nimpact chain produced the analytic values βœ“") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py index f95267bd9..cb80d1501 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/05_coupled_finetuning.py @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Separately-trained emulators drift when coupled: each was trained against truth forcing, not against the other model's imperfect output. The remedy is coupled fine-tuning β€” optimizing both models jointly on coupled rollouts. -nvcoupler's exchange path (regrid gathers, mediator reductions, functional +nvcoupler's exchange path (regrid gathers, windowed reductions, functional import injection) is autograd-clean end to end, and ``driver.rollout()`` keeps the graph, so a loss on one component's final state reaches the parameters of every component upstream through the exchanges. @@ -58,34 +58,22 @@ import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import atmos_ic, fake_atmos, fake_ocean, ocean_ic -SEQUENCE = """ -@6h - atmos -> med - ocean -> atmos - atmos -@48h - med.compute - med -> ocean - ocean -@ -""" - gain_atmos = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) gain_ocean = torch.tensor(1.0, requires_grad=True) def coupled_forecast() -> torch.Tensor: - """One 96 h coupled rollout; returns the final mean z1000 (graph kept).""" - driver = nvc.Driver( - { - "atmos": fake_atmos(gain=gain_atmos), - "ocean": fake_ocean(gain=gain_ocean), - "med": nvc.TrailingAverageMediator( - "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] - ), - }, - sequence=SEQUENCE, - clock=nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-05", "6h"), + """One 96 h coupled rollout; returns the final mean z1000 (graph kept). + + couple() auto-wires the two components: lagged SST forcing one way, a + windowed (trailing 48 h mean) connector the other β€” the running + reduction is differentiable like every other exchange stage. + """ + driver = nvc.couple( + fake_atmos(gain=gain_atmos), + fake_ocean(gain=gain_ocean), + start="2024-01-01", + stop="2024-01-05", collect=False, ) driver.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) @@ -98,8 +86,8 @@ def coupled_forecast() -> torch.Tensor: # --------------------------- # With gains at 1.0 the forecast lands at 19.2336 (see example 01). A loss on # the atmosphere's final state produces nonzero gradients for BOTH gains β€” -# the ocean's only route to the loss is through two connectors and the -# mediator. +# the ocean's only route to the loss is through the two connectors (one of +# them a windowed reduction). with torch.enable_grad(): z96 = coupled_forecast() diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f929cfce9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py @@ -0,0 +1,283 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Pull-Pattern Coupling: Feeding a Model That Fetches Its Own Forcing +=================================================================== + +Coupling a StormCast-style regional model without temp-file staging. + +Most models take coupled fields as call arguments β€” the coupler pushes. +Some do not: StormCast holds a settable ``conditioning_data_source`` and, +inside its own ``__call__``, *pulls* its conditioning by calling the real +``earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data`` on that attribute. The production +workflow (``serve/server/example_workflows/stormcast_conus_workflow.py``) +copes today by running the full global conditioning forecast first, staging +it to temporary NetCDF files, and handing StormCast an +``InferenceOutputSource`` over those files β€” a data source masquerading as +GFS. It works, but the entire conditioning forecast must be materialized to +disk before the regional model takes a single step. + +nvcoupler's :class:`~earth2studio.nvcoupler.pull.PullAdapter` plays the +same masquerade minus the staging: before each step it installs a +:class:`~earth2studio.nvcoupler.pull.StateDataSource` β€” an in-memory +DataSource answering fetches from the component's live import State β€” on +the model's data-source attribute. The model runs its unmodified production +fetch path and receives THIS step's coupled forcing, delivered by a +connector moments earlier in the same run-sequence slot. + +In this example you will learn: + +- What the pull pattern is and which models need it (StormCast) +- How PullAdapter + StateDataSource replace the temp-file staging +- How an explicit sequential run sequence guarantees fresh conditioning +- How to verify, step by step, that the model pulled the current exchange + +One honest caveat up front: the pull path crosses the model's own +xarray/numpy fetch machinery, so pull-coupled components are +**inference-only** β€” no gradients flow through this exchange (contrast +example 05, where the push-pattern exchange is autograd-clean). +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# A Pull-Pattern Mock Regional Model +# ---------------------------------- +# We stand in for StormCast with a mock that is *protocol-faithful* to its +# coupling surface: a settable ``conditioning_data_source`` attribute, a +# declared list of raw conditioning variables, and β€” crucially β€” a fetch +# through the REAL ``earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data``, the same code +# path the production model runs. If the shim satisfies fetch_data here, it +# satisfies StormCast's mechanics. Its "physics" is a hand-computable +# update of a single radar-reflectivity state: +# +# refc <- refc + 1 + mean(u10m) + 0.1 * mean(t2m) +# +# and it logs every pull so we can audit exactly what conditioning it saw. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.data.utils import fetch_data +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.pull import PullAdapter +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +GRID = (8, 16) + + +class MockPullModel: + """StormCast stand-in: pulls u10m/t2m via fetch_data inside __call__. + + Mirrors the production coupling surface exactly β€” the coupler never + calls anything but ``model(x, coords)``; the conditioning arrives + through the data source the model itself fetches from. + """ + + conditioning_variables = np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]) + + def __init__(self): + self.conditioning_data_source = None # PullAdapter sets this + self.pull_log: list[np.ndarray] = [] + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "time": np.empty(0), + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["refc"]), + **grid_coords(*GRID), + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(1, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + if self.conditioning_data_source is None: + raise RuntimeError("conditioning_data_source not set") + # The REAL fetch path StormCast uses β€” not a shortcut around it. + cond, _ = fetch_data( + self.conditioning_data_source, + time=np.atleast_1d(coords["time"]), + variable=self.conditioning_variables, + ) + self.pull_log.append(cond.numpy().copy()) + u_mean = cond[0, 0, 0].mean() + t_mean = cond[0, 0, 1].mean() + return x + 1.0 + u_mean + 0.1 * t_mean, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +# %% +# The Global Conditioning Component +# --------------------------------- +# A toy "global" model in the Jussi-workflow shape: it exports the two +# fields StormCast conditions on. Its 10 m wind grows by 1 m/s per step +# (so freshness is detectable β€” each hour's conditioning differs from the +# last) while temperature holds constant at 280 K. + + +def global_step(x, coords): + # x stacks [u10m, t2m]; u10m grows 1 m/s per step, t2m constant + return torch.stack([x[0] + 1.0, x[1]]), coords + + +glob = nvc.CallableComponent( + "global", + global_step, + timestep="1h", + exports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], +) + +# %% +# Wire the Regional Component with PullAdapter +# -------------------------------------------- +# The regional component imports what the global one exports. Its +# ``import_adapter=PullAdapter()`` is the whole pull-pattern story: before +# each step, the adapter installs a StateDataSource over the import State +# on the model's ``conditioning_data_source``, then calls the model +# unchanged. The model pulls "u10m"/"t2m" by its raw names; the shim +# resolves them to the standard names in the State. ``refc`` is not in the +# default field dictionary, so we register it. + +dictionary = nvc.FieldDictionary(nvc.DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) +dictionary.register( + nvc.FieldEntry("radar_reflectivity", "dBZ", aliases=frozenset({"refc"})) +) + +model = MockPullModel() +stormcast = nvc.PrognosticComponent( + "stormcast", + model, + imports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], + exports=["radar_reflectivity"], + import_adapter=PullAdapter(), + variable_aliases={"refc": "radar_reflectivity"}, + dictionary=dictionary, +) + +# %% +# Explicit Sequential Run Sequence +# -------------------------------- +# Freshness is an *ordering* property, so we write the sequence explicitly +# rather than letting the Driver derive the lagged default: in every 1 h +# slot the global model steps, the connector delivers its new exports, and +# only then does the regional model run β€” so each pull sees conditioning +# valid at the pulled time. This is the sequential-coupling half of +# example 02, applied to the pull pattern. + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") + +driver = nvc.Driver( + {"global": glob, "stormcast": stormcast}, + sequence=""" + @1h + global + global -> stormcast + stormcast + @ + """, + clock=nvc.Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T04:00", "1h"), + connectors=[nvc.Connector(glob, stormcast)], +) +print(driver.describe()) + +# %% +# Initialize and Run 4 Hours +# -------------------------- +# The global state starts at u10m = 2, t2m = 280; refc starts at 0. Hand +# computation: at hour k the global model has already stepped, so the pull +# sees u = 2 + k, and the refc increment is 1 + (2 + k) + 0.1 * 280 = +# 31 + k β€” i.e. 32, 33, 34, 35 over four hours, cumulative 134. We iterate +# with ``steps()`` to record refc after every slot. + +ic_glob = ( + torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 2.