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* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* Copyright (C) 2012 Soeren Sonnenburg
*/
#ifndef _BINNED_DOTFEATURES_H___
#define _BINNED_DOTFEATURES_H___
#include <shogun/lib/common.h>
#include <shogun/features/DotFeatures.h>
#include <shogun/features/DenseFeatures.h>
namespace shogun
{
template <class T> class CDenseFeatures;
/** @brief The class BinnedDotFeatures contains a 0-1 conversion of features into bins.
*
* It is often useful to convert real valued features into 0-1 vectors by
* defining a fixed set of bins and then filling all bins with 0 except the
* bin into which the value falls, i.e.bin=1 iff
* bin lower limit <= value < bin upper limit
*
* This class optionally allows to fill all bins with 1 up to the one with
* value < bin upper limit when the fill flag is set.
*
* In addition one may choose to normalize vectors to have norm one (if the
* norm one flag is set).
*
* Bins take the form of a matrix with as many columns as there are input
* dimensions. Then each row vector contains the limits of the bins.
*
* Note that BinnedDotFeatures never *explicitly* compute the binned feature
* representation but only overload the abstract dot/add methods in
* CDotFeatures making them highly memory and computationally efficient.
*/
class CBinnedDotFeatures : public CDotFeatures
{
public:
/** constructor
*
* @param size cache size
*/
CBinnedDotFeatures(int32_t size=0);
/** copy constructor */
CBinnedDotFeatures(const CBinnedDotFeatures & orig);
/** constructor
*
* @param sf CSimpleFeatureMatrix of type float64_t to convert into
* binned features
* @param bins a matrix with bins to compute binned features from
*/
CBinnedDotFeatures(CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* sf, SGMatrix<float64_t> bins);
virtual ~CBinnedDotFeatures();
/** obtain the dimensionality of the feature space
*
* (not mix this up with the dimensionality of the input space, usually
* obtained via get_num_features())
*
* @return dimensionality
*/
virtual int32_t get_dim_feature_space() const;
/** compute dot product between vector1 and vector2,
* appointed by their indices
*
* @param vec_idx1 index of first vector
* @param df DotFeatures (of same kind) to compute dot product with
* @param vec_idx2 index of second vector
*/
virtual float64_t dot(int32_t vec_idx1, CDotFeatures* df, int32_t vec_idx2);
/** compute dot product between vector1 and a dense vector
*
* @param vec_idx1 index of first vector
* @param vec2 pointer to real valued vector
* @param vec2_len length of real valued vector
*/
virtual float64_t dense_dot(int32_t vec_idx1, const float64_t* vec2, int32_t vec2_len);
/** add vector 1 multiplied with alpha to dense vector2
*
* @param alpha scalar alpha
* @param vec_idx1 index of first vector
* @param vec2 pointer to real valued vector
* @param vec2_len length of real valued vector
* @param abs_val if true add the absolute value
*/
virtual void add_to_dense_vec(float64_t alpha, int32_t vec_idx1, float64_t* vec2, int32_t vec2_len, bool abs_val=false);
/** get number of non-zero features in vector
*
* (in case accurate estimates are too expensive overestimating is OK)
*
* @param num which vector
* @return number of sparse features in vector
*/
virtual int32_t get_nnz_features_for_vector(int32_t num);
/** iterate over the non-zero features
*
* call get_feature_iterator first, followed by get_next_feature and
* free_feature_iterator to cleanup
*
* @param vector_index the index of the vector over whose components to
* iterate over
* @return feature iterator (to be passed to get_next_feature)
*/
virtual void* get_feature_iterator(int32_t vector_index);
/** iterate over the non-zero features
*
* call this function with the iterator returned by get_first_feature
* and call free_feature_iterator to cleanup
*
* @param index is returned by reference (-1 when not available)
* @param value is returned by reference
* @param iterator as returned by get_first_feature
* @return true if a new non-zero feature got returned
*/
virtual bool get_next_feature(int32_t& index, float64_t& value, void* iterator);
/** clean up iterator
* call this function with the iterator returned by get_first_feature
*
* @param iterator as returned by get_first_feature
*/
virtual void free_feature_iterator(void* iterator);
/** get the fill flag
*
* @return fill flag - if true bins are filled up to value v
*/
bool get_fill();
/** set the fill flag
*
* @param fill - if fill is true bins are filled up to value v
*/
void set_fill(bool fill);
/** get norm one flag
*
* @return norm one flag - if true vectors are normalized to have norm one
*/
bool get_norm_one();
/** set norm one flag
*
* @param norm_one if norm_one is true vectors are normalized to have norm one
*/
void set_norm_one(bool norm_one);
/** set features to convert to binned features
*
* @param features - features to convert to binned features
*/
void set_simple_features(CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* features);
/** get features that are convert to binned features
*
* @return features - simple features object
*/
CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* get_simple_features();
/** set bins
*
* bins have a matrix shape with as many column vectors as there are
* dimensions in the corresponding feature object. The column vector
* then contains the limits, e.g. linspace from minimum to maximum
* value of that dimension.
*
* @param bins - bins to convert features into
*/
void set_bins(SGMatrix<float64_t> bins);
/** get current bins
*
* @return bins
*/
SGMatrix<float64_t> get_bins();
/** Returns the name of the Object.
* @return name "BinnedDotFeatures"
*/
virtual const char* get_name() const;
/** duplicate feature object
*
* @return feature object
*/
virtual CFeatures* duplicate() const;
/** get feature type
*
* @return feature type
*/
virtual EFeatureType get_feature_type() const;
/** get feature class
*
* @return feature class
*/
virtual EFeatureClass get_feature_class() const;
/** get number of examples/vectors
*
* @return number of examples/vectors
*/
virtual int32_t get_num_vectors() const;
private:
void init();
/** test if feature matrix matches size of bins with limits
*
* @param vec2_len length of dense vector
*/
void assert_shape(int32_t vec2_len);
protected:
/// underlying features
CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* m_features;
/// bins with limits
SGMatrix<float64_t> m_bins;
/// fill up with 1's or flag just one column
bool m_fill;
/// normalize vectors to have norm one
bool m_norm_one;
};
}
#endif // _BINNED_DOTFEATURES_H___
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