Fix Warp reference grid caching - #9082
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115-115: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a Google-style docstring to
get_reference_grid.Document
ddf,jitter, andseedinArgs. Document the returned tensor inReturns.Proposed docstring
def get_reference_grid(self, ddf: torch.Tensor, jitter: bool = False, seed: int = 0) -> torch.Tensor: + """Return a reference grid matching the DDF shape and generation parameters. + + Args: + ddf: Dense displacement field tensor that defines the grid shape, device, and dtype. + jitter: Whether to add deterministic random offsets to the grid. + seed: Random seed used when `jitter` is enabled. + + Returns: + The cached or newly generated reference grid. + """As per path instructions, Python definitions must have Google-style docstrings that describe variables, return values, and raised exceptions.
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In `@monai/networks/blocks/warp.py`:
- Line 115: Add a Google-style docstring to the get_reference_grid method
documenting ddf, jitter, and seed under Args and describing the returned
reference-grid tensor under Returns; include raised exceptions only if this
method explicitly raises them.
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Warp.get_reference_gridis meant to reuse its coordinate grid, but the cached grid has shape(batch, spatial_dims, *spatial)while the existing check comparesref_grid.shape[1:]againstddf.shape[2:]. Those tuples cannot match for 2D or 3D fields, so the grid gets rebuilt on each call.This change restores the cache and makes its key complete:
A shape-only fix would make the cache reachable, but a stale grid could still pass after a dtype, device, jitter or jitter-seed change. So the key has to be complete, and the test covers a cache hit plus each of these invalidations.
This shows up the most in
DVF2DDF, which reuses oneWarpinstance across the default seven scaling-and-squaring steps. I measured it withtests/testing_data/anatomical.nii, one Torch thread and interleaved baseline/candidate runs:Cache-miss and cache-hit outputs, image gradients, displacement gradients and the real anatomical volume output are bit-identical to the original grid construction, and the jitter path keeps the caller's RNG state untouched. I also checked memory with five fresh-process peak-RSS pairs at 64 cubed, there was no regression.
Validation:
python -m tests.networks.blocks.warp.test_warp: 10 tests passed, 1 skipped.python -m tests.networks.blocks.warp.test_dvf2ddf: 4 tests passed.python -m tests.networks.nets.test_voxelmorph: 19 tests passed.VM, Python 3.10.12, Torch 2.8.0+cpu.
origin/devrevision and passes with this patch.bin/monai_lint.sh --check --pyrefly .: passed, including pyrefly with zero errors.reproduce with the same test identities and counts on pristine
origin/dev. 31/31 remaining distributed tests pass, and the one LMDB distributed failure also reproduces onorigin/dev.Types of changes
./runtests.sh --quick --unittests --disttests.