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[advanced][databases][kboc16] Add new version following V2 implementation

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{
"description": "The KBOC16 database",
"root_folder": "/idiap/group/biometric/databases/kboc16",
"protocols": [
{
"name": "A",
"template": "simple_keystroke_recognition_kboc16/1",
"views": {
"templates": {
"view": "Templates",
"parameters": {
"protocol": "A"
}
},
"probes": {
"view": "Probes",
"parameters": {
"protocol": "A"
}
}
}
},
{
"name": "D",
"template": "simple_keystroke_recognition_kboc16/1",
"views": {
"templates": {
"view": "Templates",
"parameters": {
"protocol": "D"
}
},
"probes": {
"view": "Probes",
"parameters": {
"protocol": "D"
}
}
}
}
],
"schema_version": 2
}
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###############################################################################
import string
import numpy as np
from collections import namedtuple
from beat.backend.python.database import View
import bob.db.kboc16
#----------------------------------------------------------
def keystroke_reader(filename):
times = []
keys = []
for line in open(filename, 'r').readlines():
parts = string.split(line)
times.append(np.int32(parts[1]))
keys.append(parts[0])
return dict(
timestamps = times,
key_events = keys,
)
#----------------------------------------------------------
class Templates(View):
"""Outputs:
- keystroke: "{{ system_user.username }}/kboc16_keystroke/1
- file_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/uint64/1"
- template_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/text/1"
- client_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/text/1"
One "file_id" is associated with a given "keystroke".
Several "keystroke" are associated with a given "template_id".
Several "template_id" are associated with a given "client_id".
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
| keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke |
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
| file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id |
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------
| template_id | | template_id |
----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| client_id |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Note: for this particular database, there is only one "template_id"
per "client_id".
"""
def index(self, root_folder, parameters):
Entry = namedtuple('Entry', ['client_id', 'template_id', 'file_id', 'keystroke'])
# Open the database and load the objects to provide via the outputs
db = bob.db.kboc16.Database()
template_ids = db.model_ids(groups='eval',
protocol=parameters['protocol'])
entries = []
for template_id in template_ids:
objs = db.objects(groups='eval',
protocol=parameters['protocol'],
purposes='enrol',
model_ids=[template_id])
entries.extend([ Entry(x.client_id, template_id, x.id, x.make_path(root_folder, '.txt'))
for x in objs ])
return sorted(entries, key=lambda x: (x.client_id, x.template_id, x.file_id))
def get(self, output, index):
obj = self.objs[index]
if output == 'client_id':
return {
'text': str(obj.client_id)
}
elif output == 'template_id':
return {
'text': str(obj.template_id)
}
elif output == 'file_id':
return {
'value': np.uint64(obj.file_id)
}
elif output == 'keystroke':
return keystroke_reader(obj.keystroke)
#----------------------------------------------------------
class Probes(View):
"""Outputs:
- keystroke: "{{ system_user.username }}/kboc16_keystroke/1
- file_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/uint64/1"
- client_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/text/1"
- probe_id: "{{ system_user.username }}/uint64/1",
- template_ids: "{{ system_user.username }}/array_1d_text/1",
One "file_id" is associated with a given "keystroke".
One "probe_id" is associated with a given "keystroke".
Several "keystroke" are associated with a given "client_id".
Several "client_id" are associated with a given "template_ids".
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
| keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke | | keystroke |
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
| file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id | | file_id |
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
| probe_id | | probe_id | | probe_id | | probe_id | | probe_id | | probe_id |
--------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------
| client_id | | client_id |
----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| template_ids |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"""
def index(self, root_folder, parameters):
Entry = namedtuple('Entry', ['template_ids', 'client_id', 'probe_id', 'file_id',
'keystroke'])
# Open the database and load the objects to provide via the outputs
db = bob.db.kboc16.Database()
template_ids = sorted(db.model_ids(protocol=parameters['protocol'],
groups='eval'),
key=lambda x: int(x))
template_probes = {}
for template_id in template_ids:
objs = sorted(db.objects(protocol=parameters['protocol'],
groups='eval',
purposes='probe',
model_ids=[template_id]),
key=lambda x: (x.client_id, x.id))
template_probes[template_id] = [ p.id for p in objs ]
objs = sorted(db.objects(protocol=parameters['protocol'],
groups='eval',
purposes='probe'),
key=lambda x: (x.client_id, x.id))
entries = []
for obj in objs:
templates = [ template_id for template_id in template_ids
if obj.id in template_probes[template_id] ]
entries.append( Entry(templates, obj.client_id, obj.id, obj.id,
obj.make_path(root_folder, '.txt')) )
return sorted(entries, key=lambda x: (len(x.template_ids), x.template_ids,
x.client_id, x.probe_id))
def get(self, output, index):
obj = self.objs[index]
if output == 'template_ids':
return {
'text': [ str(x) for x in obj.template_ids ]
}
elif output == 'client_id':
return {
'text': str(obj.client_id)
}
elif output == 'probe_id':
return {
'value': np.uint64(obj.probe_id)
}
elif output == 'file_id':
return {
'value': np.uint64(obj.file_id)
}
elif output == 'keystroke':
return keystroke_reader(obj.keystroke)
#----------------------------------------------------------
def setup_tests():
# Install a mock load function for the keystrokes
def mock_keystroke_reader(filename):
return {}
global keystroke_reader
keystroke_reader = mock_keystroke_reader
#----------------------------------------------------------
# Test the behavior of the views (on fake data)
if __name__ == '__main__':
setup_tests()
view = Templates()
view.objs = view.index(root_folder='', parameters=dict(protocol = 'A'))
view.get('client_id', 0)
view.get('template_id', 0)
view.get('file_id', 0)
view.get('keystroke', 0)
view = Probes()
view.objs = view.index(root_folder='', parameters=dict(protocol = 'A'))
view.get('template_ids', 0)
view.get('client_id', 0)
view.get('probe_id', 0)
view.get('file_id', 0)
view.get('keystroke', 0)
The KBOC16 database
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