Beispiel #1
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    def __init__(self, mesh, input_values, output_target):

        # initialization for both Triangular and Clements Mesh

        self.mesh = mesh
        self.input_values = normalize_vec(input_values)
        self.output_target = normalize_vec(output_target)
        self.N = mesh.N
        self.M = mesh.M
Beispiel #2
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 def input_couple(self, input_values):
     """ Specify input coupling (complex) values to mesh.
         Compute the fields at each layer of the structure.
         And at the output of the structure  """
     self.input_values = normalize_vec(input_values)
     self.partial_values = []
     for p_mat in self.partial_matrices:
         layer_value = np.dot(p_mat, self.input_values)
         self.partial_values.append(layer_value)
     self.output_values = np.dot(self.full_matrix, self.input_values)
     self.coupled = True
    def test_IO(self):
        """ Tests basic coupling"""

        # first on the zeros initialized clements mesh

        input_values = normalize_vec(npr.random((self.N, 1)))
        self.mesh_c_z.input_couple(input_values)
        output_values = self.mesh_c_z.output_values

        # because the matrix was initialized with zeros, output should be identical to input
        np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(input_values, output_values)

        # same goes for the partial values within MZI
        for partial_value in self.mesh_c_z.partial_values:
            np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal(input_values, partial_value)

        # then on the random initialized clements mesh

        input_values = npr.random((self.N, ))
        self.mesh_c_r.input_couple(input_values)
        output_values = self.mesh_c_r.output_values

        # should not be equal for random initialization
        assert_array_compare(operator.__ne__, input_values, output_values)

        # same goes for the partial values within MZI
        for partial_value in self.mesh_c_r.partial_values:
            assert_array_compare(operator.__ne__, input_values, output_values)

        # finally on the random initialized triangular mesh

        input_values = normalize_vec(npr.random((self.N, 1)))
        self.mesh_t.input_couple(input_values)
        output_values = self.mesh_t.output_values

        # should not be equal for random initialization
        assert_array_compare(operator.__ne__, input_values, output_values)

        # same goes for the partial values within MZI
        for partial_value in self.mesh_t.partial_values:
            assert_array_compare(operator.__ne__, input_values, output_values)
    def test_spread_rand_rand(self):
        # random input to rand
        N = self.N
        mesh = Mesh(N, mesh_type='triangular', initialization='random', M=None)

        input_values = npr.random((N, 1))
        output_target = normalize_vec(npr.random((N, 1)))

        TO = TriangleOptimizer(mesh,
                               input_values=input_values,
                               output_target=output_target)
        TO.optimize(algorithm='spread')

        # mesh.plot_powers(); plt.show()
        self.check_power(mesh, output_target)
    def setUp(self):

        self.N = 10
        self.mesh_t = Mesh(self.N,
                           mesh_type='triangular',
                           initialization='random',
                           M=None)
        self.mesh_c_r = Mesh(self.N,
                             mesh_type='clements',
                             initialization='random',
                             M=None)
        self.mesh_c_z = Mesh(self.N,
                             mesh_type='clements',
                             initialization='zeros',
                             M=None)

        self.one = normalize_vec(np.ones((self.N, 1)))
        self.top = np.zeros((self.N, 1))
        self.top[0] = 1
        self.mid = np.zeros((self.N, 1))
        self.mid[self.N // 2] = 1
        self.bot = np.zeros((self.N, 1))
        self.bot[-1] = 1
Beispiel #6
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# stores the convergences.
convergences = np.zeros((N_max, N_max))

# for each mesh size
for N in N_list:

    M = N_max

    # construct an NxN clements mesh.
    mesh = Mesh(N, mesh_type='clements', initialization='random', M=M)
    print('N = {} / {}:'.format(N, N_max))
    print(mesh)

    # uniform output target
    output_target = np.ones((N, ))
    target_power = power_vec(normalize_vec(output_target))

    # store MSE of each layer in each run in averaging
    mses = M * [0.]

    # for N_avg random inputs (to average over)
    for _ in range(N_avg):

        # make random inputs and couple them in
        input_values = npr.random((N, 1))
        mesh.input_couple(input_values)

        # make a clements mesh and optimize using the 'smart' algorithm
        CO = ClementsOptimizer(mesh,
                               input_values=input_values,
                               output_target=output_target)