mindspore/model_zoo/bert

• BERT Example
• • Description
  • Requirements
  • Running the Example
  • • Pre-Training
    • Fine-Tuning
    • Evaluation
  • Usage
  • • Pre-Training
  • Options and Parameters
  • • Options:
    • Parameters:

BERT Example

Description

This example implements pre-training, fine-tuning and evaluation of BERT-base(the base version of BERT model) and BERT-NEZHA(a Chinese pretrained language model developed by Huawei, which introduced a improvement of Functional Relative Positional Encoding as an effective positional encoding scheme).

Requirements

• Install MindSpore.
• Download the zhwiki dataset for pre-training. Extract and clean text in the dataset with WikiExtractor. Convert the dataset to TFRecord format and move the files to a specified path.
• Download the CLUE dataset for fine-tuning and evaluation.

Notes:
If you are running a fine-tuning or evaluation task, prepare the corresponding checkpoint file.

Running the Example

Pre-Training

• Set options in config.py, including lossscale, optimizer and network. Click here for more information about dataset and the json schema file.

• Run run_standalone_pretrain.sh for non-distributed pre-training of BERT-base and BERT-NEZHA model.

  sh scripts/run_standalone_pretrain.sh DEVICE_ID EPOCH_SIZE DATA_DIR SCHEMA_DIR
  

• Run run_distribute_pretrain.sh for distributed pre-training of BERT-base and BERT-NEZHA model.

  sh scripts/run_distribute_pretrain.sh DEVICE_NUM EPOCH_SIZE DATA_DIR SCHEMA_DIR MINDSPORE_HCCL_CONFIG_PATH
  

Fine-Tuning

• Set options in finetune_config.py. Make sure the 'data_file', 'schema_file' and 'pre_training_file' are set to your own path. Set the 'pre_training_ckpt' to a saved checkpoint file generated after pre-training.

• Run finetune.py for fine-tuning of BERT-base and BERT-NEZHA model.

  python finetune.py
  

Evaluation

• Set options in evaluation_config.py. Make sure the 'data_file', 'schema_file' and 'finetune_ckpt' are set to your own path.

• Run evaluation.py for evaluation of BERT-base and BERT-NEZHA model.

  python evaluation.py
  

Usage

Pre-Training

usage: run_pretrain.py  [--distribute DISTRIBUTE] [--epoch_size N] [----device_num N] [--device_id N] 
                        [--enable_save_ckpt ENABLE_SAVE_CKPT]
                        [--enable_lossscale ENABLE_LOSSSCALE] [--do_shuffle DO_SHUFFLE]
                        [--enable_data_sink ENABLE_DATA_SINK] [--data_sink_steps N] [--checkpoint_path CHECKPOINT_PATH]
                        [--save_checkpoint_steps N] [--save_checkpoint_num N] 
                        [--data_dir DATA_DIR] [--schema_dir SCHEMA_DIR]

options:
    --distribute               pre_training by serveral devices: "true"(training by more than 1 device) | "false", default is "false"
    --epoch_size               epoch size: N, default is 1
    --device_num               number of used devices: N, default is 1
    --device_id                device id: N, default is 0
    --enable_save_ckpt         enable save checkpoint: "true" | "false", default is "true"
    --enable_lossscale         enable lossscale: "true" | "false", default is "true"
    --do_shuffle               enable shuffle: "true" | "false", default is "true"
    --enable_data_sink         enable data sink: "true" | "false", default is "true"
    --data_sink_steps          set data sink steps: N, default is 1
    --checkpoint_path          path to save checkpoint files: PATH, default is ""
    --save_checkpoint_steps    steps for saving checkpoint files: N, default is 1000
    --save_checkpoint_num      number for saving checkpoint files: N, default is 1
    --data_dir                 path to dataset directory: PATH, default is ""
    --schema_dir               path to schema.json file, PATH, default is ""

Options and Parameters

It contains of parameters of BERT model and options for training, which is set in file config.py, finetune_config.py and evaluation_config.py respectively.

