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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) 2011-2012 Heiko Strathmann
* Copyright (C) 2011 Berlin Institute of Technology and Max-Planck-Society
*/
#ifndef __MODELSELECTIONPARAMETERS_H_
#define __MODELSELECTIONPARAMETERS_H_
#include <shogun/base/SGObject.h>
#include <shogun/lib/DynamicObjectArray.h>
namespace shogun
{
class CParameterCombination;
/** type of range */
enum ERangeType
{
R_LINEAR, R_EXP, R_LOG
};
/** value type of a model selection parameter node */
enum EMSParamType
{
/** no type */
MSPT_NONE=0,
/* float64_t */
MSPT_FLOAT64,
/* int32_t */
MSPT_INT32,
MSPT_FLOAT64_VECTOR,
MSPT_INT32_VECTOR,
MSPT_FLOAT64_SGVECTOR,
MSPT_INT32_SGVECTOR,
};
/**
* @brief Class to select parameters and their ranges for model selection. The
* structure is organized as a tree with different kinds of nodes, depending on
* the values of its member variables of name and CSGObject.
*
* -root node: no name and no CSGObject, may have children
*
* -CSGObject node: has name and a CSGObject, may have children which are the
* parameters of the CSGObject. CSGObjects are SG_REF'ed/SG_UNREF'ed
*
* -value node: a node with a (parameter) name and an array of values for that
* parameter. These ranges may be set using build_values().
* This node is always a leaf.
*
* After a (legal!) tree is constructed with the append_child method, all
* possible combinations that are implied by this tree may be extracted with the
* get_combinations method. It generates a set of trees (different kind than
* this one) that contain the instantiated parameter combinations.
*/
class CModelSelectionParameters: public CSGObject
{
public:
/** constructor for a root node */
CModelSelectionParameters();
/** constructor for a value node
*
* @param node_name name of the parameter the values will belong to
*/
CModelSelectionParameters(const char* node_name);
/** constructor for a CSGObject node
*
* @param sgobject the CSGObject for this node. Is SG_REF'ed
* @name name of the parameter of the CSGObject
*/
CModelSelectionParameters(const char* node_name, CSGObject* sgobject);
/** destructor. If set, deletes data array and SG_UNREF's the CSGObject */
~CModelSelectionParameters();
/** appends a child to this tree. only possible if this is no value node
*
* @param child child to append
*/
void append_child(CModelSelectionParameters* child);
/** setter for values of this node.
* If the latter are not possible to be produced by set_range, a vector may
* be specified directly.
*
* @param values value vector. no ref counting takes place here
* @param value_type type of the provided vector
*/
template <class T>
void set_values(const SGVector<T>& values, EMSParamType value_type);
/** SG_PRINT's the tree of which this node is the base
*
* @param prefix_num a number of tabs that is put before each output
* to have a more readable print layout
*/
void print_tree(int prefix_num=0);
/** most important method. If the tree was regarding node types and
* structure, a set of trees which contain all combinations of parameters
* that are implied by this tree is generated.
*
* @param prefix_num a number of tabs that is put before each output
* to have a more readable print layout
* @return result all trees of parameter combinations are put into here
*/
CDynamicObjectArray* get_combinations(index_t prefix_num=1);
/** Instead of generating an array of combinations, get_single_combination
* generates a single combination of parameters. The choice of
* values is constrained by the value arrays built by build_values.
* The choice of values may be random. If not, the lowest possible
* values are chosen.
*
* @param rand Is our choice random?
*
* @return parameter tree of random parameter values.
*/
CParameterCombination* get_single_combination(bool rand = true);
/** float64_t wrapper for build_values() */
void build_values(float64_t min, float64_t max, ERangeType type,
float64_t step=1.0, float64_t type_base=2.0);
void build_values_vector(float64_t min, float64_t max, ERangeType type,
void* vector, index_t* size, float64_t step=1.0,
float64_t type_base=2.0);
void build_values_sgvector(float64_t min, float64_t max, ERangeType type,
void* vector, float64_t step=1.0, float64_t type_base=2.0);
/** int32_t wrapper for build_values() */
void build_values(int32_t min, int32_t max, ERangeType type, int32_t step=1,
int32_t type_base=2);
void build_values_vector(int32_t min, int32_t max, ERangeType type,
void* vector, index_t* size, int32_t step=1,
int32_t type_base=2);
void build_values_sgvector(int32_t min, int32_t max, ERangeType type, void* vector,
int32_t step=1, int32_t type_base=2);
/** @return name of the SGSerializable */
virtual const char* get_name() const
{
return "ModelSelectionParameters";
}
private:
void init();
/** deletes the values vector with respect to its type */
void delete_values();
/** generic wrapper for create_range_array */
void build_values(EMSParamType param_type, void* min, void* max,
ERangeType type, void* step, void* type_base);
protected:
/** checks if this node has children
*
* @return true if it has children
*/
bool has_children() const
{
return m_child_nodes->get_num_elements()>0;
}
private:
CSGObject* m_sgobject;
const char* m_node_name;
void* m_values;
index_t m_values_length;
index_t* m_vector_length;
CDynamicObjectArray* m_child_nodes;
EMSParamType m_value_type;
void* m_vector;
};
/** Creates an array of values specified by the parameters.
* A minimum and a maximum is specified, step interval, and an
* ERangeType (s. above) of the range, which is used to fill an array with
* concrete values. For some range types, a base is required.
* All values are given by void pointers to them (type conversion is done
* via m_value_type variable).
*
* @param min minimum of desired range. Requires min<max
* @param max maximum of desired range. Requires min<max
* @param type the way the values are created, see ERangeType
* @param step increment instaval for the values
* @param type_base base for EXP or LOG ranges
*/
template <class T> SGVector<T> create_range_array(T min, T max,
ERangeType type, T step, T type_base)
{
if (max<min)
SG_SERROR("unable build values: max=%f < min=%f\n", max, min)
/* create value vector, no ref-counting */
index_t num_values=CMath::round((max-min)/step)+1;
SGVector<T> result(num_values, false);
/* fill array */
for (index_t i=0; i<num_values; ++i)
{
T current=min+i*step;
switch (type)
{
case R_LINEAR:
result.vector[i]=current;
break;
case R_EXP:
result.vector[i]=CMath::pow((float64_t)type_base, current);
break;
case R_LOG:
if (current<=0)
SG_SERROR("log(x) with x=%f\n", current)
/* custom base b: log_b(i*step)=log_2(i*step)/log_2(b) */
result.vector[i]=CMath::log2(current)/CMath::log2(type_base);
break;
default:
SG_SERROR("unknown range type!\n")
break;
}
}
return result;
}
}
#endif /* __MODELSELECTIONPARAMETERS_H_ */
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