class KernelizediFDD(Representation):
"""
Kernelized version of iFDD
"""
features = []
candidates = {}
# contains a set for each feature indicating the ids of
base_id_sets = set()
# 1-dim features it refines
base_feature_ids = []
max_relevance = 0.
def __init__(self, domain, kernel, active_threshold, discover_threshold,
kernel_args=[], normalization=True, sparsify=True,
max_active_base_feat=2, max_base_feat_sim=0.7):
super(KernelizediFDD, self).__init__(domain)
self.kernel = kernel
self.kernel_args = kernel_args
self.active_threshold = active_threshold
self.discover_threshold = discover_threshold
self.normalization = normalization
self.sparsify = sparsify
self.sorted_ids = PriorityQueueWithNovelty()
self.max_active_base_feat = max_active_base_feat
self.max_base_feat_sim = max_base_feat_sim
self.candidates = {}
self.features = []
self.base_features_ids = []
self.max_relevance = 0.
def show_features(self):
l = self.sorted_ids.toList()[:]
key = lambda x: (
len(self.features[x].base_ids),
tuple(self.features[x].dim),
tuple(self.features[x].center[self.features[x].dim]))
l.sort(key=key)
for i in l:
f = self.features[i]
print "{:>5} {:>20}".format(i, f)
def plot_1d_features(self, dimension_idx=None):
"""Creates a plot for each specified dimension of the state space and shows
all 1-dimensional features in this dimension
If no indices are passed, all dimensions are plotted
dimension_idx: either a single dimension index (int) or a list of indices.
"""
idx = dimension_idx
if isinstance(idx, int):
idx = [idx]
elif idx is None:
idx = self.domain.continuous_dims
feat_list = range(self.features_num)
key = lambda x: (
len(self.features[x].base_ids),
tuple(self.features[x].dim),
tuple(self.features[x].center[self.features[x].dim]))
feat_list.sort(key=key)
last_i = -1
for k in feat_list:
if len(self.features[k].dim) > 1:
break
cur_i = self.features[k].dim[0]
if cur_i != last_i:
if last_i in idx:
plt.draw()
if cur_i in idx:
xi = np.linspace(
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_i,
0],
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_i,
1],
200)
x = np.zeros((200, self.domain.statespace_limits.shape[0]))
x[:, cur_i] = xi
plt.figure("Feature Dimension {}".format(cur_i))
if cur_i in idx:
y = [self.features[k].output(xk) for xk in x]
plt.plot(x, y, label="id {}".format(k))
last_i = cur_i
plt.draw()
def plot_2d_features(self, d1=None, d2=None, n_lines=3):
"""
plot contours of all 2-dimensional features covering
dimension d1 and d2. For each feature, n_lines number of lines
are shown.
If no dimensions are specified, the first two continuous dimensions
are shown.
d1, d2: indices of dimensions to show
n_lines: number of countour lines per feature (default: 3)
"""
if d1 is None and d2 is None:
# just take the first two dimensions
idx = self.domain.continuous_dims[:2]
else:
idx = [d1, d2]
idx.sort()
feat_list = range(self.features_num)
key = lambda x: (
len(self.features[x].base_ids),
tuple(self.features[x].dim),
tuple(self.features[x].center[self.features[x].dim]))
feat_list.sort(key=key)
last_i = -1
last_j = -1
for k in feat_list:
if len(self.features[k].dim) < 2:
continue
elif len(self.features[k].dim) > 2:
break
cur_i = self.features[k].dim[0]
cur_j = self.features[k].dim[1]
if cur_i != last_i or cur_j != last_j:
if last_i in idx and last_j in idx:
plt.draw()
if cur_i in idx and cur_j in idx:
xi = np.linspace(
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_i,
0],
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_i,
1],
100)
xj = np.linspace(
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_j,
0],
self.domain.statespace_limits[
cur_j,
1],
100)
X, Y = np.meshgrid(xi, xj)
plt.figure(
"Feature Dimensions {} and {}".format(cur_i, cur_j))
if cur_i in idx and cur_j in idx:
Z = np.zeros_like(X)
for m in xrange(100):
for n in xrange(100):
x = np.zeros(self.domain.statespace_limits.shape[0])
x[cur_i] = X[m, n]
x[cur_j] = Y[m, n]
Z[m, n] = self.features[k].output(x)
plt.contour(X, Y, Z, n_lines)
last_i = cur_i
last_j = cur_j
plt.draw()
def plot_2d_feature_centers(self, d1=None, d2=None):
"""
plot the centers of all 2-dimensional features covering
dimension d1 and d2.
If no dimensions are specified, the first two continuous dimensions
are shown.
