"""T3/T4 — batch retarget over selected_clips.json with live, human-readable progress. Runs under .venv-retarget. For each shortlisted clip: materialize a single-episode parquet → run the real M1..M6 engine → emit per-clip friendly-stage progress + metrics into transform_report.json (written incrementally so the console can poll it live). """ import argparse import contextlib import io import json import os import ssl import sys import time import urllib.request from concurrent.futures import ProcessPoolExecutor, as_completed from pathlib import Path import numpy as np import pyarrow.compute as pc import pyarrow.parquet as pq # macOS Python's urllib has no CA bundle by default → HF downloads fail with # CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED. Use certifi's bundle (fall back to unverified only if absent). try: import certifi _SSL_CTX = ssl.create_default_context(cafile=certifi.where()) except Exception: _SSL_CTX = ssl._create_unverified_context() REPO = os.environ.get("FD_EGO_REPO", "Kavin60606/EgoDex-PickPlace-10hr") PREFIX = os.environ.get("FD_EGO_PREFIX", "") # "" = 10hr root layout; "train/" = griffinlabs RESOLVE = "https://huggingface.co/datasets/%s/resolve/main/%s" # customer-facing stage names (replace M1..M6) STAGES = [ ("load", "Reading human demo"), ("retarget", "Retargeting motion to robot"), ("base", "Placing the robot"), ("ik", "Solving arm joints (IK)"), ("collision", "Checking arm collisions"), ("smooth", "Smoothing trajectory"), ("qa", "Quality check"), ("output", "Saving robot trajectory"), ] STAGE_KEYS = [k for k, _ in STAGES] # order matters: match "[M3.5]" before "[M3]" MARKERS = [("[M6]", "output"), ("[M5]", "qa"), ("[M4]", "smooth"), ("[M3.5]", "collision"), ("[M3]", "ik"), ("[M2]", "base"), ("[M1]", "retarget")] # ── QA verdict: fold FAITHFULNESS (tracking / orientation / arm-collision) into the per-clip # PASS/WARN/FAIL alongside the motion-quality verdict. Was motion-only, which missed clips that # move smoothly but don't actually follow the human demo. Thresholds are env-overridable so the # UI can tune them per run (see config.py for the same defaults). higher value = worse. def _envf(key: str, default: float) -> float: try: return float(os.environ.get(key, default)) except (TypeError, ValueError): return default _QA_IK_WARN = _envf("QA_IK_CM_WARN", 3.0) _QA_IK_FAIL = _envf("QA_IK_CM_FAIL", 6.0) _QA_ORI_WARN = _envf("QA_ORI_DEG_WARN", 15.0) _QA_ORI_FAIL = _envf("QA_ORI_DEG_FAIL", 30.0) _QA_ARMS_STRICT = os.environ.get("QA_ARMS_STRICT", "0") == "1" _QA_RANK = {"PASS": 0, "WARN": 1, "FAIL": 2, "?": 0} def _grade_high(v: float, warn: float, fail: float) -> str: """Grade a metric where higher is worse against warn/fail bounds.""" if v is None: return "PASS" if v >= fail: return "FAIL" if v >= warn: return "WARN" return "PASS" def _worst(*verdicts: str) -> str: return max(verdicts, key=lambda v: _QA_RANK.get(v, 0)) KP_COLS = [f"observation.state.{h}{k}" for h in ("right", "left") for k in ("ThumbTip", "IndexFingerTip", "MiddleFingerTip", "Hand")] def _ensure(cache: Path, rel: str, timeout: int = 30, retries: int = 4) -> Path: """Download a repo file to cache, ONCE. Bounded per-request timeout + retries + atomic write so a single stalled host connection can't hang the whole run forever (urlopen has no default timeout — that infinite block was what froze prewarm at 0% CPU).""" local = cache / REPO.replace("/", "__") / rel if local.exists() and local.stat().st_size > 0: return local local.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) url = RESOLVE % (REPO, rel) last = None for attempt in range(retries): try: req = urllib.request.Request(url, headers={"User-Agent": "fd-studio"}) with urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=timeout, context=_SSL_CTX) as r: data = r.read() tmp = local.with_name(local.name + ".part") tmp.write_bytes(data) tmp.replace(local) # atomic — a killed/partial download never looks complete return local except Exception as e: last = e time.sleep(min(5.0, 1.0 * (attempt + 1))) raise RuntimeError(f"download failed after {retries} tries: {rel}: {last}") def _episode_range(cache: Path, subset: str, ep: int) -> dict: base = f"{PREFIX}{subset}" cols = ["episode_index", "length", "tasks", "data/chunk_index", "data/file_index", "dataset_from_index", "dataset_to_index"] for i in range(0, 12): # episodes/chunk-000/file-000.parquet, file-001, ... rel = f"{base}/meta/episodes/chunk-000/file-{i:03d}.parquet" try: local = _ensure(cache, rel) except Exception: break for row in pq.read_table(local, columns=cols).to_pylist(): if