src.environment.problem.basic_problem¶
Module Contents¶
Classes¶
Abstract super class for problems and applications. |
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Abstract super class for problems and applications. |
API¶
- class src.environment.problem.basic_problem.Basic_Problem[source]¶
Abstract super class for problems and applications.
- reset()[source]¶
Introduction¶
Resets the environment state by initializing or clearing relevant attributes.The basic solution is to set T1 to 0.
Args:¶
None
Returns:¶
None
Raises:¶
None
- eval(x)[source]¶
Introduction¶
Evaluates the objective function for either a single individual or a population, adapting the input as needed. Also measures and accumulates the evaluation time.
Args:¶
x (array-like or np.ndarray): Input vector(s) representing either a single individual (1D array) or a population (2D array).
Returns:¶
float or np.ndarray: The evaluated result(s) from the objective function. Returns a single value for an individual or an array for a population.
Raises:¶
None explicitly, but may raise exceptions from the underlying
funcor if input shapes are incompatible.
- class src.environment.problem.basic_problem.Basic_Problem_Torch[source]¶
Bases:
src.environment.problem.basic_problem.Basic_ProblemAbstract super class for problems and applications.
- reset()[source]¶
Introduction¶
Resets the environment state by initializing or clearing relevant attributes.
Args:¶
None
Returns:¶
None
- eval(x)[source]¶
Introduction¶
Evaluates the objective function for a given individual or population, handling input adaptation and timing the evaluation process.
Args:¶
x (torch.Tensor or array-like): Input data representing either a single individual (1D) or a population (2D or higher). If not a torch.Tensor, it will be converted.
Returns:¶
torch.Tensor: The evaluated result(s) from the objective function, matching the input shape.
Notes:¶
Automatically adapts input to the correct shape and dtype (
torch.float64).Measures and accumulates the evaluation time in milliseconds in
self.T1.Temporarily sets the default torch device to match the input tensor’s device during evaluation.
- abstractmethod func(x)[source]¶
Introduction¶
Abstract method to be implemented by subclasses, defining the specific evaluation function for the problem.
Args:¶
x: Input parameter to be processed by the function. The type and purpose should be defined in the subclass implementation.
Returns:¶
Any: The result of processing
x. The return type should be specified in the subclass.
Raises:¶
NotImplementedError: Always raised to indicate that this method must be implemented by a subclass.