d1, d2: indices of dimensions to show
"""
if d1 is None and d2 is None:
# just take the first two dimensions
idx = self.domain.continuous_dims[:2]
else:
idx = [d1, d2]
idx.sort()
feat_list = range(self.features_num)
key = lambda x: (
len(self.features[x].base_ids),
tuple(self.features[x].dim),
tuple(self.features[x].center[self.features[x].dim]))
feat_list.sort(key=key)
last_i = -1
last_j = -1
for k in feat_list:
if len(self.features[k].dim) < 2:
continue
elif len(self.features[k].dim) > 2:
break
cur_i = self.features[k].dim[0]
cur_j = self.features[k].dim[1]
if cur_i != last_i or cur_j != last_j:
if last_i in idx and last_j in idx:
plt.draw()
if cur_i in idx and cur_j in idx:
plt.figure(
"Feature Dimensions {} and {}".format(cur_i, cur_j))
if cur_i in idx and cur_j in idx:
plt.plot(
[self.features[k].center[cur_i]],
[self.features[k].center[cur_j]],
"r",
marker="x")
last_i = cur_i
last_j = cur_j
plt.draw()
def phi_nonTerminal(self, s):
out = np.zeros(self.features_num)
if not self.sparsify:
for i in xrange(self.features_num):
out[i] = self.features[i].output(s)
else:
# get all base feature values and check if they are activated
active_bases = set([])
for i in self.sorted_ids.toList()[::-1]:
if len(self.features[i].base_ids) > 1:
break
if self.features[i].output(s) >= self.active_threshold:
active_bases.add(i)
base_vals = {k: 1. for k in active_bases}
# iterate over the remaining compound features
for i in self.sorted_ids.toList():
if active_bases.issuperset(self.features[i].base_ids):
if self.sparsify > 1:
out[i] = self.features[i].output(s)
if self.sparsify > 2 or out[i] >= self.active_threshold:
active_bases -= self.features[i].base_ids
else:
u = 0
for k in self.features[i].base_ids:
u = max(u, base_vals[k])
out[i] = self.features[i].output(s) * u
for k in self.features[i].base_ids:
base_vals[k] -= out[i]
if base_vals[k] < 0:
active_bases.remove(k)
if self.normalization:
summ = out.sum()
if summ != 0:
out /= out.sum()
return out
def phi_raw(self, s, terminal):
assert(terminal is False)
out = np.zeros(self.features_num)
for i in xrange(self.features_num):
out[i] = self.features[i].output(s)
return out
#@profile
def post_discover(self, s, terminal, a, td_error, phi_s=None):
if phi_s is None:
phi_s = self.phi(s, terminal)
phi_s_unnorm = self.phi_raw(s, terminal)
discovered = 0
Q = self.Qs(s, terminal, phi_s=phi_s).reshape(-1, 1)
# indices of active features
active_indices = list(
np.where(phi_s_unnorm > self.active_threshold)[0])
# "active indices", active_indices
# gather all dimensions regarded by active features
active_dimensions = np.zeros((len(s)), dtype="int")
closest_neighbor = np.zeros((len(s)))
for i in active_indices:
for j in self.features[i].dim:
active_dimensions[j] += 1
closest_neighbor[j] = max(closest_neighbor[j], phi_s_unnorm[i])
# add new base features for all dimension not regarded
for j in xrange(len(s)):
if active_dimensions[j] < self.max_active_base_feat and (closest_neighbor[j] < self.max_base_feat_sim or active_dimensions[j] < 1):
active_indices.append(self.add_base_feature(s, j, Q=Q))
discovered += 1
# update relevance statistics of all feature candidates
if discovered:
phi_s = self.phi(s, terminal)
la = len(active_indices)
if la * (la - 1) < len(self.candidates):
for ind, cand in self.candidates.items():
g, h = ind
rel = self.update_relevance_stat(
cand,
g,
h,
td_error,
s,
a,
phi_s)
self.max_relevance = max(rel, self.max_relevance)
# add if relevance is high enough
if rel > self.discover_threshold:
self.add_refined_feature(g, h, Q=Q)
discovered += 1
else:
# the result of both branches can be very different as this one
# updates only combinations which are considered active.
for g, h in combinations(active_indices, 2):
# note: g, h are ordered as active_indices are ordered
cand = self.candidates.get((g, h))
if cand is None:
continue
rel = self.update_relevance_stat(
cand,
g,
h,
td_error,
s,
a,
phi_s)
self.max_relevance = max(rel, self.max_relevance)
# add if relevance is high enough
if rel > self.discover_threshold:
self.add_refined_feature(g, h, Q=Q)
discovered += 1
if discovered:
self.max_relevance = 0.
return discovered
def update_relevance_stat(
self, candidate, index1, index2, td_error, s, a, phi_s):
"""
make sure that inputs are ordered, i.e.,index1 <= index2!
returns the relevance of a potential feature combination
"""
candidate.td_error_sum += phi_s[index1] * phi_s[index2] * td_error
candidate.activation_count += phi_s[index1] ** 2 * phi_s[index2] ** 2
if candidate.activation_count == 0.:
return 0.
rel = np.abs(candidate.td_error_sum) / \
np.sqrt(candidate.activation_count)
return rel
def add_base_feature(self, center, dim, Q):
"""
adds a new 1-dimensional feature and returns its index
"""
new_f = KernelizedFeature(
center=center, dim=[dim], kernel_args=self.kernel_args,
kernel=self.kernel, index=self.features_num)
self.features.append(new_f)
self.base_id_sets.add(new_f.base_ids)
self.sorted_ids.push(-1, self.features_num)
self.logger.debug(
"Added Feature {} {}".format(
self.features_num,
new_f))
# add combinations with all existing features as candidates
new_cand = {(f, self.features_num): Candidate(f, self.features_num)
for f in xrange(self.features_num) if dim not in self.features[f].dim}
self.candidates.update(new_cand)
for f, _ in new_cand.keys():
self.base_id_sets.add(new_f.base_ids | self.features[f].base_ids)
self.features_num += 1
# add parameter dimension
if self.normalization:
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(
self.weight_vec,
self.domain.actions_num,
Q)
else:
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(
self.weight_vec,
self.domain.actions_num)
return self.features_num - 1
def add_refined_feature(self, index1, index2, Q):
"""
adds the combination of 2 existing features to the representation
"""
f1 = self.features[index1]
f2 = self.features[index2]
new_center = np.zeros_like(f1.center)
cnt = np.zeros_like(f1.center)
cnt[f1.dim] += 1
cnt[f2.dim] += 1
cnt[cnt == 0] = 1.