Options:

config.py:
    bert_network                    version of BERT model: base | nezha, default is base
    loss_scale_value                initial value of loss scale: N, default is 2^32
    scale_factor                    factor used to update loss scale: N, default is 2
    scale_window                    steps for once updatation of loss scale: N, default is 1000   
    optimizer                       optimizer used in the network: AdamWerigtDecayDynamicLR | Lamb | Momentum, default is "Lamb"

finetune_config.py:
    task                            task type: NER | XNLI | LCQMC | SENTIi | OTHERS
    num_labels                      number of labels to do classification
    data_file                       dataset file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/train.tfrecord"
    schema_file                     dataset schema file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/schema.json"
    epoch_num                       repeat counts of training: N, default is 5
    ckpt_prefix                     prefix used to save checkpoint files: PREFIX, default is "bert"
    ckpt_dir                        path to save checkpoint files: PATH, default is None
    pre_training_ckpt               checkpoint file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/pre_training.ckpt"
    use_crf                         whether to use crf for evaluation. use_crf takes effect only when task type is NER, default is False
    optimizer                       optimizer used in fine-tune network: AdamWeigtDecayDynamicLR | Lamb | Momentum, default is "Lamb"

evaluation_config.py:
    task                            task type: NER | XNLI | LCQMC | SENTI | OTHERS
    num_labels                      number of labels to do classsification
    data_file                       dataset file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/evaluation.tfrecord"
    schema_file                     dataset schema file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/schema.json"
    finetune_ckpt                   checkpoint file to load: PATH, default is "/your/path/your.ckpt"
    use_crf                         whether to use crf for evaluation. use_crf takes effect only when task type is NER, default is False
    clue_benchmark                  whether to use clue benchmark. clue_benchmark takes effect only when task type is NER, default is False

Parameters:

Parameters for dataset and network (Pre-Training/Fine-Tuning/Evaluation):
    batch_size                      batch size of input dataset: N, default is 16
    seq_length                      length of input sequence: N, default is 128
    vocab_size                      size of each embedding vector: N, default is 21136
    hidden_size                     size of bert encoder layers: N, default is 768
    num_hidden_layers               number of hidden layers: N, default is 12
    num_attention_heads             number of attention heads: N, default is 12
    intermediate_size               size of intermediate layer: N, default is 3072
    hidden_act                      activation function used: ACTIVATION, default is "gelu"
    hidden_dropout_prob             dropout probability for BertOutput: Q, default is 0.1
    attention_probs_dropout_prob    dropout probability for BertAttention: Q, default is 0.1
    max_position_embeddings         maximum length of sequences: N, default is 512
    type_vocab_size                 size of token type vocab: N, default is 16
    initializer_range               initialization value of TruncatedNormal: Q, default is 0.02
    use_relative_positions          use relative positions or not: True | False, default is False
    input_mask_from_dataset         use the input mask loaded form dataset or not: True | False, default is True
    token_type_ids_from_dataset     use the token type ids loaded from dataset or not: True | False, default is True
    dtype                           data type of input: mstype.float16 | mstype.float32, default is mstype.float32
    compute_type                    compute type in BertTransformer: mstype.float16 | mstype.float32, default is mstype.float16

Parameters for optimizer:
    AdamWeightDecayDynamicLR:
    decay_steps                     steps of the learning rate decay: N
    learning_rate                   value of learning rate: Q
    end_learning_rate               value of end learning rate: Q, must be positive
    power                           power: Q
    warmup_steps                    steps of the learning rate warm up: N
    weight_decay                    weight decay: Q
    eps                             term added to the denominator to improve numerical stability: Q

    Lamb:
    decay_steps                     steps of the learning rate decay: N
    learning_rate                   value of learning rate: Q
    end_learning_rate               value of end learning rate: Q
    power                           power: Q
    warmup_steps                    steps of the learning rate warm up: N
    weight_decay                    weight decay: Q

    Momentum:
    learning_rate                   value of learning rate: Q
    momentum                        momentum for the moving average: Q