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#ifndef DATA_SET_INC
#define DATA_SET_INC
#include "Object.h"
#include "Sequence.h"
#include "PreProcessing.h"
#include "Stack.h"
struct FrameSubsets
{
int **subsets;
int *subsets_sizes;
int n_subsets;
int n_selected_frames;
int *selected_frames;
};
namespace Torch {
/** Provides an interface to manipulate all kind of data.
A dataset contains two kind of things: inputs sequences
and targets sequences.
@author Ronan Collobert (collober@idiap.ch)
*/
class DataSet : public Object
{
public:
//--- internal ---
int **subsets;
int *n_examples_subsets;
int n_subsets;
Stack *pushed_examples;
//----------------
// True if a subset of the examples is selected.
bool select_examples;
/** The indices of all selected examples.
When #select_examples# is false, it contains
the indices of all examples.
*/
int *selected_examples;
/// Frame size of #inputs#.
int n_inputs;
/// Frame size of #targets#.
int n_targets;
/** Index of the current example.
Warning: it's the \emph{real} index and not the index
in the #selected_examples# table.
*/
int real_current_example_index;
/// Pointer on the inputs of the current example.
Sequence *inputs;
/// Pointer to the targets of the current example.
Sequence *targets;
/** Number of examples in the dataset.
If you're using #select_examples#, it's
the number of selected examples.
*/
int n_examples;
/** Real number of examples in the dataset.
It's the number of examples in memory.
(= #n_examples# if #select_examples# is false)
*/
int n_real_examples;
//-----
///
DataSet();
/** Method which initializes some fields of the datasets.
It has to be called only in the constructor of your subclasses.
Just for developpers of new datasets.
*/
void init(int n_examples_, int n_inputs_, int n_targets_);
/** Set #targets# and #inputs# to the targets and inputs
of the example with the index #selected_examples[t]#.
Warning: after a #setExample()# the previous selected example
is \emph{not} supposed to exist... for that, use #pushExample()#.
*/
void setExample(int t, bool set_inputs=true, bool set_targets=true);
/** Set #targets# and #inputs# to the targets and inputs
of the example with the index #t#. If you create a new
dataset, you \emph{must} update inside #current_example_index#.
Warning: after a #setExample()# the previous selected example
is \emph{not} supposed to exist... for that, use #pushExample()#.
*/
virtual void setRealExample(int t, bool set_inputs=true, bool set_targets=true) = 0;
/** Set a new subset.
\begin{itemize}
\item #subset_# (of size #n_examples_#) is a set
of indices which define a subset of #data#.
\item if a #pushSubset()# has been already called,
the next #pushSubset()# defines a subset of the
previous subset, and so on...
\item this function set #select_examples# to #true#
and set the read indices of the examples in
#selected_examples#.
\end{itemize}
*/
virtual void pushSubset(int *subset_, int n_examples_);
/** Remove the last subset.
\begin{itemize}
\item recomputes "selected_examples".
\item if it was the last subset, set #select_examples#
to #false#.
\end{itemize}
*/
virtual void popSubset();
/** Tells that the current example must be kept in memory
after next calls of #setExample()#. */
virtual void pushExample() = 0;
/** Tells that the last pushed example will be now the current
example, and therefore, will be forgeted after the next
call of #setExample()#. */
virtual void popExample() = 0;
/** Put in #n_input_frames# and #n_target_frames# the number
of input frames and target frames for example #t#.
This take subsets in account.
If one field is #NULL#, it will not be returned.
*/
virtual void getNumberOfFrames(int t, int *n_input_frames, int *n_target_frames) = 0;
/// Perform some pre-processing on data.
virtual void preProcess(PreProcessing *pre_processing) = 0;
//-----
virtual ~DataSet();
};
}
#endif
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