def make_first_level(all_features, complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors,
loss_type, top_k, alpha, w):
first_level = []
counter = 0
all_nodes = {}
# First level slices are enumerated in a "classic way" (getting data and not analyzing bounds
for feature in all_features:
new_node = Node(complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors)
new_node.parents = [(feature, counter)]
new_node.attributes.append((feature, counter))
new_node.name = new_node.make_name()
new_id = len(all_nodes)
new_node.key = new_node.make_key(new_id)
all_nodes[new_node.key] = new_node
new_node.process_slice(loss_type)
new_node.score = opt_fun(new_node.loss, new_node.size, loss, x_size, w)
new_node.c_upper = new_node.score
first_level.append(new_node)
new_node.print_debug(top_k, 0)
# constraints for 1st level nodes to be problematic candidates
if new_node.check_constraint(top_k, x_size, alpha):
# this method updates top k slices if needed
top_k.add_new_top_slice(new_node)
counter = counter + 1
return first_level, all_nodes
def make_first_level(all_features, complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors,
loss_type, w, alpha, top_k):
all_nodes = {}
counter = 0
first_level = []
for feature in all_features:
new_node = Node(complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors)
new_node.parents = [(feature, counter)]
new_node.attributes.append((feature, counter))
new_node.name = new_node.make_name()
new_id = len(all_nodes)
new_node.key = new_node.make_key(new_id)
all_nodes[new_node.key] = new_node
new_node.process_slice(loss_type)
# for first level nodes all bounds are strict as concrete metrics
new_node.s_upper = new_node.size
new_node.s_lower = 0
new_node.e_upper = new_node.loss
new_node.e_max_upper = new_node.e_max
new_node.score = opt_fun(new_node.loss, new_node.size, loss, x_size, w)
new_node.c_upper = new_node.score
first_level.append(new_node)
new_node.print_debug(top_k, 0)
# constraints for 1st level nodes to be problematic candidates
if new_node.score > 1 and new_node.size >= x_size / alpha:
# this method updates top k slices if needed
top_k.add_new_top_slice(new_node)
counter = counter + 1
return first_level, all_nodes
def join_enum(node_i, prev_lvl, complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors,
debug, alpha, w, loss_type, b_update, cur_lvl, all_nodes, top_k,
cur_lvl_nodes):
for node_j in range(len(prev_lvl)):
flag = slice_name_nonsense(prev_lvl[node_i], prev_lvl[node_j], cur_lvl)
if not flag and prev_lvl[node_j].key[0] > prev_lvl[node_i].key[0]:
new_node = Node(complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors)
parents_set = set(new_node.parents)
parents_set.add(prev_lvl[node_i])
parents_set.add(prev_lvl[node_j])
new_node.parents = list(parents_set)
parent1_attr = prev_lvl[node_i].attributes
parent2_attr = prev_lvl[node_j].attributes
new_node_attr = union(parent1_attr, parent2_attr)
new_node.attributes = new_node_attr
new_node.name = new_node.make_name()
new_id = len(all_nodes)
new_node.key = new_node.make_key(new_id)
if new_node.key[1] in all_nodes:
existing_item = all_nodes[new_node.key[1]]
parents_set = set(existing_item.parents)
existing_item.parents = parents_set
if b_update:
s_upper = new_node.calc_s_upper(cur_lvl)
s_lower = new_node.calc_s_lower(cur_lvl)
e_upper = new_node.calc_e_upper()
e_max_upper = new_node.calc_e_max_upper(cur_lvl)
new_node.update_bounds(s_upper, s_lower, e_upper,
e_max_upper, w)
else:
new_node.calc_bounds(cur_lvl, w)
all_nodes[new_node.key[1]] = new_node
# check if concrete data should be extracted or not (only for those that have score upper
# big enough and if size of subset is big enough
to_slice = new_node.check_bounds(top_k, x_size, alpha)
if to_slice:
new_node.process_slice(loss_type)
new_node.score = opt_fun(new_node.loss, new_node.size,
loss, x_size, w)
# we decide to add node to current level nodes (in order to make new combinations
# on the next one or not basing on its score value
if new_node.check_constraint(
top_k, x_size,
alpha) and new_node.key not in top_k.keys:
cur_lvl_nodes.append(new_node)
top_k.add_new_top_slice(new_node)
elif new_node.check_bounds(top_k, x_size, alpha):
cur_lvl_nodes.append(new_node)
else:
if new_node.check_bounds(top_k, x_size, alpha):
cur_lvl_nodes.append(new_node)
if debug:
new_node.print_debug(top_k, cur_lvl)
return cur_lvl_nodes, all_nodes
def test_non_nonsense(self):
cur_lvl_nodes = {}
all_nodes = {}
b_update = True
cur_lvl = 1
slice_index = (2, 'x0_3')
parent3 = Node(self.complete_x, self.loss, len(self.complete_x), self.y_test, self.errors)
parent3.parents = [self.first_level_nodes[(4, 'x1_2')], self.first_level_nodes[(7, 'x2_2')]]
parent3.attributes = [('x1_2', 4), ('x2_2', 7)]
combined = slicer.join_enum(slice_index, self.first_level_nodes, self.complete_x, self.loss,
len(self.complete_x), self.y_test, self.errors, self.debug, self.alpha, self.w,
self.loss_type, b_update, cur_lvl, all_nodes, self.top_k, cur_lvl_nodes)
parent2 = combined[0]['x0_3 && x2_3']
parent3.key = (8, 'x1_2 && x2_2')
flag_nonsense = slicer.slice_name_nonsense(parent2, parent3, 2)
self.assertEqual(True, flag_nonsense)
print("check4")
def process(all_features, complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test, errors, debug,
alpha, k, w, loss_type, b_update):
top_k = Topk(k)
# First level slices are enumerated in a "classic way" (getting data and not analyzing bounds
levels = []
first_level = make_first_level(all_features, complete_x, loss, x_size,
y_test, errors, loss_type, w, alpha, top_k)
# double appending of first level nodes in order to enumerating second level in the same way as others
levels.append((first_level[0], len(all_features)))
all_nodes = first_level[1]
# cur_lvl - index of current level, correlates with number of slice forming features
cur_lvl = 1 # level that is planned to be filled later
cur_lvl_nodes = first_level
# currently for debug
print("Level 1 had " + str(len(all_features)) + " candidates")
print()
print("Current topk are: ")
top_k.print_topk()
# DPSize algorithm approach of previous levels nodes combinations and updating bounds for those that already exist
while len(cur_lvl_nodes) > 0:
cur_lvl_nodes = []
count = 0
for left in range(int(cur_lvl / 2) + 1):
right = cur_lvl - 1 - left
for node_i in range(len(levels[left][0])):
for node_j in range(len(levels[right][0])):
flag = check_attributes(levels[left][0][node_i],
levels[right][0][node_j])
if not flag:
new_node = Node(complete_x, loss, x_size, y_test,
errors)
parents_set = set(new_node.parents)
parents_set.add(levels[left][0][node_i])
parents_set.add(levels[right][0][node_j])
new_node.parents = list(parents_set)
parent1_attr = levels[left][0][node_i].attributes
parent2_attr = levels[right][0][node_j].attributes
new_node_attr = union(parent1_attr, parent2_attr)
new_node.attributes = new_node_attr
new_node.name = new_node.make_name()
new_id = len(all_nodes)
new_node.key = new_node.make_key(new_id)
if new_node.key[1] in all_nodes:
existing_item = all_nodes[new_node.key[1]]
parents_set = set(existing_item.parents)
existing_item.parents = parents_set
if b_update:
s_upper = new_node.calc_s_upper(cur_lvl)
s_lower = new_node.calc_s_lower(cur_lvl)
e_upper = new_node.calc_e_upper()
e_max_upper = new_node.calc_e_max_upper(
cur_lvl)
new_node.update_bounds(s_upper, s_lower,
e_upper, e_max_upper, w)
else:
new_node.calc_bounds(cur_lvl, w)
all_nodes[new_node.key[1]] = new_node
# check if concrete data should be extracted or not (only for those that have score upper
# big enough and if size of subset is big enough
to_slice = new_node.check_bounds(
top_k, x_size, alpha)
if to_slice:
new_node.process_slice(loss_type)
new_node.score = opt_fun(
new_node.loss, new_node.size, loss, x_size,
w)
# we decide to add node to current level nodes (in order to make new combinations
# on the next one or not basing on its score value
if new_node.check_constraint(
top_k, x_size, alpha
) and new_node.key not in top_k.keys:
top_k.add_new_top_slice(new_node)
cur_lvl_nodes.append(new_node)
if debug:
new_node.print_debug(top_k, cur_lvl)
count = count + levels[left][1] * levels[right][1]
print("Level " + str(cur_lvl) + " had " + str(count) +
" candidates but after pruning only " + str(len(cur_lvl_nodes)) +
" go to the next level")
cur_lvl = cur_lvl + 1
levels.append((cur_lvl_nodes, count))
top_k.print_topk()
print("Program stopped at level " + str(cur_lvl))
print()
print("Selected slices are: ")
top_k.print_topk()