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[planegcs] Refactor identifyConflictingRedundantConstraints()

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Ajinkya Dahale
2024-08-25 20:14:29 +05:30
parent d71c3be2b1
commit e4a9baf9cf
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src/Mod/Sketcher/App/planegcs/GCS.cpp
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@@ -2088,7 +2088,8 @@ int System::solve_BFGS(SubSystem* subsys, bool /*isFine*/, bool isRedundantsolvi
}
break;
}
if (err > divergingLim || err != err) { // check for diverging and NaN
if (err > divergingLim || err != err) {
// check for diverging and NaN
if (debugMode == IterationLevel) {
std::stringstream stream;
stream << "BFGS Failed: Diverging!!: "
@@ -5596,23 +5597,23 @@ void System::identifyConflictingRedundantConstraints(
SET_I satisfiedGroups;
while (1) {
// conflictingMap contains all the eligible constraints of conflict groups not yet
// satisfied. as groups get satisfied, the map created on every iteration is smaller, until
// satisfied. As groups get satisfied, the map created on every iteration is smaller, until
// such time it is empty and the infinite loop is exited. The guarantee that the loop will
// be exited originates from the fact that in each iteration the algorithm will select one
// constraint from the conflict groups, which will satisfy at least one group.
std::map<Constraint*, SET_I> conflictingMap;
for (std::size_t i = 0; i < conflictGroups.size(); i++) {
if (satisfiedGroups.count(i) == 0) {
for (std::size_t j = 0; j < conflictGroups[i].size(); j++) {
Constraint* constr = conflictGroups[i][j];
bool isinternalalignment =
(constr->isInternalAlignment() == Constraint::Alignment::InternalAlignment);
bool priorityconstraint = (constr->getTag() == 0);
if (!priorityconstraint && !isinternalalignment) { // exclude constraints
// tagged with zero and
// internal alignment
conflictingMap[constr].insert(i);
}
if (satisfiedGroups.count(i) != 0) {
continue;
}
for (const auto& constr : conflictGroups[i]) {
bool isinternalalignment =
(constr->isInternalAlignment() == Constraint::Alignment::InternalAlignment);
bool priorityconstraint = (constr->getTag() == 0);
if (!priorityconstraint && !isinternalalignment) {
// exclude constraints tagged with zero and internal alignment
conflictingMap[constr].insert(i);
}
}
}
@@ -5621,65 +5622,61 @@ void System::identifyConflictingRedundantConstraints(
break;
}
int maxPopularity = 0;
Constraint* mostPopular = nullptr;
for (std::map<Constraint*, SET_I>::const_iterator it = conflictingMap.begin();
it != conflictingMap.end();
++it) {
/* This is a heuristic algorithm to propose the user which constraints from a
* redundant/conflicting set should be removed. It is based on the following principles:
* 1. if the current constraint is more popular than previous ones (appears in more
* sets), take it. This prioritises removal of constraints that cause several
* independent groups of constraints to be conflicting/redundant. It is based on the
* observation that the redundancy/conflict is caused by the lesser amount of
* constraints.
* 2. if there is already a constraint ranking in the contest, and the current one is as
* popular, prefer the constraint that removes a lesser amount of DoFs. This prioritises
* removal of sketcher constraints (not solver constraints) that generates a higher
* amount of solver constraints. It is based on the observation that constraints taking
* a higher amount of DoFs (such as symmetry) are preferred by the user, who may not see
* the redundancy of simpler ones.
* 3. if there is already a constraint ranking in the context, the current one is as
* popular, and they remove the same amount of DoFs, prefer removal of the latest
* introduced.
*/
auto iterMostPopular = std::max_element(
conflictingMap.begin(),
conflictingMap.end(),
[&tagmultiplicity](const auto& pair1, const auto& pair2) {
size_t sizeOfSet1 = pair1.second.size();
size_t sizeOfSet2 = pair2.second.size();
auto tag1 = pair1.first->getTag();
auto tag2 = pair2.first->getTag();
int numberofsets = static_cast<int>(
it->second.size()); // number of sets in which the constraint appears
return (sizeOfSet2 > sizeOfSet1 // (1)
|| (sizeOfSet2 == sizeOfSet1
&& tagmultiplicity.at(tag2) < tagmultiplicity.at(tag1)) // (2)
|| (sizeOfSet2 == sizeOfSet1
&& tagmultiplicity.at(tag2) == tagmultiplicity.at(tag1)
&& tag2 > tag1)); // (3)
});
/* This is a heuristic algorithm to propose the user which constraints from a
* redundant/conflicting set should be removed. It is based on the following principles:
* 1. if the current constraint is more popular than previous ones (appears in more
* sets), take it. This prioritises removal of constraints that cause several
* independent groups of constraints to be conflicting/redundant. It is based on the
* observation that the redundancy/conflict is caused by the lesser amount of
* constraints.
* 2. if there is already a constraint ranking in the contest, and the current one is as
* popular, prefer the constraint that removes a lesser amount of DoFs. This prioritises
* removal of sketcher constraints (not solver constraints) that generates a higher
* amount of solver constraints. It is based on the observation that constraints taking
* a higher amount of DoFs (such as symmetry) are preferred by the user, who may not see
* the redundancy of simpler ones.
* 3. if there is already a constraint ranking in the context, the current one is as
* popular, and they remove the same amount of DoFs, prefer removal of the latest
* introduced.
*/
Constraint* mostPopular = iterMostPopular->first;
int maxPopularity = iterMostPopular->second.size();
if ((numberofsets > maxPopularity || // (1)
(numberofsets == maxPopularity && mostPopular
&& tagmultiplicity.at(it->first->getTag())
< tagmultiplicity.at(mostPopular->getTag()))
|| // (2)
(numberofsets == maxPopularity && mostPopular
&& tagmultiplicity.at(it->first->getTag())
== tagmultiplicity.at(mostPopular->getTag())
&& it->first->getTag() > mostPopular->getTag())) // (3)
) {
mostPopular = it->first;
maxPopularity = numberofsets;
}
if (!(maxPopularity > 0)) {
continue;
}
if (maxPopularity > 0) {
// adding for skipping not only the mostPopular, but also any other constraint in the
// conflicting map associated with the same tag (namely any other solver
// constraint associated with the same sketcher constraint that is also conflicting)
auto maxPopularityTag = mostPopular->getTag();
for (const auto& c : conflictingMap) {
if (c.first->getTag() == maxPopularityTag) {
skipped.insert(c.first);
for (SET_I::const_iterator it = conflictingMap[c.first].begin();
it != conflictingMap[c.first].end();
++it) {
satisfiedGroups.insert(*it);
}
}
// adding for skipping not only the mostPopular, but also any other constraint in the
// conflicting map associated with the same tag (namely any other solver
// constraint associated with the same sketcher constraint that is also conflicting)
auto maxPopularityTag = mostPopular->getTag();
for (const auto& [constr, conflSet] : conflictingMap) {
if (!(constr->getTag() == maxPopularityTag)) {
continue;
}
skipped.insert(constr);
std::copy(conflSet.begin(),
conflSet.end(),
std::inserter(satisfiedGroups, satisfiedGroups.begin()));
}
}
@@ -5690,12 +5687,12 @@ void System::identifyConflictingRedundantConstraints(
std::vector<Constraint*> clistTmp;
clistTmp.reserve(clist.size());
for (std::vector<Constraint*>::iterator constr = clist.begin(); constr != clist.end();
++constr) {
if ((*constr)->isDriving() && skipped.count(*constr) == 0) {
clistTmp.push_back(*constr);
}
}
std::copy_if(clist.begin(),
clist.end(),
std::back_inserter(clistTmp),
[&skipped](const auto& constr) {
return (constr->isDriving() && skipped.count(constr) == 0);
});
SubSystem* subSysTmp = new SubSystem(clistTmp, pdiagnoselist);
int res = solve(subSysTmp, true, alg, true);
@@ -5719,78 +5716,77 @@ void System::identifyConflictingRedundantConstraints(
if (res == Success) {
subSysTmp->applySolution();
for (std::set<Constraint*>::const_iterator constr = skipped.begin();
constr != skipped.end();
++constr) {
double err = (*constr)->error();
if (err * err < convergenceRedundant) {
redundant.insert(*constr);
}
}
std::copy_if(skipped.begin(),
skipped.end(),
std::inserter(redundant, redundant.begin()),
[this](const auto& constr) {
double err = constr->error();
return (err * err < this->convergenceRedundant);
});
resetToReference();
if (debugMode == Minimal || debugMode == IterationLevel) {
Base::Console().Log("Sketcher Redundant solving: %d redundants\n", redundant.size());
}
// TODO: Figure out why we need to iterate in reverse order and add explanation here.
