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aGrUM 2.3.2
a C++ library for (probabilistic) graphical models
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A DBRowGenerator class that returns exactly the rows it gets in input. More...
#include <agrum/base/database/DBRowGeneratorIdentity.h>
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Constructors / Destructors | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity (const std::vector< DBTranslatedValueType > &column_types) | |
| default constructor | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity (const DBRowGeneratorIdentity &from) | |
| copy constructor | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity (DBRowGeneratorIdentity &&from) | |
| move constructor | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity * | clone () const final |
| virtual copy constructor | |
| ~DBRowGeneratorIdentity () | |
| destructor | |
Operators | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity & | operator= (const DBRowGeneratorIdentity &from) |
| copy operator | |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity & | operator= (DBRowGeneratorIdentity &&from) |
| move operator | |
Accessors / Modifiers | |
| virtual const DBRow< DBTranslatedValue > & | generate () final |
| generates one ouput DBRow for each DBRow passed to method setInputRow | |
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| bool | hasRows () |
| returns true if there are still rows that can be output by the DBRowGenerator | |
| bool | setInputRow (const DBRow< DBTranslatedValue > &row) |
| sets the input row from which the generator will create its output rows | |
| void | decreaseRemainingRows () |
| decrease the number of remaining output rows | |
| virtual void | reset () |
| resets the generator. There are therefore no more ouput row to generate | |
| virtual void | setColumnsOfInterest (const std::vector< std::size_t > &cols_of_interest) |
| sets the columns of interest: the output DBRow needs only contain correct values fot these columns | |
| virtual void | setColumnsOfInterest (std::vector< std::size_t > &&cols_of_interest) |
| sets the columns of interest: the output DBRow needs only contain correct values fot these columns | |
| const std::vector< std::size_t > & | columnsOfInterest () const |
| returns the current set of columns of interest | |
| DBRowGeneratorGoal | goal () const |
| returns the goal of the DBRowGenerator | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual std::size_t | computeRows_ (const DBRow< DBTranslatedValue > &row) final |
| computes the rows it will provide as output | |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::size_t | nb_remaining_output_rows_ {std::size_t(0)} |
| the number of output rows still to retrieve through the generate method | |
| std::vector< DBTranslatedValueType > | column_types_ |
| the types of the columns in the DatabaseTable | |
| std::vector< std::size_t > | columns_of_interest_ |
| the set of columns of interest | |
| DBRowGeneratorGoal | goal_ {DBRowGeneratorGoal::OTHER_THINGS_THAN_REMOVE_MISSING_VALUES} |
| the goal of the DBRowGenerator (just remove missing values or not) | |
A DBRowGenerator class that returns exactly the rows it gets in input.
This class is a dummy DBRowGenerator that can be essentially used for debugging purposes. The DBRowGeneratorIdentity class is designed to take as input DBRow instances via its method setInputRow and to ouput them without any additional processing via its method generate. See class DBRowGenerator for further details on how DBRowGenerator works.
The standard usage of a DBRowGenerator is the following:
Definition at line 95 of file DBRowGeneratorIdentity.h.
| gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::DBRowGeneratorIdentity | ( | const std::vector< DBTranslatedValueType > & | column_types | ) |
default constructor
Referenced by DBRowGeneratorIdentity(), DBRowGeneratorIdentity(), ~DBRowGeneratorIdentity(), clone(), operator=(), and operator=().
| gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::DBRowGeneratorIdentity | ( | const DBRowGeneratorIdentity & | from | ) |
| gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::DBRowGeneratorIdentity | ( | DBRowGeneratorIdentity && | from | ) |
| gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::~DBRowGeneratorIdentity | ( | ) |
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virtual copy constructor
Implements gum::learning::DBRowGenerator.
References DBRowGeneratorIdentity().
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inherited |
returns the current set of columns of interest
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computes the rows it will provide as output
Implements gum::learning::DBRowGenerator.
References computeRows_().
Referenced by computeRows_().
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decrease the number of remaining output rows
When method setInputRow is performed, the DBRowGenerator knows how many output rows it will be able to generate. Each time method decreaseRemainingRows is called, we decrement this number. When the number becomes equal to 0, then there remains no new output row to generate.
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generates one ouput DBRow for each DBRow passed to method setInputRow
Implements gum::learning::DBRowGenerator.
References generate().
Referenced by generate().
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returns the goal of the DBRowGenerator
Referenced by DBRowGenerator(), and gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorWithBN< GUM_SCALAR >::DBRowGeneratorWithBN().
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returns true if there are still rows that can be output by the DBRowGenerator
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity & gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::operator= | ( | const DBRowGeneratorIdentity & | from | ) |
| DBRowGeneratorIdentity & gum::learning::DBRowGeneratorIdentity::operator= | ( | DBRowGeneratorIdentity && | from | ) |
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virtualinherited |
resets the generator. There are therefore no more ouput row to generate
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sets the columns of interest: the output DBRow needs only contain correct values fot these columns
This method is useful, e.g., for EM-like algorithms that need to know which unobserved variables/values need be filled. In this case, the DBRowGenerator still outputs DBRows with the same columns as the DatabaseTable, but only the columns of these DBRows corresponding to those passed in argument to Method setColumnsOfInterest are meaningful. For instance, if a DatabaseTable contains 10 columns and Method setColumnsOfInterest() is applied with vector<> { 0, 3, 4 }, then the DBRowGenerator will output DBRows with 10 columns, in which only columns 0, 3 and 4 are guaranteed to have correct values (columns are always indexed, starting from 0).
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sets the columns of interest: the output DBRow needs only contain correct values fot these columns
This method is useful, e.g., for EM-like algorithms that need to know which unobserved variables/values need be filled. In this case, the DBRowGenerator still outputs DBRows with the same columns as the DatabaseTable, but only the columns of these DBRows corresponding to those passed in argument to Method setColumnsOfInterest are meaningful. For instance, if a DatabaseTable contains 10 columns and Method setColumnsOfInterest() is applied with vector<> { 0, 3, 4 }, then the DBRowGenerator will output DBRows with 10 columns, in which only columns 0, 3 and 4 are guaranteed to have correct values (columns are always indexed, starting from 0).
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sets the input row from which the generator will create its output rows
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the types of the columns in the DatabaseTable
This is useful to determine whether we need to use the .discr_val field or the .cont_val field in DBTranslatedValue instances.
Definition at line 330 of file DBRowGenerator.h.
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the set of columns of interest
Definition at line 333 of file DBRowGenerator.h.
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the goal of the DBRowGenerator (just remove missing values or not)
Definition at line 336 of file DBRowGenerator.h.
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the number of output rows still to retrieve through the generate method
Definition at line 325 of file DBRowGenerator.h.