IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

Description

@andrasfuchs

System Information (please complete the following information):

  • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
  • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
  • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

Describe the bug
I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
_logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
  2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
experiment
.SetPipeline(pipeline)
.SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
.SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
.SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
.SetMonitor(monitor)
.SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
  1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
  2. Run the experiment
  3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

Expected behavior
The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
image

Additional context
You can see the problem on the screenshot:
Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
etc.

Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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      IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

      Description

      @andrasfuchs

      System Information (please complete the following information):

      • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
      • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
      • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

      Describe the bug
      I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
      _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

      The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

      When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

      To Reproduce
      Steps to reproduce the behavior:

      1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
      2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
      var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
      experiment
      .SetPipeline(pipeline)
      .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
      .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
      .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
      .SetMonitor(monitor)
      .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
      
      1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
      2. Run the experiment
      3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

      Expected behavior
      The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

      Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
      image

      Additional context
      You can see the problem on the screenshot:
      Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
      Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
      Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
      etc.

      Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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          IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

          Description

          @andrasfuchs

          System Information (please complete the following information):

          • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
          • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
          • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

          Describe the bug
          I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
          _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

          The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

          When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

          To Reproduce
          Steps to reproduce the behavior:

          1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
          2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
          var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
          experiment
          .SetPipeline(pipeline)
          .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
          .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
          .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
          .SetMonitor(monitor)
          .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
          
          1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
          2. Run the experiment
          3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

          Expected behavior
          The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

          Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
          image

          Additional context
          You can see the problem on the screenshot:
          Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
          Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
          Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
          etc.

          Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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              IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

              Description

              @andrasfuchs

              System Information (please complete the following information):

              • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
              • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
              • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

              Describe the bug
              I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
              _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

              The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

              When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

              To Reproduce
              Steps to reproduce the behavior:

              1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
              2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
              var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
              experiment
              .SetPipeline(pipeline)
              .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
              .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
              .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
              .SetMonitor(monitor)
              .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
              
              1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
              2. Run the experiment
              3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

              Expected behavior
              The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

              Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
              image

              Additional context
              You can see the problem on the screenshot:
              Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
              Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
              Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
              etc.

              Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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                  IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

                  Description

                  @andrasfuchs

                  System Information (please complete the following information):

                  • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
                  • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
                  • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

                  Describe the bug
                  I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
                  _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

                  The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

                  When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

                  To Reproduce
                  Steps to reproduce the behavior:

                  1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
                  2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
                  var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
                  experiment
                  .SetPipeline(pipeline)
                  .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
                  .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
                  .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
                  .SetMonitor(monitor)
                  .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
                  
                  1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
                  2. Run the experiment
                  3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

                  Expected behavior
                  The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

                  Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
                  image

                  Additional context
                  You can see the problem on the screenshot:
                  Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
                  Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
                  Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
                  etc.

                  Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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                      IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

                      Description

                      @andrasfuchs

                      System Information (please complete the following information):

                      • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
                      • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
                      • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

                      Describe the bug
                      I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
                      _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

                      The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

                      When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

                      To Reproduce
                      Steps to reproduce the behavior:

                      1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
                      2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
                      var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
                      experiment
                      .SetPipeline(pipeline)
                      .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
                      .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
                      .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
                      .SetMonitor(monitor)
                      .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
                      
                      1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
                      2. Run the experiment
                      3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

                      Expected behavior
                      The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

                      Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
                      image

                      Additional context
                      You can see the problem on the screenshot:
                      Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
                      Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
                      Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
                      etc.

                      Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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                          IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

                          Description

                          @andrasfuchs

                          System Information (please complete the following information):

                          • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
                          • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
                          • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

                          Describe the bug
                          I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
                          _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

                          The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

                          When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

                          To Reproduce
                          Steps to reproduce the behavior:

                          1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
                          2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
                          var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
                          experiment
                          .SetPipeline(pipeline)
                          .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
                          .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
                          .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
                          .SetMonitor(monitor)
                          .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
                          
                          1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
                          2. Run the experiment
                          3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

                          Expected behavior
                          The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

                          Screenshots, Code, Sample Projects
                          image

                          Additional context
                          You can see the problem on the screenshot:
                          Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
                          Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
                          Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
                          etc.

                          Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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                              IMonitor.ReportRunningTrial reports incorrect pipeline #6425

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                              @andrasfuchs

                              System Information (please complete the following information):

                              • OS & Version: Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22621.675]
                              • ML.NET Version: ML.NT v2.0.0-preview.22525.3
                              • .NET Version: .NET 6.0.9

                              Describe the bug
                              I created a custom class that implements the Microsoft.ML.AutoML.IMonitor to monitor my training. It's ReportRunningTrial method has the following simple implementation:
                              _logger.LogInformation($"{"Running".PadLeft(9)} Trial #{setting.TrialId.ToString().PadLeft(4)} - Pipeline: {_pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter).PadRight(70)}");

                              The other, ReportBestTrial, ReportCompletedTrial and ReportFailTrial methods look very similar.

                              When I run my training it looks like that the ReportRunningTrial method's pipeline object wasn't updated, so it doesn't show the pipeline of the current trial.

                              To Reproduce
                              Steps to reproduce the behavior:

                              1. Create a custom class that implements IMonitor
                              2. Create an ML.NET experiment, and use that monitor class, like this:
                              var experiment = mlContext.Auto().CreateExperiment();
                              experiment
                              .SetPipeline(pipeline)
                              .SetTrainingTimeInSeconds(trainingTimeInSeconds)
                              .SetRegressionMetric(RegressionMetric.RSquared, labelColumn: "Label")
                              .SetDataset(trainTestData.TrainSet, trainTestData.TestSet)
                              .SetMonitor(monitor)
                              .SetMaximumMemoryUsageInMegaByte(20 * 1024);
                              
                              1. Make sure that you allow more than one type of (regression) algorithms
                              2. Run the experiment
                              3. Check the output: you will see that the settings.TrialId property values look good, but the _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) returns an invalid value in the ReportRunningTrial method.

                              Expected behavior
                              The _pipeline.ToString(setting.Parameter) should return the just-started trial's pipeline.

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                              Additional context
                              You can see the problem on the screenshot:
                              Running Trial 0's pipeline looks like it was FastTreeRegression, but in reality it's FastForestRegression.
                              Running Trial 1's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's FastTreeRegression.
                              Running Trial 2's pipeline looks like it was FastForestRegression, but it's LightGbmRegression.
                              etc.

                              Edit: After testing a little more I'm not sure anymore which methods of the IMonitor interface report the pipeline wrong, it is possible that ReportRunningTrial is the correct one and the others are incorrect.

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