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hdf5-pde-data-loading

Patterns for loading PDE simulation datasets (PDEBench, PhiFlow, JAX-CFD) from HDF5 files. Handles layout detection (single tensor vs separate variables), spatial/temporal downsampling, multi-variable systems, HuggingFace and DaRUS data sources, and efficient PyTorch DataLoader creation. Use when preparing PDE data for neural operator training.

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hdf5-pde-data-loading
description
Patterns for loading PDE simulation datasets (PDEBench, PhiFlow, JAX-CFD) from HDF5 files. Handles layout detection (single tensor vs separate variables), spatial/temporal downsampling, multi-variable systems, HuggingFace and DaRUS data sources, and efficient PyTorch DataLoader creation. Use when preparing PDE data for neural operator training.
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data-engineering
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1.0.0
author
Synthetic Sciences
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MIT
tags
["HDF5","Data Loading","PDE","PyTorch","DataLoader","Downsampling","PDEBench"]
dependencies
["h5py","numpy","torch","huggingface-hub"]
# HDF5 PDE Data Loading ## When to Use - Loading PDE simulation datasets stored in HDF5 format - PDEBench, PhiFlow, JAX-CFD, or custom simulation outputs - Multi-variable systems (density, velocity, pressure, etc.) - Need to downsample spatial/temporal dimensions for memory ## HDF5 Layout Detection PDE datasets come in two common layouts: ### Layout 1: Single "tensor" dataset ```python with h5py.File(path, "r") as f: if "tensor" in f: ds = f["tensor"] # shape: [N, T, X, C] or [N, T, X] ``` ### Layout 2: Separate variable datasets ```python with h5py.File(path, "r") as f: # Keys like: "density", "Vx", "pressure", or "t", "x", "u" rho = f["density"][:] # [N, T, X] vel = f["Vx"][:] prs = f["pressure"][:] data = np.stack([rho, vel, prs], axis=-1) # [N, T, X, 3] ``` ### Robust loading (handles both): ```python def load_pde_hdf5(path, res_x=1, res_t=1): """Load PDE data from HDF5, handling multiple layouts.""" with h5py.File(path, "r") as f: print(f"Keys: {list(f.keys())}") if "tensor" in f: ds = f["tensor"] raw_shape = ds.shape if len(raw_shape) == 4: N, T, X, C = raw_shape else: N, T, X = raw_shape; C = 1 X_ds = X // res_x T_ds = T // res_t if res_t > 1 else T data = np.empty((N, X_ds, T_ds, C if len(raw_shape)==4 else 1), dtype=np.float32) for s in range(0, N, 500): # Chunk to avoid OOM e = min(s + 500, N) chunk = ds[s:e, ::res_t, ::res_x] if len(chunk.shape) == 3: data[s:e, :, :, 0] = np.transpose(chunk, (0, 2, 1)) else: data[s:e] = np.transpose(chunk, (0, 2, 1, 3)) else: # Separate variables — find and stack them var_keys = [] for k in sorted(f.keys()): if isinstance(f[k], h5py.Dataset) and len(f[k].shape) >= 3: var_keys.append(k) arrays = [f[k][:, ::res_t, ::res_x] for k in var_keys] raw = np.stack(arrays, axis=-1) # [N, T, X, C] data = np.transpose(raw, (0, 2, 1, 3)).astype(np.float32) # Load grid coordinates for grid_key in ["x-coordinate", "x", "X"]: if grid_key in f: grid = np.array(f[grid_key], dtype=np.float32)[::res_x] break else: grid = np.linspace(0, 1, data.shape[1], dtype=np.float32) return data, grid # data: [N, X, T, C], grid: [X] ``` ## Data Sources ### HuggingFace Hub (fast CDN, preferred): ```python from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download path = hf_hub_download( repo_id="pdebench/Advection", # or pdebench/Burgers filename="1D_Advection_Sols_beta1.0.hdf5", repo_type="dataset", cache_dir="/tmp/hf_cache", ) ``` **Known HF repos:** `pdebench/Advection`, `pdebench/Burgers`, `pdebench/PDEBench` **NOT on HF:** ReacDiff, 1D CFD — use DaRUS instead. ### DaRUS (Stuttgart data repository): ```python import subprocess url = f"https://darus.uni-stuttgart.de/api/access/datafile/{file_id}" subprocess.run([ "aria2c", "-x", "16", "-s", "16", "--max-connection-per-server=16", "--min-split-size=10M", "--timeout=600", "--max-tries=5", "-d", "/tmp", "-o", filename, url ], check=True, timeout=3600) ``` Install aria2: `apt install aria2` (in Modal: `.apt_install("aria2")`) ### Finding DaRUS file IDs: ```python import urllib.request csv_url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pdebench/PDEBench/main/pdebench/data_download/pdebench_data_urls.csv" data = urllib.request.urlopen(csv_url).read().decode() for line in data.split('\n'): if 'your_dataset' in line: print(line) # filename, URL, path, md5 ``` ## PyTorch DataLoader Setup ```python class PDEDS(Dataset): def __init__(self, data, grid, init_step=10): self.data = data # [N, X, T, C] self.grid = grid # [X, 1] self.init_step = init_step def __len__(self): return self.data.shape[0] def __getitem__(self, i): x = self.data[i, :, :self.init_step, :] # Input window y = self.data[i] # Full trajectory (for AR loss) return x, y, self.grid train_loader = DataLoader( PDEDS(data[:N_TRAIN], grid, INIT_STEP), batch_size=32, shuffle=True, num_workers=2, pin_memory=True ) ``` ## Downsampling Guidelines | Original | Downsampled | Factor | Use When | |---|---|---|---| | 1024 spatial | 256 | 4× | Smooth problems, standard benchmarks | | 1024 spatial | 512 | 2× | Moderate shocks, multi-variable | | 1024 spatial | 1024 | 1× | Sharp shocks (ν≤0.001), needs A100 | | 200 temporal | 40 | 5× | Standard (10 input + 30 rollout) | | 100 temporal | 20 | 5× | Short series (10 input + 10 rollout) | **Warning:** Downsampling shocks can destroy them entirely. At 256 points, a shock of width 0.001 spans <1 grid cell. ## Common Pitfalls | Pitfall | Symptom | Fix | |---|---|---| | Wrong transpose order | Model diverges | Always: [N,T,X,C] → [N,X,T,C] | | Not chunking large reads | OOM during loading | Read in batches of 500 | | HF repo doesn't exist | FileNotFoundError | Fall back to DaRUS with aria2c | | x-coordinate key missing | Wrong grid spacing | Fall back to linspace | | File truncated (partial download) | HDF5 read error | Check file size, re-download | | dtype mismatch (float64 vs float32) | Slow training, high memory | Cast to float32 explicitly |
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