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), +) +ic_sc = model.input_coords() +ic_sc["time"] = np.array([T0]) +driver.initialize( + {"global": ic_glob, "stormcast": (torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, *GRID), ic_sc)} +) + +refc_series = [] +for time, states in driver.steps(): + refc_series.append( + float(stormcast.export_state["radar_reflectivity"].data.mean()) + ) + +# %% +# Prove Every Step Pulled Fresh Conditioning +# ------------------------------------------ +# The model's pull log is the audit trail: each entry is what its own +# fetch_data returned that step. The pulled u10m must be 3, 4, 5, 6 β€” the +# global state *after* that hour's step, never a stale or staged value β€” +# and each refc increment must match the arithmetic above. + +print(f"{'hour':>6} {'pulled u10m':>12} {'pulled t2m':>11} " + f"{'refc incr':>10} {'refc':>8}") +prev = 0.0 +for k, (pull, refc) in enumerate(zip(model.pull_log, refc_series), start=1): + u, t = float(pull[0, 0, 0].mean()), float(pull[0, 0, 1].mean()) + incr = refc - prev + prev = refc + print(f"{k:>5}h {u:>12.1f} {t:>11.1f} {incr:>10.1f} {refc:>8.1f}") + +pulled_u = [float(p[0, 0, 0].mean()) for p in model.pull_log] +if pulled_u != [3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0]: + raise ValueError("a pull saw stale conditioning β€” sequencing is broken") +if not np.isclose(refc_series[-1], 32.0 + 33.0 + 34.0 + 35.0): + raise ValueError("refc(4h) does not match the hand-computed value") +print("\nevery regional step pulled that step's fresh conditioning βœ“") + +# %% +# Probe the Exchange +# ------------------ +# The connector's probe shows the last fields it moved β€” the same fields +# the StateDataSource then served to the model's fetch. Note the u10m value +# matches the final pull (6.0): what crossed the interface is what the +# model consumed, with no files in between. + +u10 = driver.probe("global->stormcast")["eastward_wind_10m"] +t2 = driver.probe("global->stormcast")["air_temperature_2m"] +print(f"last global->stormcast transfer: {u10}") +print(f" {t2}") + +# %% +# Honest Closing Notes +# -------------------- +# Two limits worth stating plainly. First, the pull path goes through the +# model's own fetch_data/xarray machinery, so field data crosses a numpy +# boundary: pull-coupled components are inference-only, and no gradients +# flow through this exchange (push-pattern adapters keep autograd intact β€” +# see example 05). Second, this example validates the *mechanics* β€” the +# mock is protocol-faithful, fetching through the real fetch_data β€” but a +# run against real StormCast weights, replacing the temp-file staging in +# ``stormcast_conus_workflow.py`` end to end, remains future validation. diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst index 643789af7..9ff13bc5c 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst @@ -6,7 +6,10 @@ Coupling (nvcoupler) Examples for nvcoupler, the NUOPC/ESMF-inspired coupling framework for AI Earth-system inference. All examples run on synthetic toy components β€” no model weights, GPU, or network access required β€” and each prints -hand-verifiable numbers. They cover the coupled atmos/ocean loop, coupling -order experiments, impact chains via accumulation mediators, vertical -(hybrid to pressure) coupling for chemistry, and gradient flow across the -exchange for coupled fine-tuning. +hand-verifiable numbers. They cover the coupled atmos/ocean loop declared as +a coupling graph (with a windowed-reduction connector), coupling order +experiments via explicit run sequences, impact chains mixing windowed +connectors and accumulation mediators, vertical (hybrid to pressure) +coupling for chemistry, gradient flow across the exchange for coupled +fine-tuning, and pull-pattern (StormCast-style) conditioning via +``PullAdapter``. diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..766f186df --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""Pull-pattern coupling tests (PullAdapter / StateDataSource). + +MockPullModel is protocol-faithful to StormCast's coupling surface: it holds +a settable ``conditioning_data_source`` and, inside its own ``__call__``, +fetches its conditioning variables through the REAL +``earth2studio.data.utils.fetch_data`` β€” the same code path the production +model runs. If the shim satisfies fetch_data, it satisfies StormCast's +mechanics (the model-weights physics is exactly what these tests cannot +cover, and says so). +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import pytest +import torch + +from earth2studio.data.utils import fetch_data +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.clock import Clock +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.component import CallableComponent, PrognosticComponent +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.connector import Connector +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.driver import Driver +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.field import Field, State +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.pull import PullAdapter, StateDataSource +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +T0 = np.datetime64("2024-01-01") +GRID = (8, 16) + + +class MockPullModel: + """StormCast-shaped mock: pulls u10m/t2m via fetch_data inside __call__, + then steps its single state variable by the conditioning mean: + refc <- refc + 1 + mean(u10m) + 0.1 * mean(t2m) + Deterministic and hand-computable.""" + + conditioning_variables = np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]) + + def __init__(self): + self.conditioning_data_source = None + self.pull_log: list[np.ndarray] = [] + + def input_coords(self): + return OrderedDict( + { + "time": np.empty(0), + "lead_time": np.array([np.timedelta64(0, "h")]), + "variable": np.array(["refc"]), + **grid_coords(*GRID), + } + ) + + def output_coords(self, input_coords): + out = OrderedDict({k: v.copy() for k, v in input_coords.items()}) + out["lead_time"] = input_coords["lead_time"] + np.timedelta64(1, "h") + return out + + def __call__(self, x, coords): + if self.conditioning_data_source is None: + raise RuntimeError("conditioning_data_source not set") + # the REAL fetch path StormCast uses + cond, _ = fetch_data( + self.conditioning_data_source, + time=np.atleast_1d(coords["time"]), + variable=self.conditioning_variables, + ) + self.pull_log.append(cond.numpy().copy()) + u_mean = cond[0, 0, 0].mean() + t_mean = cond[0, 0, 1].mean() + return x + 1.0 + u_mean + 0.1 * t_mean, self.output_coords(coords) + + def to(self, device): + return self + + +def _field(name, value, valid=T0): + return Field( + torch.full(GRID, float(value)), + grid_coords(*GRID), + name, + "m s-1" if "wind" in name else "K", + valid_time=valid, + ) + + +def _imports(u=2.0, t=280.0): + return State( + "imports", + [_field("eastward_wind_10m", u), _field("air_temperature_2m", t)], + ) + + +class TestStateDataSource: + def test_serves_import_state_via_real_fetch_data(self): + src = StateDataSource( + _imports(u=3.0, t=290.0), + raw_to_std={"u10m": "eastward_wind_10m", "t2m": "air_temperature_2m"}, + ) + x, coords = fetch_data( + src, time=np.array([T0]), variable=np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]) + ) + assert x.shape == (1, 1, 2, *GRID) + assert torch.all(x[0, 0, 0] == 3.0) and torch.all(x[0, 0, 1] == 290.0) + assert list(coords["variable"]) == ["u10m", "t2m"] + + def test_unknown_variable_actionable_error(self): + src = StateDataSource(_imports(), raw_to_std={}) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="wire a connector"): + src(np.array([T0]), np.array(["msl"])) + + def test_strict_time_mismatch_raises(self): + src = StateDataSource( + _imports(), + raw_to_std={"u10m": "eastward_wind_10m", "t2m": "air_temperature_2m"}, + strict_time=True, + ) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="run-sequence ordering"): + src(np.array([T0 + np.timedelta64(6, "h")]), np.array(["u10m"])) + + +class TestPullAdapter: + def test_redirects_model_pull_to_imports(self): + model = MockPullModel() + comp = PrognosticComponent( + "stormcast", + model, + imports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], + exports=["radar_reflectivity"], + import_adapter=PullAdapter(), + variable_aliases={"refc": "radar_reflectivity"}, + dictionary=_dict_with_refc(), + ) + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T04:00", "1h") + comp.realize(clock) + ic = model.input_coords() + ic["time"] = np.array([T0]) + comp.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, *GRID), ic) + comp.import_state.add(_field("eastward_wind_10m", 2.0)) + comp.import_state.add(_field("air_temperature_2m", 280.0)) + comp.run(clock.advance()) + # refc = 0 + 1 + 2 + 28 = 31, pulled through the model's own fetch + got = comp.export_state["radar_reflectivity"] + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full(GRID, 31.0)) + assert len(model.pull_log) == 1 + + def test_missing_attribute_actionable_error(self): + class NoPull: + def input_coords(self): + return MockPullModel().input_coords() + + def output_coords(self, c): + return MockPullModel().output_coords(c) + + comp = PrognosticComponent( + "x", + NoPull(), + imports=["eastward_wind_10m"], + exports=["radar_reflectivity"], + import_adapter=PullAdapter(), + variable_aliases={"refc": "radar_reflectivity"}, + dictionary=_dict_with_refc(), + ) + comp.realize(Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T02:00", "1h")) + ic = comp.model.input_coords() + ic["time"] = np.array([T0]) + comp.initialize(torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, *GRID), ic) + comp.import_state.add(_field("eastward_wind_10m", 1.0)) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="ConditioningKwargAdapter"): + comp.run(np.datetime64("2024-01-01T01:00")) + + +def _dict_with_refc(): + from earth2studio.nvcoupler.dictionary import ( + DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, + FieldDictionary, + FieldEntry, + ) + + d = FieldDictionary(DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) + d.register(FieldEntry("radar_reflectivity", "dBZ", aliases=frozenset({"refc"}))) + return d + + +class TestCoupledPullWorkflow: + """The Jussi-workflow shape end-to-end: a 'global' component's exports + flow per-step into a pull-pattern regional model β€” no staging, no + InferenceOutputSource, sequential exchange in one slot.""" + + def test_per_step_conditioning_updates(self): + def global_step(x, coords): + # u10m grows 1 m/s per step; t2m constant + return torch.stack([x[0] + 1.0, x[1]]), coords + + glob = CallableComponent( + "global", + global_step, + timestep="1h", + exports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], + ) + model = MockPullModel() + stormcast = PrognosticComponent( + "stormcast", + model, + imports=["eastward_wind_10m", "air_temperature_2m"], + exports=["radar_reflectivity"], + import_adapter=PullAdapter(), + variable_aliases={"refc": "radar_reflectivity"}, + dictionary=_dict_with_refc(), + ) + driver = Driver( + {"global": glob, "stormcast": stormcast}, + sequence=""" + @1h + global + global -> stormcast + stormcast + @ + """, + clock=Clock(T0, "2024-01-01T03:00", "1h"), + connectors=[Connector(glob, stormcast)], + ) + ic_glob = ( + torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 2.