Attention
The vector search and clustering algorithms in RAFT are being migrated to a new library dedicated to vector search called cuVS. We will continue to support the vector search algorithms in RAFT during this move, but will no longer update them after the RAPIDS 24.06 (June) release. We plan to complete the migration by RAPIDS 24.08 (August) release.
mdarray: Multi-dimensional Owning Container#
#include <raft/core/mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ...Tn>
constexpr bool is_array_interface_v = is_array_interface<Tn...>::value# \brief Boolean to determine if variadic template types Tn are raft::array_interface or derived type or any type that has a member function
view()
that returns either raft::host_mdspan or raft::device_mdspan
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template<typename Base>
class array_interface# - #include <mdarray.hpp>
Interface to implement an owning multi-dimensional array.
raft::array_interace is an interface to owning container types for mdspan. Check implementation of raft::mdarray which implements raft::array_interface using Curiously Recurring Template Pattern. This interface calls into method
view()
whose implementation is provided by the implementing class.view()
must return an object of type raft::host_mdspan or raft::device_mdspan or any types derived from the them.Subclassed by raft::mdarray< value_idx, std::int64_t >, raft::mdarray< value_t, std::int64_t >, raft::mdarray< value_t, std::int64_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< IdxT, int64_t >, raft::mdarray< T, int64_t >, raft::mdarray< T, int64_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< IdxT, int64_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< value_type, list_extents, row_major >, raft::mdarray< index_type, extent_1d< size_type >, row_major >, raft::mdarray< uint32_t, uint32_t >, raft::mdarray< float, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< T *, uint32_t >, raft::mdarray< IdxT *, uint32_t >, raft::mdarray< IdxT, uint32_t >, raft::mdarray< uint32_t, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< float, pq_centers_extents, row_major >, raft::mdarray< uint8_t *, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< IdxT *, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< IdxT, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< value_type, matrix_extent< index_type >, LayoutPolicy, ContainerPolicy >, raft::mdarray< MathT, uint32_t, row_major >, raft::mdarray< uint8_t, IdxT, row_major >
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template<typename...>
struct is_array_interface : public std::true_type# - #include <mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename T1>
struct is_array_interface<T1> : public raft::detail::is_array_interface<T1># - #include <mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename T1, typename ...Tn>
struct is_array_interface<T1, Tn...> : public std::conditional_t<detail::is_array_interface_v<T1>, is_array_interface<Tn...>, std::false_type># - #include <mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename Extents, typename LayoutPolicy, typename ContainerPolicy>
class mdarray : public raft::array_interface<mdarray<ElementType, Extents, LayoutPolicy, ContainerPolicy>># - #include <mdarray.hpp>
Modified from the c++ mdarray proposal.
https://isocpp.org/files/papers/D1684R0.html
mdarray is a container type for mdspan with similar template arguments. However there are some inconsistencies in between them. We have made some modificiations to fit our needs, which are listed below.
Layout policy is different, the mdarray in raft uses
std::experimental::extent
directly just likemdspan
, while themdarray
in the reference implementation uses varidic template.Most of the constructors from the reference implementation is removed to make sure CUDA stream is honored. Note that this class is not coupled to CUDA and therefore will only be used in the case where the device variant is used.
unique_size is not implemented, which is still working in progress in the proposal
For container policy, we adopt the alternative approach documented in the proposal [sec 2.4.3], which requires an additional make_accessor method for it to be used in mdspan. The container policy reference implementation has multiple
access
methods that accommodate needs for both mdarray and mdspan. This is more difficult for us since the policy might contain states that are unwanted inside a CUDA kernel. Also, on host we return a proxy to the actual value asdevice_ref
so different access methods will have different return type, which is less desirable.For the above reasons, copying from other mdarray with different policy type is also removed.
Public Types
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using view_type = view_type_impl<element_type>#
the mdspan type returned by view method.
Public Functions
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inline RAFT_MDARRAY_CTOR_CONSTEXPR mdarray(raft::resources const &handle, mapping_type const &m, container_policy_type const &cp)#
The only constructor that can create storage, raft::resources is accepted so that the device implementation can make sure the relevant CUDA stream is being used for allocation.
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inline auto view() noexcept#
Get an mdspan.
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inline auto view() const noexcept#
Get an mdspan<const T>
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template<typename ...IndexType>
inline auto operator()(IndexType&&... indices) -> std::enable_if_t<sizeof...(IndexType) == extents_type::rank() && (std::is_convertible_v<IndexType, index_type>&&...)&&std::is_constructible_v<extents_type, IndexType...>, reference># Indexing operator, use it sparingly since it triggers a device<->host copy.
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template<typename ...IndexType>
inline auto operator()(IndexType&&... indices) const -> std::enable_if_t<sizeof...(IndexType) == extents_type::rank() && (std::is_convertible_v<IndexType, index_type>&&...)&&std::is_constructible_v<extents_type, IndexType...> && std::is_constructible<mapping_type, extents_type>::value, const_reference># Indexing operator, use it sparingly since it triggers a device<->host copy.
