Beispiel #1
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    def get_energy_per_quanto_state_all(self, baseFileName, convexOpt=False):
        """This function evaluates the .pwr file and calculates the individual
        power consumption per state for every node. It then sets the variable
        statePower on every node to a dictionary, where the keys are the
        string representation of the state, and the value is the average power
        consumption for that state.

        This function expects a very specific .pwr file, where one line starts
        with "#states:". This line encodes all the states that are considered
        by quanto.
        """

        for n in self.nodes:
            f = open("%s.%s.log.pwr"%(baseFileName, n.ip), "r")
            X = []
            Y = []
            W = []
            totalTime = 0
            totalEnergy = 0
            states = []
            maxEntries = 0
            for line in f:
                l = line.strip().split()
                if len(l) > 0 and l[0] == "#states:":
                        # this line encodes the names of all the states.
                        states = l[1:]
                        continue
                if len(states) == 0 or len(l) != len(states)+3:
                    # +2 comes from the icount and time field
                    continue
                #time is in uS, convert it to seconds
                time = float(l[-3])/1e6
                icount = int(l[-2])
                occurences = int(l[-1])
                # cut away the time and icount values
                l = l[0:-3]
                activeStates = []
                for s in l:
                    if s == '-':
                        s = '0'
                        #continue
                    activeStates.append(int(s))

                # add the constant power state
                activeStates.append(1)

                if len(activeStates) > maxEntries:
                    maxEntries = len(activeStates)

                if time <= 0 or icount <= 0:
                    # FIXME: this is a wrong line at the end of the quanto files. I
                    # don't know why this happens!!!
                    continue

                E = n.get_power(icount, time)
                if E == -1:
                    raise CalibrationError, "Node with IP %s is not calibrated! \
Did you forget to load the calibration file?"%(n.ip,)
                if E < 0:
                    raise CalibrationError, "Node with IP %s returned a \
negative Energy value %f for icount %d, time %f!"%(n.ip, E, icount, time)
                    continue
                X.append(activeStates)
                Y.append(E)
                W.append(numpy.sqrt(E*time))
                totalTime += time
                totalEnergy += E*time



            # filter out the incomplete datasets
            Xnew = []
            Ynew = []
            Wnew = []
            for i in range(len(Y)):
                if len(X[i]) == maxEntries:
                    Xnew.append(X[i])
                    Ynew.append(Y[i])
                    Wnew.append(W[i])
            X = numpy.matrix(Xnew)
            Y = numpy.matrix(Ynew)
            W = numpy.matrix(numpy.diag(Wnew))

            # filter states with all 0's
            states.append('const')
            deletedLines = 0
            deletedStates = []
            alwaysOnStates = []
            # iterate through all the states, except the 'const' state
            for i in range(len(states)-1):
                correctedI = i - deletedLines
                if numpy.sum(X.T[correctedI]) == 0:
                    deletedStates.append(states[correctedI])
                    X = numpy.delete(X, numpy.s_[correctedI:correctedI+1], axis=1)
                    states = numpy.delete(states, correctedI)
                    deletedLines += 1
                elif numpy.sum(X.T[correctedI]) == len(X):
                    # this state is always active. W have to remove them and
                    # put them into the "const" category!
                    alwaysOnStates.append(states[correctedI])
                    X = numpy.delete(X, numpy.s_[correctedI:correctedI+1], axis=1)
                    states = numpy.delete(states, correctedI)
                    deletedLines += 1

            # search for linear dependent lines
            #for i in range(len(X)):
            #    #print X[i]
            #    for j in range(i+1, len(X)):
            #        #if numpy.sum(X[i]) == numpy.sum(X[j]):
            #        #    print X[i], X[j]
            #        equal = True
            #        for m in range(X[i].shape[1]):
            #            if X[i,m] != X[j,m]:
            #                equal = False
            #                break

            #        if equal:
            #            print X[i], X[j]

            # maxEntries includes the const state, which is not in the states
            # variable yet
            #states = states[:maxEntries - 1]

            #xtwx = X.T*X
            #for i in range(len(xtwx)):
            #    print xtwx[i]
            #print states

            #(x, resids, rank, s) = numpy.linalg.lstsq(W*X, W*Y.T)
            #(x, resids, rank, s) = numpy.linalg.lstsq(X, Y.T)

            if cvxAvailable and convexOpt:

                A = cvxmod.matrix(W*X)
                b = cvxmod.matrix(W*Y.T)
                x = cvxmod.optvar('x', cvxmod.size(A)[1])

                print A
                print b

                p = cvxmod.problem(cvxmod.minimize(norm2(A*x - b)), [x >= 0])
                #p.constr.append(x |In| probsimp(5))
                p.solve()

                print "Optimal problem value is %.4f." % p.value
                cvxmod.printval(x)
                x = x.value

            else:

                try:
                    x = numpy.linalg.inv(X.T*W*X)*X.T*W*Y.T
                except numpy.linalg.LinAlgError, e:
                    sys.stderr.write("State Matrix X for node with IP %s is singular. We did not \
    collect enough energy and state information. Please run the application for \
    longer!\n"%(n.ip,))
                    sys.stderr.write(repr(e))
                    sys.stderr.write("\n")
                    sys.stderr.flush()
                    n.statePower = {}
                    n.alwaysOffStates = []
                    n.alwaysOnStates = []
                    continue
            n.statePower = {}
            for i in range(len(states)):
                # the entries in x are matrices. convert them back into a
                # number
                n.statePower[states[i]] = float(x[i])
            n.alwaysOffStates = deletedStates
            n.alwaysOnStates = alwaysOnStates
            n.averagePower = totalEnergy / totalTime
Beispiel #2
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 def constrform(self, expr):
     return (norm2(expr) <= 1).split()
Beispiel #3
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 def constrform(self, expr):
     return (norm2(expr) <= 1).split()