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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.
*
* Copyright (C) 2012 Soeren Sonnenburg
* Copyright (C) 2012 Evgeniy Andreev (gsomix)
*/
#ifndef _DIRECTORKERNEL_H___
#define _DIRECTORKERNEL_H___
#include <shogun/lib/config.h>
#ifdef USE_SWIG_DIRECTORS
#include <shogun/lib/common.h>
#include <shogun/lib/DataType.h>
#include <shogun/kernel/Kernel.h>
namespace shogun
{
#define IGNORE_IN_CLASSLIST
IGNORE_IN_CLASSLIST class CDirectorKernel: public CKernel
{
public:
/** default constructor
*
*/
CDirectorKernel()
: CKernel(), external_features(false)
{
}
/**
*/
CDirectorKernel(bool is_external_features)
: CKernel(), external_features(is_external_features)
{
}
/** constructor
*
*/
CDirectorKernel(int32_t size, bool is_external_features)
: CKernel(size), external_features(is_external_features)
{
}
/** default constructor
*
*/
virtual ~CDirectorKernel()
{
cleanup();
}
/** initialize kernel
*
* @param l features of left-hand side
* @param r features of right-hand side
* @return if initializing was successful
*/
virtual bool init(CFeatures* l, CFeatures* r)
{
if (this->parallel->get_num_threads()!=1)
{
SG_WARNING("Enforcing to use only one thread due to restrictions of directors\n")
this->parallel->set_num_threads(1);
}
return CKernel::init(l, r);
}
/** set the current kernel normalizer
*
* @return if successful
*/
virtual bool set_normalizer(CKernelNormalizer* normalizer)
{
return CKernel::set_normalizer(normalizer);
}
/** obtain the current kernel normalizer
*
* @return the kernel normalizer
*/
virtual CKernelNormalizer* get_normalizer()
{
return CKernel::get_normalizer();
}
/** initialize the current kernel normalizer
* @return if init was successful
*/
virtual bool init_normalizer()
{
return CKernel::init_normalizer();
}
/** clean up your kernel
*
* base method only removes lhs and rhs
* overload to add further cleanup but make sure CKernel::cleanup() is
* called
*/
virtual void cleanup()
{
CKernel::cleanup();
}
virtual float64_t kernel_function(int32_t idx_a, int32_t idx_b)
{
SG_ERROR("Kernel function of Director Kernel needs to be overridden.\n")
return 0;
}
/**
* get column j
*
* @return the jth column of the kernel matrix
*/
virtual SGVector<float64_t> get_kernel_col(int32_t j)
{
return CKernel::get_kernel_col(j);
}
/**
* get row i
*
* @return the ith row of the kernel matrix
*/
virtual SGVector<float64_t> get_kernel_row(int32_t i)
{
return CKernel::get_kernel_row(i);
}
/** get number of vectors of lhs features
*
* @return number of vectors of left-hand side
*/
virtual int32_t get_num_vec_lhs()
{
return CKernel::get_num_vec_lhs();
}
/** get number of vectors of rhs features
*
* @return number of vectors of right-hand side
*/
virtual int32_t get_num_vec_rhs()
{
return CKernel::get_num_vec_rhs();
}
/** set number of vectors of lhs features
*
* @return number of vectors of left-hand side
*/
virtual void set_num_vec_lhs(int32_t num)
{
num_lhs=num;
}
/** set number of vectors of rhs features
*
* @return number of vectors of right-hand side
*/
virtual void set_num_vec_rhs(int32_t num)
{
num_rhs=num;
}
/** test whether features have been assigned to lhs and rhs
*
* @return true if features are assigned
*/
virtual bool has_features()
{
if (!external_features)
return CKernel::has_features();
else
return true;
}
/** remove lhs and rhs from kernel */
virtual void remove_lhs_and_rhs()
{
CKernel::remove_lhs_and_rhs();
}
/** remove lhs from kernel */
virtual void remove_lhs()
{
CKernel::remove_lhs();
}
/** remove rhs from kernel */
virtual void remove_rhs()
{
CKernel::remove_rhs();
}
/** return what type of kernel we are
*
* @return kernel type DIRECTOR