new_center[f1.dim] += f1.center[f1.dim]
new_center[f2.dim] += f2.center[f2.dim]
new_center /= cnt
new_dim = list(frozenset(f1.dim) | frozenset(f2.dim))
new_base_ids = f1.base_ids | f2.base_ids
new_dim.sort()
new_f = KernelizedFeature(center=new_center, dim=new_dim,
kernel_args=self.kernel_args,
kernel=self.kernel, index=self.features_num,
base_ids=new_base_ids)
self.features.append(new_f)
# Priority is the negative number of base ids
self.sorted_ids.push(-len(new_f.base_ids), self.features_num)
#assert(len(self.sorted_ids.toList()) == self.features_num + 1)
self.base_id_sets.add(new_f.base_ids)
del self.candidates[(index1, index2)]
# add new candidates
new_cand = {(f, self.features_num): Candidate(f, self.features_num) for f in xrange(self.features_num)
if (self.features[f].base_ids | new_base_ids) not in self.base_id_sets
and len(frozenset(self.features[f].dim) & frozenset(new_dim)) == 0}
for c, _ in new_cand.keys():
self.base_id_sets.add(new_base_ids | self.features[c].base_ids)
self.candidates.update(new_cand)
self.logger.debug(
"Added refined feature {} {}".format(
self.features_num,
new_f))
self.logger.debug("{} candidates".format(len(self.candidates)))
self.features_num += 1
if self.normalization:
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(
self.weight_vec,
self.domain.actions_num,
Q)
else:
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(
self.weight_vec,
self.domain.actions_num)
return self.features_num - 1
class iFDD(Representation):
''' The incremental Feature Dependency Discovery Representation based on
[Geramifard et al. 2011 ICML paper]. This representation starts with a set of given
binary features and adds new features as the conjunction of existing features. Given n features
iFDD can expand the set of features up to 2^n-1 features (i.e. conjunction of each subset of n
features can be considered as a new feature.
'''
# It is a good starting point to see how relevances grow if threshold is
# set to infinity.
PRINT_MAX_RELEVANCE = False
discovery_threshold = None # psi in the paper
# boolean specifying the use of the trick mentioned in the paper so that
# features are getting sparser with more feature discoveries (i.e. use
# greedy algorithm for feature activation)
sparsify = None
# dictionary mapping initial feature sets to iFDD_feature
iFDD_features = None
# dictionary mapping initial feature sets to iFDD_potential
iFDD_potentials = None
# dictionary mapping each feature index (ID) to its feature object
featureIndex2feature = None
debug = 0 # Print more stuff
# dictionary mapping initial active feature set phi_0(s) to its
# corresponding active features at phi(s). Based on Tuna's Trick to speed
# up iFDD
cache = None
# this should only increase speed. If results are different something is
# wrong
useCache = 0
# Number of features to be expanded in the batch setting
maxBatchDiscovery = 0
# Minimum value of feature relevance for the batch setting
batchThreshold = 0
# ICML 11 iFDD would add sum of abs(TD-errors) while the iFDD plus uses
# the abs(sum(TD-Error))/sqrt(potential feature presence count)
iFDDPlus = 0
# This is a priority queue based on the size of the features (Largest ->
# Smallest). For same size features, it is also sorted based on the newest
# -> oldest. Each element is the pointer to feature object.
sortediFDDFeatures = None
# A Representation that provides the initial set of features for iFDD
initial_representation = None
# Helper parameter to get a sense of appropriate threshold on the
# relevance for discovery
maxRelevance = -np.inf
# As Christoph mentioned adding new features may affect the phi for all
# states. This idea was to make sure both conditions for generating active
# features generate the same result.
use_chirstoph_ordered_features = True
def __init__(self,
domain,
discovery_threshold,
initial_representation,
sparsify=True,
discretization=20,
debug=0,
useCache=0,
maxBatchDiscovery=1,
batchThreshold=0,
iFDDPlus=1,
seed=1):
self.iFDD_features = {}
self.iFDD_potentials = {}
self.featureIndex2feature = {}
self.cache = {}
self.discovery_threshold = discovery_threshold
self.sparsify = sparsify
self.setBinsPerDimension(domain, discretization)
self.features_num = initial_representation.features_num
self.debug = debug
self.useCache = useCache
self.maxBatchDiscovery = maxBatchDiscovery
self.batchThreshold = batchThreshold
self.sortediFDDFeatures = PriorityQueueWithNovelty()
self.initial_representation = initial_representation
self.iFDDPlus = iFDDPlus
self.isDynamic = True
self.addInitialFeatures()
super(iFDD, self).__init__(domain, discretization, seed)
def phi_nonTerminal(self, s):
""" Based on Tuna's Master Thesis 2012 """
F_s = np.zeros(self.features_num, 'bool')
F_s_0 = self.initial_representation.phi_nonTerminal(s)
activeIndices = np.where(F_s_0 != 0)[0]
if self.useCache:
finalActiveIndices = self.cache.get(frozenset(activeIndices))
if finalActiveIndices is None:
# run regular and update the cache
finalActiveIndices = self.findFinalActiveFeatures(
activeIndices)
else:
finalActiveIndices = self.findFinalActiveFeatures(activeIndices)
F_s[finalActiveIndices] = 1
return F_s
def findFinalActiveFeatures(self, intialActiveFeatures):
"""
Given the active indices of phi_0(s) find the final active indices of phi(s) based on discovered features
"""
finalActiveFeatures = []
k = len(intialActiveFeatures)
initialSet = set(intialActiveFeatures)
if 2**k <= self.features_num:
# k can be big which can cause this part to be very slow
# if k is large then find active features by enumerating on the
# discovered features.
if self.use_chirstoph_ordered_features:
for i in range(k, 0, -1):
if len(initialSet) == 0:
break
# generate list of all combinations with i elements
cand_i = [(c, self.iFDD_features[frozenset(c)].index)
for c in combinations(initialSet, i)
if frozenset(c) in self.iFDD_features]
# sort (recent features (big ids) first)
cand_i.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
# idx = -1
for candidate, ind in cand_i:
# the next block is for testing only
# cur_idx = self.iFDD_features[frozenset(candidate)].index
# if idx > 0:
# assert(idx > cur_idx)
# idx = cur_idx
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended
# ones
break
# This was missing from ICML 2011 paper algorithm.
# Example: [0,1,20], [0,20] is discovered, but if [0]
# is checked before [1] it will be added even though it
# is already covered by [0,20]
if initialSet.issuperset(set(candidate)):
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(
frozenset(candidate))
if feature is not None:
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
else:
for candidate in powerset(initialSet, ascending=0):
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended
# ones
break
# This was missing from ICML 2011 paper algorithm. Example:
# [0,1,20], [0,20] is discovered, but if [0] is checked
# before [1] it will be added even though it is already
# covered by [0,20]
if initialSet.issuperset(set(candidate)):
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(frozenset(candidate))
if feature is not None:
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
else:
# print "********** Using Alternative: %d > %d" % (2**k, self.features_num)
# Loop on all features sorted on their size and then novelty and
# activate features
for feature in self.sortediFDDFeatures.toList():
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended ones
break
if initialSet.issuperset(set(feature.f_set)):
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
if self.useCache:
self.cache[frozenset(intialActiveFeatures)] = finalActiveFeatures
return finalActiveFeatures
def post_discover(self, s, terminal, a, td_error, phi_s):
"""
returns the number of added features
"""
# Indices of non-zero elements of vector phi_s
activeFeatures = phi_s.nonzero()[0]
discovered = 0
for g_index, h_index in combinations(activeFeatures, 2):
discovered += self.inspectPair(g_index, h_index, td_error)
return discovered
def inspectPair(self, g_index, h_index, td_error):
# Inspect feature f = g union h where g_index and h_index are the indices of features g and h
# If the relevance is > Threshold add it to the list of features
# Returns True if a new feature is added
g = self.featureIndex2feature[g_index].f_set
h = self.featureIndex2feature[h_index].f_set
f = g.union(h)
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(f)
if not self.iFDDPlus:
td_error = abs(td_error)
if feature is not None:
# Already exists
return False
# Look it up in potentials
potential = self.iFDD_potentials.get(f)
if potential is None:
# Generate a new potential and put it in the dictionary
potential = iFDD_potential(f, g_index, h_index)
self.iFDD_potentials[f] = potential
potential.cumtderr += td_error
potential.cumabstderr += abs(td_error)
potential.count += 1
# Check for discovery
if self.random_state.rand() < self.iFDDPlus:
relevance = abs(potential.cumtderr) / np.sqrt(potential.count)
else:
relevance = potential.cumabstderr
if relevance >= self.discovery_threshold:
self.maxRelevance = -np.inf
self.addFeature(potential)
return True
else:
self.updateMaxRelevance(relevance)
return False
def show(self):
self.showFeatures()
self.showPotentials()
self.showCache()
def updateWeight(self, p1_index, p2_index):
# Add a new weight corresponding to the new added feature for all actions.
# The new weight is set to zero if sparsify = False, and equal to the
# sum of weights corresponding to the parents if sparsify = True
a = self.domain.actions_num
# Number of feature before adding the new one
f = self.features_num - 1
if self.sparsify:
newElem = (self.weight_vec[p1_index::f] +
self.weight_vec[p2_index::f]).reshape((-1, 1))
else:
newElem = None
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(self.weight_vec, a,
newElem)
# We dont want to reuse the hased phi because phi function is changed!
self.hashed_s = None
def addInitialFeatures(self):
for i in xrange(self.initial_representation.features_num):
feature = iFDD_feature(i)
# shout(self,self.iFDD_features[frozenset([i])].index)
self.iFDD_features[frozenset([i])] = feature
self.featureIndex2feature[feature.index] = feature
# priority is 1/number of initial features corresponding to the
# feature
priority = 1
self.sortediFDDFeatures.push(priority, feature)
def addFeature(self, potential):
# Add it to the list of features
# Features_num is always one more than the max index (0-based)
potential.index = self.features_num
self.features_num += 1
feature = iFDD_feature(potential)
self.iFDD_features[potential.f_set] = feature
# Expand the size of the weight_vec
self.updateWeight(feature.p1, feature.p2)
# Update the index to feature dictionary
self.featureIndex2feature[feature.index] = feature
# print "IN IFDD, New Feature = %d => Total Features = %d" % (feature.index, self.features_num)
# Update the sorted list of features
# priority is 1/number of initial features corresponding to the feature
priority = 1 / (len(potential.f_set) * 1.)
self.sortediFDDFeatures.push(priority, feature)
# If you use cache, you should invalidate entries that their initial
# set contains the set corresponding to the new feature
if self.useCache:
for initialActiveFeatures in self.cache.keys():
if initialActiveFeatures.issuperset(feature.f_set):
if self.sparsify:
self.cache.pop(initialActiveFeatures)
else:
# If sparsification is not used, simply add the new
# feature id to all cached values that have feature set
# which is a super set of the features corresponding to
# the new discovered feature
self.cache[initialActiveFeatures].append(feature.index)
if self.debug:
self.show()
def batchDiscover(self, td_errors, phi, states):
# Discovers features using iFDD in batch setting.
# TD_Error: p-by-1 (How much error observed for each sample)
# phi: n-by-p features corresponding to all samples (each column corresponds to one sample)
# self.batchThreshold is the minimum relevance value for the feature to
# be expanded
SHOW_PLOT = 0 # Shows the histogram of relevances
maxDiscovery = self.maxBatchDiscovery
n = self.features_num # number of features
p = len(td_errors) # Number of samples
counts = np.zeros((n, n))
relevances = np.zeros((n, n))
for i in xrange(p):
phiphiT = np.outer(phi[i, :], phi[i, :])
if self.iFDDPlus:
relevances += phiphiT * td_errors[i]
else:
relevances += phiphiT * abs(td_errors[i])
counts += phiphiT
# Remove Diagonal and upper part of the relevances as they are useless
relevances = np.triu(relevances, 1)
non_zero_index = np.nonzero(relevances)
if self.iFDDPlus:
# Calculate relevances based on theoretical results of ICML 2013
# potential submission
relevances[non_zero_index] = np.divide(
np.abs(relevances[non_zero_index]),
np.sqrt(counts[non_zero_index]))
else:
# Based on Geramifard11_ICML Paper
relevances[non_zero_index] = relevances[non_zero_index]
# Find indexes to non-zero excited pairs
# F1 and F2 are the parents of the potentials
(F1, F2) = relevances.nonzero()
relevances = relevances[F1, F2]
if len(relevances) == 0:
# No feature to add
self.logger.debug("iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = 0")
return False
if SHOW_PLOT:
e_vec = relevances.flatten()
e_vec = e_vec[e_vec != 0]
e_vec = np.sort(e_vec)
plt.ioff()
plt.plot(e_vec, linewidth=3)
plt.show()
# Sort based on relevances
# We want high to low hence the reverse: [::-1]
sortedIndices = np.argsort(relevances)[::-1]
max_relevance = relevances[sortedIndices[0]]
# Add top <maxDiscovery> features
self.logger.debug(
"iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = {0:g}".format(max_relevance))
added_feature = False
new_features = 0
for j in xrange(len(relevances)):
if new_features >= maxDiscovery:
break
max_index = sortedIndices[j]
f1 = F1[max_index]
f2 = F2[max_index]
relevance = relevances[max_index]
if relevance > self.batchThreshold:
# print "Inspecting",
# f1,f2,'=>',self.getStrFeatureSet(f1),self.getStrFeatureSet(f2)
if self.inspectPair(f1, f2, np.inf):
self.logger.debug(
'New Feature %d: %s, Relevance = %0.3f' %
(self.features_num - 1,
self.getStrFeatureSet(self.features_num - 1),
relevances[max_index]))
new_features += 1
added_feature = True
else:
# Because the list is sorted, there is no use to look at the
# others
break
return (
# A signal to see if the representation has been expanded or not
added_feature)
def showFeatures(self):
print "Features:"
print "-" * 30
print " index\t| f_set\t| p1\t| p2\t | Weights (per action)"
print "-" * 30
for feature in reversed(self.sortediFDDFeatures.toList()):
# for feature in self.iFDD_features.itervalues():
# print " %d\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s" %
# (feature.index,str(list(feature.f_set)),feature.p1,feature.p2,str(self.weight_vec[feature.index::self.features_num]))
print " %d\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s\t| Omitted" % (
feature.index, self.getStrFeatureSet(
feature.index), feature.p1, feature.p2)
def showPotentials(self):
print "Potentials:"
print "-" * 30
print " index\t| f_set\t| relevance\t| count\t| p1\t| p2"
print "-" * 30
for _, potential in self.iFDD_potentials.iteritems():
print " %d\t| %s\t| %0.2f\t| %d\t| %s\t| %s" % (
potential.index, str(np.sort(list(
potential.f_set))), potential.relevance, potential.count,
potential.p1, potential.p2)
def showCache(self):
if self.useCache:
print "Cache:"
if len(self.cache) == 0:
print 'EMPTY!'
return
print "-" * 30
print " initial\t| Final"
print "-" * 30
for initial, active in self.cache.iteritems():
print " %s\t| %s" % (str(list(initial)), active)
def updateMaxRelevance(self, newRelevance):
# Update a global max relevance and outputs it if it is updated
if self.maxRelevance < newRelevance:
self.maxRelevance = newRelevance
if self.PRINT_MAX_RELEVANCE:
self.logger.debug(
"iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = {0:g}".format(newRelevance))
def getFeature(self, f_id):
# returns a feature given a feature id
if f_id in self.featureIndex2feature.keys():
return self.featureIndex2feature[f_id]
else:
print "F_id %d is not valid" % f_id
return None
def getStrFeatureSet(self, f_id):
# returns a string that corresponds to the set of features specified by
# the given feature_id
if f_id in self.featureIndex2feature.keys():
return str(sorted(list(self.featureIndex2feature[f_id].f_set)))
else:
print "F_id %d is not valid" % f_id
return None
def featureType(self):
return bool
def __deepcopy__(self, memo):
ifdd = iFDD(self.domain, self.discovery_threshold,
self.initial_representation, self.sparsify,
self.discretization, self.debug, self.useCache,
self.maxBatchDiscovery, self.batchThreshold, self.iFDDPlus)
for s, f in self.iFDD_features.items():
new_f = deepcopy(f)
new_s = deepcopy(s)
ifdd.iFDD_features[new_s] = new_f
ifdd.featureIndex2feature[new_f.index] = new_f
for s, p in self.iFDD_potentials.items():
new_s = deepcopy(s)
new_p = deepcopy(p)
ifdd.iFDD_potentials[new_s] = deepcopy(new_p)
ifdd.cache = deepcopy(self.cache)
ifdd.sortediFDDFeatures = deepcopy(self.sortediFDDFeatures)
ifdd.features_num = self.features_num
ifdd.weight_vec = deepcopy(self.weight_vec)
return ifdd
class iFDD(Representation):
