SingleMetadataMetricConnections

class lsst.verify.tasks.SingleMetadataMetricConnections(*, config: PipelineTaskConfig | None = None)

Bases: MetricConnections

An abstract connections class defining a metadata input.

Notes

SingleMetadataMetricConnections defines the following dataset templates:

package

Name of the metric’s namespace. By verify_metrics convention, this is the name of the package the metric is most closely associated with.

metric

Name of the metric, excluding any namespace.

labelName

Pipeline label of the PipelineTask whose metadata are being read.

Attributes Summary

allConnections	Mapping holding all connection attributes.
defaultTemplates
deprecatedTemplates
dimensions	Set of dimension names that define the unit of work for this task.
initInputs	Set with the names of all InitInput connection attributes.
initOutputs	Set with the names of all InitOutput connection attributes.
inputs	Set with the names of all connectionTypes.Input connection attributes.
measurement	Connection for output dataset.
metadata	Class used for declaring PipelineTask input connections.
outputs	Set with the names of all Output connection attributes.
prerequisiteInputs	Set with the names of all PrerequisiteInput connection attributes.

Methods Summary

adjustQuantum(inputs, outputs, label, data_id)	Override to make adjustments to lsst.daf.butler.DatasetRef objects in the lsst.daf.butler.Quantum during the graph generation stage of the activator.
buildDatasetRefs(quantum)	Build QuantizedConnection corresponding to input Quantum.
getSpatialBoundsConnections()	Return the names of regular input and output connections whose data IDs should be used to compute the spatial bounds of this task's quanta.
getTemporalBoundsConnections()	Return the names of regular input and output connections whose data IDs should be used to compute the temporal bounds of this task's quanta.

Attributes Documentation

allConnections: Mapping[str, BaseConnection] = {'measurement': Output(name='metricvalue_{package}_{metric}', storageClass='MetricValue', doc='The metric value computed by this task.', multiple=False, deprecated=None, _deprecation_context='', dimensions={'visit', 'detector', 'instrument'}, isCalibration=False), 'metadata': Input(name='{labelName}_metadata', storageClass='TaskMetadata', doc="The target top-level task's metadata. The name must be set to the metadata's butler type, such as 'processCcd_metadata'.", multiple=False, deprecated=None, _deprecation_context='', dimensions={'visit', 'detector', 'instrument'}, isCalibration=False, deferLoad=False, minimum=1, deferGraphConstraint=False, deferBinding=False)}

Mapping holding all connection attributes.

This is a read-only view that is automatically updated when connection attributes are added, removed, or replaced in __init__. It is also updated after __init__ completes to reflect changes in inputs, prerequisiteInputs, outputs, initInputs, and initOutputs.

defaultTemplates = {'labelName': '', 'metric': None, 'package': None}

deprecatedTemplates = {}

dimensions: set[str] = {'detector', 'instrument', 'visit'}

Set of dimension names that define the unit of work for this task.

Required and implied dependencies will automatically be expanded later and need not be provided.

This may be replaced or modified in __init__ to change the dimensions of the task. After __init__ it will be a frozenset and may not be replaced.

initInputs: set[str] = frozenset({})

Set with the names of all InitInput connection attributes.

See inputs for additional information.

initOutputs: set[str] = frozenset({})

Set with the names of all InitOutput connection attributes.

See inputs for additional information.

inputs: set[str] = frozenset({'metadata'})

Set with the names of all connectionTypes.Input connection attributes.

This is updated automatically as class attributes are added, removed, or replaced in __init__. Removing entries from this set will cause those connections to be removed after __init__ completes, but this is supported only for backwards compatibility; new code should instead just delete the collection attributed directly. After __init__ this will be a frozenset and may not be replaced.

measurement

Connection for output dataset.

metadata

Class used for declaring PipelineTask input connections.