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), + OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)} + ), + ) + ic_sc = MockPullModel().input_coords() + ic_sc["time"] = np.array([T0]) + driver.initialize( + {"global": ic_glob, "stormcast": (torch.zeros(1, 1, 1, *GRID), ic_sc)} + ) + driver.run() + # sequential coupling: stormcast at hour k pulls u = 2 + k (fresh) + # refc increments: k=1: 1+3+28=32; k=2: 1+4+28=33; k=3: 1+5+28=34 + got = stormcast.export_state["radar_reflectivity"] + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.full(GRID, 32.0 + 33.0 + 34.0)) + # three pulls, each seeing the CURRENT global state (3, 4, 5) + pulled_u = [p[0, 0, 0].mean() for p in model.pull_log] + assert pulled_u == [3.0, 4.0, 5.0] From e57edd8b6ff399cf0d815c9783ce1a1d79b8d00f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:32:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 6/9] Remove should_run shim and last alarm-era docstring MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Closes the elegance workflow's final integrator notes: delete the temporary Component.should_run cadence shim (its only caller in test_prognostic_real.py dropped), and reword the last alarm-era docstring in mediator.py. Driver.reset() already delegates to Connector.reset(). πŸ€– Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 16 ---------------- earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py | 2 +- test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py | 1 - 3 files changed, 1 insertion(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py index 86e65939d..ecf2d6fb6 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -316,22 +316,6 @@ def finalize(self) -> None: pass # -- helpers --------------------------------------------------------------- - def should_run(self, time: np.datetime64) -> bool: - """True when `time` falls on this component's cadence. - - Cadence gating lives in the Driver's slot alignment; this helper is a - temporary shim kept only for test_prognostic_real.py β€” delete it once - that test drops the call. - """ - if self.clock is None: - raise CouplingError(f"Component {self.name!r} not realized") - elapsed = ( - (as_datetime(time) - self.clock.start) - .astype("timedelta64[ns]") - .astype(np.int64) - ) - return elapsed >= 0 and elapsed % self.timestep.astype(np.int64) == 0 - def _exchange( self, x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem, time: np.datetime64 ) -> Exchange: diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py index b40b3a5bd..9b4881829 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/mediator.py @@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ class AccumulationMediator(Mediator): base field to import, the reduction, and the window (= the mediator's timestep unless ``window`` overrides it). window : optional - Override the alarm interval; defaults to the (common) cell-method + Override the reduction window; defaults to the (common) cell-method window of `fields`. This is the generalization of PhysicsNeMo's TrailingAverageCoupler and diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py index 6fee05542..71c03f435 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_prognostic_real.py @@ -92,7 +92,6 @@ def test_realize_initialize_run_loop_persists_values(): for i in range(1, 4): # three 6 h steps time = T0 + i * np.timedelta64(6, "h") - assert comp.should_run(time) comp.run(time) for std, ic in ic_slices.items(): field = comp.export_state[std] From e2cf8d42fbcb30efd34d851f3482462a9415937f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "pre-commit-ci[bot]" <66853113+pre-commit-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2026 17:38:52 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 7/9] [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py | 26 +++++++------------ earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 4 ++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py | 7 +++-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py | 4 +-- earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py | 4 ++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py | 4 ++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py | 6 ++--- earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py | 16 +++--------- earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py | 16 +++--------- .../09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py | 8 ++---- examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py | 10 +++---- test/nvcoupler/test_api.py | 4 +-- test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py | 4 +-- test/nvcoupler/test_field.py | 9 +++++-- test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py | 4 +-- test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py | 4 +-- 16 files changed, 54 insertions(+), 76 deletions(-) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py index c1cccd3de..cc6a31dcf 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/api.py @@ -108,9 +108,7 @@ def exporter_of(field: str, importer: Component) -> Component | None: c for c in comps if c.name != importer.name and field in c.export_names ] if len(found) > 1: - raise AmbiguousCouplingError( - field, importer.name, [c.name for c in found] - ) + raise AmbiguousCouplingError(field, importer.name, [c.name for c in found]) return found[0] if found else None # pass 1: direct (unique-exporter) connections @@ -201,7 +199,9 @@ def coupled( """ from tqdm import tqdm - comps = list(components.values()) if isinstance(components, dict) else list(components) + comps = ( + list(components.values()) if isinstance(components, dict) else list(components) + ) dt_td = as_timedelta(dt) if dt is not None else _gcd_timestep(comps) if isinstance(stop_or_nsteps, (int, np.integer)): stop = np.datetime64(time) + int(stop_or_nsteps) * dt_td @@ -217,13 +217,11 @@ def coupled( disable=(not verbose), ) as pbar: for step_time, _ in driver.steps(): - ran = [ - n - for n, c in driver.components.items() - if c.run_count != counts[n] - ] + ran = [n for n, c in driver.components.items() if c.run_count != counts[n]] counts = {n: c.run_count for n, c in driver.components.items()} - pbar.set_postfix_str(f"{np.datetime_as_string(step_time, unit='h')} ran {'+'.join(ran)}") + pbar.set_postfix_str( + f"{np.datetime_as_string(step_time, unit='h')} ran {'+'.join(ran)}" + ) pbar.update(1) return driver.to_xarray() @@ -250,9 +248,7 @@ def _connector_rows(driver: Driver) -> list[dict]: the source's run/compute in its slot) or earlier (lagged)? """ rows = [] - prebuilt = { - (c.src.name, c.dst.name): c for c in driver._connectors.values() - } + prebuilt = {(c.src.name, c.dst.name): c for c in driver._connectors.values()} for slot in driver.sequence.slots: produced: set[str] = set() # components that ran earlier in this slot for action in slot.actions: @@ -307,9 +303,7 @@ def describe(driver: Driver) -> str: ) lines.extend( " " + row - for row in _table( - ["name", "type", "cadence", "imports", "exports"], comp_rows - ) + for row in _table(["name", "type", "cadence", "imports", "exports"], comp_rows) ) lines.extend(["", "Connectors:"]) conn_rows = [ diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py index ecf2d6fb6..01794f69c 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -66,7 +66,9 @@ def _broadcast_to_slice(data: torch.Tensor, slice_shape: torch.Size) -> torch.Te return data.expand(slice_shape) -def _stacking_order(field_order: list[str] | None, imports: State, who: str) -> list[str]: +def _stacking_order( + field_order: list[str] | None, imports: State, who: str +) -> list[str]: """Resolve the channel order for stacking imported fields. Models are channel-order-sensitive; silently stacking in alphabetical diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py index fd2aa055a..11afc0830 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py @@ -25,8 +25,9 @@ """ from collections import OrderedDict +from collections.abc import Callable from dataclasses import replace -from typing import Callable, Literal +from typing import Literal import numpy as np import torch @@ -244,7 +245,9 @@ def match(self) -> list[str]: del entry_dst return self._matched - def _match_windowed(self, src_exports: list[str], dst_imports: list[str]) -> list[str]: + def _match_windowed( + self, src_exports: list[str], dst_imports: list[str] + ) -> list[str]: """Pair source exports with the destination's derived imports. A source export `base` maps to a destination import whose dictionary diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py index 9f4488aad..b72500c2d 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/driver.py @@ -151,9 +151,7 @@ def __init__( self._connectors[(item.src.name, item.dst.name)] = item self.sequence_derived = sequence is None if sequence is None: - self.sequence = derive_sequence( - self.components, self._connectors.values() - ) + self.sequence = derive_sequence(self.components, self._connectors.values()) else: self.sequence = ( parse_run_sequence(sequence) if isinstance(sequence, str) else sequence diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py index 438c0d873..4ae34118c 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/errors.py @@ -52,7 +52,9 @@ def __init__(self, name: str, candidates: Iterable[str]): class UnmatchedImportError(CouplingError): """A component advertises an import that no other component exports.""" - def __init__(self, component: str, field: str, available_exports: dict[str, list[str]]): + def __init__( + self, component: str, field: str, available_exports: dict[str, list[str]] + ): exports_flat = [f for fields in available_exports.values() for f in fields] listing = ( "; ".join( diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py index a7401d5ab..f0687aa1b 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py @@ -123,7 +123,9 @@ def grid_signature(self) -> tuple: return tuple(parts) def __repr__(self) -> str: - dims = ", ".join(f"{k}: {len(v) if v.ndim else 0}" for k, v in self.coords.items()) + dims = ", ".join( + f"{k}: {len(v) if v.ndim else 0}" for k, v in self.coords.items() + ) t = f", valid_time={self.valid_time}" if self.valid_time is not None else "" return f"Field({self.standard_name!r} [{self.units}], {dims}{t})" diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py index baa54888d..77438dbf6 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/pull.py @@ -130,9 +130,9 @@ def __call__(self, time: Any, variable: Any) -> xr.DataArray: # IO boundary of the pull path: the model's own fetch machinery is # xarray-based, so this conversion is unavoidable (inference-only). - data = np.stack( - [f.data.detach().cpu().numpy() for f in fields], axis=0 - )[np.newaxis].repeat(len(times), axis=0) + data = np.stack([f.data.detach().cpu().numpy() for f in fields], axis=0)[ + np.newaxis + ].repeat(len(times), axis=0) return xr.DataArray( data, dims=["time", "variable", "lat", "lon"], diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py index 49df33fe4..2a41ea284 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/sequence.py @@ -249,9 +249,7 @@ def _toposort( while pending: ready = [n for n in pending if deps[n] <= placed] if not ready: - cycle_edges = [ - (s, d) for s, d in edges if s in pending and d in pending - ] + cycle_edges = [(s, d) for s, d in edges if s in pending and d in pending] raise SequenceError( f"Sequential coupling cycle among components {sorted(pending)} " f"at cadence {fmt_timedelta(interval)}: connections " @@ -326,9 +324,7 @@ def ns(td: np.timedelta64) -> int: is_mediator = { name: isinstance(comp, Mediator) for name, comp in components.items() } - seq_edges = [ - p for p in pairs if not is_lagged(p) and not is_mediator[p[0]] - ] + seq_edges = [p for p in pairs if not is_lagged(p) and not is_mediator[p[0]]] slots: list[Slot] = [] for interval in sorted({cadence[n] for n in components}, key=ns): @@ -354,13 +350,9 @@ def ns(td: np.timedelta64) -> int: runs = [n for n in here if not is_mediator[n]] for name in _toposort(runs, seq_edges, interval): actions.append(RunAction(name)) - actions.extend( - ConnectAction(s, d) for s, d in seq_edges if s == name - ) + actions.extend(ConnectAction(s, d) for s, d in seq_edges if s == name) if actions: slots.append(Slot(interval, actions)) if not slots: - raise SequenceError( - "Cannot derive a run sequence from an empty component dict" - ) + raise SequenceError("Cannot derive a run sequence from an empty component dict") return RunSequence(slots) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py index 6d89479c2..a47510fa3 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/testing.py @@ -104,25 +104,17 @@ def step(x: torch.Tensor, coords: CoordSystem): ) -def atmos_ic( - z0: float = 0.0, sst0: float = 2.0 -) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: +def atmos_ic(z0: float = 0.0, sst0: float = 2.0) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: coords = OrderedDict( {"variable": np.array(["z1000", "sst"]), **grid_coords(*ATMOS_GRID)} ) - x = torch.stack( - [torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, z0), torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, sst0)] - ) + x = torch.stack([torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, z0), torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, sst0)]) return x, coords -def ocean_ic( - sst0: float = 2.0, z48m0: float = 0.0 -) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: +def ocean_ic(sst0: float = 2.0, z48m0: float = 0.0) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]: coords = OrderedDict( {"variable": np.array(["sst", "z48m"]), **grid_coords(*OCEAN_GRID)} ) - x = torch.stack( - [torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, sst0), torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, z48m0)] - ) + x = torch.stack([torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, sst0), torch.full(OCEAN_GRID, z48m0)]) return x, coords diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py index 4e60017c4..a40ed212c 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/01_coupled_toy_workflow.py @@ -189,11 +189,7 @@ # windowed one, from the ocean's derived import) by matching standard names, # so the whole system above is: -driver2 = nvc.couple( - fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05" -) +driver2 = nvc.couple(fake_atmos(), fake_ocean(), start="2024-01-01", stop="2024-01-05") driver2.initialize({"atmos": atmos_ic(), "ocean": ocean_ic()}) -z96 = float( - driver2.run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1].mean() -) +z96 = float(driver2.run()["atmos"]["geopotential_at_1000hpa"].values[-1].mean()) print(f"couple() reproduces z1000(96h) = {z96:.4f}") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py index f929cfce9..8f3eabadf 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/06_pull_conditioning.py @@ -229,9 +229,7 @@ def global_step(x, coords): refc_series = [] for time, states in driver.steps(): - refc_series.append( - float(stormcast.export_state["radar_reflectivity"].data.mean()) - ) + refc_series.append(float(stormcast.export_state["radar_reflectivity"].data.mean())) # %% # Prove Every Step Pulled Fresh Conditioning @@ -241,8 +239,10 @@ def global_step(x, coords): # global state *after* that hour's step, never a stale or staged value β€” # and each refc increment must match the arithmetic above. -print(f"{'hour':>6} {'pulled u10m':>12} {'pulled t2m':>11} " - f"{'refc incr':>10} {'refc':>8}") +print( + f"{'hour':>6} {'pulled u10m':>12} {'pulled t2m':>11} " + f"{'refc incr':>10} {'refc':>8}" +) prev = 0.0 for k, (pull, refc) in enumerate(zip(model.pull_log, refc_series), start=1): u, t = float(pull[0, 0, 0].mean()), float(pull[0, 0, 1].mean()) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py index 082d0bb1a..81ea2a4f1 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_api.py @@ -205,9 +205,7 @@ def test_describe_labels_mediator_delivery_sequential(): { "atmos": fake_atmos(), "ocean": fake_ocean(), - "med": TrailingAverageMediator( - "med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] - ), + "med": TrailingAverageMediator("med", ["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"]), }, clock=Clock(T0, T96, "6h"), connectors=[("atmos", "med"), ("ocean", "atmos"), ("med", "ocean")], diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py index 5aa9fe30d..5f159dd5e 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_driver.py @@ -119,9 +119,7 @@ def test_declarative_driver_matches_hand_computed_values(): assert torch.allclose(z.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 19.2336), atol=1e-4) sst = driver.components["ocean"].export_state["sea_surface_temperature"] assert torch.allclose(sst.data, torch.full((16, 32), 2.180147), atol=1e-6) - zmean = driver.components["med"].export_state[ - "geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean" - ] + zmean = driver.components["med"].export_state["geopotential_at_1000hpa_48h_mean"] assert torch.allclose(zmean.data, torch.full(ATMOS_GRID, 13.8147), atol=1e-4) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py index f89007a77..b35454a64 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_field.py @@ -83,7 +83,10 @@ def test_state_mapping_and_subset(): def test_as_tensor_from_tensor_roundtrip(): s = State( "exports", - [_field("sea_surface_temperature", "K", 1.0), _field("air_temperature_2m", "K", 2.0)], + [ + _field("sea_surface_temperature", "K", 1.0), + _field("air_temperature_2m", "K", 2.0), + ], ) x, coords = s.as_tensor(["sea_surface_temperature", "air_temperature_2m"]) # variable inserted before spatial dims @@ -106,7 +109,9 @@ def test_as_tensor_grid_mismatch_raises(): def test_from_tensor_alias_resolution_and_strict(): - coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["sst", "mystery_var"]), **_grid_coords()}) + coords = OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["sst", "mystery_var"]), **_grid_coords()} + ) x = torch.zeros(2, 8, 16) with pytest.raises(UnknownFieldError): State.from_tensor("s", x, coords, DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py index 766f186df..2df40cfb8 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_pull.py @@ -238,9 +238,7 @@ def global_step(x, coords): ) ic_glob = ( torch.stack([torch.full(GRID, 2.0), torch.full(GRID, 280.0)]), - OrderedDict( - {"variable": np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)} - ), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["u10m", "t2m"]), **grid_coords(*GRID)}), ) ic_sc = MockPullModel().input_coords() ic_sc["time"] = np.array([T0]) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py index ae1230ebb..7ce43bf13 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_sequence.py @@ -221,9 +221,7 @@ def test_derive_sequential_cycle_raises(): b.name = "atmos2" comps = {"atmos": a, "atmos2": b} with pytest.raises(SequenceError, match="lagged"): - derive_sequence( - comps, [("atmos", "atmos2"), ("atmos2", "atmos")], lagged=set() - ) + derive_sequence(comps, [("atmos", "atmos2"), ("atmos2", "atmos")], lagged=set()) # marking one edge lagged breaks the cycle seq = derive_sequence( comps, From fcd47527a67da508d37964c012f6ee6874451426 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Negin Sobhani Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2026 22:22:29 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 8/9] nvcoupler: implement Connector sample="points" grid-to-point delivery MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Adds the grid-to-point sampling primitive that was previously only a "# roadmap" comment in the impact-modeling design doc's Tessera downscaling example (needed by that application, and by any site-level use case: station verification, agriculture field points, energy asset locations). - points.py: new PointSet(lat, lon, names=None) β€” a scattered N-location target grid, the "point" analog of a lat/lon mesh. - component.py: Component gains a points= constructor kwarg; grid_coords() reports the point target when set. - connector.py: Connector gains sample="nearest"|"bilinear", mutually exclusive with regridder=. Auto-builds a cached sampler when the destination is a point target: bilinear reuses the existing regular-grid kernel via a degenerate [N,1] mesh, nearest does a great-circle KDTree lookup. Raises actionable errors when the destination is a point target but neither sample= nor a custom regridder= is given, or when it has no points= metadata, or when the source lacks lat/lon. - config.py: sample= now round-trips through to_yaml/from_yaml (previously missing entirely for connector kwargs added after fill=/time_policy=). - field.py: "point" added to _SPATIAL_DIMS. - 14 new tests (7 PointSet unit tests, 7 Connector integration tests); zero regressions across the pre-existing nvcoupler suite. - New worked example: examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py. - Docs: api_reference.md, concepts.md, dsl_and_yaml_reference.md, errors_and_troubleshooting.md. --- earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py | 2 + earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py | 18 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py | 3 + earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py | 156 ++++++++++++++++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md | 43 ++++- earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md | 43 ++++- .../nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md | 10 +- .../docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md | 25 +++ earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py | 18 +- earth2studio/nvcoupler/points.py | 99 +++++++++++ examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py | 144 ++++++++++++++++ examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst | 5 +- test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py | 161 ++++++++++++++++++ test/nvcoupler/test_points.py | 64 +++++++ 14 files changed, 777 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) create mode 100644 earth2studio/nvcoupler/points.py create mode 100644 examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py create mode 100644 test/nvcoupler/test_points.py diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py index 81ff09827..62ce96c75 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/__init__.py @@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ ) from .field import Field, State from .mediator import AccumulationMediator, Mediator, TrailingAverageMediator +from .points import PointSet from .pull import PullAdapter, StateDataSource from .sequence import ( ConnectAction, @@ -99,6 +100,7 @@ "ImportAdapter", "AccumulationMediator", "Mediator", + "PointSet", "PressureLevels", "PrognosticComponent", "PullAdapter", diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py index 01794f69c..1ed134c8c 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/component.py @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ from .dictionary import DEFAULT_DICTIONARY, FieldDictionary from .errors import CadenceError, CouplingError from .field import State +from .points import PointSet StepFn = Callable[[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem], tuple[torch.Tensor, CoordSystem]] NextInputFn = Callable[ @@ -272,8 +273,15 @@ def __init__( export_masks: Mapping[str, torch.Tensor] | None = None, import_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, export_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, + points: PointSet | None = None, ): self.name = name + # Scattered sample-location grid (stations, sites, query points), + # the "point" analog of a lat/lon mesh. When set, grid_coords() + # reports this instead of any lat/lon coords the component happens + # to carry internally, and a Connector delivering to this component + # samples onto these locations (see connector.py's `sample=`). + self.points = points self.timestep = as_timedelta(timestep) self.dictionary = FieldDictionary(dictionary or DEFAULT_DICTIONARY) # variable_aliases: raw model variable name -> standard name @@ -329,7 +337,15 @@ def _exchange( def grid_coords(self) -> CoordSystem | None: """Spatial coordinates of this component's grid (None = no grid