def cv_test():
"""
tests the cross validation. needs working krr class!
"""
Xtr, Ytr = noisysincfunction(100, 0.1)
Xte = np.arange(-np.pi, np.pi, 0.01)[np.newaxis, :]
krr = imp.krr()
pl.figure()
pl.subplot(1, 2, 1)
params = ["kernel", ["gaussian"], "kernelparam", np.logspace(-2, 2, 10), "regularization", np.logspace(-2, 2, 10)]
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr, Ytr, krr, params, loss_function=squared_error_loss, nrepetitions=2)
cvkrr.predict(Xte)
print cvkrr.kernelparameter
print cvkrr.regularization
pl.plot(Xtr.T, Ytr.T)
pl.plot(Xte.T, cvkrr.ypred.T)
pl.title("CV with fixed regularization")
pl.subplot(1, 2, 2)
params = ["kernel", ["gaussian"], "kernelparam", np.logspace(-2, 2, 10), "regularization", [0]]
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr, Ytr, krr, params, loss_function=squared_error_loss, nrepetitions=2)
cvkrr.predict(Xte)
print cvkrr.kernelparameter
print cvkrr.regularization
pl.plot(Xtr.T, Ytr.T)
pl.plot(Xte.T, cvkrr.ypred.T)
pl.title("CV with efficient LOOCV")
print "\n(time the test takes on my notebook: approx. 6 seconds)"
def fold_cross_validation(self):
"""
# Excercise 3c
Perform a cross validation on a training set of 2500
Perform split_data before
"""
# Fivefold Cross validation
train_samples = random.sample(range(0, 5000), 2500)
Xtr2500 = self.Xtr[train_samples]
Ytr2500 = self.Ytr[train_samples]
D2500 = np.linalg.norm(Xtr2500[None, :] - Xtr2500[:, None], axis=2)
quantiles = np.quantile(D2500, [0.1, 0.5, 0.9])
params = {
'kernel': ['gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': quantiles,
'regularization': np.logspace(-7, 0, 10)
}
self.cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr2500,
Ytr2500,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=mean_absolute_error,
nfolds=5)
y_pred2500 = self.cvkrr.predict(self.Xte)
MAE = mean_absolute_error(self.Yte, y_pred2500)
print("The mean absolute error is: {} ".format(round(MAE, 2)))
print("The best regularzation parameter C is: {}".format(
self.cvkrr.regularization))
print("The best kernelparameter sigma is: {}".format(
self.cvkrr.kernelparameter))
def test_cv(self):
Xtr, Ytr = noisysincfunction(100, 0.1)
Xte = np.arange(-np.pi, np.pi, 0.01).reshape(-1, 1)
pl.figure()
pl.subplot(1, 2, 1)
params = {
'kernel': ['gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': np.logspace(-4, 4, 20),
'regularization': np.logspace(-2, 2, 10)
}
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr,
Ytr,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=squared_error_loss,
nrepetitions=2)
ypred = cvkrr.predict(Xte)
print('Regularization range: 10**-4 .. 10**4')
print('Gaussian kernel parameter: ', cvkrr.kernelparameter)
print('Regularization paramter: ', cvkrr.regularization)
pl.plot(Xtr, Ytr)
pl.plot(Xte, ypred)
pl.subplot(1, 2, 2)
params = {
'kernel': ['gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': np.logspace(-2, 2, 10),
'regularization': [0]
}
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr,
Ytr,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=squared_error_loss,
nrepetitions=2)
ypred = cvkrr.predict(Xte)
print('Regularization via efficient leave on out')
print('Kernel parameter: ', cvkrr.kernelparameter)
print('Regularization paramter: ', cvkrr.regularization)
pl.plot(Xtr, Ytr)
pl.plot(Xte, ypred)
pl.show()
def cv_test():
'''
tests the cross validation. needs working krr class!
'''
Xtr, Ytr = noisysincfunction(100, 0.1)
Xte = np.arange(-np.pi, np.pi, 0.01)[np.newaxis, :]
krr = imp.krr()
pl.figure()
pl.subplot(1, 2, 1)
params = [
'kernel', ['gaussian'], 'kernelparam',
np.logspace(-2, 2, 10), 'regularization',
np.logspace(-2, 2, 10)
]
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr,
Ytr,
krr,
params,
loss_function=squared_error_loss,
nrepetitions=2)
cvkrr.predict(Xte)
pl.plot(Xtr.T, Ytr.T)
pl.plot(Xte.T, cvkrr.ypred.T)
pl.subplot(1, 2, 2)
params = [
'kernel', ['gaussian'], 'kernelparam',
np.logspace(-2, 2, 10), 'regularization', [0]
]
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr,
Ytr,
krr,
params,
loss_function=squared_error_loss,
nrepetitions=2)
cvkrr.predict(Xte)
pl.plot(Xtr.T, Ytr.T)
pl.plot(Xte.T, cvkrr.ypred.T)
def krr_app(reg=False):
''' Applies krr to all data sets and saves the result to a file
'''
datasets = ['banana','diabetis','flare-solar','image','ringnorm']
#dataset = ['image'] # for computing the results via console, the dataset was changed manually
path = 'ps3_datasets/'
results = dict()
for data in datasets:
Xtr = np.loadtxt(path+'U04_'+data+'-xtrain.dat')
Ytr = np.loadtxt(path+'U04_'+data+'-ytrain.dat')
Xte = np.loadtxt(path+'U04_'+data+'-xtest.dat')
d,n = Xtr.shape
print data, ' was loaded with %d dimensions'%d
krr = imp.krr()
kernels = ['gaussian','polynomial','linear']
kernel_params = [np.logspace(-2,2,10),np.arange(10),np.arange(10)]
tmp_results = dict()
for i in range(len(kernels)):
params = [ 'kernel',[kernels[i]], 'kernelparam', kernel_params[i],
'regularization', [0]]
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr, Ytr.reshape(1,-1), krr, params, loss_function=squared_error_loss,
nrepetitions=2)
cvkrr.predict(Xte)
result = dict()
result['cvloss'] = cvkrr.cvloss
result['kernel'] = kernels[i]
result['kernelparameter'] = cvkrr.kernelparameter
result['regularization'] = cvkrr.regularization
result['ypred'] = cvkrr.ypred
tmp_results[i] = result
print 'finished %s kernel on %s'%(kernels[i],data)
CVloss = np.zeros(len(kernels))
for i in range(len(kernels)):
CVloss[i] = tmp_results[i]['cvloss']
print 'CVloss for dataset %s'%data,CVloss
results[data] = tmp_results[np.argmin(CVloss)]
def apply_krr(reg=False):
''' This function applies the krr to the provided data set in order
to find a good classification. The results are stored in a dictionary
which is at the end pickled.
Usage:
It is important to adapt the path of the datasets.
Input:
reg : boolean variable indicating whether the regularization constant
shall be estimated by LOOCV or drawn from a provided range. True
means that the provided range is used and False means that the
LOOCV will be used.
Author:
Till Rohrmann, [email protected]
'''
# IMPORTANT: Adapt path to where the data sets have been stored
path = 'ps3_datasets';
testSuffix = 'xtest';
trainXSuffix = 'xtrain';
trainYSuffix = 'ytrain';
files = [f for f in os.listdir(path) if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(path, f))];
datasetNames = set();
for filename in files:
m = re.search('U04_([^\.]*)\.dat', filename);
if m != None:
datasetNames.add(m.group(1)[:m.group(1).rfind('-')]);
result = {};
if reg:
regularization = np.logspace(-2, 2, 10);
else:
regularization = [0];
gaussianKernelParams = np.logspace(-2, 2, 10);
polynomialKernelParams = np.arange(1, 10);
nrep = 5;
nfs = 10;
for dataset in datasetNames:
print('Dataset: ' + dataset);
# training phase
filenameX = 'U04_' + dataset + '-' + trainXSuffix + '.dat';
filenameY = 'U04_' + dataset + '-' + trainYSuffix + '.dat';
filenameTestX = 'U04_' + dataset + '-' + testSuffix + '.dat';
X = np.loadtxt(os.path.join(path, filenameX), dtype=float);
Y = np.loadtxt(os.path.join(path, filenameY), dtype=float)[np.newaxis, :];
testX = np.loadtxt(os.path.join(path, filenameTestX), dtype=float);
print('Shape: ' + str(X.shape));
# linear cv
startTime = time.time();
krrLinear = imp.krr();
