Example #1
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class StatModel:
   def __init__(self, k):
      """
       We approximate by the mean of our nearest neighbors
      """ 
      self.k=k
      self.idx=PseudoIncrementalIndex(SashIndex)
   def dump(self,file_):
       assert(False)
   @staticmethod
   def load(file_, *args, **kwargs):
       assert(False)   
   def train(self,A,B,online=False):
       ## basically train consists in creating 1 or 2 sahs
       assert(A!=None)
       assert(B!=None)
       self.idx.add_many(A,B)
       self.idx.recompute()
   def predict(self,A,AN=None,B=None,BN=None,log=False):
       """
        Predict what will be the label according to $k$-closest neighbors
       """
       ### basically train consists in checking out the average distance of neighbors
       ### basically train consists in checking out the average distance of neighbors compared to oponents features...
       #
       # basically we consider density estimation as a 
       # 
       res=self.idx.getitems(A,self.k)
       return map(lambda x:x[0][0][0],res)

       #parzenestimator()
       #return scipy.mean(map(self.idx.getitem(obs,self.k),lambda x:x[1]))
   def memory_cost(self, *args, **kwargs):
        assert(False)
   def cpu_cost(self, *args, **kwargs):
        assert(False)
   def random_improve(self,value,amount=0.5, prec=1):
        ## TRY TO RANDOMLY CHANGE WITH A NEAREST NEIGHBOR
        #print "random_improve not yet implemented doing sample instead !!! hist"
        #return self.sample(value.shape[0])
        assert(False)   
Example #2
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 def __init__(self, k):
    """
     We approximate by the mean of our nearest neighbors
    """ 
    self.k=k
    self.idx=PseudoIncrementalIndex(SashIndex)