of - its own, e.g. mediators β€” connectors then pass fields through).""" + its own, e.g. mediators β€” connectors then pass fields through). + + A component with ``points`` set (a scattered sample-location target) + reports that instead of any mesh coords it happens to carry + internally β€” the point set is the authoritative spatial target for + everything a Connector delivers to it. + """ + if self.points is not None: + return self.points.grid_coords() coords = getattr(self, "_coords", None) if coords is None: return None diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py index d1b121cd2..0cefbd04f 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/config.py @@ -232,6 +232,8 @@ def to_yaml(driver: Driver, path: str | os.PathLike | None = None) -> str: } if conn._fields is not None: item["fields"] = list(conn._fields) + if conn.sample is not None: + item["sample"] = conn.sample if conn.window is not None: item["window"] = fmt_timedelta(conn.window) item["reduce"] = conn.reduce @@ -390,6 +392,7 @@ def from_yaml(path_or_str: str | os.PathLike) -> Driver: fields=item.get("fields"), time_policy=item.get("time_policy", "constant"), fill=item.get("fill", "none"), + sample=item.get("sample"), window=item.get("window"), reduce=item.get("reduce"), ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py index 11afc0830..2096b02b7 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/connector.py @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ ) from .field import _SPATIAL_DIMS, Field from .mediator import _RunningReduction +from .points import PointSet from .vertical import HybridLevels, PressureLevels, interp_to_pressure Regridder = Callable[[torch.Tensor], torch.Tensor] @@ -90,6 +91,79 @@ def regrid(data: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: return regrid +def _build_point_sampler( + src: CoordSystem, points: PointSet, method: Literal["nearest", "bilinear"] +) -> Regridder: + """Grid-to-point sampler: a regular lat/lon field -> PointSet locations. + + "bilinear" reuses the same regular-grid kernel as the mesh regridder, + just evaluated at scattered (lat, lon) pairs instead of a destination + mesh (an [N, 1] "mesh" degenerates to per-point bilinear interpolation). + "nearest" is a great-circle nearest-neighbor gather, matching the mask + filler's KDTree approach. + """ + src_lat, src_lon = np.asarray(src["lat"]), np.asarray(src["lon"]) + if not (_is_regular(src_lat) and _is_regular(src_lon)): + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + "Auto sample requires a regular 1D source lat/lon grid; pass a " + "custom regridder=... for curvilinear or unstructured source " + "grids" + ) + if method == "bilinear": + flip_lat = src_lat[0] > src_lat[-1] + lat0 = torch.as_tensor(src_lat[::-1].copy() if flip_lat else src_lat) + lon0 = torch.as_tensor(src_lon) + # [N] point locations reshaped as an [N, 1] "mesh" so the existing + # regular-grid kernel evaluates one interpolated value per point. + lat1 = torch.as_tensor(points.lat).unsqueeze(-1) + lon1 = torch.as_tensor(points.lon).unsqueeze(-1) + + def sample(data: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + if flip_lat: + data = torch.flip(data, dims=(-2,)) + out = latlon_interpolation_regular( + data, + lat0.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lon0.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lat1.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + lon1.to(device=data.device, dtype=data.dtype), + ) + return out.squeeze(-1) + + return sample + + if method != "nearest": + raise CouplingError( + f"Unsupported sample={method!r}; choose 'nearest' or 'bilinear'" + ) + + from scipy.spatial import cKDTree + + lat2d, lon2d = np.meshgrid(src_lat, src_lon, indexing="ij") + phi, lam = np.deg2rad(lat2d).ravel(), np.deg2rad(lon2d).ravel() + src_xyz = np.stack( + [np.cos(phi) * np.cos(lam), np.cos(phi) * np.sin(lam), np.sin(phi)], axis=1 + ) + tree = cKDTree(src_xyz) + dst_phi, dst_lam = np.deg2rad(points.lat), np.deg2rad(points.lon) + dst_xyz = np.stack( + [ + np.cos(dst_phi) * np.cos(dst_lam), + np.cos(dst_phi) * np.sin(dst_lam), + np.sin(dst_phi), + ], + axis=1, + ) + _, nearest_flat = tree.query(dst_xyz, k=1) + index = torch.as_tensor(nearest_flat, dtype=torch.long) + + def sample(data: torch.Tensor) -> torch.Tensor: + flat = data.reshape(*data.shape[:-2], -1) + return torch.index_select(flat, -1, index.to(data.device)) + + return sample + + def _build_mask_filler(coords: CoordSystem, mask: torch.Tensor) -> Regridder: """Nearest-valid fill on the source grid: every invalid point takes the value of its nearest valid neighbor (great-circle metric via unit-sphere @@ -140,6 +214,14 @@ class Connector: the grids differ and the auto path cannot handle them (HEALPix 'face' dims, curvilinear grids); identical grids β€” including identical face grids β€” pass through as identity without one. + sample : "nearest" | "bilinear", optional + Grid-to-point sampling: set when the destination is a scattered + sample-location target (``dst.points`` is a :class:`.points.PointSet` + β€” stations, sites, arbitrary query coordinates) rather than a mesh. + "bilinear" reuses the mesh regridder's kernel per point; "nearest" + is a great-circle nearest-neighbor lookup. Mutually exclusive with + `regridder=`; a point-target destination with neither set raises at + `execute()` time rather than guessing. window, reduce : optional Set both to make this a *windowed* connector: each execute folds the source fields into a running reduction ("mean" | "sum" | "max" | @@ -163,6 +245,7 @@ def __init__( time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", regridder: Regridder | None = None, + sample: Literal["nearest", "bilinear"] | None = None, window: DeltaLike | None = None, reduce: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"] | None = None, ): @@ -170,6 +253,17 @@ def __init__( self.dst = dst self.time_policy = time_policy self.fill = fill + if sample is not None and regridder is not None: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {src.name}->{dst.name}: sample= and regridder= " + "are mutually exclusive β€” pass one or the other" + ) + if sample is not None and sample not in ("nearest", "bilinear"): + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {src.name}->{dst.name}: unsupported sample=" + f"{sample!r}; choose 'nearest' or 'bilinear'" + ) + self.sample = sample if (window is None) != (reduce is None): raise CouplingError( f"Connector {src.name}->{dst.name}: window= and reduce= must " @@ -191,6 +285,7 @@ def __init__( self._matched: list[str] | None = None self._regridders: dict[tuple, Regridder] = {} self._fillers: dict[tuple, Regridder] = {} + self._samplers: dict[tuple, Regridder] = {} # 2-deep export history per field: (previous, latest), rotated only # when a genuinely new export (different valid_time) arrives self._history: dict[str, tuple[Field | None, Field]] = {} @@ -397,6 +492,8 @@ def _apply_regrid(self, field: Field) -> Field: ) if same and self._user_regridder is None: return field + if "point" in dst_grid: + return self._apply_sample(field, src_spatial, dst_grid) if ("face" in field.coords or "face" in dst_grid) and ( self._user_regridder is None ): @@ -447,6 +544,61 @@ def _apply_regrid(self, field: Field) -> Field: coords["lon"] = np.asarray(dst_grid["lon"]).copy() return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords) + def _apply_sample( + self, field: Field, src_spatial: CoordSystem, dst_grid: CoordSystem + ) -> Field: + """Grid-to-point delivery: destination advertises a "point" dim. + + Mirrors `_apply_regrid`'s user-override / auto-build split, but the + destination's actual (lat, lon) locations live on `self.dst.points` + (`dst_grid["point"]` is only the dim's own labels, same as any other + CoordSystem entry β€” it does not carry coordinates by itself). + """ + if self._user_regridder is not None: + data = self._user_regridder(field.data) + coords = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in field.coords.items() if k not in _SPATIAL_DIMS + ) + coords["point"] = np.asarray(dst_grid["point"]).copy() + return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords) + if self.sample is None: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {self.name}: destination {self.dst.name!r} is a " + "point target (a scattered sample-location grid) but this " + "connector has neither sample= nor regridder= set β€” pass " + "sample='nearest' or sample='bilinear', or a custom " + "regridder= for non-lat/lon sources" + ) + points: PointSet | None = self.dst.points + if points is None: + raise CouplingError( + f"Connector {self.name}: destination {self.dst.name!r} " + "advertises a 'point' dim but has no points= location " + "metadata set β€” construct it with points=PointSet(lat=..., " + "lon=...)" + ) + if not ("lat" in src_spatial and "lon" in src_spatial): + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: auto sample needs lat/lon on the " + f"source grid (source dims {list(src_spatial)}) β€” pass a " + "custom regridder= for non-lat/lon sources" + ) + spatial_last = list(field.coords)[-2:] == ["lat", "lon"] + if not spatial_last: + raise IncompatibleFieldError( + f"Connector {self.name}: field {field.standard_name!r} must " + f"have (lat, lon) as trailing dims, got {list(field.coords)}" + ) + key = (field.grid_signature(), points.signature(), self.sample) + if key not in self._samplers: + self._samplers[key] = _build_point_sampler(src_spatial, points, self.sample) + data = self._samplers[key](field.data) + coords = OrderedDict( + (k, v) for k, v in field.coords.items() if k not in ("lat", "lon") + ) + coords["point"] = points.labels().copy() + return replace(field, data=data, coords=coords) + # -- execution ---------------------------------------------------------------- def execute(self, time: np.datetime64) -> None: self.match() @@ -528,7 +680,9 @@ def __repr__(self) -> str: if self.window is not None else "" ) + sampled = f", sample={self.sample!r}" if self.sample is not None else "" return ( f"Connector({self.name}, fields={fields}, " - f"time_policy={self.time_policy!r}, fill={self.fill!r}{windowed})" + f"time_policy={self.time_policy!r}, fill={self.fill!r}" + f"{sampled}{windowed})" ) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md index 934361d15..7c110206a 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/api_reference.md @@ -222,6 +222,7 @@ Component( export_masks: Mapping[str, torch.Tensor] | None = None, import_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, export_vertical: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None, + points: PointSet | None = None, ) ``` @@ -229,7 +230,11 @@ NUOPC_Model analog. `imports`/`exports` may be aliases (resolved to standard names via the dictionary); `variable_aliases` maps raw model variable names to standard names and registers them as aliases. Class attribute `requires_ic: bool = True` (subclasses that can initialize without an -`(x, coords)` pair set it False). Phases: +`(x, coords)` pair set it False). `points` declares a scattered +sample-location grid (see [`PointSet`](#points)) instead of a mesh; when set, +`grid_coords()` reports it in place of whatever the component's own +`_coords` carry, and a Connector delivering to this component samples onto +those locations (`Connector(sample=...)