linearParams = ['kernel', ['linear'], 'kernelparam', [0], 'regularization', regularization];
imp.cv(X, Y, krrLinear, linearParams, nrepetitions=nrep, nfolds=nfs);
timeLinear = time.time() - startTime;
# polynomial cv
startTime = time.time();
krrPolynomial = imp.krr();
polynomialParams = ['kernel', ['polynomial'], 'kernelparam',
polynomialKernelParams, 'regularization', regularization];
imp.cv(X, Y, krrPolynomial, polynomialParams, nrepetitions=nrep, nfolds=nfs);
timePolynomial = time.time() - startTime;
# gaussian cv
startTime = time.time();
krrGaussian = imp.krr();
gaussianParams = ['kernel', ['gaussian'], 'kernelparam',
gaussianKernelParams, 'regularization', regularization];
imp.cv(X, Y, krrGaussian, gaussianParams, nrepetitions=nrep, nfolds=nfs);
timeGaussian = time.time() - startTime;
krr = [krrLinear, krrPolynomial, krrGaussian][np.argmin([krrLinear.cvloss,
krrPolynomial.cvloss, krrGaussian.cvloss])];
minTime = [timeLinear, timePolynomial, timeGaussian][np.argmin([krrLinear.cvloss,
krrPolynomial.cvloss, krrGaussian.cvloss])];
krr.predict(testX);
dictionary = dict();
dictionary['kernel'] = krr.kernel;
dictionary['kernelparameter'] = krr.kernelparameter;
dictionary['regularization'] = krr.regularization;
dictionary['cvloss'] = krr.cvloss;
dictionary['ypred'] = krr.ypred;
result[dataset] = dictionary;
# plot ROC curve and calculate AUC
params = ['kernel', [krr.kernel], 'kernelparam', [krr.kernelparameter],
'regularization', [krr.regularization]];
rocKRR = imp.krr();
imp.cv(X, Y, rocKRR, params, loss_function=roc_fun, nrepetitions=nrep, nfolds=nfs);
truePositiveRate = rocKRR.cvloss[0];
falsePositiveRate = rocKRR.cvloss[1];
# Simpson rule for integration
xdiff = falsePositiveRate[1:] - falsePositiveRate[:-1];
ysum = (truePositiveRate[1:] + truePositiveRate[:-1]) / 2
AUC = np.dot(ysum, xdiff);
pl.figure();
pl.plot(falsePositiveRate, truePositiveRate);
pl.ylabel('True positive rate');
pl.xlabel('False positive rate');
if reg == True:
pl.title('ROC-Curve Dataset:' + dataset + ' AUC=' + ('%.3f' % AUC) +
' cvloss:' + ('%.3f' % (dictionary['cvloss'])) + ' time:' + str('%.1f' % minTime) + 's' +
'\n Kernel:' + dictionary['kernel'] + ' parameter:' + ('%.3f' % dictionary['kernelparameter']) +
' regularization:' + ('%.3f' % dictionary['regularization']));
else:
pl.title('LOOCV ROC-Curve Dataset:' + dataset + ' AUC=' + ('%.3f' % AUC) +
' cvloss:' + ('%.3f' % (dictionary['cvloss'])) + ' time:' + str('%.1f' % minTime) + 's' +
'\n Kernel:' + dictionary['kernel'] + ' parameter:' + ('%.3f' % dictionary['kernelparameter']) +
' regularization:' + ('%.3f' % dictionary['regularization']));
print('Dataset:' + dataset + ' kernel:' + dictionary['kernel'] + ' cvloss:' +
str(dictionary['cvloss']) + ' AUC:' + str(AUC) + ' time:' + ('%.1f' % minTime));
if reg:
filename = 'results.p'
else:
filename = 'resultsLOOCV.p'
pickle.dump(result, open(filename, 'wb'));
def assignment_4():
# 4b
# load data
import pandas as pd
cwd = os.getcwd()
xtrain_names = [
'U04_banana-xtrain.dat', 'U04_diabetis-xtrain.dat',
'U04_flare-solar-xtrain.dat', 'U04_image-xtrain.dat',
'U04_ringnorm-xtrain.dat'
]
ytrain_names = [
'U04_banana-ytrain.dat', 'U04_diabetis-ytrain.dat',
'U04_flare-solar-ytrain.dat', 'U04_image-ytrain.dat',
'U04_ringnorm-ytrain.dat'
]
xtest_names = [
'U04_banana-xtest.dat', 'U04_diabetis-xtest.dat',
'U04_flare-solar-xtest.dat', 'U04_image-xtest.dat',
'U04_ringnorm-xtest.dat'
]
ytest_names = [
'U04_banana-ytest.dat', 'U04_diabetis-ytest.dat',
'U04_flare-solar-ytest.dat', 'U04_image-ytest.dat',
'U04_ringnorm-ytest.dat'
]
xtrain_data = []
ytrain_data = []
xtest_data = []
ytest_data = []
all_datasets = ['banana', 'diabetis', 'flare-solar', 'image', 'ringnorm']
folds = [10, 9, 9, 10, 10]
for (xtrain, ytrain, xtest, ytest) in zip(xtrain_names, ytrain_names,
xtest_names, ytest_names):
path_to_data = cwd + '/data/' + xtrain
assert os.path.exists(path_to_data), "The path does not exist."
