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Mitigating Modality Collapse in Multimodal VAEs via Impartial Optimization

This is the code to reproduce the experiments of the ICML 2022 paper "Mitigating Modality Collapse in Multimodal VAEs via Impartial Optimization". If you have any doubts/problems, feel free to open an issue. If you want to cite the paper, you can find a bibtex entry here.

Datasets

The datasets for the heterogeneous experiments are taken from UCI and R package datasets.

Dependencies

  • Python v3.8
  • PyTorch v1.10.1
  • Pytorch-lightning v1.5.9

Requirements

To set up the conda environment, run:

conda env create -f environment.yml    # create conda env
conda activate impartial               # activate conda env

Usage

To run the heterogeneous experiment we first need to enter that folder:

cd heterogeneous

You can find information about all the available arguments via python main.py --help. For example:

  • To train the baseline ELBO-VAE on the Wine dataset (vanilla):

    python main.py -model=vae -dataset=datasets/Wine -batch-size=128 -latent-perc=50 -hidden-size=50 \
-seed=1 -model=vae -miss-perc=20 -miss-suffix=1

  • To train the baseline ELBO-VAE on the Wine dataset with GradNorm (α=0) (our framework):

    python main.py -model=vae -dataset=datasets/Wine -batch-size=128 -latent-perc=50 -hidden-size=50 \
-seed=1 -model=vae -miss-perc=20 -miss-suffix=1 -methods gradnorm -alpha 0.0

  • To train ELBO-IWAE on the Wine dataset with GradNorm-PCGrad (α=1) as an MTL method (our framework), run:

    python main.py -model=iwae -dataset=datasets/Wine -batch-size=128 -latent-perc=50 -hidden-size=50 \
-seed=1 -model=vae -miss-perc=20 -miss-suffix=1 -methods gradnorm pcgrad -alpha=1.0

  • To train ELBO-DReG on the Wine dataset with IMTL-G as an MTL method (our framework), run:

    python main.py -model=dreg -dataset=datasets/Wine -batch-size=128 -latent-perc=50 -hidden-size=50 \
-seed=1 -model=vae -miss-perc=20 -miss-suffix=1 -methods imtl-g

  • To train HI-VAE on the Wine dataset with MGDA-UB as an MTL method (our framework), run:

    python main.py -model=hivae -dataset=datasets/Wine -batch-size=1000 -max-epochs=2000 -size-z=10 -size-y=5 -size-s=10 \
-seed=1 -miss-perc=20 -miss-suffix=1 -methods mgda

Multi-modal

We also provide the code for multi-modal data (adapted from the mmvae repository). More dependencies would need to be installed in order to run this code (the same dependencies as those from the original mmvae code). Moreover, as seen in the main paper, these experiments take a significant amount of hours to run.

Citing

@InProceedings{pmlr-v162-javaloy22a,
  title = {Mitigating Modality Collapse in Multimodal {VAE}s via Impartial Optimization},
  author = {Javaloy, Adrian and Meghdadi, Maryam and Valera, Isabel},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 39th International Conference on Machine Learning},
  pages =  {9938--9964},
  year = {2022},
  volume = {162},
  series = {Proceedings of Machine Learning Research},
  month = {17--23 Jul},
  publisher = {PMLR},
  pdf = {https://proceedings.mlr.press/v162/javaloy22a/javaloy22a.pdf},
  url = {https://proceedings.mlr.press/v162/javaloy22a.html}
}