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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.
*
* Written (W) 2011 Shashwat Lal Das
* Copyright (C) 2011 Berlin Institute of Technology and Max-Planck-Society
*/
#ifndef _STREAMING_DOTFEATURES__H__
#define _STREAMING_DOTFEATURES__H__
#include <shogun/lib/common.h>
#include <shogun/features/streaming/StreamingFeatures.h>
#include <shogun/features/DotFeatures.h>
#include <shogun/io/streaming/StreamingFile.h>
namespace shogun
{
/** @brief Streaming features that support dot products among other operations.
*
* DotFeatures support the following operations:
*
* - a way to obtain the dimensionality of the feature space, i.e. \f$\mbox{dim}({\cal X})\f$
*
* - dot product between feature vectors:
*
* \f[r = {\bf x} \cdot {\bf x'}\f]
*
* - dot product between feature vector and a dense vector \f${\bf z}\f$:
*
* \f[r = {\bf x} \cdot {\bf z}\f]
*
* - multiplication with a scalar \f$\alpha\f$ and addition to a dense vector \f${\bf z}\f$:
*
* \f[ {\bf z'} = \alpha {\bf x} + {\bf z} \f]
*
* - iteration over all (potentially) non-zero features of \f${\bf x}\f$
*
*/
class CStreamingDotFeatures : public CStreamingFeatures
{
public:
/** Constructor */
CStreamingDotFeatures();
/**
* Constructor with input information passed.
*
* @param file CStreamingFile to take input from.
* @param is_labelled Whether examples are labelled or not.
* @param size Number of examples to be held in the parser's "ring".
*/
CStreamingDotFeatures(CStreamingFile* file, bool is_labelled, int32_t size);
/**
* Constructor taking a CDotFeatures object and optionally,
* labels, as args.
*
* The derived class should implement it so that the
* Streaming*Features class uses the DotFeatures object as the
* input, getting examples one by one from the DotFeatures
* object (and labels, if applicable).
*
* @param dot_features CDotFeatures object
* @param lab labels (optional)
*/
CStreamingDotFeatures(CDotFeatures* dot_features, float64_t* lab=NULL);
virtual ~CStreamingDotFeatures();
/** compute dot product between vectors of two
* StreamingDotFeatures objects.
*
* @param df StreamingDotFeatures (of same kind) to compute
* dot product with
*/
virtual float32_t dot(CStreamingDotFeatures* df)=0;
/** compute dot product between current vector and a dense vector
*
* @param vec2 real valued vector
* @param vec2_len length of vector
*/
virtual float32_t dense_dot(const float32_t* vec2, int32_t vec2_len)=0;
/** Compute the dot product for all vectors. This function makes use of dense_dot
* alphas[i] * sparse[i]^T * w + b
*
* @param output result for the given vector range
* @param alphas scalars to multiply with, may be NULL
* @param vec dense vector to compute dot product with
* @param dim length of the dense vector
* @param b bias
* @param num_vec number of vectors to operate on (indices 0 to num_vec-1)
*
* If num_vec == 0 or left to its default value, the function
* attempts to return dot product for all vectors. However,
* the given output vector must be preallocated!
*
* note that the result will be written to output[0...(num_vec-1)]
* except when num_vec = 0
*/
virtual void dense_dot_range(float32_t* output, float32_t* alphas,
float32_t* vec, int32_t dim, float32_t b, int32_t num_vec=0);
/** add current vector multiplied with alpha to dense vector, 'vec'
*
* @param alpha scalar alpha
* @param vec2 real valued vector to add to
* @param vec2_len length of vector
* @param abs_val if true add the absolute value
*/
virtual void add_to_dense_vec(float32_t alpha, float32_t* vec2,
int32_t vec2_len, bool abs_val=false)=0;
/**
* Expand the vector passed so that it its length is equal to
* the dimensionality of the features. The previous values are
* kept intact through realloc, and the new ones are set to zero.
*
* @param vec float32_t* vector
* @param len length of the vector
*/
virtual void expand_if_required(float32_t*& vec, int32_t &len);
/**
* Expand the vector passed so that it its length is equal to
* the dimensionality of the features. The previous values are
* kept intact through realloc, and the new ones are set to zero.
*
* @param vec float64_t* vector
* @param len length of the vector
*/
virtual void expand_if_required(float64_t*& vec, int32_t &len);
/** 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=0;
/** iterate over the non-zero features
*
* call get_feature_iterator first, followed by get_next_feature and
* free_feature_iterator to cleanup
* @return feature iterator (to be passed to get_next_feature)
*/
virtual void* get_feature_iterator();
/** get number of non-zero features in vector
*
* (in case accurate estimates are too expensive overestimating is OK)
*
* @return number of sparse features in vector
*/
virtual int32_t get_nnz_features_for_vector();
/** 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, float32_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);
protected:
/// feature weighting in combined dot features
float32_t combined_weight;
};
}
#endif // _STREAMING_DOTFEATURES__H__
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