- inline RAFT_INLINE_FUNCTION constexpr auto extent (size_t r) const noexcept -> index_type
the extent of rank r
Device Vocabulary#
#include <raft/core/device_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename Extents, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous, typename ContainerPolicy = device_uvector_policy<ElementType>>
using raft::device_mdarray = mdarray<ElementType, Extents, LayoutPolicy, device_accessor<ContainerPolicy>># mdarray with device container policy
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the elements
Extents – defines the shape
LayoutPolicy – policy for indexing strides and layout ordering
ContainerPolicy – storage and accessor policy
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::device_matrix = device_mdarray<ElementType, matrix_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for c-contiguous device matrix.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::device_vector = device_mdarray<ElementType, vector_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for 1-dim device mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
using raft::device_scalar = device_mdarray<ElementType, scalar_extent<IndexType>># Shorthand for 0-dim host mdarray (scalar).
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
Device Factories#
#include <raft/core/device_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_device_matrix(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n_rows, IndexType n_cols)# Create a 2-dim c-contiguous device mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
n_rows – [in] number or rows in matrix
n_cols – [in] number of columns in matrix
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_device_vector(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n)# Create a 1-dim device mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
n – [in] number of elements in vector
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
auto raft::make_device_scalar(raft::resources const &handle, ElementType const &v)# Create a device scalar from v.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
v – [in] scalar to wrap on device
- Returns:
Host Vocabulary#
#include <raft/core/host_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::host_matrix = host_mdarray<ElementType, matrix_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for c-contiguous host matrix.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::host_vector = host_mdarray<ElementType, vector_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for 1-dim host mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
using raft::host_scalar = host_mdarray<ElementType, scalar_extent<IndexType>># Shorthand for 0-dim host mdarray (scalar).
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
Host Factories#
#include <raft/core/host_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous, size_t... Extents>
auto make_host_mdarray(raft::resources &res, extents<IndexType, Extents...> exts)# Create a host mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
res – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
exts – [in] dimensionality of the array (series of integers)
- Returns:
raft::host_mdarray
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto make_host_matrix(raft::resources &res, IndexType n_rows, IndexType n_cols)# Create a 2-dim c-contiguous host mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
res – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
n_rows – [in] number or rows in matrix
n_cols – [in] number of columns in matrix
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
auto make_host_scalar(raft::resources &res, ElementType const &v)# Create a host scalar from v.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
- Parameters:
res – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
v – [in] scalar type to wrap
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto make_host_vector(raft::resources &res, IndexType n)# Create a 1-dim host mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
res – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
n – [in] number of elements in vector
- Returns:
Managed Vocabulary#
#include <raft/core/managed_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename Extents, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous, typename ContainerPolicy = managed_uvector_policy<ElementType>>
using raft::managed_mdarray = mdarray<ElementType, Extents, LayoutPolicy, managed_accessor<ContainerPolicy>># mdarray with managed container policy
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the elements
Extents – defines the shape
LayoutPolicy – policy for indexing strides and layout ordering
ContainerPolicy – storage and accessor policy
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::managed_matrix = managed_mdarray<ElementType, matrix_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for c-contiguous managed matrix.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::managed_vector = managed_mdarray<ElementType, vector_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for 1-dim managed mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
using raft::managed_scalar = managed_mdarray<ElementType, scalar_extent<IndexType>># Shorthand for 0-dim host mdarray (scalar).
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
Managed Factories#
#include <raft/core/managed_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_managed_matrix(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n_rows, IndexType n_cols)# Create a 2-dim c-contiguous managed mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
n_rows – [in] number or rows in matrix
n_cols – [in] number of columns in matrix
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_managed_vector(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n)# Create a 1-dim managed mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
n – [in] number of elements in vector
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
auto raft::make_managed_scalar(raft::resources const &handle, ElementType const &v)# Create a managed scalar from v.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
v – [in] scalar to wrap on managed
- Returns:
Pinned Vocabulary#
#include <raft/core/pinned_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename Extents, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous, typename ContainerPolicy = pinned_vector_policy<ElementType>>
using raft::pinned_mdarray = mdarray<ElementType, Extents, LayoutPolicy, pinned_accessor<ContainerPolicy>># mdarray with pinned container policy
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the elements
Extents – defines the shape
LayoutPolicy – policy for indexing strides and layout ordering
ContainerPolicy – storage and accessor policy
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::pinned_matrix = pinned_mdarray<ElementType, matrix_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for c-contiguous pinned matrix.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
using raft::pinned_vector = pinned_mdarray<ElementType, vector_extent<IndexType>, LayoutPolicy># Shorthand for 1-dim pinned mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
using raft::pinned_scalar = pinned_mdarray<ElementType, scalar_extent<IndexType>># Shorthand for 0-dim host mdarray (scalar).
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
Pinned Factories#
#include <raft/core/pinned_mdarray.hpp>
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_pinned_matrix(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n_rows, IndexType n_cols)# Create a 2-dim c-contiguous pinned mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the matrix elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive resources
n_rows – [in] number or rows in matrix
n_cols – [in] number of columns in matrix
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t, typename LayoutPolicy = layout_c_contiguous>
auto raft::make_pinned_vector(raft::resources const &handle, IndexType n)# Create a 1-dim pinned mdarray.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the vector elements
IndexType – the index type of the extents
LayoutPolicy – policy for strides and layout ordering
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
n – [in] number of elements in vector
- Returns:
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template<typename ElementType, typename IndexType = std::uint32_t>
auto raft::make_pinned_scalar(raft::resources const &handle, ElementType const &v)# Create a pinned scalar from v.
- Template Parameters:
ElementType – the data type of the scalar element
IndexType – the index type of the extents
- Parameters:
handle – [in] raft handle for managing expensive cuda resources
v – [in] scalar to wrap on pinned
- Returns: