def processInputsAndOutputs(self, isTrain, inputsDef, outputsDef,
outputAttrNames, inputAttrNames):
# After parsing the header, the inputs and the outputs are prepared.
print("Processing inputs and outputs")
self.outputInfered = False #set default value
if isTrain is True:
#print("isTrain is True")
if inputsDef == False and outputsDef == False:
#print("is neither inputAtt no outputAtt")
posHere = Attributes.getNumAttributes(self) - 1
outputAttrNames.append(
Attributes.getAttributeByPos(self, posHere).getName())
inputAttrNames = Attributes.getAttributesExcept(
Attributes, outputAttrNames)
self.outputInfered = True
elif inputsDef == False and outputsDef == True:
#print("inputsDef == False and outputsDef == True")
inputAttrNames = Attributes.getAttributesExcept(
Attributes, outputAttrNames)
elif inputsDef == True and outputsDef == False:
#print("inputsDef == True and outputsDef == False")
outputAttrNames = Attributes.getAttributesExcept(
Attributes, inputAttrNames)
self.outputInfered = True
#print("setOutputInputAttributes begin: ")
Attributes.setOutputInputAttributes(Attributes, inputAttrNames,
outputAttrNames)
class InstanceSet:
# /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
# //////////////// ATTRIBUTES OF THE INSTANCESET CLASS ////////////////////////
# /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
# Attribute where all the instances of the DB are stored.
instanceSet = []
# String where the header of the file is stored.
header = ""
# String where only the attributes definition header is stored
attHeader = ""
# '''
# * Object that collects all the errors happened while reading the test and
# * train datasets.
# '''
errorLogger = FormatErrorKeeper()
# This object contains the attributes definitions
attributes = InstanceAttributes()
# '''
# * It indicates if the attributes has not be stored as non-static, permiting
# * the load of different datasets
# '''
storeAttributesAsNonStatic = None
# It indicates that the output attribute has been infered as the last one
outputInfered = None
# /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
# ///////////////// METHODS OF THE INSTANCESET CLASS //////////////////////////
# /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
# It instances a new instance of InstanceSet
# data_folder = PureWindowsPath('C:/phd_experiments/threeAlgorithmsComparizasion/threeAlgorithmsComparizasion/ecoli')
data_folder = None
file_to_open = None
data_lines = None
# added by rui
data_rows = None
attributes_insance = None
def __init__(self):
# print("In __init__ method in InstanceSet.")
self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic = False
self.attributes = None
self.attributes_insance = Attributes()
def InstanceSetWithNonSAtrr(self, nonStaticAttributes):
self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic = nonStaticAttributes
# if ( storeAttributesAsNonStatic ) Attributes.clearAll();
self.attributes = None
def InstanceSetWithIns(self, ins):
self.instanceSet = ins.instanSet.copy()
self.header = str(ins.header)
self.attHeader = str(ins.attHeader)
self.attributes = str(ins.attributes)
self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic = ins.storeAttributesAsNonStatic
# end InstanceSet
# * InstanceSet
# *
# * This constructor permit define if the attribute's definition need to be
# * stored as non-static (nonStaticAttributes = true). Otherwise, if
# * nonStaticAttributes = false, using this constructor is equivalent to use
# * the constructor by default.
# * Creates a new InstanceSet with the header and Instances from the passed object
# * It performs a deep (new allocated) copy.
# * @param is Original InstanceSe
# * setAttributesAsNonStatic
# *
# * It stores the static-defined attributes in the class Attributes as
# * non static in the object attributes. After this it does not remove the
# * static-definition of the Attributes; this is in that way to permit to
# * call this functions for differents datasets from the same problem, such
# * as, a train dataset and the correspondent test dataset.
# */
def setAttributesAsNonStatic(self):
self.attributes = InstanceAttributes()
self.attributes.copyStaticAttributes()
self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic = True
# end setAttributesAsNonStatic
# /**
# * getAttributeDefinitions
# *
# * It does return the definition of the attibutes contained in the dataset.
# *
# * @return InstanceAttributes contains the attribute's definitions.
def getAttributeDefinitions(self):
return self.attributes
# end InstanceAttributes
# * This method reads all the information in a DB and load it to memory.
# * @param fileName is the database file name.
# * @param isTrain is a flag that indicate if the database is for a train or for a test.
# * @throws DatasetException if there is any semantical error in the input file.
# * @throws HeaderFormatException if there is any lexical or sintactical error in the
# * header of the input file
def read_set(self, fileName, isTrain, file_path):
print("Before try in readSet of InstanceSet, file_path is :" +
str(file_path) + ".")
