Run DR Legs policy with Warp-NN - #4158
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe DR Legs reinforcement-learning example now loads ONNX policies through Warp-NN. A ChangesDR Legs Warp-NN playback
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In `@changelog/`+kamino-warp-nn-7c31d8a4.changed.md:
- Line 1: Update the Kamino DR Legs RL changelog entry to include concise
migration guidance: explain that users must export or provide the policy as an
ONNX model and complete the required Warp-NN setup/configuration before running
the example.
In `@newton/_src/solvers/kamino/examples/rl/example_rl_drlegs.py`:
- Around line 294-296: Update the root-joint offset logic around model_joints to
read self.sim_wrapper.sim.model.info.base_joint_index for the actual base joint
instead of assuming index 0. Only index dof_type and num_coords when the base
index is nonnegative and apply the floating-joint offset for FREE or SPHERICAL
types; otherwise keep _policy_joint_coord_offset at 0.
In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Line 45: Replace the direct git dependency for warp-nn in the project
dependencies with a released package version that includes the ONNX extra, while
preserving the pinned commit’s required ONNX support and avoiding direct URL
dependencies in generated Requires-Dist metadata.
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| Run the Kamino DR Legs RL example from an ONNX model with Warp-NN instead of loading a PyTorch policy checkpoint. | |||
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Add migration guidance for PyTorch policy users.
This changed fragment states that PyTorch checkpoint loading is replaced, but it does not tell users how to provide the ONNX policy or complete the required Warp-NN setup. Add concise migration guidance.
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DR Legs RL changelog entry to include concise migration guidance: explain that
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| root_dof_type = int(model_joints.dof_type.numpy()[0]) | ||
| if root_dof_type in (JointDoFType.FREE, JointDoFType.SPHERICAL): | ||
| self._policy_joint_coord_offset = int(model_joints.num_coords.numpy()[0]) |
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Use base_joint_index to identify the floating root, not assume joint 0.
The code reads model_joints.dof_type.numpy()[0] and model_joints.num_coords.numpy()[0] assuming joint 0 is the floating root. However, the model construction logic assigns the base joint index via model.info.base_joint_index[world_id], which can reference any joint—not necessarily joint 0. For a single-world simulation like this example, retrieve the actual base joint index from self.sim_wrapper.sim.model.info.base_joint_index.numpy()[0] and use it to index dof_type and num_coords. If the base joint index is -1 (no floating base assigned), the offset should remain 0.
Correct pattern:
model_joints = self.sim_wrapper.sim.model.joints
base_joint_idx = int(self.sim_wrapper.sim.model.info.base_joint_index.numpy()[0])
if base_joint_idx >= 0:
root_dof_type = int(model_joints.dof_type.numpy()[base_joint_idx])
if root_dof_type in (JointDoFType.FREE, JointDoFType.SPHERICAL):
self._policy_joint_coord_offset = int(model_joints.num_coords.numpy()[base_joint_idx])
else:
self._policy_joint_coord_offset = 0
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In `@newton/_src/solvers/kamino/examples/rl/example_rl_drlegs.py` around lines 294
- 296, Update the root-joint offset logic around model_joints to read
self.sim_wrapper.sim.model.info.base_joint_index for the actual base joint
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| # Optional ONNX policy inference for neural actuators and RL policy examples. | ||
| onnx = [ | ||
| "warp-nn[onnx]==0.3.1", | ||
| "warp-nn[onnx] @ git+https://github.com/NVIDIA/warp-nn.git@d9334ff1b00cb429e8336bb373bdfa1a948f8d49", |
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- 2: https://pypi.org/project/warp-nn/0.3.0/
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Replace the direct warp-nn reference before publishing. uv_build will emit it as Requires-Dist metadata, and PyPI rejects distributions with direct URL dependencies. The release workflow will therefore fail when it publishes the Newton wheel. The pinned commit is Apache-2.0 and defines the onnx extra, so licensing is compatible; publish a wheel containing its required ONNX support, then use that released version.
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In `@pyproject.toml` at line 45, Replace the direct git dependency for warp-nn in
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Load the published DR Legs ONNX policy with Warp-NN while retaining the existing Torch observation and control path. Bridge tensors through Warp's zero-copy Torch interoperability. Pin the asset and Warp-NN revisions needed by the converted policy.
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In `@newton/_src/solvers/kamino/examples/rl/onnx_policy.py`:
- Line 27: Update the ONNX policy initialization and caller flow around
OnnxRuntime to accept the expected DR Legs action width, validate the model’s
output shape during policy loading before inference, and reject one-output
models whose action width differs. Add coverage for an invalid output width.