std::vector<std::vector<Constraint*>> conflictGroupsOrig = conflictGroups;
conflictGroups.clear();
for (int i = conflictGroupsOrig.size() - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
bool isRedundant = false;
for (std::size_t j = 0; j < conflictGroupsOrig[i].size(); j++) {
if (redundant.count(conflictGroupsOrig[i][j]) > 0) {
isRedundant = true;
if (debugMode == IterationLevel) {
Base::Console().Log("(Partially) Redundant, Group %d, index %d, Tag: %d\n",
i,
j,
(conflictGroupsOrig[i][j])->getTag());
}
break;
}
}
if (!isRedundant) {
auto iterRedundantEntry = std::find_if(conflictGroups[i].begin(),
conflictGroups[i].end(),
[this](const auto item) {
return (this->redundant.count(item) > 0);
});
bool hasRedundant = (iterRedundantEntry != conflictGroups[i].end());
if (!hasRedundant) {
conflictGroups.push_back(conflictGroupsOrig[i]);
continue;
}
else {
constrNum--;
if (debugMode == IterationLevel) {
Base::Console().Log("(Partially) Redundant, Group %d, index %d, Tag: %d\n",
i,
iterRedundantEntry - conflictGroupsOrig[i].begin(),
(*iterRedundantEntry)->getTag());
}
constrNum--;
}
}
delete subSysTmp;
// simplified output of conflicting tags
SET_I conflictingTagsSet;
for (std::size_t i = 0; i < conflictGroups.size(); i++) {
for (std::size_t j = 0; j < conflictGroups[i].size(); j++) {
bool isinternalalignment = (conflictGroups[i][j]->isInternalAlignment()
== Constraint::Alignment::InternalAlignment);
if (conflictGroups[i][j]->getTag() != 0
&& !isinternalalignment) { // exclude constraints tagged with zero and internal
// alignment
conflictingTagsSet.insert(conflictGroups[i][j]->getTag());
}
}
for (const auto& cGroup : conflictGroups) {
// exclude internal alignment
std::transform(cGroup.begin(),
cGroup.end(),
std::inserter(conflictingTagsSet, conflictingTagsSet.begin()),
[](const auto& constr) {
bool isinternalalignment = (constr->isInternalAlignment()
== Constraint::Alignment::InternalAlignment);
return (isinternalalignment ? 0 : constr->getTag());
});
}
// exclude constraints tagged with zero
conflictingTagsSet.erase(0);
conflictingTags.resize(conflictingTagsSet.size());
std::copy(conflictingTagsSet.begin(), conflictingTagsSet.end(), conflictingTags.begin());
// output of redundant tags
SET_I redundantTagsSet, partiallyRedundantTagsSet;
for (std::set<Constraint*>::iterator constr = redundant.begin(); constr != redundant.end();
++constr) {
redundantTagsSet.insert((*constr)->getTag());
partiallyRedundantTagsSet.insert((*constr)->getTag());
for (const auto& constr : redundant) {
redundantTagsSet.insert(constr->getTag());
partiallyRedundantTagsSet.insert(constr->getTag());
}
// remove tags represented at least in one non-redundant constraint
for (std::vector<Constraint*>::iterator constr = clist.begin(); constr != clist.end();
++constr) {
if (redundant.count(*constr) == 0) {
redundantTagsSet.erase((*constr)->getTag());
for (const auto& constr : clist) {
if (redundant.count(constr) == 0) {
redundantTagsSet.erase(constr->getTag());
}
}
@@ -5896,7 +5892,6 @@ double lineSearch(SubSystem* subsys, Eigen::VectorXd& xdir)
return alphaStar;
}
void free(VEC_pD& doublevec)
{
for (VEC_pD::iterator it = doublevec.begin(); it != doublevec.end(); ++it) {
@@ -5961,5 +5956,4 @@ void free(std::vector<SubSystem*>& subsysvec)
}
}
} // namespace GCS