print("Opening the file in readSet of InstanceSet: " + str(fileName) +
".")
try:
# Parsing the header of the DB.
errorLogger = FormatErrorKeeper()
self.file_to_open = Path.cwd() / file_path / fileName
# Declaring an instance parser
print("In readSet,file_to_open is:" + str(self.file_to_open))
# to do The exception in init InstanceParserof InstanceParse is: can only concatenate str (not "WindowsPath") to str
instance_parser = InstanceParser(self.file_to_open, isTrain)
# Reading information in the header, i.e., @relation, @attribute, @inputs and @outputs
# print("In readSet finished read file " + str(self.file_to_open))
self.parseHeader(instance_parser, isTrain)
# print(" The number of output attributes is: " + str(Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes)))
# The attributes statistics are init if we are in train mode.
print("In readSet, isTrain is " + str(isTrain))
if isTrain and self.attributes_insance.getOutputNumAttributes(
) == 1:
print("Begin Attributes.initStatistics......")
self.attributes_insance.initStatistics()
# A temporal vector is used to store the instances read.
print("Reading the data")
tempSet = []
print("begin instance_parser.getLines()...... ")
new_data_lines = []
print("********* There are : " + str(len(self.data_lines)) +
"In original Data lines ********* ")
for line in self.data_lines:
print(" The line is :" + line)
if ("@relation" not in line) and (
"@attribute"
not in line) and ("@inputs" not in line) and (
"@outputs" not in line) and ("@data" not in line):
new_data_lines.append(line)
print("********* There are : " + str(len(new_data_lines)) +
" In new Data lines ********* ")
for line in new_data_lines:
if new_data_lines is not None:
#print("Data line: " + str(line))
newInstance = Instance()
#print("how many data already in the instanceSet: " + str(len(tempSet)))
newInstance.setThreeParameters(line, isTrain, len(tempSet))
tempSet.append(newInstance)
# The vector of instances is converted to an array of instances.
sizeInstance = len(tempSet)
print(" Number of instances read: " + str(sizeInstance))
self.instanceSet = []
for i in range(0, sizeInstance):
self.instanceSet.append(tempSet[i])
print("After converting all instances")
if self.errorLogger.getNumErrors() > 0:
errorNumber = len(errorLogger.getAllErrors())
# print("There has been " + str(errorNumber) + "errors in the Dataset format.")
for k in range(0, errorLogger.getNumErrors()):
errorLogger.getError(k).printErrorInfo()
# print("There has been " + errorLogger.getAllErrors().size() + " errors in the Dataset format",
# errorLogger.getAllErrors());
# print("Finishing the statistics: (isTrain)" + str(isTrain) + ", (# out attributes)" + str(Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes)))
# # If being on a train dataset, the statistics are finished
if isTrain and Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes) == 1:
Attributes.finishStatistics(Attributes)
# # close the stream
instance_parser.close()
# print("File LOADED CORRECTLY!!")
except Exception as e:
print("Unexpected error in readSet of InstanceSet class :" +
str(e))
# end of InstanceSet constructor.
# * It reads the information in the header of the file.
# * It reads relation's name, attributes' names, and inputs and outputs.
# *
# * @param parser is the parser of the data set
# * @param isTrain is a boolean indicating if this is a train set (and so
# * parameters information must be read) or a test set (parameters information
# * has not to be read).
# read set from data row array for granularity
def read_set_from_data_row_array(self, data_raw_array, isTrain):
# print("Before try in read_set_from_data_row_array of InstanceSet")
try:
# Parsing the header of the DB.
errorLogger = FormatErrorKeeper()
# Declaring an instance parser
# to do The exception in init InstanceParserof InstanceParse is: can only concatenate str (not "WindowsPath") to str
instance_parser = InstanceParser.init_for_granularity_parser(
data_raw_array, isTrain)
# Reading information in the header, i.e., @relation, @attribute, @inputs and @outputs
# print("data_raw_array size" + str(len(data_raw_array)))
self.parse_header_from_data_row_array(instance_parser, isTrain)
# print(" The number of output attributes is: " + str(Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes)))
# The attributes statistics are init if we are in train mode.
# print("In readSet, isTrain is " + str(isTrain))
if isTrain and Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes) == 1:
# print("Begin Attributes.initStatistics......")
Attributes.initStatistics(Attributes)
# A temporal vector is used to store the instances read.
# print("Reading the data in read_set_from_data_row_array")
tempSet = []
# print("begin instance_parser.getLines()...... ")
data_raw_array = self.data_rows
new_data_rows = []
number_of_rows = len(data_raw_array)
# print("********* There are : " + str(number_of_rows) + "In original Data rows ********* ")
# print("********* There are : " + str(len(new_data_rows)) + " In new Data rows ********* ")
for i in range(0, number_of_rows):
if len(new_data_rows) != 0:
# print("Data row: " + str(data_raw_array[i]))
newInstance = Instance()
# print("how many data already in the instanceSet: " + str(len(tempSet)))
newInstance.set_three_parameters_for_granularity_rules(
data_raw_array[i], isTrain, len(tempSet))
tempSet.append(newInstance)
# The vector of instances is converted to an array of instances.
sizeInstance = len(tempSet)
# print(" Number of instances read: " + str(sizeInstance))
self.instanceSet = []
for i in range(0, sizeInstance):
self.instanceSet.append(tempSet[i])
# print("After converting all instances")
# System.out.println("The error logger has any error: "+errorLogger.getNumErrors());
if self.errorLogger.getNumErrors() > 0:
errorNumber = len(errorLogger.getAllErrors())
# print("There has been " + str(errorNumber) + "errors in the Dataset format.")
for k in range(0, errorLogger.getNumErrors()):
errorLogger.getError(k).printErrorInfo()
# print("There has been " + errorLogger.getAllErrors().size() + " errors in the Dataset format",
# errorLogger.getAllErrors());
# print("Finishing the statistics: (isTrain)" + str(isTrain) + ", (# out attributes)" + str(Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes)))
# # If being on a train dataset, the statistics are finished
if isTrain and Attributes.getOutputNumAttributes(Attributes) == 1:
Attributes.finishStatistics(Attributes)
# # close the stream
instance_parser.close()
# print("File LOADED CORRECTLY!!")
except Exception as e:
print("Unexpected error in readSet of InstanceSet class :" +
str(e))
# end of InstanceSet constructor.
def parseHeader(self, parser, isTrain):
# 1. Declaration of variables
inputAttrNames = []
outputAttrNames = []
inputsDef = False
outputsDef = False
self.header = ""
attCount = 0
lineCount = 0
self.attHeader = None
print(
"Begin to call the InstanceParser.getLines(),parser.getLines(), in InstanceSet."
)
lines = parser.getLines()
self.data_lines = lines
print(
"************************Before for line in lines *************************"
)
for line in lines:
line = str(line).strip()
print("In parseHeader method of InstanceSet, the line is:" + line)
if line == "@data".lower():
break
else:
# print(" Line read: " + line + ".")
lineCount = lineCount + 1
if "@relation" in line:
if isTrain:
relationName = str(line.replace("@relation",
"")).strip()
# print("set Relation name :" + str(relationName))
self.attributes_insance.setRelationName(relationName)
elif "@attribute" in line:
if isTrain:
# print("Begin insertAttribute ......")
self.insertAttribute(line)
attCount = attCount + 1
elif "@inputs" in line:
# print("@inputs in " + str(line))
self.attHeader = self.header
inputsDef = True
aux = line[8:]
if isTrain:
# print("Has @inputs, aux is :" + aux)
self.insertInputOutput(aux, lineCount, inputAttrNames,
"inputs", isTrain)
elif "@outputs" in line:
if self.attHeader is None:
self.attHeader = self.header
outputsDef = True
# print("Defining the output in line :" + line)
sub_line = line.split() # To get the output attribute name
aux = sub_line[1]
if isTrain:
# print("Has @outputs, aux is :" + aux)
self.insertInputOutput(aux, lineCount, outputAttrNames,
"outputs", isTrain)
# print("Size of the output is: " + str(len(outputAttrNames)))
self.header += line + "\n"
print(
"************************After for line in lines.************************"
)
if self.attHeader is None:
self.attHeader = self.header
self.processInputsAndOutputs(isTrain, inputsDef, outputsDef,
outputAttrNames, inputAttrNames)
# end headerParse
# added by rui for granularity rules
def parse_header_from_data_row_array(self, parser, isTrain):
# 1. Declaration of variables
inputAttrNames = []
outputAttrNames = []
inputsDef = False
outputsDef = False
self.header = ""
attCount = 0
lineCount = 0
self.attHeader = None
# print("Begin to call the InstanceParser.getLines(),parser.getLines(), in InstanceSet.")
self.data_rows = parser.get_rows()
# end parse_header_from_data_row_array
def insertAttribute(self, line):
# print("Insert attribute begin :")
indexL = 0
indexR = 0
type = ""
# Treating string and declaring a string tokenizer
if "{" in line:
token_str = "{"
elif "[" in line:
token_str = "["
token_withT = "\t" + token_str
line = line.replace(token_str, token_withT)
# print("token_double is:" + token_withT + ", line is :" + line)
# System.out.println (" > Processing line: "+ line );
# st = line.split(" [{\t");
st = line.split(
"\t"
) # first we need to split the attribute line into two part , attribute name and attribute values
# Disregarding the first token. It is @attribute
st[0] = st[0].replace("@attribute", "").strip() # delete @attribute
# print("st[0] is:" + st[0])
first_part = st[0].split()
at = Attribute()
# print("Get type once get instance object, at.getType() = " + str(type_string))
at.setName(first_part[0])
print("att set name as first_part[0] is:" + first_part[0])
# # print( "Attribute name: "+ at.getName() )
# to get the class name values we need to split the second part of the attribute line, to get values of attribute
# Next action depends on the type of attribute: continuous or nominal
if len(
st
) == 1: # Parsing a nominal attribute with no definition of values
# print("Parsing nominal attribute without values: setType=0")
# print("Get type =" + at.getType())
at.setType(Attribute.NOMINAL)
elif "{" in line: # this because it is the class values line
# print("Parsing nominal attribute with values: " + line)
# print("Get type =" + at.getType())
# print("Before setType = 0")
at.setType(Attribute.NOMINAL)
# print("after setType= 0")
at.setFixedBounds(True)
indexL = line.index("{") + 1
# print("indexL: " + indexL )
indexR = line.index("}")
# print("indexR: " + str(indexR))
print("indexL : " + str(indexL) + "indexR : " + str(indexR))
# print( "The Nominal values are: " + line[indexL: indexR]);
lineSub = line[indexL:indexR]
# print("The lineSub : " + lineSub)
st2 = lineSub.split(",")
for nominalStr in st2:
at.addNominalValue(nominalStr.strip())
else: # Parsing an integer or real
attType = first_part[1].lower()
# print("attribute Name : " + str(first_part[0]) + ", attribute type = " + str(attType))
# System.out.println (" > Parsing "+ type + " attributes");
if attType == "integer":
at.setType(Attribute.INTEGER)
# print("set integer type")
if attType == "real":
at.setType(Attribute.REAL)
# print("set real type")
indexL = line.index("[")
indexR = line.index("]")
# print("indexL is: " + str(indexL) + " indexR: " + str(indexR))
if indexL != -1 and indexR != -1:
# System.out.println ( " > The real values are: " + line.substring( indexL+1, indexR) );
lineSub = line[indexL + 1:indexR]
# print("lineSub: " + lineSub)
st2 = lineSub.split(",")
# print("st2[0].strip() :" + st2[0])
# print("st2[1].strip() :" + st2[1])
minBound = float(st2[0].strip())
maxBound = float(st2[1].strip())
# print("Before at.setBounds(minBound, maxBound): ( " + str(minBound) + " , " + str(maxBound) + " )")
at.setBounds(minBound, maxBound)
# print("Before add attribute :::: ")
self.attributes_insance.addAttribute(at)
# print("insertAttribute is finished :::: ")
# end insertAttribute
def insertInputOutput(self, line, lineCount, collection, type, isTrain):
# print(" processing insertInputOutput: " + line)
# Declaring StringTokenizer
st = line.split(",")
for attName in st:
attName = str(attName.strip())
# print("attrName: " + attName)
attrItem = self.attributes_insance.getAttributeByName(attName)
attributes = self.attributes_insance.getAttributes()
# for att in attributes:
# print("att name is :" + str(att.getName()))
# print("numbers of items that attributes:"+str(len(attributes)))
if attrItem is None:
# print("Attributes.getAttribute == None")
# If this attribute has not been declared, generate error
er = ErrorInfo(
ErrorInfo.InputTestAttributeNotDefined, 0, lineCount, 0, 0,
isTrain,
("The attribute " + attName + " defined in @" + type +
" in test, it has not been defined in @inputs in its train dataset. It will be ignored"
))
InstanceSet.errorLogger.setError(er)
else:
# for itemCollection in collection:
# print("Item in collection is " + itemCollection)
# print("Attributes.getAttribute != None")
# print(" > " + str(type) + " attribute considered: " + attName)
if attName not in collection:
# print("attName:" + attName + " is not in collection")
collection.append(attName)
# end insertInputOutput
def processInputsAndOutputs(self, isTrain, inputsDef, outputsDef,
outputAttrNames, inputAttrNames):