*/
virtual EKernelType get_kernel_type() { return K_DIRECTOR; }
/** return what type of features kernel can deal with
*
* @return feature type ANY
*/
virtual EFeatureType get_feature_type() { return F_ANY; }
/** return what class of features kernel can deal with
*
* @return feature class ANY
*/
virtual EFeatureClass get_feature_class() { return C_ANY; }
/** return the kernel's name
*
* @return name Director
*/
virtual const char* get_name() const { return "DirectorKernel"; }
/** for optimizable kernels, i.e. kernels where the weight
* vector can be computed explicitly (if it fits into memory)
*/
virtual void clear_normal()
{
CKernel::clear_normal();
}
/** add vector*factor to 'virtual' normal vector
*
* @param vector_idx index
* @param weight weight
*/
virtual void add_to_normal(int32_t vector_idx, float64_t weight)
{
CKernel::add_to_normal(vector_idx, weight);
}
/** set optimization type
*
* @param t optimization type to set
*/
virtual void set_optimization_type(EOptimizationType t)
{
CKernel::set_optimization_type(t);
}
/** initialize optimization
*
* @param count count
* @param IDX index
* @param weights weights
* @return if initializing was successful
*/
virtual bool init_optimization(
int32_t count, int32_t *IDX, float64_t *weights)
{
return CKernel::init_optimization(count, IDX, weights);
}
/** delete optimization
*
* @return if deleting was successful
*/
virtual bool delete_optimization()
{
return CKernel::delete_optimization();
}
/** compute optimized
*
* @param vector_idx index to compute
* @return optimized value at given index
*/
virtual float64_t compute_optimized(int32_t vector_idx)
{
return CKernel::compute_optimized(vector_idx);
}
/** computes output for a batch of examples in an optimized fashion
* (favorable if kernel supports it, i.e. has KP_BATCHEVALUATION. to
* the outputvector target (of length num_vec elements) the output for
* the examples enumerated in vec_idx are added. therefore make sure
* that it is initialized with ZERO. the following num_suppvec, IDX,
* alphas arguments are the number of support vectors, their indices
* and weights
*/
virtual void compute_batch(
int32_t num_vec, int32_t* vec_idx, float64_t* target,
int32_t num_suppvec, int32_t* IDX, float64_t* alphas,
float64_t factor=1.0)
{
CKernel::compute_batch(num_vec, vec_idx, target, num_suppvec, IDX, alphas, factor);
}
/** get number of subkernels
*
* @return number of subkernels
*/
virtual int32_t get_num_subkernels()
{
return CKernel::get_num_subkernels();
}
/** compute by subkernel
*
* @param vector_idx index
* @param subkernel_contrib subkernel contribution
*/
virtual void compute_by_subkernel(
int32_t vector_idx, float64_t * subkernel_contrib)
{
CKernel::compute_by_subkernel(vector_idx, subkernel_contrib);
}
/** get subkernel weights
*
* @param num_weights number of weights will be stored here
* @return subkernel weights
*/
virtual const float64_t* get_subkernel_weights(int32_t& num_weights)
{
return CKernel::get_subkernel_weights(num_weights);
}
/** set subkernel weights
*
* @param weights new subkernel weights
*/
virtual void set_subkernel_weights(SGVector<float64_t> weights)
{
CKernel::set_subkernel_weights(weights);
}
protected:
/** creates a new TParameter instance, which contains migrated data from
* the version that is provided. The provided parameter data base is used
* for migration, this base is a collection of all parameter data of the
* previous version.
* Migration is done FROM the data in param_base TO the provided param info
* Migration is always one version step.
* Method has to be implemented in subclasses, if no match is found, base
* method has to be called.