`, see below). Phases: `advertise() -> tuple[list[str], list[str]]`, `realize(clock: Clock) -> None` (raises `CadenceError` when `timestep` is not a multiple of `clock.dt`), abstract `initialize(x, coords)` and @@ -351,6 +356,7 @@ Connector( time_policy: Literal["constant", "linear"] = "constant", fill: Literal["none", "zero", "nearest"] = "none", regridder: Regridder | None = None, + sample: Literal["nearest", "bilinear"] | None = None, window: DeltaLike | None = None, reduce: Literal["mean", "sum", "max", "min"] | None = None, ) @@ -371,6 +377,18 @@ carrying a `lead_time`/`window` dim. Auto-regrid requires regular 1D lat/lon source grids; identical grids pass through as identity; differing HEALPix `face` grids require `regridder=` (`IncompatibleFieldError`). +`sample` targets a destination whose `grid_coords()` advertises a `"point"` +dim (`dst.points` is a [`PointSet`](#points) β€” stations, sites, arbitrary +query coordinates) rather than a mesh: `"bilinear"` reuses the mesh +regridder's kernel evaluated per point; `"nearest"` is a great-circle +nearest-neighbor lookup. Mutually exclusive with `regridder=` +(`CouplingError`); a point-target destination with neither set also raises +`CouplingError` at `execute()` time rather than guessing, as does a +`"point"`-dim destination with no `points=` set on it, or a source without a +regular 1D lat/lon grid (`IncompatibleFieldError`). A custom `regridder=` +still works against a point destination β€” `sample=` is a convenience over +the same generic-override path, not the only way in. + `window`/`reduce` must be set together (`CouplingError` otherwise) and make this a **windowed connector**: each `execute` folds the source exports into a trailing running reduction, and delivery happens only at execute times @@ -466,6 +484,29 @@ The interpolation kernel `interp_to_pressure(x, coords, src, dst, ps=None)` lives in `earth2studio.nvcoupler.vertical` (not re-exported); connectors call it for you. Linear in log-pressure, clamped at column ends, differentiable. +## points + +### `PointSet` (frozen dataclass) + +```python +PointSet(lat: np.ndarray, lon: np.ndarray, names: tuple[str, ...] | None = None) +``` + +A fixed set of N scattered sample locations (stations, sites, arbitrary +query points) β€” the "point" analog of a lat/lon mesh. `lat`/`lon` are 1-D, +equal length, at least one point (`CouplingError` otherwise); `names`, if +given, must match that length. `labels() -> np.ndarray` is `names` when set, +else an integer index `0..N-1` β€” this is what the `"point"` dim's own +coordinate array carries, matching every other CoordSystem dim. +`grid_coords() -> CoordSystem` returns `{"point": labels()}`, what +`Component.grid_coords()` reports when the component's `points=` is set. +`signature()` is a hashable cache key (mirrors `Field.grid_signature`), used +to cache built samplers per destination point set. + +Construct a point-target component by passing `points=PointSet(...)` to any +`Component` subclass, then deliver to it with `Connector(..., sample=...)` +(see the [`connector`](#connector) section above). + ## mediator ### `Mediator` (base class) diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md index 9318fee58..36a966000 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/concepts.md @@ -433,15 +433,22 @@ The selection ladder, evaluated per field: destination grid with an equal coordinate array (works for lat/lon and for identical HEALPix `face/height/width` grids): pass through untouched. Only taken when no user regridder is set. -2. **HEALPix guard** β€” a `face` dim on either side with *differing* grids and +2. **Point target** β€” the destination advertises a `"point"` dim (its + `points=` is a `PointSet`, a scattered set of sample locations rather than + a mesh β€” stations, sites, arbitrary query coordinates; see + [`points`](#points-a-scattered-sample-location-grid) below). Handled + before the HEALPix guard since a point destination has no `face`/`lat`/ + `lon` mesh of its own to compare against. +3. **HEALPix guard** β€” a `face` dim on either side with *differing* grids and no user regridder raises `IncompatibleFieldError` pointing at `regridder=` (build one with `earth2grid`, as `models/px/dlesym.py` does). -3. **User regridder** β€” a `regridder=` callable on the connector overrides - everything: it is applied to the trailing spatial dims of any layout, and - the output coords are rebuilt from the destination grid. The contract: +4. **User regridder** β€” a `regridder=` callable on the connector overrides + everything, including a point destination: it is applied to the trailing + spatial dims of any layout, and the output coords are rebuilt from the + destination grid. The contract: `tensor[..., *src_spatial] -> tensor[..., *dst_spatial]`, operating on the trailing spatial axes and preserving leading (batch/window/...) axes. -4. **Auto bilinear** β€” both grids must expose 1D `lat`/`lon`, the source must +5. **Auto bilinear** β€” both grids must expose 1D `lat`/`lon`, the source must be *regular* (equally spaced), and the field's trailing two dims must be `(lat, lon)`; otherwise `IncompatibleFieldError` with the `regridder=` escape hatch. Uses `earth2studio.utils.interp.latlon_interpolation_regular` @@ -452,6 +459,32 @@ A destination with no grid of its own (`grid_coords()` is `None` β€” mediators) skips regridding entirely: fields pass through on the source grid, and reduction happens there. +### `points`: a scattered sample-location grid + +A component constructed with `points=PointSet(lat=..., lon=...)` targets N +arbitrary locations instead of a mesh β€” `grid_coords()` reports +`{"point": labels}` (`labels` is `PointSet.names` if given, else an integer +index) in place of whatever the component's own state coords happen to be. +Delivering to it needs `Connector(..., sample="nearest" | "bilinear")`: + +- `"bilinear"` reuses the mesh regridder's kernel, reshaping the N + destination points as a degenerate `[N, 1]` mesh β€” one bilinearly + interpolated value per point. Same regularity requirement as auto bilinear + above. +- `"nearest"` is a great-circle nearest-neighbor lookup via a unit-sphere + KDTree (the same construction as the mask filler's nearest-fill), gathering + one source grid cell per point. + +Both are built lazily and cached per `(source grid signature, point set +signature, method)`. `sample=` and `regridder=` are mutually exclusive +(`CouplingError`); a point destination with neither set raises `CouplingError` +at `execute()` rather than silently picking one β€” as does a `"point"`-dim +destination with no `points=` registered on it (reachable if a component +hand-builds coords carrying a `"point"` key without going through `points=`), +and a source without a regular 1D lat/lon grid (`IncompatibleFieldError`). +This is the primitive downscaling-style applications need to sample a dense +forecast (or a static context raster) down to station or site coordinates. + After the pipeline the field lands in `dst.import_state`, and a copy of the reference is kept in `connector.last_transfer` for `driver.probe("src->dst")`. diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md index 28e157afe..0de9c74d1 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/dsl_and_yaml_reference.md @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ and are never serialized). | `components` | yes | mapping `name -> {class, kwargs}` | `class` is a dotted import path to a module-level class or factory; it is imported and called as `factory(**kwargs)`. | | `dictionary` | no | list of entry mappings | Only `FieldEntry` items **absent from or differing from** `DEFAULT_DICTIONARY`. Each has `standard_name`, `canonical_units`, `description`, `aliases` (list), and optional `cell_method: {base, method, window}`. | | `aliases` | no | mapping `alias -> standard_name` | Alias additions relative to the default dictionary (see below). | -| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?, window?, reduce?}` | Connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. `window`/`reduce` appear (together) for windowed connectors and rebuild them on load. | +| `connectors` | no | list of `{src, dst, time_policy, fill, fields?, sample?, window?, reduce?}` | Connector settings. `fields` appears only when the connector was built with an explicit list; `time_policy` defaults to `"constant"` and `fill` to `"none"` on load. `sample` (`"nearest"` or `"bilinear"`) appears only when set β€” a plain string, it round-trips like `time_policy`/`fill`. `window`/`reduce` appear (together) for windowed connectors and rebuild them on load. | `from_yaml` raises `CouplingError` when the document is not a mapping, when any of `clock`/`sequence`/`components` is missing, when a component spec lacks @@ -344,7 +344,13 @@ Not serialized, honestly stated: connector `regridder=` callables (a rebuilt connector falls back to the auto lat/lon path β€” HEALPix/curvilinear systems need Python construction); `io=` backends; `collect`; and `allow_unfed_imports`. Custom `Connector` subclasses lose their type: only -`src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill`/`window`/`reduce` round-trip. +`src`/`dst`/`fields`/`time_policy`/`fill`/`sample`/`window`/`reduce` +round-trip. A destination's `points=PointSet(...)` is a *component* kwarg, +not a connector setting β€” it round-trips the same way `model=` does: only +through that component's own `yaml_spec` (`PointSet` isn't itself YAML-safe +out of the box, being a dataclass of numpy arrays; a component author wanting +one reconstructed needs a `yaml_spec["kwargs"]` shaped for it, same as any +other non-primitive component kwarg). ### The aliases delta mechanism diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md index 8b5fa9d5d..64bf30be6 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/docs/errors_and_troubleshooting.md @@ -121,6 +121,13 @@ A connector could not reconcile matched fields. Raise sites in dims` when the field's dim order puts something after lon. - `_build_mask_filler` β€” `Mask fill impossible: no valid source points` (`fill="nearest"` with an all-False mask). +- `_apply_sample` / `_build_point_sampler` β€” `auto sample needs lat/lon on + the source grid` when the source lacks lat/lon spatial dims, and `must + have (lat, lon) as trailing dims` (same as the mesh path); `Auto sample + requires a regular 1D source lat/lon grid; pass a custom regridder=...` + for curvilinear/unstructured sources β€” see the "Point sampling" group + under `CouplingError (direct raises)` below for the rest of this path's + errors. Fixes: pass `regridder=` on the Connector for anything the bilinear regular-lat/lon kernel cannot handle; reorder dims so lat/lon trail; check @@ -288,6 +295,24 @@ The complete set, grouped: with that exact method and window (a window mismatch, e.g. 24h vs the entry's 48h, fails the same way); the coupler never invents derived names. +**Point sampling** (`connector.py`): + +- `Connector atmos->stations: sample= and regridder= are mutually exclusive + β€” pass one or the other`. +- `... unsupported sample='linear'; choose 'nearest' or 'bilinear'`. +- `Connector atmos->stations: destination 'stations' is a point target (a + scattered sample-location grid) but this connector has neither sample= + nor regridder= set β€” pass sample='nearest' or sample='bilinear', or a + custom regridder= for non-lat/lon sources` β€” the destination advertises a + `"point"` dim (`grid_coords()` has a `"point"` key) and neither delivery + path was configured; the coupler does not guess a default. +- `Connector atmos->stations: destination 'stations' advertises a 'point' + dim but has no points= location metadata set β€” construct it with + points=PointSet(lat=..., lon=...)