Attributes:

namestr

The default name used to identify the dataset type.

storageClassstr

The storage class used when (un)/persisting the dataset type.

multiplebool

Indicates if this connection should expect to contain multiple objects of the given dataset type. Tasks with more than one connection with multiple=True with the same dimensions may want to implement PipelineTaskConnections.adjustQuantum to ensure those datasets are consistent (i.e. zip-iterable) in PipelineTask.runQuantum and notify the execution system as early as possible of outputs that will not be produced because the corresponding input is missing.

dimensionsiterable of str

The lsst.daf.butler.Butler lsst.daf.butler.Registry dimensions used to identify the dataset type identified by the specified name.

deferLoadbool

Indicates that this dataset type will be loaded as a lsst.daf.butler.DeferredDatasetHandle. PipelineTasks can use this object to load the object at a later time.

minimumbool

Minimum number of datasets required for this connection, per quantum. This is checked in the base implementation of PipelineTaskConnections.adjustQuantum, which raises NoWorkFound if the minimum is not met for Input connections (causing the quantum to be pruned, skipped, or never created, depending on the context), and FileNotFoundError for PrerequisiteInput connections (causing QuantumGraph generation to fail). PipelineTask implementations may provide custom adjustQuantum implementations for more fine-grained or configuration-driven constraints, as long as they are compatible with this minium.

deferGraphConstraintbool, optional

If True, do not include this dataset type’s existence in the initial query that starts the QuantumGraph generation process. This can be used to make QuantumGraph generation faster by avoiding redundant datasets, and in certain cases it can (along with careful attention to which tasks are included in the same QuantumGraph) be used to work around the QuantumGraph generation algorithm’s inflexible handling of spatial overlaps. This option has no effect when the connection is not an overall input of the pipeline (or subset thereof) for which a graph is being created, and it never affects the ordering of quanta.

deferBindingbool, optional

If True, the dataset will not be automatically included in the pipeline graph, deferGraphConstraint is implied. The custom QuantumGraphBuilder is required to bind it and add a corresponding edge to the pipeline graph. This option allows to have the same dataset type as both input and output of a quantum.

Raises:

TypeError

Raised if minimum is greater than one but multiple=False.

NotImplementedError

Raised if minimum is zero for a regular Input connection; this is not currently supported by our QuantumGraph generation algorithm.

outputs: set[str] = frozenset({'measurement'})

Set with the names of all Output connection attributes.

See inputs for additional information.

prerequisiteInputs: set[str] = frozenset({})

Set with the names of all PrerequisiteInput connection attributes.

See inputs for additional information.

Methods Documentation

adjustQuantum(inputs: dict[str, tuple[lsst.pipe.base.connectionTypes.BaseInput, collections.abc.Collection[lsst.daf.butler._dataset_ref.DatasetRef]]], outputs: dict[str, tuple[lsst.pipe.base.connectionTypes.Output, collections.abc.Collection[lsst.daf.butler._dataset_ref.DatasetRef]]], label: str, data_id: DataCoordinate) → tuple[collections.abc.Mapping[str, tuple[lsst.pipe.base.connectionTypes.BaseInput, collections.abc.Collection[lsst.daf.butler._dataset_ref.DatasetRef]]], collections.abc.Mapping[str, tuple[lsst.pipe.base.connectionTypes.Output, collections.abc.Collection[lsst.daf.butler._dataset_ref.DatasetRef]]]]

Override to make adjustments to lsst.daf.butler.DatasetRef objects in the lsst.daf.butler.Quantum during the graph generation stage of the activator.

Parameters:

inputsdict

Dictionary whose keys are an input (regular or prerequisite) connection name and whose values are a tuple of the connection instance and a collection of associated DatasetRef objects. The exact type of the nested collections is unspecified; it can be assumed to be multi-pass iterable and support len and in, but it should not be mutated in place. In contrast, the outer dictionaries are guaranteed to be temporary copies that are true dict instances, and hence may be modified and even returned; this is especially useful for delegating to super (see notes below).

outputsMapping

Mapping of output datasets, with the same structure as inputs.

labelstr

Label for this task in the pipeline (should be used in all diagnostic messages).

data_idlsst.daf.butler.DataCoordinate

Data ID for this quantum in the pipeline (should be used in all diagnostic messages).

Returns:

adjusted_inputsMapping

Mapping of the same form as inputs with updated containers of input DatasetRef objects. Connections that are not changed should not be returned at all. Datasets may only be removed, not added. Nested collections may be of any multi-pass iterable type, and the order of iteration will set the order of iteration within PipelineTask.runQuantum.

adjusted_outputsMapping

Mapping of updated output datasets, with the same structure and interpretation as adjusted_inputs.