row["episode_index"] == ep: return row raise KeyError(f"episode {ep} not found in {subset}") def _materialize(cache: Path, subset: str, ep: int, out_root: Path) -> str: r = _episode_range(cache, subset, ep) ci, fi = r["data/chunk_index"], r["data/file_index"] data_rel = f"{PREFIX}{subset}/data/chunk-{ci:03d}/file-{fi:03d}.parquet" local = _ensure(cache, data_rel) # a data file concatenates many episodes; `dataset_from/to_index` are GLOBAL offsets, # so filter by the file's own episode_index column instead of slicing. table = pq.read_table(local, columns=KP_COLS + ["episode_index"]) table = table.filter(pc.equal(table["episode_index"], ep)).select(KP_COLS) mat = out_root / "materialized" / subset / "data" / "chunk-000" mat.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) # Name by SUBSET + episode. The retarget output dir is clip_, and episode numbers # repeat across categories (tools#157, dice_balls#157, …) — naming by episode alone made them # collide and OVERWRITE, silently dropping ~79% of clips. Subset uses "_" (never "-"), so # prep_lerobot's `clip.split("-")[1]` still recovers the episode from "__file-000157". out = mat / f"{subset}__file-{ep:06d}.parquet" pq.write_table(table, out) return str(out) class Report: def __init__(self, path: Path, clips: list, teleop: dict): self.path = path self.teleop = teleop self.data = { "clips_total": len(clips), "clips": [{ "clip_id": c["clip_id"], "task": c.get("task", ""), "n_frames": c.get("n_frames", 0), "status": "pending", "stages": [{"key": k, "label": lbl, "status": "pending"} for k, lbl in STAGES], "metrics": {}, "error": None, "output": None, } for c in clips], "match_report": None, "done": False, } self.write() def write(self): self.path.write_text(json.dumps(self.data, indent=2)) def advance(self, i: int, key: str): pos = STAGE_KEYS.index(key) for j, s in enumerate(self.data["clips"][i]["stages"]): s["status"] = "done" if j < pos else ("running" if j == pos else "pending") self.data["clips"][i]["status"] = "running" def start(self, i: int): self.data["clips"][i]["status"] = "running" self.data["clips"][i]["stages"][0]["status"] = "running" def finish(self, i: int, res: dict, collision: str): c = self.data["clips"][i] for s in c["stages"]: s["status"] = "done" c["status"] = "done" c["output"] = res.get("output") ik_R = round(res.get("ik_R_cm", 0), 2) ik_L = round(res.get("ik_L_cm", 0), 2) ori_R = round(res.get("ori_R_deg", 0), 1) ori_L = round(res.get("ori_L_deg", 0), 1) motion = res.get("qa_verdict", "?") # m5_qa motion-quality verdict # grade faithfulness on the worse of the two arms, then combine (worst wins) track_g = _grade_high(max(ik_R, ik_L), _QA_IK_WARN, _QA_IK_FAIL) ori_g = _grade_high(max(ori_R, ori_L), _QA_ORI_WARN, _QA_ORI_FAIL) arms_g = "PASS" if collision == "clean" else ("FAIL" if _QA_ARMS_STRICT else "WARN") verdict = _worst(motion, track_g, ori_g, arms_g) c["metrics"] = { "ik_R_cm": ik_R, "ik_L_cm": ik_L, "ori_R_deg": ori_R, "ori_L_deg": ori_L, "collision": collision, "qa": verdict, "qa_motion": motion, "dof": 14, # per-component grades so the UI can show WHAT drove the verdict + re-grade live "qa_components": {"tracking": track_g, "orientation": ori_g, "arms": arms_g, "motion": motion}, "n_frames": res.get("n_frames_out", c["n_frames"]), } def fail(self, i: int, msg: str): c = self.data["clips"][i] for s in c["stages"]: if s["status"] == "running": s["status"] = "fail" c["status"] = "failed" c["error"] = msg def finalize(self): done = [c for c in self.data["clips"] if c["status"] == "done"] failed = sum(1 for c in self.data["clips"] if c["status"] == "failed") teleop_hz = int(self.teleop.get("fps") or 30) if done: iks = [(c["metrics"]["ik_R_cm"] + c["metrics"]["ik_L_cm"]) / 2 for c in done] ik_mean = round(float(np.mean(iks)), 2) clean = sum(1 for c in done if c["metrics"]["collision"] == "clean") fidelity = round(max(0.0, 1 - ik_mean / 10.0), 2) clean_rate = round(clean / len(done), 2) else: # nothing succeeded — report honestly, not a fake 100% ik_mean = fidelity = clean_rate = None self.data["match_report"] = { "teleop_hz": teleop_hz, "ego_hz": 30, "fps_variance": abs(teleop_hz - 30), "action_hz_match": teleop_hz == 30, "ik_mean_cm": ik_mean, "traj_similarity": fidelity, "collision_clean_rate": clean_rate, "clips_done": len(done), "clips_failed": failed, } self.data["done"] = True class _Tee(io.TextIOBase): def __init__(self, orig, on_line): self.orig, self.on_line, self.buf = orig, on_line, "" def write(self, s): self.orig.write(s) self.buf += s while "\n" in self.buf: