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use TM;
use Data::Dumper;
use Class::Trait 'base';
use Class::Trait 'TM::Graph';
=pod
=head1 NAME
TM::Analysis - Topic Maps, analysis functions
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use TM::Materialized::AsTMa;
my $tm = new TM::Materialized::AsTMa (file => 'test.atm');
$tm->sync_in;
Class::Trait->apply ($tm, 'TM::Analysis');
print Dumper $tm->statistics;
print Dumper $tm->orphanage;
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This package contains some topic map analysis functionality.
=head1 INTERFACE
=over
=item B<statistics>
This (currently quite limited) function computes a reference to hash containing the
following fields:
=over
=item C<nr_toplets>
Nr of midlets in the map. This includes ALL midlets for topics and also those for
assertions.
=item C<nr_asserts>
Nr of assertions in the map.
=item C<nr_clusters>
Nr of clusters according to the C<cluster> function elsewhere in this document.
=back
=cut
sub statistics {
my $self = shift;
my %s; # result
foreach my $a (@_ ? @_ : qw(nr_toplets nr_asserts nr_clusters)) { # default is all
$s{$a} = scalar $self->toplets if $a eq 'nr_toplets';
$s{$a} = scalar $self->match_forall if $a eq 'nr_asserts';
if ($a eq 'nr_clusters') { # clusters
Class::Trait->apply ($self, 'TM::Graph'); # make sure we can do it
my $clusters = $self->clusters (use_roles => 1, use_type => 1);
$s{$a} = scalar @$clusters;
}
};
# TODO: size of map
# TODO: payload (basenames, occurrence data, variant
return \%s;
}
my %o;
return \%o;
=pod
=item B<orphanage>
This computes all topics which have either no supertype and also those which have no type. Without
further parameters, it returns a hash reference with the following fields:
=over
=item C<untyped>
Holds a list reference to all topic ids which have no type.
=item C<empty>
Holds a list reference to all topic ids which have no instance.
=item C<unclassified>
Holds a list reference to all topic ids which have no superclass.
=item C<unspecified>
Holds a list reference to all topic ids which have no subclass.
=back
Optionally, a list of the identifiers above can be passed in so that only that particular
information is actually returned (some speedup):
my $o = TM::Analysis::orphanage ($tm, 'untyped');
=cut
sub orphanage {
my $self = shift;
my %types = (); # each topic -> how many types
my %instances = (); # each topic -> how many instances
my %supers = (); # each topic -> how many superclasses
my %subs = (); # each topic -> how many subclasses
my ($ISA, $ISSC, $CLASS, $INSTANCE) = ('isa', 'is-subclass-of', 'class', 'instance');
foreach my $a (values %{$self->{assertions}}) {
$types{$a->[TM->LID]}++; $instances{$a->[TM->TYPE]}++;
if ($a->[TM->TYPE] eq $ISA) {
my ($class, $instance) = @{ $a->[TM->PLAYERS] };
$types{$instance}++; $instances{$class}++;
} elsif ($a->[TM->TYPE] eq $ISSC) {
my ($sub, $super) = @{ $a->[TM->PLAYERS] };
$supers{$sub}++; $subs{$super}++;
}
}
#warn Dumper (\%types , \%instances, \%supers, \%subs);
my @all = map { $_->[TM->LID] } $self->toplets;
my %o;
foreach my $a (@_ ? @_ : qw(untyped empty unclassified unspecified)) { # default is all
$o{$a} = [ grep !$types{$_}, @all ] if $a eq 'untyped';
$o{$a} = [ grep !$instances{$_}, @all ] if $a eq 'empty';
$o{$a} = [ grep !$supers{$_}, @all ] if $a eq 'unclassified';
$o{$a} = [ grep !$subs{$_}, @all ] if $a eq 'unspecified';
};
return \%o;
}
=pod
=item B<entropy>
This method returns a hash (reference) where the keys are the assertion types and the values are the
individual entropies of these assertion types. More frequently used (inflationary) types will have a
lower value, very seldomly used ones too. Only those in the middle count most.
=cut
sub entropy {
my $self = shift;
my %S;
my $Total;
{ # compute statistics first
foreach my $a (values %{$self->{assertions}}) {
$S{ $a->[TM->TYPE] }++;
$Total++;
}
}
return {
map { $_->[0] => - $_->[1] * log ( $_->[1] ) } # compute the entropy
map { [ $_, $S{$_}/$Total ] } # compute their probability (schartzian)
keys %S # iterate over all assertion types
};
}
=pod
=back
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<TM>
=head1 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 20(0[3-68]|10) by Robert Barta, E<lt>drrho@cpan.orgE<gt>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.
=cut
our $VERSION = '0.91';
1;
__END__
item B<info>
I<$hashref> = I<$tm>->info (I<list of info items>)
returns some meta/statistical information about the map in form of
a hash reference containing one or more of the following components (you might
want to discover the return values with Data::Dumper):
over
item (a)
I<informational>: this hash reference contains the number of topics, the number of associations,
the UNIX date of the last modification and synchronisation with the external tied object and
a list reference to other topic maps on which this particular map depends.
item (b)
I<warnings>
This hash reference contains a list (reference) of topic ids of topics I<not_used> anywhere in the map.