Raises:

ScalarError

Raised if any Input or PrerequisiteInput connection has multiple set to False, but multiple datasets.

NoWorkFound

Raised to indicate that this quantum should not be run; not enough datasets were found for a regular Input connection, and the quantum should be pruned or skipped.

FileNotFoundError

Raised to cause QuantumGraph generation to fail (with the message included in this exception); not enough datasets were found for a PrerequisiteInput connection.

Notes

The base class implementation performs important checks. It always returns an empty mapping (i.e. makes no adjustments). It should always called be via super by custom implementations, ideally at the end of the custom implementation with already-adjusted mappings when any datasets are actually dropped, e.g.:

def adjustQuantum(self, inputs, outputs, label, data_id):
    # Filter out some dataset refs for one connection.
    connection, old_refs = inputs["my_input"]
    new_refs = [ref for ref in old_refs if ...]
    adjusted_inputs = {"my_input", (connection, new_refs)}
    # Update the original inputs so we can pass them to super.
    inputs.update(adjusted_inputs)
    # Can ignore outputs from super because they are guaranteed
    # to be empty.
    super().adjustQuantum(inputs, outputs, label_data_id)
    # Return only the connections we modified.
    return adjusted_inputs, {}

Removing outputs here is guaranteed to affect what is actually passed to PipelineTask.runQuantum, but its effect on the larger graph may be deferred to execution, depending on the context in which adjustQuantum is being run: if one quantum removes an output that is needed by a second quantum as input, the second quantum may not be adjusted (and hence pruned or skipped) until that output is actually found to be missing at execution time.

Tasks that desire zip-iteration consistency between any combinations of connections that have the same data ID should generally implement adjustQuantum to achieve this, even if they could also run that logic during execution; this allows the system to see outputs that will not be produced because the corresponding input is missing as early as possible.

buildDatasetRefs(quantum: Quantum) → tuple[lsst.pipe.base.connections.InputQuantizedConnection, lsst.pipe.base.connections.OutputQuantizedConnection]

Build QuantizedConnection corresponding to input Quantum.

Parameters:

quantumlsst.daf.butler.Quantum

Quantum object which defines the inputs and outputs for a given unit of processing.

Returns:

retValtuple of (InputQuantizedConnection, OutputQuantizedConnection)

Namespaces mapping attribute names (identifiers of connections) to butler references defined in the input Quantum.

getSpatialBoundsConnections() → Iterable[str]

Return the names of regular input and output connections whose data IDs should be used to compute the spatial bounds of this task’s quanta.

The spatial bound for a quantum is defined as the union of the regions of all data IDs of all connections returned here, along with the region of the quantum data ID (if the task has spatial dimensions).

Returns:

connection_namescollections.abc.Iterable [ str ]

Names of collections with spatial dimensions. These are the task-internal connection names, not butler dataset type names.

Notes

The spatial bound is used to search for prerequisite inputs that have skypix dimensions. The default implementation returns an empty iterable, which is usually sufficient for tasks with spatial dimensions, but if a task’s inputs or outputs are associated with spatial regions that extend beyond the quantum data ID’s region, this method may need to be overridden to expand the set of prerequisite inputs found.

Tasks that do not have spatial dimensions that have skypix prerequisite inputs should always override this method, as the default spatial bounds otherwise cover the full sky.

getTemporalBoundsConnections() → Iterable[str]

Return the names of regular input and output connections whose data IDs should be used to compute the temporal bounds of this task’s quanta.

The temporal bound for a quantum is defined as the union of the timespans of all data IDs of all connections returned here, along with the timespan of the quantum data ID (if the task has temporal dimensions).

Returns:

connection_namescollections.abc.Iterable [ str ]

Names of collections with temporal dimensions. These are the task-internal connection names, not butler dataset type names.

Notes

The temporal bound is used to search for prerequisite inputs that are calibration datasets. The default implementation returns an empty iterable, which is usually sufficient for tasks with temporal dimensions, but if a task’s inputs or outputs are associated with timespans that extend beyond the quantum data ID’s timespan, this method may need to be overridden to expand the set of prerequisite inputs found.

Tasks that do not have temporal dimensions that do not implement this method will use an infinite timespan for any calibration lookups.