line, self.buf = self.buf.split("\n", 1) self.on_line(line) return len(s) def flush(self): self.orig.flush() def _prewarm(cache: Path, clips: list, workers: int = 24) -> None: """Download each clip's episodes-meta + data parquet up front so the retarget workers only read the cache. Runs in PARALLEL with bounded per-file timeouts — the old sequential + no-timeout version froze the whole run for good if a single host connection stalled (0% CPU, flat disk). Existence-check + atomic write make concurrent fetches of a shared file safe/idempotent.""" from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor def _warm(clip): try: subset, ep_s = clip["clip_id"].split("#") r = _episode_range(cache, subset, int(ep_s)) _ensure(cache, f"{PREFIX}{subset}/data/chunk-{r['data/chunk_index']:03d}/file-{r['data/file_index']:03d}.parquet") except Exception: pass # a clip that can't prefetch is retried lazily in its worker — never blocks prewarm with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=min(workers, max(1, len(clips)))) as ex: list(ex.map(_warm, clips)) def _run_one(payload: dict) -> dict: """Worker: materialize + retarget one clip (cache already warm). Returns a picklable result.""" clip = payload["clip"] cache, out_root = Path(payload["cache"]), Path(payload["out_root"]) from retarget import process_clip try: subset, ep_s = clip["clip_id"].split("#") buf = io.StringIO() with contextlib.redirect_stdout(buf): mat = _materialize(cache, subset, int(ep_s), out_root) res = process_clip(mat, source="lerobot", out_root=str(out_root / "retargeted")) if res is None: return {"clip_id": clip["clip_id"], "status": "failed", "error": "clip skipped (QA gate or too few valid frames)"} txt = buf.getvalue() collision = "resolved" if any(k in txt for k in ("moved apart", "still colliding", "pushed")) else "clean" return {"clip_id": clip["clip_id"], "status": "done", "res": res, "collision": collision} except Exception as e: return {"clip_id": clip["clip_id"], "status": "failed", "error": str(e)} def main(): ap = argparse.ArgumentParser() ap.add_argument("--selected", required=True) ap.add_argument("--report", required=True) ap.add_argument("--cache", required=True) ap.add_argument("--out-root", required=True) ap.add_argument("--limit", type=int, default=3) ap.add_argument("--workers", type=int, default=0, help="0 = auto (cores-1); 1 = sequential") args = ap.parse_args() from retarget import process_clip selected = json.loads(Path(args.selected).read_text()) all_clips = selected.get("clips", []) clips = all_clips if args.limit <= 0 else all_clips[: args.limit] # limit<=0 → all report = Report(Path(args.report), clips, selected.get("teleop", {})) cache, out_root = Path(args.cache), Path(args.out_root) workers = args.workers or max(1, min((os.cpu_count() or 2) - 1, len(clips))) # ---- parallel path: process clips concurrently across cores ---- if workers > 1 and len(clips) > 1: _prewarm(cache, clips) idx = {c["clip_id"]: i for i, c in enumerate(clips)} for i in range(len(clips)): report.start(i) report.write() payloads = [{"clip": c, "cache": str(cache), "out_root": str(out_root)} for c in clips] with ProcessPoolExecutor(max_workers=workers) as ex: futs = [ex.submit(_run_one, p) for p in payloads] for fut in as_completed(futs): r = fut.result() i = idx[r["clip_id"]] if r["status"] == "done": report.finish(i, r["res"], r["collision"]) else: report.fail(i, r.get("error", "failed")) report.write() report.finalize() report.write() print(f"BATCH DONE ({workers} workers)") return # ---- sequential path (workers==1): live per-stage streaming ---- for i, clip in enumerate(clips): report.start(i) report.write() try: subset, ep_s = clip["clip_id"].split("#") mat = _materialize(cache, subset, int(ep_s), out_root) state = {"collision": "clean"} def on_line(line, i=i, state=state): for mk, key in MARKERS: if mk in line: report.advance(i, key) report.write() break if "Collision check: clean" in line: state["collision"] = "clean" elif "moved apart" in line or "still colliding" in line or "pushed" in line: state["collision"] = "resolved" old = sys.stdout sys.stdout = _Tee(old, on_line) try: res = process_clip(mat, source="lerobot", out_root=str(out_root / "retargeted")) finally: sys.stdout = old if res is None: raise RuntimeError("clip skipped (QA gate or too few valid frames)") report.finish(i, res, state["collision"]) except Exception as e: # isolate — one bad clip must not abort the batch report.fail(i, str(e)) report.write() report.finalize() report.write() print("BATCH DONE") if __name__ == "__main__": main()