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// All Rights Reserved.
// This code is published under the Eclipse Public License.
//
// $Id: IpNLPScaling.hpp 2036 2011-07-02 17:21:08Z stefan $
//
// Authors: Carl Laird, Andreas Waechter IBM 2004-08-13
#ifndef __IPNLPSCALING_HPP__
#define __IPNLPSCALING_HPP__
#include "IpOptionsList.hpp"
#include "IpRegOptions.hpp"
namespace Ipopt
{
// forward declarations
class Vector;
class VectorSpace;
class Matrix;
class MatrixSpace;
class SymMatrix;
class SymMatrixSpace;
class ScaledMatrixSpace;
class SymScaledMatrixSpace;
/** This is the abstract base class for problem scaling.
* It is repsonsible for determining the scaling factors
* and mapping quantities in and out of scaled and unscaled
* versions
*/
class NLPScalingObject : public ReferencedObject
{
public:
/**@name Constructors/Destructors */
//@{
NLPScalingObject();
/** Default destructor */
virtual ~NLPScalingObject();
//@}
/** Method to initialize the options */
bool Initialize(const Journalist& jnlst,
const OptionsList& options,
const std::string& prefix)
{
jnlst_ = &jnlst;
return InitializeImpl(options, prefix);
}
/** Methods to map scaled and unscaled matrices */
//@{
/** Returns an obj-scaled version of the given scalar */
virtual Number apply_obj_scaling(const Number& f)=0;
/** Returns an obj-unscaled version of the given scalar */
virtual Number unapply_obj_scaling(const Number& f)=0;
/** Returns an x-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_x_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an x-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_x(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an x-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_x_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an x-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_x(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an c-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_c(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an c-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_c(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an c-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_c_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an c-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_c_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an d-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_d(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an d-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_d(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an d-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_d_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns an d-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_d_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v)=0;
/** Returns a scaled version of the jacobian for c. If the
* overloaded method does not make a new matrix, make sure to set
* the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const Matrix>
apply_jac_c_scaling(SmartPtr<const Matrix> matrix)=0;
/** Returns a scaled version of the jacobian for d If the
* overloaded method does not create a new matrix, make sure to
* set the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const Matrix>
apply_jac_d_scaling(SmartPtr<const Matrix> matrix)=0;
/** Returns a scaled version of the hessian of the lagrangian If
* the overloaded method does not create a new matrix, make sure
* to set the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const SymMatrix>
apply_hessian_scaling(SmartPtr<const SymMatrix> matrix)=0;
//@}
/** Methods for scaling bounds - these wrap those above */
//@{
/** Returns an x-scaled vector in the x_L or x_U space */
SmartPtr<Vector> apply_vector_scaling_x_LU_NonConst(
const Matrix& Px_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& x_space);
/** Returns an x-scaled vector in the x_L or x_U space */
SmartPtr<const Vector> apply_vector_scaling_x_LU(
const Matrix& Px_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& x_space);
/** Returns an d-scaled vector in the d_L or d_U space */
SmartPtr<Vector> apply_vector_scaling_d_LU_NonConst(
const Matrix& Pd_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& d_space);
/** Returns an d-scaled vector in the d_L or d_U space */
SmartPtr<const Vector> apply_vector_scaling_d_LU(
const Matrix& Pd_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& d_space);
/** Returns an d-unscaled vector in the d_L or d_U space */
SmartPtr<Vector> unapply_vector_scaling_d_LU_NonConst(
const Matrix& Pd_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& d_space);
/** Returns an d-unscaled vector in the d_L or d_U space */
SmartPtr<const Vector> unapply_vector_scaling_d_LU(
const Matrix& Pd_LU,
const SmartPtr<const Vector>& lu,
const VectorSpace& d_space);
//@}
/** Methods for scaling the gradient of the objective - wraps the
* virtual methods above
*/
//@{
/** Returns a grad_f scaled version (d_f * D_x^{-1}) of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_grad_obj_scaling_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns a grad_f scaled version (d_f * D_x^{-1}) of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_grad_obj_scaling(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns a grad_f unscaled version (d_f * D_x^{-1}) of the
* given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_grad_obj_scaling_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns a grad_f unscaled version (d_f * D_x^{-1}) of the
* given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_grad_obj_scaling(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
//@}
/** @name Methods for determining whether scaling for entities is
* done */
//@{
/** Returns true if the primal x variables are scaled. */
virtual bool have_x_scaling()=0;
/** Returns true if the equality constraints are scaled. */
virtual bool have_c_scaling()=0;
/** Returns true if the inequality constraints are scaled. */
virtual bool have_d_scaling()=0;
//@}
/** This method is called by the IpoptNLP's at a convenient time to
* compute and/or read scaling factors
*/
virtual void DetermineScaling(const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> x_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> c_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> d_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_c_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_d_space,
const SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace> h_space,
SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace>& new_jac_c_space,
SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace>& new_jac_d_space,
SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace>& new_h_space,
const Matrix& Px_L, const Vector& x_L,
const Matrix& Px_U, const Vector& x_U)=0;
protected:
/** Implementation of the initialization method that has to be
* overloaded by for each derived class. */
virtual bool InitializeImpl(const OptionsList& options,
const std::string& prefix)=0;
/** Accessor method for the journalist */
const Journalist& Jnlst() const
{
return *jnlst_;
}
private:
/**@name Default Compiler Generated Methods
* (Hidden to avoid implicit creation/calling).