` β€” a `"point"` dim showed up in + `grid_coords()` without the component's `points=` being set (only + reachable by hand-building a component's coords with a `"point"` key + directly, bypassing `points=`). + **Import adapters / Exchange** (`component.py`): - `Exchange.inject requires a 'variable' dim in the model state diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py index f0687aa1b..abb796134 100644 --- a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/field.py @@ -44,8 +44,22 @@ if TYPE_CHECKING: from .vertical import VerticalCoordinate -# Dims regarded as spatial when choosing where to (re)insert a variable axis -_SPATIAL_DIMS = ("level", "face", "lat", "lon", "hpx", "height", "width", "y", "x") +# Dims regarded as spatial when choosing where to (re)insert a variable axis. +# "point" is a scattered sample-location dim (see .points.PointSet) rather +# than a mesh dim, but it plays the same role here: it marks where a Field's +# spatial content lives. +_SPATIAL_DIMS = ( + "level", + "face", + "lat", + "lon", + "hpx", + "height", + "width", + "y", + "x", + "point", +) @dataclass diff --git a/earth2studio/nvcoupler/points.py b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/points.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c32c1abd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/earth2studio/nvcoupler/points.py @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +"""PointSet: an irregular collection of (lat, lon) sample locations. + +The "point" analog of :mod:`.vertical` β€” a component whose grid is a set of +scattered coordinates (stations, sites, asset locations, arbitrary query +points) rather than a lat/lon mesh. A component targeting points advertises +a ``"point"`` dim in its :meth:`Component.grid_coords` (an index or name +array, following the FieldDictionary convention that a coords value is the +dim's own coordinate labels) and carries the actual locations on +``Component.points``; the Connector's ``sample=`` path reads the latter to +build an auto sampler (see ``connector.py``). +""" + +from collections import OrderedDict +from dataclasses import dataclass + +import numpy as np + +from earth2studio.utils.type import CoordSystem + +from .errors import CouplingError + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class PointSet: + """A fixed set of N sample locations. + + Parameters + ---------- + lat, lon : np.ndarray [N] + Latitude/longitude of each point, degrees. + names : tuple[str, ...], optional + Point identifiers (station IDs, site names, ...). Defaults to an + integer index ``0..N-1`` when omitted, which is what the "point" dim + coordinate carries in that case. + """ + + lat: np.ndarray + lon: np.ndarray + names: tuple[str, ...] | None = None + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + lat = np.asarray(self.lat, dtype=np.float64) + lon = np.asarray(self.lon, dtype=np.float64) + if lat.ndim != 1 or lon.ndim != 1: + raise CouplingError( + f"PointSet: lat/lon must be 1-D, got shapes {self.lat.shape} " + f"and {self.lon.shape}" + ) + if lat.shape != lon.shape: + raise CouplingError( + f"PointSet: lat and lon must have the same length, got " + f"{lat.shape[0]} and {lon.shape[0]}" + ) + if lat.shape[0] == 0: + raise CouplingError("PointSet: at least one point is required") + if self.names is not None and len(self.names) != lat.shape[0]: + raise CouplingError( + f"PointSet: names has {len(self.names)} entries but lat/lon " + f"have {lat.shape[0]}" + ) + object.__setattr__(self, "lat", lat) + object.__setattr__(self, "lon", lon) + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return self.lat.shape[0] + + def labels(self) -> np.ndarray: + """The 'point' dim's own coordinate array: names if given, else + integer index β€” matches every other dim in a CoordSystem carrying + its own labels.""" + if self.names is not None: + return np.array(self.names) + return np.arange(len(self)) + + def grid_coords(self) -> CoordSystem: + """A one-entry CoordSystem, the point-grid analog of a lat/lon + mesh's coords, for :meth:`Component.grid_coords`.""" + return OrderedDict({"point": self.labels()}) + + def signature(self) -> tuple: + """Hashable signature for sampler caching (mirrors + Field.grid_signature).""" + return (self.lat.shape, self.lat.tobytes(), self.lon.tobytes()) diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..ee39fba02 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +# %% +""" +Grid-to-Point Sampling for Station-Level Applications +====================================================== + +Delivering a gridded field to a scattered set of locations. + +Many applications need a coarse gridded forecast at specific, non-gridded +points rather than on a mesh: verification against station observations, +site-level agriculture fields, or energy-asset locations. A destination +component whose grid is a :class:`~earth2studio.nvcoupler.PointSet` (arbitrary +(lat, lon) locations, not a mesh) tells the Connector to sample instead of +regrid β€” ``sample="nearest"`` or ``sample="bilinear"``. + +In this example you will learn: + +- How to declare a point-target component with ``points=PointSet(...)`` +- How ``sample="nearest"`` and ``sample="bilinear"`` differ +- What the failure mode looks like when neither ``sample=`` nor a custom + ``regridder=`` is given for a point target +""" + +# /// script +# dependencies = [ +# "earth2studio @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio.git", +# ] +# /// + +# %% +# Source: a Gridded "Atmosphere" +# ------------------------------- +# A 32x64 lat/lon component exporting a field that is exactly linear in +# (lat, lon): ``temperature = lat + 0.1 * lon``. Linearity makes both nearest +# and bilinear sampling hand-checkable β€” bilinear must reproduce the formula +# exactly anywhere inside the grid, and nearest must reproduce it exactly at +# any point that coincides with a grid cell. + +from collections import OrderedDict + +import numpy as np +import torch + +import earth2studio.nvcoupler as nvc +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import grid_coords + +NLAT, NLON = 32, 64 + + +def identity(x, coords): + return x, coords + + +atmos = nvc.CallableComponent( + "atmos", identity, "6h", exports=["air_temperature_2m"] +) +grid = grid_coords(NLAT, NLON) +lat, lon = np.asarray(grid["lat"]), np.asarray(grid["lon"]) +temperature = torch.as_tensor(lat).view(-1, 1) + 0.1 * torch.as_tensor(lon).view(1, -1) + +clock = nvc.Clock("2024-01-01", "2024-01-02", "6h") +atmos.realize(clock) +atmos.initialize( + temperature.unsqueeze(0).double(), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["air_temperature_2m"]), **grid}), +) + +# %% +# Destination: Named Stations +# ---------------------------- +# Three stations: two sit exactly on grid points (so nearest is exact there +# too), one sits at the midpoint between four cells (nearest and bilinear +# will disagree there). + +stations = nvc.PointSet( + lat=np.array([lat[4], lat[10], (lat[6] + lat[7]) / 2]), + lon=np.array([lon[3], lon[20], (lon[12] + lon[13]) / 2]), + names=("boulder", "denver", "midpoint"), +) +site = nvc.CallableComponent( + "stations", identity, "6h", imports=["air_temperature_2m"], points=stations +) +site.realize(clock) +# initialize() always publishes through State.from_tensor, which requires a +# 'variable' dim even for a component with no exports; a placeholder value +# is skipped (nothing in export_names asks for it). +site.initialize( + torch.zeros(1, len(stations)), + OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["_ic"]), "point": stations.labels()}), +) + +# %% +# Sample: Nearest vs. Bilinear +# ------------------------------ +nvc.Connector(atmos, site, sample="nearest").execute(clock.start) +nearest = site.import_state["air_temperature_2m"].data.clone() + +nvc.Connector(atmos, site, sample="bilinear").execute(clock.start) +bilinear = site.import_state["air_temperature_2m"].data.clone() + +expected_exact = lat[[4, 10]] + 0.1 * lon[[3, 20]] # the two on-grid stations +expected_midpoint = float( + (lat[6] + lat[7]) / 2 + 0.1 * (lon[12] + lon[13]) / 2 +) # linear field: exact anywhere under bilinear + +print(f"stations: {stations.labels()}") +print(f"nearest sample: {nearest.numpy()}") +print(f"bilinear sample: {bilinear.numpy()}") +print(f"expected (on-grid): {expected_exact}") +print(f"expected (midpoint): {expected_midpoint:.4f}") + +if not np.allclose(nearest.numpy()[:2], expected_exact): + raise ValueError("nearest sampling at on-grid stations did not match") +if not np.allclose(bilinear.numpy(), [*expected_exact, expected_midpoint]): + raise ValueError("bilinear sampling did not exactly reproduce the linear field") +if np.isclose(nearest.numpy()[2], bilinear.numpy()[2]): + raise ValueError("nearest and bilinear were expected to disagree at the midpoint") +print("nearest and bilinear both correct; they disagree at the midpoint as expected βœ“") + +# %% +# The Failure Mode +# ----------------- +# A point-target destination with neither ``sample=`` nor a custom +# ``regridder=`` refuses at the exchange, with the fix in the message. + +try: + nvc.Connector(atmos, site).execute(clock.start) +except nvc.CouplingError as e: + print(f"\nCouplingError: {e}") diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst index 9ff13bc5c..19200b59d 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/README.rst @@ -11,5 +11,6 @@ a coupling graph (with a windowed-reduction connector), coupling order experiments via explicit run sequences, impact chains mixing windowed connectors and accumulation mediators, vertical (hybrid to pressure) coupling for chemistry, gradient flow across the exchange for coupled -fine-tuning, and pull-pattern (StormCast-style) conditioning via -``PullAdapter``. +fine-tuning, pull-pattern (StormCast-style) conditioning via +``PullAdapter``, and grid-to-point sampling (``sample=``) for +station-level applications. diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py index cb155d597..b404ef5e0 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ IncompatibleFieldError, VerticalMismatchError, ) +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.points import PointSet from earth2studio.nvcoupler.testing import ( atmos_ic, fake_atmos, @@ -132,6 +133,166 @@ def test_regrid_matches_direct_kernel_call(): assert torch.allclose(got, expected) +def _points_destination(points, imports=("sea_surface_temperature",)): + """Toy destination component whose grid is a scattered PointSet.""" + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + return CallableComponent( + "stations", step, timestep="48h", imports=list(imports), exports=[], + points=points, + ) + + +def _init_no_export(component, x, coords): + """initialize() a component with no exports. + + Component.publish (called unconditionally by initialize()) always + round-trips through State.from_tensor, which requires a 'variable' dim + even when export_names is empty β€” so every IC here needs a placeholder + variable axis; publish()'s strict=False path skips the unresolved name + since nothing in export_names asks for it. + """ + coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["_ic"]), **coords}) + component.initialize(x.unsqueeze(0), coords) + + +def test_sample_nearest_recovers_exact_grid_points(): + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + lat = np.asarray(ocean.grid_coords()["lat"]) + lon = np.asarray(ocean.grid_coords()["lon"]) + data = torch.as_tensor(lat).view(-1, 1) + 0.1 * torch.as_tensor(lon).view(1, -1) + ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data = data.to(torch.float32) + + points = PointSet(lat=np.array([lat[3], lat[5]]), lon=np.array([lon[2], lon[10]])) + stations = _points_destination(points) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export( + stations, torch.zeros(len(points)), OrderedDict({"point": points.labels()}) + ) + + Connector(ocean, stations, sample="nearest").execute(T0) + got = stations.