There is also a list (I<no_baseName>) of topics which do not contain any baseName (yes this is allowed in section
3.6.1 of the standard).
item (c)
I<errors>
This component contains a list reference I<undefined_topics> containing a list of topic identifiers
of topics not defined in the map.
item (d)
I<statistics>
This component contains a hash reference to various statistics information, as the number of clusters,
maximum and minimum size of clusters, number of topics defined and topics mentioned.
TODOs:
over
item
detect cyclic dependency of topic types
back
back
You can control via a parameter in which information you are interested in:
Example:
$my_info = $tm->info ('informational', 'warning', 'errors', 'statistics');
cut
sub info {
my $self = shift;
my @what = @_;
my $info;
my $usage;
foreach my $w (@what) {
if ($w eq 'informational') {
$info->{$w} = { #address => $self,
nr_topics => scalar @{$self->topics},
nr_assocs => scalar @{$self->associations},
last_mod => $self->{last_mod},
last_syncin => $self->{last_syncin},
depends => [ map { $_->{memory}->{id} } @{$self->{depends}} ],
tieref => ref ($self->{tie}),
id => $self->{memory} ? $self->{memory}->{id} : undef
};
} elsif ($w eq 'warnings') {
# figure out those topics which do not seem to have a single baseName
$info->{$w}->{'no_baseName'} = [];
foreach my $tid (@{$self->topics()}) {
push @{$info->{$w}->{'no_baseName'}}, $tid unless $self->topic($tid)->baseNames && @{$self->topic($tid)->baseNames};
}
$usage = $self->_usage() unless $usage;
sub _usage {
my $self = shift;
my $usage;
# figure out which topics are used as topicRef (scope, member, role, instanceOf)
foreach my $tid (@{$self->topics()}) {
# instanceOfs
foreach my $i (@{$self->topic($tid)->instanceOfs}) {
$usage->{as_instanceOf}->{$1}++ if $i->reference->href =~ /^\#(.+)/;
$usage->{as_instance}->{$tid}++ unless $i->reference->href eq $XTM::PSI::xtm{topic};
}
# scopes
foreach my $b (@{$self->topic($tid)->baseNames}) {
foreach my $s (@{$b->scope->references}) {
if ($s->href =~ /^\#(.+)/) {
$usage->{as_scope}->{$1}++;
}
}
}
foreach my $o (@{$self->topic($tid)->occurrences}) {
if ($o->instanceOf->reference->href =~ /^\#(.+)/) {
$usage->{as_instanceOf}->{$1}++;
}
foreach my $r (@{$o->scope->references}) {
if ($r->href =~ /^\#(.+)/) {
$usage->{as_scope}->{$1}++;
}
}
}
}
foreach my $aid (@{$self->associations()}) {
# instanceOfs
if (my $i = $self->association($aid)->instanceOf) {
if ($i->reference->href =~ /^\#(.+)/) {
$usage->{as_instanceOf}->{$1}++;
}
}
foreach my $m (@{$self->association($aid)->members}) {
# roles
if ($m->roleSpec) {
$usage->{as_role}->{$1}++ if ($m->roleSpec->reference->href =~ /^\#(.+)/);
}
# members
foreach my $r (@{$m->references}) {
$usage->{as_member}->{$1}++ if ($r->href =~ /^\#(.+)/);
}
}
}
return $usage;
}
use Data::Dumper;
## print STDERR Dumper \%as_instanceOf, \%as_scope, \%as_member, \%as_role;
##print Dumper $usage;
$info->{$w}->{'not_used'} = [
grep (! ( $usage->{as_instanceOf}->{$_} ||
$usage->{as_instance}->{$_} ||
$usage->{as_scope}->{$_} ||
$usage->{as_member}->{$_} ||
$usage->{as_role}->{$_}), @{$self->topics()})
];
} elsif ($w eq 'errors') {
$usage = $self->_usage() unless $usage;
$info->{$w}->{'undefined_topics'} = [
grep (!$self->is_topic($_), (keys %{$usage->{as_instanceOf}},
keys %{$usage->{as_instance}},
keys %{$usage->{as_scope}},
keys %{$usage->{as_member}},
keys %{$usage->{as_role}})
)
];
} elsif ($w eq 'statistics') {
$usage = $self->_usage() unless $usage;
#use Data::Dumper;
#print STDERR Dumper ($usage);
my $clusters = $self->clusters();
my ($tot, $min, $max) = (0, undef, 0);
foreach my $c (keys %$clusters) {
$tot += scalar @{$clusters->{$c}};
$min = $min ? ($min > scalar @{$clusters->{$c}} ? scalar @{$clusters->{$c}} : $min) : scalar @{$clusters->{$c}};
$max = $max < scalar @{$clusters->{$c}} ? scalar @{$clusters->{$c}} : $max;
}
$info->{$w} = {
nr_topics_defined => scalar @{$self->topics},
nr_assocs => scalar @{$self->associations},
nr_clusters => scalar keys %$clusters,
mean_topics_per_cluster => %$clusters ? 1.0 * $tot / scalar keys %$clusters : 1, # empty map => 1 cluster (do not argue with me here)
max_topics_per_cluster => $max,
min_topics_per_cluster => $min,
nr_topics_mentioned => $tot,
};
}; # ignore other directives
}
return $info;
}
=pod
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