* These methods are not implemented and
* we do not want the compiler to implement
* them for us, so we declare them private
* and do not define them. This ensures that
* they will not be implicitly created/called. */
//@{
/** Copy Constructor */
NLPScalingObject(const NLPScalingObject&);
/** Overloaded Equals Operator */
void operator=(const NLPScalingObject&);
//@}
SmartPtr<const Journalist> jnlst_;
};
/** This is a base class for many standard scaling
* techniques. The overloaded classes only need to
* provide the scaling parameters
*/
class StandardScalingBase : public NLPScalingObject
{
public:
/**@name Constructors/Destructors */
//@{
StandardScalingBase();
/** Default destructor */
virtual ~StandardScalingBase();
//@}
/** Methods to map scaled and unscaled matrices */
//@{
/** Returns an obj-scaled version of the given scalar */
virtual Number apply_obj_scaling(const Number& f);
/** Returns an obj-unscaled version of the given scalar */
virtual Number unapply_obj_scaling(const Number& f);
/** Returns an x-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_x_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an x-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_x(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an x-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_x_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an x-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_x(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an c-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_c(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an c-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_c(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an c-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_c_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an c-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_c_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an d-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_d(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an d-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<const Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_d(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an d-scaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
apply_vector_scaling_d_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns an d-unscaled version of the given vector */
virtual SmartPtr<Vector>
unapply_vector_scaling_d_NonConst(const SmartPtr<const Vector>& v);
/** Returns a scaled version of the jacobian for c. If the
* overloaded method does not make a new matrix, make sure to set
* the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const Matrix>
apply_jac_c_scaling(SmartPtr<const Matrix> matrix);
/** Returns a scaled version of the jacobian for d If the
* overloaded method does not create a new matrix, make sure to
* set the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const Matrix>
apply_jac_d_scaling(SmartPtr<const Matrix> matrix);
/** Returns a scaled version of the hessian of the lagrangian If
* the overloaded method does not create a new matrix, make sure
* to set the matrix ptr passed in to NULL.
*/
virtual SmartPtr<const SymMatrix>
apply_hessian_scaling(SmartPtr<const SymMatrix> matrix);
//@}
/** @name Methods for determining whether scaling for entities is
* done */
//@{
virtual bool have_x_scaling();
virtual bool have_c_scaling();
virtual bool have_d_scaling();
//@}
/** This method is called by the IpoptNLP's at a convenient time to
* compute and/or read scaling factors
*/
virtual void DetermineScaling(const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> x_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> c_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> d_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_c_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_d_space,
const SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace> h_space,
SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace>& new_jac_c_space,
SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace>& new_jac_d_space,
SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace>& new_h_space,
const Matrix& Px_L, const Vector& x_L,
const Matrix& Px_U, const Vector& x_U);
/** Methods for IpoptType */
//@{
static void RegisterOptions(SmartPtr<RegisteredOptions> roptions);
//@}
protected:
/** Overloaded initialization method */
virtual bool InitializeImpl(const OptionsList& options,
const std::string& prefix);
/** This is the method that has to be overloaded by a particular
* scaling method that somehow computes the scaling vectors dx,
* dc, and dd. The pointers to those vectors can be NULL, in
* which case no scaling for that item will be done later. */
virtual void DetermineScalingParametersImpl(
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> x_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> c_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> d_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_c_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_d_space,
const SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace> h_space,
const Matrix& Px_L, const Vector& x_L,
const Matrix& Px_U, const Vector& x_U,
Number& df,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dx,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dc,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dd)=0;
private:
/**@name Default Compiler Generated Methods
* (Hidden to avoid implicit creation/calling).
* These methods are not implemented and
* we do not want the compiler to implement
* them for us, so we declare them private
* and do not define them. This ensures that
* they will not be implicitly created/called. */
//@{
/** Copy Constructor */
StandardScalingBase(const StandardScalingBase&);
/** Overloaded Equals Operator */
void operator=(const StandardScalingBase&);
//@}
/** Scaling parameters - we only need to keep copies of
* the objective scaling and the x scaling - the others we can
* get from the scaled matrix spaces.
*/
//@{
/** objective scaling parameter */
Number df_;
/** x scaling */
SmartPtr<Vector> dx_;
//@}
/** Scaled Matrix Spaces */
//@{
/** Scaled jacobian of c space */
SmartPtr<ScaledMatrixSpace> scaled_jac_c_space_;
/** Scaled jacobian of d space */
SmartPtr<ScaledMatrixSpace> scaled_jac_d_space_;
/** Scaled hessian of lagrangian spacea */
SmartPtr<SymScaledMatrixSpace> scaled_h_space_;
//@}
/** @name Algorithmic parameters */
//@{
/** Additional scaling value for the objective function */
Number obj_scaling_factor_;
//@}
};
/** Class implementing the scaling object that doesn't to any scaling */
class NoNLPScalingObject : public StandardScalingBase
{
public:
/**@name Constructors/Destructors */
//@{
NoNLPScalingObject()
{}
/** Default destructor */
virtual ~NoNLPScalingObject()
{}
//@}
protected:
/** Overloaded from StandardScalingBase */
virtual void DetermineScalingParametersImpl(
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> x_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> c_space,
const SmartPtr<const VectorSpace> d_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_c_space,
const SmartPtr<const MatrixSpace> jac_d_space,
const SmartPtr<const SymMatrixSpace> h_space,
const Matrix& Px_L, const Vector& x_L,
const Matrix& Px_U, const Vector& x_U,
Number& df,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dx,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dc,
SmartPtr<Vector>& dd);
private:
/**@name Default Compiler Generated Methods
* (Hidden to avoid implicit creation/calling).
* These methods are not implemented and
* we do not want the compiler to implement
* them for us, so we declare them private
* and do not define them. This ensures that
* they will not be implicitly created/called. */
//@{
/** Copy Constructor */
NoNLPScalingObject(const NoNLPScalingObject&);
/** Overloaded Equals Operator */
void operator=(const NoNLPScalingObject&);
//@}
};
} // namespace Ipopt
#endif
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