# After parsing the header, the inputs and the outputs are prepared.
print("Processing inputs and outputs")
self.outputInfered = False # set default value
if isTrain:
print("isTrain == True")
if not inputsDef and not outputsDef:
# print("is neither inputAtt no outputAtt")
posHere = self.attributes_insance.getNumAttributes() - 1
outputAttrNames.append(
self.attributes_insance.getAttributeByPos(
posHere).getName())
inputAttrNames = self.attributes_insance.getAttributesExcept(
outputAttrNames)
self.outputInfered = True
elif not inputsDef and outputsDef:
# print("inputsDef == False and outputsDef == True")
inputAttrNames = self.attributes_insance.getAttributesExcept(
outputAttrNames)
elif inputsDef and not outputsDef:
# print("inputsDef == True and outputsDef == False")
outputAttrNames = self.attributes_insance.getAttributesExcept(
inputAttrNames)
self.outputInfered = True
print("setOutputInputAttributes begin: ")
self.attributes_insance.setOutputInputAttributes(
inputAttrNames, outputAttrNames)
# end of processInputsAndOutputs
# '''
# * Test if the output attribute has been infered.
# * @return True if the output attribute has been infered. False if not.
# '''
def isOutputInfered(self):
return self.outputInfered
# '''
# * It returns the number of instances.
# * @return an int with the number of instances.
# '''
def getNumInstances(self):
if self.instanceSet is not None:
instanceNumber = len(self.instanceSet)
print("instanceSet is not None, instanceNumber = " +
str(instanceNumber))
return instanceNumber
else:
print("instanceSet is None !!!")
return 0
# end numInstances
# '''
# * Gets the instance located at the cursor position.
# * @return the instance located at the cursor position.
# '''
def getInstance(self, whichInstance):
if whichInstance < 0 or whichInstance >= len(self.instanceSet):
return None
return self.instanceSet[whichInstance]
# end getInstance
# * It returns all the instances of the class.
# * @return Instance[] with all the instances of the class.
def getInstances(self):
return self.instanceSet
# //end getInstances
# '''
# '''
# * Returns the value of an integer or a real input attribute of an instance
# * in the instanceSet.
# * @param whichInst is the position of the instance.
# * @param whichAttr is the position of the input attribute.
# * @return a String with the numeric value.
# * @throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException If the index is out of the instance
# * set size.
# '''
def getInputNumericValue(self, whichInst, whichAttr):
# print("InstanceSet, getInputNumericValue begin...")
instance_number = len(self.instanceSet)
# print("whichInst = " + str(whichInst) + ", whichAttr =" + str(whichAttr))
# print("len(self.instanceSet) = " + str(instance_number))
if whichInst < 0 or whichInst >= instance_number:
raise IndexError("You are trying to access to " + whichInst +
" instance and there are only " +
str(instance_number) + ".")
instanceHere = self.instanceSet[whichInst]
#print("instanceHere = " + str(instanceHere))
numericValue = 0.0
try:
numericValue = instanceHere.getInputRealValues(whichAttr)
except Exception as error:
print("getInputRealValues has exception!! : " + str(error))
return numericValue
# end getInputNumericValue
# '''
# * Returns the value of an integer or a real output attribute of an instance
# * in the instanceSet.
# * @param whichInst is the position of the instance.
# * @param whichAttr is the position of the output attribute.
# * @return a String with the numeric value.
# * @throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException If the index is out of the instance
# * set size.
# '''
def getOutputNumericValue(self, whichInst, whichAttr):
if whichInst < 0 or whichInst >= len(self.instanceSet):
print(
self.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException(
"You are trying to access to " + whichInst +
"instance and there are only" + self.instanceSet.length +
"."))