# It is a good starting point to see how relevances grow if threshold is
# set to infinity.
PRINT_MAX_RELEVANCE = False
discovery_threshold = None # psi in the paper
# boolean specifying the use of the trick mentioned in the paper so that
# features are getting sparser with more feature discoveries (i.e. use
# greedy algorithm for feature activation)
sparsify = None
# dictionary mapping initial feature sets to iFDD_feature
iFDD_features = None
# dictionary mapping initial feature sets to iFDD_potential
iFDD_potentials = None
# dictionary mapping each feature index (ID) to its feature object
featureIndex2feature = None
debug = 0 # Print more stuff
# dictionary mapping initial active feature set phi_0(s) to its
# corresponding active features at phi(s). Based on Tuna's Trick to speed
# up iFDD
cache = None
# this should only increase speed. If results are different something is
# wrong
useCache = 0
# Number of features to be expanded in the batch setting
maxBatchDiscovery = 0
# Minimum value of feature relevance for the batch setting
batchThreshold = 0
# ICML 11 iFDD would add sum of abs(TD-errors) while the iFDD plus uses
# the abs(sum(TD-Error))/sqrt(potential feature presence count)
iFDDPlus = 0
# This is a priority queue based on the size of the features (Largest ->
# Smallest). For same size features, it is also sorted based on the newest
# -> oldest. Each element is the pointer to feature object.
sortediFDDFeatures = None
# A Representation that provides the initial set of features for iFDD
initial_representation = None
# Helper parameter to get a sense of appropriate threshold on the
# relevance for discovery
maxRelevance = -np.inf
# As Christoph mentioned adding new features may affect the phi for all
# states. This idea was to make sure both conditions for generating active
# features generate the same result.
use_chirstoph_ordered_features = True
def __init__(
self, domain, discovery_threshold, initial_representation, sparsify=True,
discretization=20, debug=0, useCache=0, maxBatchDiscovery=1, batchThreshold=0, iFDDPlus=1):
self.iFDD_features = {}
self.iFDD_potentials = {}
self.featureIndex2feature = {}
self.cache = {}
self.discovery_threshold = discovery_threshold
self.sparsify = sparsify
self.setBinsPerDimension(domain, discretization)
self.features_num = initial_representation.features_num
self.debug = debug
self.useCache = useCache
self.maxBatchDiscovery = maxBatchDiscovery
self.batchThreshold = batchThreshold
self.sortediFDDFeatures = PriorityQueueWithNovelty()
self.initial_representation = initial_representation
self.iFDDPlus = iFDDPlus
self.isDynamic = True
self.addInitialFeatures()
super(iFDD, self).__init__(domain, discretization)
def phi_nonTerminal(self, s):
""" Based on Tuna's Master Thesis 2012 """
F_s = np.zeros(self.features_num, 'bool')
F_s_0 = self.initial_representation.phi_nonTerminal(
s)
activeIndices = np.where(F_s_0 != 0)[0]
if self.useCache:
finalActiveIndices = self.cache.get(frozenset(activeIndices))
if finalActiveIndices is None:
# run regular and update the cache
finalActiveIndices = self.findFinalActiveFeatures(
activeIndices)
else:
finalActiveIndices = self.findFinalActiveFeatures(
activeIndices)
F_s[finalActiveIndices] = 1
return F_s
def findFinalActiveFeatures(self, intialActiveFeatures):
"""
Given the active indices of phi_0(s) find the final active indices of phi(s) based on discovered features
"""
finalActiveFeatures = []
k = len(intialActiveFeatures)
initialSet = set(intialActiveFeatures)
if 2 ** k <= self.features_num:
# k can be big which can cause this part to be very slow
# if k is large then find active features by enumerating on the
# discovered features.
if self.use_chirstoph_ordered_features:
for i in range(k, 0, -1):
if len(initialSet) == 0:
break
# generate list of all combinations with i elements
cand_i = [(c, self.iFDD_features[frozenset(c)].index)
for c in combinations(initialSet, i)
if frozenset(c) in self.iFDD_features]
# sort (recent features (big ids) first)
cand_i.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
#idx = -1
for candidate, ind in cand_i:
# the next block is for testing only
#cur_idx = self.iFDD_features[frozenset(candidate)].index
# if idx > 0:
# assert(idx > cur_idx)
#idx = cur_idx
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended
# ones
break
# This was missing from ICML 2011 paper algorithm.
# Example: [0,1,20], [0,20] is discovered, but if [0]
# is checked before [1] it will be added even though it
# is already covered by [0,20]
if initialSet.issuperset(set(candidate)):
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(
frozenset(candidate))
if feature is not None:
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
else:
for candidate in powerset(initialSet, ascending=0):
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended
# ones
break
# This was missing from ICML 2011 paper algorithm. Example:
# [0,1,20], [0,20] is discovered, but if [0] is checked
# before [1] it will be added even though it is already
# covered by [0,20]
if initialSet.issuperset(set(candidate)):
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(frozenset(candidate))
if feature is not None:
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
else:
# print "********** Using Alternative: %d > %d" % (2**k, self.features_num)
# Loop on all features sorted on their size and then novelty and
# activate features
for feature in self.sortediFDDFeatures.toList():
if len(initialSet) == 0:
# No more initial features to be mapped to extended ones
break
if initialSet.issuperset(set(feature.f_set)):
finalActiveFeatures.append(feature.index)
if self.sparsify:
# print "Sets:", initialSet, feature.f_set
initialSet = initialSet - feature.f_set
# print "Remaining Set:", initialSet
if self.useCache:
self.cache[frozenset(intialActiveFeatures)] = finalActiveFeatures
return finalActiveFeatures
def post_discover(self, s, terminal, a, td_error, phi_s):
"""
returns the number of added features
"""
# Indices of non-zero elements of vector phi_s
activeFeatures = phi_s.nonzero()[0]
discovered = 0
for g_index, h_index in combinations(activeFeatures, 2):
discovered += self.inspectPair(g_index, h_index, td_error)
return discovered
def inspectPair(self, g_index, h_index, td_error):
# Inspect feature f = g union h where g_index and h_index are the indices of features g and h
# If the relevance is > Threshold add it to the list of features
# Returns True if a new feature is added
g = self.featureIndex2feature[g_index].f_set
h = self.featureIndex2feature[h_index].f_set
f = g.union(h)
feature = self.iFDD_features.get(f)
if not self.iFDDPlus:
td_error = abs(td_error)
if feature is not None:
# Already exists
return False
# Look it up in potentials
potential = self.iFDD_potentials.get(f)
if potential is None:
# Generate a new potential and put it in the dictionary
potential = iFDD_potential(f, g_index, h_index)
self.iFDD_potentials[f] = potential
potential.cumtderr += td_error
potential.cumabstderr += abs(td_error)
potential.count += 1
# Check for discovery
if np.random.rand() < self.iFDDPlus:
relevance = abs(potential.cumtderr) / np.sqrt(potential.count)
else:
relevance = potential.cumabstderr
if relevance >= self.discovery_threshold:
self.maxRelevance = -np.inf
self.addFeature(potential)
return True
else:
self.updateMaxRelevance(relevance)
return False
def show(self):
self.showFeatures()
self.showPotentials()
self.showCache()
def updateWeight(self, p1_index, p2_index):
# Add a new weight corresponding to the new added feature for all actions.
# The new weight is set to zero if sparsify = False, and equal to the
# sum of weights corresponding to the parents if sparsify = True
a = self.domain.actions_num
# Number of feature before adding the new one
f = self.features_num - 1
if self.sparsify:
newElem = (self.weight_vec[p1_index::f] +
self.weight_vec[p2_index::f]).reshape((-1, 1))
else:
newElem = None
self.weight_vec = addNewElementForAllActions(self.weight_vec, a, newElem)
# We dont want to reuse the hased phi because phi function is changed!
self.hashed_s = None
def addInitialFeatures(self):
for i in xrange(self.initial_representation.features_num):
feature = iFDD_feature(i)
# shout(self,self.iFDD_features[frozenset([i])].index)
self.iFDD_features[frozenset([i])] = feature
self.featureIndex2feature[feature.index] = feature
# priority is 1/number of initial features corresponding to the
# feature
priority = 1
self.sortediFDDFeatures.push(priority, feature)
def addFeature(self, potential):
# Add it to the list of features
# Features_num is always one more than the max index (0-based)
potential.index = self.features_num
self.features_num += 1
feature = iFDD_feature(potential)
self.iFDD_features[potential.f_set] = feature
# Expand the size of the weight_vec
self.updateWeight(feature.p1, feature.p2)
# Update the index to feature dictionary
self.featureIndex2feature[feature.index] = feature
# print "IN IFDD, New Feature = %d => Total Features = %d" % (feature.index, self.features_num)
# Update the sorted list of features
# priority is 1/number of initial features corresponding to the feature
priority = 1 / (len(potential.f_set) * 1.)
self.sortediFDDFeatures.push(priority, feature)
# If you use cache, you should invalidate entries that their initial
# set contains the set corresponding to the new feature
if self.useCache:
for initialActiveFeatures in self.cache.keys():
if initialActiveFeatures.issuperset(feature.f_set):
if self.sparsify:
self.cache.pop(initialActiveFeatures)
else:
# If sparsification is not used, simply add the new
# feature id to all cached values that have feature set
# which is a super set of the features corresponding to
# the new discovered feature
self.cache[initialActiveFeatures].append(feature.index)
if self.debug:
self.show()
def batchDiscover(self, td_errors, phi, states):