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert list(got.coords) == ["point"] + assert got.data.shape == (2,) + assert torch.allclose( + got.data, torch.tensor([data[3, 2], data[5, 10]]).float() + ) + assert np.array_equal(got.coords["point"], points.labels()) + + +def test_sample_bilinear_matches_direct_kernel_call(): + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + lat = np.asarray(ocean.grid_coords()["lat"]) + lon = np.asarray(ocean.grid_coords()["lon"]) + data = torch.as_tensor(lat).view(-1, 1) + 0.1 * torch.as_tensor(lon).view(1, -1) + ocean.export_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data = data.to(torch.float32) + + # off-grid points, midway between cells + points = PointSet( + lat=np.array([(lat[3] + lat[4]) / 2, (lat[6] + lat[7]) / 2]), + lon=np.array([(lon[2] + lon[3]) / 2, (lon[10] + lon[11]) / 2]), + ) + stations = _points_destination(points) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export( + stations, torch.zeros(len(points)), OrderedDict({"point": points.labels()}) + ) + + Connector(ocean, stations, sample="bilinear").execute(T0) + got = stations.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"].data + + from earth2studio.utils.interp import latlon_interpolation_regular + + flip = lat[0] > lat[-1] + lat0 = torch.as_tensor(lat[::-1].copy() if flip else lat).float() + lon0 = torch.as_tensor(lon).float() + src = torch.flip(data.float(), dims=(-2,)) if flip else data.float() + lat1 = torch.as_tensor(points.lat).unsqueeze(-1).float() + lon1 = torch.as_tensor(points.lon).unsqueeze(-1).float() + expected = latlon_interpolation_regular(src, lat0, lon0, lat1, lon1).squeeze(-1) + assert torch.allclose(got, expected) + + +def test_sample_and_regridder_mutually_exclusive(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="mutually exclusive"): + Connector( + *_realized_pair()[:2], sample="nearest", regridder=lambda x: x + ) + + +def test_sample_missing_choice_raises_actionable_error(): + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + points = PointSet(lat=np.array([0.0]), lon=np.array([0.0])) + stations = _points_destination(points) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export(stations, torch.zeros(1), OrderedDict({"point": points.labels()})) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="neither sample= nor regridder="): + Connector(ocean, stations).execute(T0) + + +def test_sample_without_points_metadata_raises(): + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + # a "point" dim without a registered PointSet (points=None) β€” reachable + # if a component hand-builds coords with a "point" key directly + stations = CallableComponent( + "stations", step, timestep="48h", imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + exports=[], + ) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export(stations, torch.zeros(1), OrderedDict({"point": np.array([0])})) + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="no points= location metadata"): + Connector(ocean, stations, sample="nearest").execute(T0) + + +def test_sample_requires_latlon_source(): + """A source without lat/lon (e.g. a mediator pass-through) cannot be + auto-sampled onto points.""" + clock = Clock(T0, "2024-01-02", "6h") + + def step(x, coords): + return x, coords + + src = CallableComponent( + "src", step, timestep="6h", exports=["sea_surface_temperature"] + ) + src.realize(clock) + src.initialize( + torch.zeros(1, 4), + OrderedDict( + {"variable": np.array(["sst"]), "y": np.arange(4)} + ), # non-lat/lon spatial dim + ) + points = PointSet(lat=np.array([0.0]), lon=np.array([0.0])) + stations = _points_destination(points) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export(stations, torch.zeros(1), OrderedDict({"point": points.labels()})) + with pytest.raises(IncompatibleFieldError, match="needs lat/lon"): + Connector(src, stations, sample="nearest").execute(T0) + + +def test_user_regridder_can_target_points(): + """A custom regridder= still works for a point destination β€” the auto + sample= path is a convenience, not the only way in.""" + atmos, ocean, clock = _realized_pair() + points = PointSet(lat=np.array([0.0, 0.0]), lon=np.array([0.0, 0.0])) + stations = _points_destination(points) + stations.realize(clock) + _init_no_export( + stations, torch.zeros(len(points)), OrderedDict({"point": points.labels()}) + ) + picked = lambda data: data[..., :2, 0] # trivial deterministic "sampler" + Connector(ocean, stations, regridder=picked).execute(T0) + got = stations.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] + assert list(got.coords) == ["point"] + assert got.data.shape == (2,) + + def test_mask_fill_nearest_and_zero(): atmos, ocean, _ = _realized_pair(with_mask=True) # poison the invalid (northern land) half; valid half stays 3.0 diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..d5dc1f8d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2024-2026 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); +# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. +# You may obtain a copy of the License at +# +# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 +# +# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software +# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, +# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. +# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and +# limitations under the License. + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.errors import CouplingError +from earth2studio.nvcoupler.points import PointSet + + +def test_default_labels_are_integer_index(): + p = PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]), lon=np.array([4.0, 5.0, 6.0])) + assert len(p) == 3 + assert np.array_equal(p.labels(), np.arange(3)) + assert list(p.grid_coords()) == ["point"] + assert np.array_equal(p.grid_coords()["point"], np.arange(3)) + + +def test_names_become_labels(): + p = PointSet( + lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0]), lon=np.array([3.0, 4.0]), names=("a", "b") + ) + assert np.array_equal(p.labels(), np.array(["a", "b"])) + + +def test_mismatched_lat_lon_length_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="same length"): + PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0]), lon=np.array([3.0])) + + +def test_non_1d_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="1-D"): + PointSet(lat=np.array([[1.0, 2.0]]), lon=np.array([[3.0, 4.0]])) + + +def test_empty_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="at least one point"): + PointSet(lat=np.array([]), lon=np.array([])) + + +def test_names_length_mismatch_raises(): + with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="names has"): + PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0]), lon=np.array([3.0, 4.0]), names=("a",)) + + +def test_signature_stable_and_distinguishes_locations(): + p1 = PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0]), lon=np.array([2.0])) + p2 = PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0]), lon=np.array([2.0])) + p3 = PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0]), lon=np.array([3.0])) + assert p1.signature() == p2.signature() + assert p1.signature() != p3.signature() From 91931ff0fc45b84fec15fc53bd72970dd647bc03 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "pre-commit-ci[bot]" <66853113+pre-commit-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2026 04:25:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 9/9] [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci --- examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py | 4 +--- test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py | 19 +++++++++++-------- test/nvcoupler/test_points.py | 4 +--- 3 files changed, 13 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py b/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py index ee39fba02..d082de5b0 100644 --- a/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py +++ b/examples/09_nvcoupler/07_point_sampling.py @@ -66,9 +66,7 @@ def identity(x, coords): return x, coords -atmos = nvc.CallableComponent( - "atmos", identity, "6h", exports=["air_temperature_2m"] -) +atmos = nvc.CallableComponent("atmos", identity, "6h", exports=["air_temperature_2m"]) grid = grid_coords(NLAT, NLON) lat, lon = np.asarray(grid["lat"]), np.asarray(grid["lon"]) temperature = torch.as_tensor(lat).view(-1, 1) + 0.1 * torch.as_tensor(lon).view(1, -1) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py index b404ef5e0..ac4edc6be 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_connector.py @@ -140,7 +140,11 @@ def step(x, coords): return x, coords return CallableComponent( - "stations", step, timestep="48h", imports=list(imports), exports=[], + "stations", + step, + timestep="48h", + imports=list(imports), + exports=[], points=points, ) @@ -176,9 +180,7 @@ def test_sample_nearest_recovers_exact_grid_points(): got = stations.import_state["sea_surface_temperature"] assert list(got.coords) == ["point"] assert got.data.shape == (2,) - assert torch.allclose( - got.data, torch.tensor([data[3, 2], data[5, 10]]).float() - ) + assert torch.allclose(got.data, torch.tensor([data[3, 2], data[5, 10]]).float()) assert np.array_equal(got.coords["point"], points.labels()) @@ -217,9 +219,7 @@ def test_sample_bilinear_matches_direct_kernel_call(): def test_sample_and_regridder_mutually_exclusive(): with pytest.raises(CouplingError, match="mutually exclusive"): - Connector( - *_realized_pair()[:2], sample="nearest", regridder=lambda x: x - ) + Connector(*_realized_pair()[:2], sample="nearest", regridder=lambda x: x) def test_sample_missing_choice_raises_actionable_error(): @@ -241,7 +241,10 @@ def step(x, coords): # a "point" dim without a registered PointSet (points=None) β€” reachable # if a component hand-builds coords with a "point" key directly stations = CallableComponent( - "stations", step, timestep="48h", imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], + "stations", + step, + timestep="48h", + imports=["sea_surface_temperature"], exports=[], ) stations.realize(clock) diff --git a/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py b/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py index d5dc1f8d4..5cab94382 100644 --- a/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py +++ b/test/nvcoupler/test_points.py @@ -30,9 +30,7 @@ def test_default_labels_are_integer_index(): def test_names_become_labels(): - p = PointSet( - lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0]), lon=np.array([3.0, 4.0]), names=("a", "b") - ) + p = PointSet(lat=np.array([1.0, 2.0]), lon=np.array([3.0, 4.0]), names=("a", "b")) assert np.array_equal(p.labels(), np.array(["a", "b"]))