return self.instanceSet[whichInst].getOutputRealValues(whichAttr)
# end getOutputNumericValue
#
# '''
# * Returns the value of a nominal input attribute of an instance in the
# * instanceSet.
# * @param whichInst is the position of the instance.
# * @param whichAttr is the position of the input attribute.
# * @return a String with the nominal value.
# * @throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException If the index is out of the instance
# * set size.
# '''
def getInputNominalValue(self, whichInst, whichAttr):
if whichInst < 0 or whichInst >= len(self.instanceSet):
print(
self.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException(
"You are trying to access to " + whichInst +
" instance and there are only " +
str(len(self.instanceSet)) + "."))
return self.instanceSet[whichInst].getOutputNominalValues(whichAttr)
# end getInputNominalValue
#
# '''
# * Returns the value of a nominal output attribute of an instance in the
# * instanceSet.
# * @param whichInst is the position of the instance.
# * @param whichAttr is the position of the output attribute.
# * @return a String with the nominal value.
# * @throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException If the index is out of the instance
# * set size.
# '''
def getOutputNominalValue(self, whichInst, whichAttr):
if whichInst < 0 or whichInst >= len(self.instanceSet):
print("You are trying to access to " + whichInst +
" instance and there are only " +
str(len(self.instanceSet)) + ".")
return self.instanceSet[whichInst].getOutputNominalValues(whichAttr)
# end getOutputNumericValue
# '''
# * It does remove the instance i from the instanceSet.
# * @param instNum is the instance removed from the instanceSet.
# '''
def removeInstance(self, instNum):
if instNum < 0 or instNum >= len(self.instanceSet):
return
aux = [Instance() for x in range(len(self.instanceSet) - 1)]
add = 0
for i in range(0, len(self.instanceSet)):
if instNum == i:
add = 1
else:
aux[i - add] = self.instanceSet[i]
# Copying the auxiliar to the instanceSet variable
self.instanceSet = aux
aux = None # avoiding memory leaks (not necessary in this case)
# end removeInstance
# '''
# * It does remove an attribute. To remove an attribute, the train and the
# * test sets have to be passed to mantain the coherence of the system.
# * Otherwise, only the attribute of the train set would be removed, leaving
# * inconsistent the instances of the test set, because of having one extra
# * attribute inexistent anymore.
# *
# * @param tSet is the test set.
# * @param inputAtt is a boolean that is true when the attribute that is
# * wanted to be removed is an input attribute.
# * @param whichAtt is a integer that indicate the position of the attriubte
# * to be deleted.
# * @return a boolean indicating if the attribute has been deleted
# '''
def removeAttribute(self, tSet, inputAtt, whichAtt):
attToDel = None
# Getting a reference to the attribute to del
if inputAtt:
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
attToDel = self.attributes.getInputAttribute(whichAtt)
else:
attToDel = Attributes.getInputAttribute(whichAtt)
else:
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
attToDel = self.attributes.getOutputAttribute(whichAtt)
else:
attToDel = Attributes.getOutputAttribute(whichAtt)
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
print("Removing the attribute")
if (not self.attributes.removeAttribute(inputAtt, whichAtt) or
(tSet is not None
and not tSet.attributes.removeAttribute(inputAtt, whichAtt))):
return False
else:
if not Attributes.removeAttribute(inputAtt, whichAtt):
return False
for i in range(0, len(self.instanceSet)):
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
self.instanceSet[i].removeAttribute(self.attributes, attToDel,
inputAtt, whichAtt)
else:
self.instanceSet[i].removeAttribute(attToDel, inputAtt,
whichAtt)
if tSet is not None:
for i in range(0, tSet.instanceSet.length):
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
tSet.instanceSet[i].removeAttribute(
self.attributes, attToDel, inputAtt, whichAtt)
else:
tSet.instanceSet[i].removeAttribute(attToDel, inputAtt,
whichAtt)
return True
# end removeAttribute
# '''
# * It returns the header.
# * @return a String with the header of the file.
# '''
def getHeader(self):
return self.header
# end getHeader
def setHeader(self, copia):
self.header = str(copia)
# end getHeader
def getAttHeader(self):
return self.attHeader
# end getHeader
def setAttHeader(self, copia):
self.attHeader = str(copia)