# Discovers features using iFDD in batch setting.
# TD_Error: p-by-1 (How much error observed for each sample)
# phi: n-by-p features corresponding to all samples (each column corresponds to one sample)
# self.batchThreshold is the minimum relevance value for the feature to
# be expanded
SHOW_PLOT = 0 # Shows the histogram of relevances
maxDiscovery = self.maxBatchDiscovery
n = self.features_num # number of features
p = len(td_errors) # Number of samples
counts = np.zeros((n, n))
relevances = np.zeros((n, n))
for i in xrange(p):
phiphiT = np.outer(phi[i, :], phi[i,:])
if self.iFDDPlus:
relevances += phiphiT * td_errors[i]
else:
relevances += phiphiT * abs(td_errors[i])
counts += phiphiT
# Remove Diagonal and upper part of the relevances as they are useless
relevances = np.triu(relevances, 1)
non_zero_index = np.nonzero(relevances)
if self.iFDDPlus:
# Calculate relevances based on theoretical results of ICML 2013
# potential submission
relevances[non_zero_index] = np.divide(
np.abs(relevances[non_zero_index]),
np.sqrt(counts[non_zero_index]))
else:
# Based on Geramifard11_ICML Paper
relevances[non_zero_index] = relevances[non_zero_index]
# Find indexes to non-zero excited pairs
# F1 and F2 are the parents of the potentials
(F1, F2) = relevances.nonzero()
relevances = relevances[F1, F2]
if len(relevances) == 0:
# No feature to add
self.logger.debug("iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = 0")
return False
if SHOW_PLOT:
e_vec = relevances.flatten()
e_vec = e_vec[e_vec != 0]
e_vec = np.sort(e_vec)
plt.ioff()
plt.plot(e_vec, linewidth=3)
plt.show()
# Sort based on relevances
# We want high to low hence the reverse: [::-1]
sortedIndices = np.argsort(relevances)[::-1]
max_relevance = relevances[sortedIndices[0]]
# Add top <maxDiscovery> features
self.logger.debug(
"iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = {0:g}".format(max_relevance))
added_feature = False
new_features = 0
for j in xrange(len(relevances)):
if new_features >= maxDiscovery:
break
max_index = sortedIndices[j]
f1 = F1[max_index]
f2 = F2[max_index]
relevance = relevances[max_index]
if relevance > self.batchThreshold:
# print "Inspecting",
# f1,f2,'=>',self.getStrFeatureSet(f1),self.getStrFeatureSet(f2)
if self.inspectPair(f1, f2, np.inf):
self.logger.debug(
'New Feature %d: %s, Relevance = %0.3f' %
(self.features_num - 1, self.getStrFeatureSet(self.features_num - 1), relevances[max_index]))
new_features += 1
added_feature = True
else:
# Because the list is sorted, there is no use to look at the
# others
break
return (
# A signal to see if the representation has been expanded or not
added_feature
)
def showFeatures(self):
print "Features:"
print "-" * 30
print " index\t| f_set\t| p1\t| p2\t | Weights (per action)"
print "-" * 30
for feature in reversed(self.sortediFDDFeatures.toList()):
# for feature in self.iFDD_features.itervalues():
# print " %d\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s" %
# (feature.index,str(list(feature.f_set)),feature.p1,feature.p2,str(self.weight_vec[feature.index::self.features_num]))
print " %d\t| %s\t| %s\t| %s\t| Omitted" % (feature.index, self.getStrFeatureSet(feature.index), feature.p1, feature.p2)
def showPotentials(self):
print "Potentials:"
print "-" * 30
print " index\t| f_set\t| relevance\t| count\t| p1\t| p2"
print "-" * 30
for _, potential in self.iFDD_potentials.iteritems():
print " %d\t| %s\t| %0.2f\t| %d\t| %s\t| %s" % (potential.index, str(np.sort(list(potential.f_set))), potential.relevance, potential.count, potential.p1, potential.p2)
def showCache(self):
if self.useCache:
print "Cache:"
if len(self.cache) == 0:
print 'EMPTY!'
return
print "-" * 30
print " initial\t| Final"
print "-" * 30
for initial, active in self.cache.iteritems():
print " %s\t| %s" % (str(list(initial)), active)
def updateMaxRelevance(self, newRelevance):
# Update a global max relevance and outputs it if it is updated
if self.maxRelevance < newRelevance:
self.maxRelevance = newRelevance
if self.PRINT_MAX_RELEVANCE:
self.logger.debug(
"iFDD Batch: Max Relevance = {0:g}".format(newRelevance))
def getFeature(self, f_id):
# returns a feature given a feature id
if f_id in self.featureIndex2feature.keys():
return self.featureIndex2feature[f_id]
else:
print "F_id %d is not valid" % f_id
return None
def getStrFeatureSet(self, f_id):
# returns a string that corresponds to the set of features specified by
# the given feature_id
if f_id in self.featureIndex2feature.keys():
return str(sorted(list(self.featureIndex2feature[f_id].f_set)))
else:
print "F_id %d is not valid" % f_id
return None
def featureType(self):
return bool
def __deepcopy__(self, memo):
ifdd = iFDD(
self.domain,
self.discovery_threshold,
self.initial_representation,
self.sparsify,
self.discretization,
self.debug,
self.useCache,
self.maxBatchDiscovery,
self.batchThreshold,
self.iFDDPlus)
for s, f in self.iFDD_features.items():
new_f = deepcopy(f)
new_s = deepcopy(s)
ifdd.iFDD_features[new_s] = new_f
ifdd.featureIndex2feature[new_f.index] = new_f
for s, p in self.iFDD_potentials.items():
new_s = deepcopy(s)
new_p = deepcopy(p)
ifdd.iFDD_potentials[new_s] = deepcopy(new_p)
ifdd.cache = deepcopy(self.cache)
ifdd.sortediFDDFeatures = deepcopy(self.sortediFDDFeatures)
ifdd.features_num = self.features_num
ifdd.weight_vec = deepcopy(self.weight_vec)
return ifdd