xtrain_data.append(np.loadtxt(path_to_data))
path_to_data = cwd + '/data/' + ytrain
assert os.path.exists(path_to_data), "The path does not exist."
ytrain_data.append(np.loadtxt(path_to_data))
path_to_data = cwd + '/data/' + xtest
assert os.path.exists(path_to_data), "The path does not exist."
xtest_data.append(np.loadtxt(path_to_data))
path_to_data = cwd + '/data/' + ytest
assert os.path.exists(path_to_data), "The path does not exist."
ytest_data.append(np.loadtxt(path_to_data))
# 4b - GENERATE DICTIONARY RESULTS FOR EACH DATASET
params = {
'kernel': ['linear', 'polynomial'],
'kernelparameter': [1, 2, 3],
'regularization': [0]
}
results = {
'banana': {
'cvloss': [0],
'kernel': [0],
'kernelparameter': [0],
'regularization': [0],
'y_pred': [0]
},
'diabetis': {
'cvloss': [0],
'kernel': [0],
'kernelparameter': [0],
'regularization': [0],
'y_pred': [0]
},
'flare-solar': {
'cvloss': [0],
'kernel': [0],
'kernelparameter': [0],
'regularization': [0],
'y_pred': [0]
},
'image': {
'cvloss': [0],
'kernel': [0],
'kernelparameter': [0],
'regularization': [0],
'y_pred': [0]
},
'ringnorm': {
'cvloss': [0],
'kernel': [0],
'kernelparameter': [0],
'regularization': [0],
'y_pred': [0]
}
}
# bug description - "setting an array element with a sequence" if len(xtrain_data) is not equally divisible by nfolds
# solving the bug is very difficult, because it would require converting the unequal sequences into numpy arrays
# and filling the missing values. These values are then indexed on the training data, and will result in an error or a datapoint being used repeatedly
# depending on how you choose to fill the values
# so the obvious solution is to pick n_folds so that len(xtrain)%n_folds=0 ie n_folds is a multiple of xtrain
for (xtrain, ytrain, xtest, ytest, dataset,
fold) in zip(xtrain_data, ytrain_data, xtest_data, ytest_data,
all_datasets, folds):
print('Xtrain\n', xtrain.shape)
print('ytrain\n', ytrain.shape)
print('Xtest\n', xtest.shape)
print('ytest\n', ytest.shape)
cvkrr = imp.cv(xtrain.T,
ytrain,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=zero_one_loss,
nfolds=fold,
nrepetitions=5)
y_pred = cvkrr.predict(xtest.T)
results[dataset]['y_pred'] = y_pred
results[dataset]['kernel'] = cvkrr.kernel
results[dataset]['kernelparameter'] = cvkrr.kernelparameter
results[dataset]['regularization'] = cvkrr.regularization
results[dataset]['cvloss'] = cvkrr.cvloss
params = {
'kernel': ['linear', 'gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': [0.1, 0.5, 0.9],
'regularization': [0]
}
for (xtrain, ytrain, xtest, ytest, dataset,
fold) in zip(xtrain_data, ytrain_data, xtest_data, ytest_data,
all_datasets, folds):
print('Xtrain\n', xtrain.shape)
print('ytrain\n', ytrain.shape)
print('Xtest\n', xtest.shape)
print('ytest\n', ytest.shape)
cvkrr = imp.cv(xtrain.T,
ytrain,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=zero_one_loss,
nfolds=fold,
nrepetitions=5)
y_pred = cvkrr.predict(xtest.T)
if results[dataset]['cvloss'] > cvkrr.cvloss:
