solidity/tools/yulPhaser/Population.cpp

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#include <tools/yulPhaser/Population.h>

#include <tools/yulPhaser/PairSelections.h>
#include <tools/yulPhaser/Selections.h>

#include <libsolutil/CommonData.h>
#include <libsolutil/CommonIO.h>

#include <algorithm>
#include <cassert>
#include <numeric>

using namespace std;
using namespace solidity;
using namespace solidity::langutil;
using namespace solidity::util;
using namespace solidity::phaser;

namespace solidity::phaser
{

ostream& operator<<(ostream& _stream, Individual const& _individual);
ostream& operator<<(ostream& _stream, Population const& _population);

}

ostream& phaser::operator<<(ostream& _stream, Individual const& _individual)
{
	_stream << _individual.fitness << " " << _individual.chromosome;

	return _stream;
}

bool phaser::isFitter(Individual const& a, Individual const& b)
{
	return (
		(a.fitness < b.fitness) ||
		(a.fitness == b.fitness && a.chromosome.length() < b.chromosome.length()) ||
		(a.fitness == b.fitness && a.chromosome.length() == b.chromosome.length() && toString(a.chromosome) < toString(b.chromosome))
	);
}

Population Population::makeRandom(
	shared_ptr<FitnessMetric> _fitnessMetric,
	size_t _size,
	function<size_t()> _chromosomeLengthGenerator
)
{
	vector<Chromosome> chromosomes;
	for (size_t i = 0; i < _size; ++i)
		chromosomes.push_back(Chromosome::makeRandom(_chromosomeLengthGenerator()));

	return Population(move(_fitnessMetric), move(chromosomes));
}

Population Population::makeRandom(
	shared_ptr<FitnessMetric> _fitnessMetric,
	size_t _size,
	size_t _minChromosomeLength,
	size_t _maxChromosomeLength
)
{
	return makeRandom(
		move(_fitnessMetric),
		_size,
		std::bind(uniformChromosomeLength, _minChromosomeLength, _maxChromosomeLength)
	);
}

Population Population::select(Selection const& _selection) const
{
	vector<Individual> selectedIndividuals;
	for (size_t i: _selection.materialise(m_individuals.size()))
		selectedIndividuals.emplace_back(m_individuals[i]);

	return Population(m_fitnessMetric, selectedIndividuals);
}

Population Population::mutate(Selection const& _selection, function<Mutation> _mutation) const
{
	vector<Individual> mutatedIndividuals;
	for (size_t i: _selection.materialise(m_individuals.size()))
		mutatedIndividuals.emplace_back(_mutation(m_individuals[i].chromosome), *m_fitnessMetric);

	return Population(m_fitnessMetric, mutatedIndividuals);
}

Population Population::crossover(PairSelection const& _selection, function<Crossover> _crossover) const
{
	vector<Individual> crossedIndividuals;
	for (auto const& [i, j]: _selection.materialise(m_individuals.size()))
	{
		auto childChromosome = _crossover(
			m_individuals[i].chromosome,
			m_individuals[j].chromosome
		);
		crossedIndividuals.emplace_back(move(childChromosome), *m_fitnessMetric);
	}

	return Population(m_fitnessMetric, crossedIndividuals);
}

Population operator+(Population _a, Population _b)
{
	// This operator is meant to be used only with populations sharing the same metric (and, to make
	// things simple, "the same" here means the same exact object in memory).
	assert(_a.m_fitnessMetric == _b.m_fitnessMetric);

	return Population(_a.m_fitnessMetric, move(_a.m_individuals) + move(_b.m_individuals));
}

bool Population::operator==(Population const& _other) const
{
	// We consider populations identical only if they share the same exact instance of the metric.
	// It might be possible to define some notion of equality for metric objects but it would
	// be an overkill since mixing populations using different metrics is not a common use case.
	return m_individuals == _other.m_individuals && m_fitnessMetric == _other.m_fitnessMetric;
}

ostream& phaser::operator<<(ostream& _stream, Population const& _population)
{
	auto individual = _population.m_individuals.begin();
	for (; individual != _population.m_individuals.end(); ++individual)
		_stream << *individual << endl;

	return _stream;
}

vector<Individual> Population::chromosomesToIndividuals(
	FitnessMetric& _fitnessMetric,
	vector<Chromosome> _chromosomes
)
{
	vector<Individual> individuals;
	for (auto& chromosome: _chromosomes)
		individuals.emplace_back(move(chromosome), _fitnessMetric);

	return individuals;
}

vector<Individual> Population::sortedIndividuals(vector<Individual> _individuals)
{
	sort(_individuals.begin(), _individuals.end(), isFitter);
	return _individuals;
}