In `@newton/tests/kamino/test_kamino_rl_onnx.py`:
- Around line 27-48: Extend test_policy_accepts_torch_tensor and related
WarpOnnxPolicy tests to cover non-torch.float32 inputs, non-contiguous tensors,
and ONNX models with multiple inputs or outputs. Assert TypeError for invalid
dtype and ValueError for non-contiguous inputs and unsupported model
input/output counts, using the existing model-construction pattern and
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Warp-NN does not use the standard onnxruntime Python API (such as onnxruntime.InferenceSession) [1][2]. Instead, it implements its own, minimal, Warp-native ONNX inference runtime designed for compatibility with CUDA graphs and Warp-based pipelines [2][3][4]. Because Warp-NN's ONNX runtime is a custom implementation rather than a wrapper around the official ONNX Runtime, it does not share the same input_names, output_names, or shape-handling APIs as the official onnxruntime package [2][5]. Key technical points regarding how Warp-NN handles model inputs and outputs: 1. Custom Runtime: Warp-NN's ONNX runtime is a standalone implementation intended to avoid dependencies on heavy frameworks like PyTorch or the full ONNX Runtime [2][3]. 2. Input/Output Management: Rather than using InferenceSession.run(), Warp-NN loads models via internal functions (e.g., load_checkpoint) [6]. The library identifies inputs and outputs based on the structure of the exported ONNX model, and developers typically interact with these by mapping specific tensor names to roles within their simulation or controller logic [6]. 3. Shape Handling: Warp-NN does not have a native "get shapes" API analogous to model.get_inputs()[0].shape from onnxruntime. Instead, users of the library query the runtime for the shapes of specific inputs or outputs using internal helper functions (often named similarly to _runtime_shape in user code) [6]. 4. Integration: In practice, users define expected shapes (e.g., (num_layers, num_actuators, hidden_size)) and validate them against the loaded model's runtime properties to ensure compatibility with Warp buffers and tensors [6]. For developers transitioning from official ONNX Runtime to Warp-NN, you must rely on the specific warp_nn.runtime module, which provides the lightweight parsing and inference capabilities tailored for Warp kernels [2][4]. You should check the documentation or the warp_nn/runtime/onnx_runtime.py source file in the official repository for the most current method signatures if you need to perform low-level model inspection [2].
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- 1: https://github.com/NVIDIA/warp-nn/blob/develop/pyproject.toml
- 2: NVIDIA/warp-nn@4200c82
- 3: GitHub pull request 3 in NVIDIA/warp-nn (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/NVIDIA/warp-nn/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 5: https://onnxruntime.ai/docs/api/python/api_summary.html
- 6: https://github.com/newton-physics/newton/blob/v1.4.0/newton/_src/actuators/controllers/controller_neural_lstm.py
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In ONNX Runtime, the InferenceSession class does not have an attribute named input_names. To retrieve the names of the input nodes for a model, you should access the get_inputs method of the InferenceSession object [1]. The get_inputs method returns a list of NodeArg objects, each of which contains the name of an input. You can extract these names using a list comprehension: input_names = [input.name for input in session.get_inputs] This approach is the standard way to inspect model inputs in the ONNX Runtime Python API [1].
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Validate the ONNX output shape at policy load.
warp_nn.runtime.OnnxRuntime already validates the effective input shape during __call__. This check still does not validate the output shape. A one-input, one-output model with the wrong action width can run inference and fail at self.actions[:] = self.policy(...). Compare the model output shape with the DR Legs action shape before inference, and pass the expected action width from the caller. Add a test for an invalid output width.
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In `@newton/_src/solvers/kamino/examples/rl/onnx_policy.py` at line 27, Update the
ONNX policy initialization and caller flow around OnnxRuntime to accept the
expected DR Legs action width, validate the model’s output shape during policy
loading before inference, and reject one-output models whose action width
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| def test_policy_accepts_torch_tensor(self): | ||
| """Evaluate an ONNX policy from a zero-copy Torch input.""" | ||
| weights = np.array([[2.0, -1.0], [0.5, 3.0]], dtype=np.float32) | ||
| bias = np.array([0.25, -0.5], dtype=np.float32) | ||
| graph = helper.make_graph( | ||
| [helper.make_node("Gemm", ["observation", "weight", "bias"], ["action"], transB=1)], | ||
| "policy", | ||
| [helper.make_tensor_value_info("observation", TensorProto.FLOAT, [None, 2])], | ||
| [helper.make_tensor_value_info("action", TensorProto.FLOAT, [None, 2])], | ||
| [numpy_helper.from_array(weights, "weight"), numpy_helper.from_array(bias, "bias")], | ||
| ) | ||
| model = helper.make_model(graph, opset_imports=[helper.make_opsetid("", 17)]) | ||
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| path = os.path.join(tmp_dir, "policy.onnx") | ||
| onnx.save(model, path) | ||
| policy = WarpOnnxPolicy(path, device="cpu", batch_size=2) | ||
| observation = torch.tensor([[1.0, 2.0], [-1.0, 0.5]], dtype=torch.float32) | ||
| actual = policy(observation) | ||
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| torch.testing.assert_close(actual, expected) |
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Add tests for the WarpOnnxPolicy validation contract.
Cover non-torch.float32 input, non-contiguous input, and models with multiple inputs or outputs. Assert the documented TypeError and ValueError results.
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In `@newton/tests/kamino/test_kamino_rl_onnx.py` around lines 27 - 48, Extend
test_policy_accepts_torch_tensor and related WarpOnnxPolicy tests to cover
non-torch.float32 inputs, non-contiguous tensors, and ONNX models with multiple
inputs or outputs. Assert TypeError for invalid dtype and ValueError for
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Replace the PyTorch policy and observation path with native Warp arrays and ONNX inference. Pin the asset revision containing the converted model so the example works from a fresh checkout.
Keep floating-root coordinates out of the 94-value policy input and lazily create Torch views for other RL examples.
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