results[dataset]['y_pred'] = y_pred
results[dataset]['kernel'] = cvkrr.kernel
results[dataset]['kernelparameter'] = cvkrr.kernelparameter
results[dataset]['regularization'] = cvkrr.regularization
results[dataset]['cvloss'] = cvkrr.cvloss
# manually remove kernelparameter from linear soln.
results['flare-solar']['kernelparameter'] = None
# open a file, where you want to store the data
file = open('results.p', 'wb')
# dump information to that file
pickle.dump(results, file)
# close the file
file.close()
#4C - PLOT ROC CURVES FOR VARYING BIASES
for (xtrain, ytrain, dataset, fold) in zip(xtrain_data, ytrain_data,
all_datasets, folds):
print('Xtrain\n', xtrain.shape)
print('ytrain\n', ytrain.shape)
params = {
'kernel': [str(results[dataset]['kernel'])],
'kernelparameter': [(results[dataset]['kernelparameter'])],
'regularization': [(results[dataset]['regularization'])]
}
# print(params['kernel'])
cvkrr = imp.cv(xtrain.T,
ytrain,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=roc_fun,
nfolds=fold,
nrepetitions=4)
loss = cvkrr.cvloss
# print('fpr\n',loss[0])
# print('tpr\n',loss[1])
# print(loss)
fpr = np.append(loss[0], 0)
fpr = np.insert(fpr, 0, 1)
tpr = np.append(loss[1], 0)
tpr = np.insert(tpr, 0, 1)
# plot ROC fun
plt.figure(figsize=(4.5, 4.5))
plt.plot(fpr, tpr, label='KRR algorithm')
plt.plot(np.arange(0, 1.1, 0.1),
np.arange(0, 1.1, 0.1),
label='Random guess')
plt.ylabel('True Positive Rate (TPR)')
plt.xlabel('False Positive Rate (FPR)')
plt.title('%s dataset\'s average ROC curve from a varying bias' %
dataset)
plt.legend()
# 4.d - COMPARE LOOCV TO CV REGULARISATION
cv_regularisation = []
for (xtrain, ytrain, xtest, ytest, dataset,
fold) in zip(xtrain_data, ytrain_data, xtest_data, ytest_data,
all_datasets, folds):
print('Xtrain\n', xtrain.shape)
print('ytrain\n', ytrain.shape)
print('Xtest\n', xtest.shape)
print('ytest\n', ytest.shape)
params = {
'kernel': [results[dataset]['kernel']],
'kernelparameter': [results[dataset]['kernelparameter']],
'regularization': np.logspace(-5, 5, 11)
}
cvkrr = imp.cv(xtrain.T,
ytrain,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=zero_one_loss,
nfolds=fold,
nrepetitions=5)
y_pred = cvkrr.predict(xtest.T)
cv_regularisation.append(cvkrr.cvloss)
def plot_energies_for_1000(self):
"""
Excercise 3e, perform under-, well- and overfit for 1000 training samples
"""
# split data
# Random Partitioning
X_pos = np.linspace(0, len(self.X) - 1, len(self.X))
random.Random(4).shuffle(X_pos)
Xtr1000 = self.X[X_pos[:1000].astype('int')]
Xte1000 = self.X[X_pos[1000:].astype('int')]
Ytr1000 = self.y[X_pos[:1000].astype('int')]
Yte1000 = self.y[X_pos[1000:].astype('int')]
# get parameter for good fit
# Fivefold Cross validation
D1000 = np.linalg.norm(Xtr1000[None, :] - Xtr1000[:, None], axis=2)
quantiles = np.quantile(D1000, [0.1, 0.5, 0.9])
params = {
'kernel': ['gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': quantiles,
'regularization': np.logspace(-7, 0, 10)
}
cvkrr = imp.cv(Xtr1000,
Ytr1000,
imp.krr,
params,
loss_function=mean_absolute_error,
nfolds=5)
y_pred1000 = cvkrr.predict(Xte1000)
MAE = mean_absolute_error(Yte1000, y_pred1000)
# result of CV
print("The mean absolute error is: {} ".format(round(MAE, 2)))
print("The best regularzation parameter C is: {}".format(
cvkrr.regularization))
print("The best kernelparameter sigma is: {}".format(
cvkrr.kernelparameter))
print("The cvloss: {}".format(cvkrr.cvloss))
# define parameters for training
params = {
'kernel': ['linear', 'gaussian', 'gaussian'],
'kernelparameter': [False, cvkrr.kernelparameter, 1],
'regularization': [cvkrr.regularization, cvkrr.regularization, 0]
}
# plot
plt.figure(figsize=(10, 6))
for i in [0, 1, 2]:
model = imp.krr(params['kernel'][i], params['kernelparameter'][i],
params['regularization'][i])
model.fit(Xtr1000, Ytr1000)
y_pred_train = model.predict(Xtr1000)
y_pred = model.predict(self.Xte)
plt.subplot(1, 3, i + 1)
plt.plot(self.Yte, y_pred, 'bo')
plt.plot(Ytr1000, y_pred_train, 'ro')
plt.xlabel("y_true")
plt.ylabel("y_pred")
plt.legend(labels=['test', 'train'])
plt.tight_layout(pad=3.0)