*
* If there is an element in the param_base which equals the target,
* a copy of the element is returned. This represents the case when nothing
* has changed and therefore, the migrate method is not overloaded in a
* subclass
*
* @param param_base set of TParameter instances to use for migration
* @param target parameter info for the resulting TParameter
* @return a new TParameter instance with migrated data from the base of the
* type which is specified by the target parameter
*/
virtual TParameter* migrate(DynArray<TParameter*>* param_base,
const SGParamInfo* target)
{
return CSGObject::migrate(param_base, target);
}
/** This method prepares everything for a one-to-one parameter migration.
* One to one here means that only ONE element of the parameter base is
* needed for the migration (the one with the same name as the target).
* Data is allocated for the target (in the type as provided in the target
* SGParamInfo), and a corresponding new TParameter instance is written to
* replacement. The to_migrate pointer points to the single needed
* TParameter instance needed for migration.
* If a name change happened, the old name may be specified by old_name.
* In addition, the m_delete_data flag of to_migrate is set to true.
* So if you want to migrate data, the only thing to do after this call is
* converting the data in the m_parameter fields.
* If unsure how to use - have a look into an example for this.
* (base_migration_type_conversion.cpp for example)
*
* @param param_base set of TParameter instances to use for migration
* @param target parameter info for the resulting TParameter
* @param replacement (used as output) here the TParameter instance which is
* returned by migration is created into
* @param to_migrate the only source that is used for migration
* @param old_name with this parameter, a name change may be specified
*
*/
virtual void one_to_one_migration_prepare(DynArray<TParameter*>* param_base,
const SGParamInfo* target, TParameter*& replacement,
TParameter*& to_migrate, char* old_name=NULL)
{
return CSGObject::one_to_one_migration_prepare(param_base, target,
replacement, to_migrate, old_name);
}
/** Can (optionally) be overridden to pre-initialize some member
* variables which are not PARAMETER::ADD'ed. Make sure that at
* first the overridden method BASE_CLASS::LOAD_SERIALIZABLE_PRE
* is called.
*
* @exception ShogunException Will be thrown if an error
* occurres.
*/
virtual void load_serializable_pre() throw (ShogunException)
{
CKernel::load_serializable_pre();
}
/** Can (optionally) be overridden to post-initialize some member
* variables which are not PARAMETER::ADD'ed. Make sure that at
* first the overridden method BASE_CLASS::LOAD_SERIALIZABLE_POST
* is called.
*
* @exception ShogunException Will be thrown if an error
* occurres.
*/
virtual void load_serializable_post() throw (ShogunException)
{
CKernel::load_serializable_post();
}
/** Can (optionally) be overridden to pre-initialize some member
* variables which are not PARAMETER::ADD'ed. Make sure that at
* first the overridden method BASE_CLASS::SAVE_SERIALIZABLE_PRE
* is called.
*
* @exception ShogunException Will be thrown if an error
* occurres.
*/
virtual void save_serializable_pre() throw (ShogunException)
{
CKernel::save_serializable_pre();
}
/** Can (optionally) be overridden to post-initialize some member
* variables which are not PARAMETER::ADD'ed. Make sure that at
* first the overridden method BASE_CLASS::SAVE_SERIALIZABLE_POST
* is called.
*
* @exception ShogunException Will be thrown if an error
* occurres.
*/
virtual void save_serializable_post() throw (ShogunException)
{
CKernel::save_serializable_post();
}
/** compute kernel function for features a and b
* idx_{a,b} denote the index of the feature vectors
* in the corresponding feature object
*
* @param idx_a index a
* @param idx_b index b
* @return computed kernel function at indices a,b
*/
virtual float64_t compute(int32_t idx_a, int32_t idx_b)
{
return kernel_function(idx_a, idx_b);
}
virtual void register_params()
{
CKernel::register_params();
}
protected:
/* is external features */
bool external_features;
};
}
#endif /* USE_SWIG_DIRECTORS */
#endif /* _DIRECTORKERNEL_H__ */
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