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shaoxiongduan 5cc337fdb6 [feat] eval: add basic_ltx2_eval.py + score_folder.py scripts
Two new entrypoints showcasing the post-refactor eval surface:

- examples/inference/eval/basic_ltx2_eval.py — generate one LTX2
  video using the same parameters as basic_ltx2.py (same prompt,
  model, 1088×1920×121), then score it with the prompt-aware VBench
  subset. Builds Evaluator directly, calls evaluate(**kwargs) per
  the single-sample API; no runner, no argparse.

- scripts/eval/score_folder.py — bulk-score every video in a folder
  with prompt-free VBench metrics. Optional --prompts-json maps
  filenames to prompts to enable prompt-aware metrics. Uses
  Evaluator.evaluate(samples=[...]) for multi-GPU fan-out.

Tested on fs-mbz-gpu-085:

- score_folder.py: 3 duplicate mp4s × 4 metrics → 3 identical score
  sets, summary aggregated, scores.json written. Clean run.

- basic_ltx2_eval.py: generation succeeded; scoring path verified
  for 7 of 8 metrics on the LTX2 output (aesthetic_quality,
  subject_consistency, background_consistency, imaging_quality,
  temporal_flickering, dynamic_degree, overall_consistency).
  vbench.motion_smoothness OOMs at 1088×1920 on a shared GPU because
  VBench's AMT memory autoscale reads total_memory rather than
  mem_get_info() free memory, so it underestimates the required
  resolution scale-down when another process holds 45 GB. Documented
  in the script docstring; not refactor-related (same behavior at
  HEAD pre-refactor). Drop motion_smoothness from METRICS or run on
  a dedicated GPU to score it.

Added a torch.cuda.empty_cache() between generator.shutdown() and
evaluator construction to free residual generation memory.
2026-05-06 01:46:29 +00:00

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"""Generate one LTX2 video and score it with VBench metrics.
The generation block is the same as
``examples/inference/basic/basic_ltx2.py`` — same prompt, same model,
same shape, same num_frames. After ``shutdown()`` the script loads the
mp4 back, builds a single :class:`fastvideo.eval.Evaluator`, and runs
the prompt-aware VBench subset that's meaningful for an arbitrary
text→video sample.
The first run downloads CLIP / DINO / RAFT / AMT / ViCLIP / MUSIQ
weights to ``~/.cache/fastvideo/eval/`` (~few GB total).
GPU memory caveat
-----------------
Scoring 1088×1920×121 with all 8 metrics needs a dedicated GPU (~80 GB).
On a shared GPU, ``vbench.motion_smoothness`` (AMT correlation volume)
will OOM — its memory autoscale reads ``total_memory`` rather than
``mem_get_info()`` free memory and therefore underestimates the
required scale-down. Drop ``motion_smoothness`` from ``METRICS`` if
sharing, or run on a smaller-resolution generation.
"""
import torch
from fastvideo import VideoGenerator
from fastvideo.eval import Evaluator
from fastvideo.eval.io import build_eval_kwargs
PROMPT = (
"A warm sunny backyard. The camera starts in a tight cinematic close-up "
"of a woman and a man in their 30s, facing each other with serious "
"expressions. The woman, emotional and dramatic, says softly, \"That's "
"it... Dad's lost it. And we've lost Dad.\" The man exhales, slightly "
"annoyed: \"Stop being so dramatic, Jess.\" A beat. He glances aside, "
"then mutters defensively, \"He's just having fun.\" The camera slowly "
"pans right, revealing the grandfather in the garden wearing enormous "
"butterfly wings, waving his arms in the air like he's trying to take "
"off. He shouts, \"Wheeeew!\" as he flaps his wings with full commitment. "
"The woman covers her face, on the verge of tears. The tone is deadpan, "
"absurd, and quietly tragic."
)
# VBench sub-metrics meaningful for an arbitrary text→video sample
# (just the generated frames, optionally fps + the source prompt).
# Structured-prompt metrics (vbench.color, vbench.multiple_objects,
# vbench.scene, ...) are excluded — they need prompts built to a
# specific schema.
METRICS = [
"vbench.aesthetic_quality", # CLIP + LAION aesthetic head
"vbench.subject_consistency", # DINO frame-to-first cosine
"vbench.background_consistency", # DINO on background patches
"vbench.imaging_quality", # pyiqa MUSIQ
"vbench.temporal_flickering", # pixel-wise frame deltas
"vbench.motion_smoothness", # AMT frame interpolator residual
"vbench.dynamic_degree", # RAFT optical-flow magnitude (needs fps)
"vbench.overall_consistency", # ViCLIP video↔prompt similarity
]
def main() -> None:
# ----- generation (matches examples/inference/basic/basic_ltx2.py) -----
generator = VideoGenerator.from_pretrained(
"Davids048/LTX2-Base-Diffusers",
num_gpus=1,
)
output_path = "outputs_video/ltx2_basic/output_ltx2_base_t2v_1088_1920_1.1.mp4"
generator.generate_video(
prompt=PROMPT,
output_path=output_path,
save_video=True,
num_frames=121,
height=1088,
width=1920,
)
generator.shutdown()
# Free residual CUDA memory the generator left behind so the
# evaluator can grab the largest possible workspace for AMT/RAFT.
torch.cuda.empty_cache()
# ----- scoring -----
print(f"\n[eval] building evaluator: {METRICS}")
evaluator = Evaluator(metrics=METRICS)
# LTX2 outputs at 24 fps by default.
sample = build_eval_kwargs({"prompt": PROMPT}, output_path, fps=24.0)
print(f"[eval] running ({sample['video'].shape[1]} frames @ 24 fps)...")
results = evaluator.evaluate(**sample)
print("\n=== VBench scores ===")
for name in METRICS:
r = results[name]
if r.score is None:
reason = r.details.get("skipped", "no score")
print(f" {name}: SKIPPED ({reason})")
else:
print(f" {name}: {r.score:.4f}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()