nvflare.app_common.psi.psi_controller module¶
- class PSIController(psi_workflow_id: str)[source]¶
Bases:
ErrorHandlingController
Controller logic for tasks and their destinations.
Must set_communicator() to access communication related function implementations.
- Parameters:
task_check_period (float, optional) – interval for checking status of tasks. Applicable for WFCommServer. Defaults to 0.2.
- control_flow(abort_signal: Signal, fl_ctx: FLContext)[source]¶
This is the control logic for the RUN.
NOTE: this is running in a separate thread, and its life is the duration of the RUN.
- Parameters:
fl_ctx – the FL context
abort_signal – the abort signal. If triggered, this method stops waiting and returns to the caller.
- load_psi_workflow(fl_ctx: FLContext) PSIWorkflow [source]¶
- process_result_of_unknown_task(client: Client, task_name: str, client_task_id: str, result: Shareable, fl_ctx: FLContext)[source]¶
Process result when no task is found for it.
This is called when a result submission is received from a client, but no standing task can be found for it (from the task queue)
This could happen when: - the client’s submission is too late - the task is already completed - the Controller lost the task, e.g. the Server is restarted
- Parameters:
client – the client that the result comes from
task_name – the name of the task
client_task_id – ID of the task
result – the result from the client
fl_ctx – the FL context that comes with the client’s submission
- start_controller(fl_ctx: FLContext)[source]¶
Starts the controller.
This method is called at the beginning of the RUN.
- Parameters:
fl_ctx – the FL context. You can use this context to access services provided by the
example (framework. For)
your (you can get Command Register from it and register)
modules. (admin command)
- stop_controller(fl_ctx: FLContext)[source]¶
Stops the controller.
This method is called right before the RUN is ended.
- Parameters:
fl_ctx – the FL context. You can use this context to access services provided by the
example (framework. For)
your (you can get Command Register from it and unregister)
modules. (admin command)