# end getHeader
# '''
# * It does return a new header (not necessary the same header as the
# * input file one). It only includes the valid attributes, those ones
# * defined in @inputs and @outputs (or taken as that role following the
# * keel format specification).
# * @return a String with the new header
# '''
def getNewHeader(self):
line = ""
attrs = []
# Getting the relation name and the attributes
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
line = "@relation " + self.attributes.getRelationName() + "\n"
attrs = self.attributes.getInputAttributes(Attributes)
else:
line = "@relation " + Attributes.getRelationName() + "\n"
attrs = Attributes.getInputAttributes(Attributes)
for i in range(0, attrs.length):
line += attrs[i].toString() + "\n"
# Gettin all the outputs attributes
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
attrs = self.attributes.getOutputAttributes()
line += attrs[0].toString() + "\n"
# Getting @inputs and @outputs
line += self.attributes.getInputHeader() + "\n"
line += self.attributes.getOutputHeader() + "\n"
else:
attrs = Attributes.getOutputAttributes()
line += str(attrs[0]) + "\n"
# Getting @inputs and @outputs
line += Attributes.getInputHeader() + "\n"
line += Attributes.getOutputHeader() + "\n"
return line
# end getNewHeader
# '''
# * It does return the original header definiton but
# * without @input and @output in there
# '''
def getOriginalHeaderWithoutInOut(self):
line = ""
attrs = []
# Getting the relation name and the attributes
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
line = "@relation " + self.attributes.getRelationName() + "\n"
attrs = self.attributes.getAttributes()
else:
line = "@relation " + Attributes.getRelationName() + "\n"
attrs = Attributes.getAttributes()
for i in range(0, len(attrs)):
line = line + str(attrs[i]) + "\n"
return line
# end getOriginalHeaderWithoutInOut;
# '''
# * It prints the dataset to the specified PrintWriter
# * @param out is the PrintWriter where to print
# '''
def printOut(self, out):
for i in range(0, len(self.instanceSet)):
print("> Instance " + i + ":")
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
self.instanceSet[i].printOut(self.attributes, out)
else:
self.instanceSet[i].printOut(out)
# end print
#
# '''
# * It prints the dataset to the specified PrintWriter.
# * The order of the attributes is the same as in the
# * original file
# * @param out is the PrintWriter where to print
# * @param printInOut indicates if the @inputs (1), @outputs(2),
# * both of them (3) or any (0) has to be printed
# '''
def printAsOriginal(self, out, int):
# Printing the header as the original one
# print(self.header)
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
if self.printInOut == 1 or self.printInOut == 3:
print(self.attributes.getInputHeader())
if self.printInOut == 2 or self.printInOut == 3:
print(self.attributes.getOutputHeader())
else:
if self.printInOut == 1 or self.printInOut == 3:
out.println(Attributes.getInputHeader())
if self.printInOut == 2 or self.printInOut == 3:
out.println(Attributes.getOutputHeader())
print("@data")
for i in range(0, len(self.instanceSet)):
print()
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
self.instanceSet[i].printAsOriginal(self.attributes, out)
else:
self.instanceSet[i].printAsOriginal(self.attributes, out)
# end printAsOriginal
def printInsSet(self):
print("------------- ATTRIBUTES --------------")
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
self.attributes.printAttributes()
else:
Attributes.printAttributes()
print("-------------- INSTANCES --------------")
for i in range(0, self.instanceSet.length):
print("\n> Instance " + str(i) + ":")
if self.storeAttributesAsNonStatic and self.attributes is not None:
self.instanceSet[i].printInsSet(self.attributes)
else:
self.instanceSet[i].printInsSet()
# end print
# Remove all instances from this InstanceSet
def clearInstances(self):
self.instanceSet = None
# '''
# * It adds the passed instance at the end of the present InstanceSet
# * @param inst the instance to be added
# '''
def addInstance(self, inst):
i = 0
nVector = []
if self.instanceSet is not None:
nVector = [Instance() for x in range(len(self.instanceSet) + 1)]
for i in range(0, len(self.instanceSet)):
nVector[i] = self.instanceSet[i]
else:
nVector = Instance[1]
nVector[i] = inst
self.instanceSet = nVector
# '''
# * Clear the non-Static attributes. The static class Attributes is not modified.
# '''
def clearNonStaticAttributes(self):
self.attributes = None
# '''
# * Appends the given attribute to the non-static list of the current InstanceSet
# * @param at The Attribute to be Appended
# '''
def addAttribute(self, att):
if self.attributes is None:
self.attributes = InstanceAttributes()
self.attributes.addAttribute(att)