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source: branches/3073_IA_constraint_splitting_reintegration/HeuristicLab.Problems.DataAnalysis.Views/3.4/ShapeConstraintsView.cs @ 17893

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1#region License Information
2
3/* HeuristicLab
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21
22#endregion
23
24using System;
25using System.Drawing;
26using System.Text;
27using System.Windows.Forms;
28using HeuristicLab.Collections;
29using HeuristicLab.MainForm;
30using HeuristicLab.MainForm.WindowsForms;
31
32namespace HeuristicLab.Problems.DataAnalysis.Views {
33  [View("ShapeConstraints View")]
34  [Content(typeof(ShapeConstraints), true)]
35  public partial class ShapeConstraintsView : AsynchronousContentView {
36    public new ShapeConstraints Content {
37      get => (ShapeConstraints)base.Content;
38      set => base.Content = value;
39    }
40
41    public bool suspendUpdates = false;
42
43    public ShapeConstraintsView() {
44      InitializeComponent();
45      errorOutput.Text = "";
46    }
47
48    protected override void OnContentChanged() {
49      base.OnContentChanged();
50      this.intervalConstraintsView.Content = Content;
51      UpdateControl();
52    }
53
54    protected override void RegisterContentEvents() {
55      base.RegisterContentEvents();
56      Content.ItemsAdded += constraints_Added;
57      Content.ItemsRemoved += constraint_Removed;
58      Content.Changed += Content_Changed;
59      Content.CollectionReset += constraints_Reset;
60      Content.ItemsMoved += constraints_Moved;
61      Content.ItemsReplaced += Content_ItemsReplaced;
62      Content.CheckedItemsChanged += Content_CheckedItemsChanged;
63    }
64
65
66    protected override void DeregisterContentEvents() {
67      Content.ItemsAdded -= constraints_Added;
68      Content.ItemsRemoved -= constraint_Removed;
69      Content.Changed -= Content_Changed;
70      Content.CollectionReset -= constraints_Reset;
71      Content.ItemsMoved -= constraints_Moved;
72      Content.ItemsReplaced -= Content_ItemsReplaced;
73      Content.CheckedItemsChanged -= Content_CheckedItemsChanged;
74      base.DeregisterContentEvents();
75    }
76
77    protected override void SetEnabledStateOfControls() {
78      constraintsInput.Enabled = Content != null && !Locked && !ReadOnly;
79    }
80
81
82    private void parseBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
83      if (constraintsInput.Text != null) {
84        suspendUpdates = true;
85        Content.Clear();
86        try {
87          var parsedConstraints = ShapeConstraintsParser.ParseConstraints(constraintsInput.Text);
88          Content = parsedConstraints;
89          errorOutput.Text = "Constraints successfully parsed.";
90          errorOutput.ForeColor = Color.DarkGreen;
91          //Catch the exception from the constraints parser and show it in the error dialog
92        } catch (ArgumentException ex) {
93          Content.Clear();
94          errorOutput.Text = ex.Message.Replace("Parameter name", "@Line");
95          errorOutput.ForeColor = Color.DarkRed;
96        }
97        suspendUpdates = false;
98        UpdateControl();
99      } else {
100        errorOutput.Text = "No constraints were found!";
101      }
102    }
103
104    private void UpdateControl() {
105      if (suspendUpdates) return;
106      if (Content == null) {
107        constraintsInput.Text = string.Empty;
108      } else {
109        this.intervalConstraintsView.Content = Content;
110        constraintsInput.Text = ToString(Content);
111      }
112    }
113
114    private string ToString(ShapeConstraints constraints) {
115      var sb = new StringBuilder();
116      foreach (var constraint in constraints) {
117        if (!constraints.ItemChecked(constraint)) {
118          sb.Append("# ").AppendLine(constraint.ToString());
119        } else {
120          sb.AppendLine(constraint.ToString());
121        }
122      }
123      return sb.ToString();
124    }
125
126    private void constraint_Changed(object sender, EventArgs e) {
127      UpdateControl();
128    }
129
130    private void constraints_Added(object sender,
131                                     CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
132      foreach (var addedItem in e.Items) addedItem.Value.Changed += constraint_Changed;
133      UpdateControl();
134    }
135
136    private void constraint_Removed(object sender, CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
137      foreach (var removedItem in e.Items) removedItem.Value.Changed -= constraint_Changed;
138      UpdateControl();
139    }
140
141    private void constraints_Moved(object sender, CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
142      UpdateControl();
143    }
144
145    private void constraints_Reset(object sender, CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
146      foreach (var addedItem in e.Items) addedItem.Value.Changed += constraint_Changed;
147      foreach (var removedItem in e.OldItems) removedItem.Value.Changed -= constraint_Changed;
148      UpdateControl();
149    }
150
151    private void Content_CheckedItemsChanged(object sender, CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
152      UpdateControl();
153    }
154
155    private void Content_ItemsReplaced(object sender, CollectionItemsChangedEventArgs<IndexedItem<ShapeConstraint>> e) {
156      foreach (var addedItem in e.Items) addedItem.Value.Changed += constraint_Changed;
157      foreach (var removedItem in e.OldItems) removedItem.Value.Changed -= constraint_Changed;
158      UpdateControl();
159    }
160
161    private void constraintsInput_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) {
162      errorOutput.Text = "Unparsed changes! Press parse button to save changes.";
163      errorOutput.ForeColor = Color.DarkOrange;
164    }
165
166    private void Content_Changed(object sender, EventArgs e) {
167      UpdateControl();
168    }
169
170    private void label1_DoubleClick(object sender, EventArgs e) {
171      var infoText =
172        "Within the text field you can define different types of shape constraints e.g. range constraints, monotonicity constraints, ..." +
173        System.Environment.NewLine +
174        "To define a model constraint: f in [0 .. 100], f is used for the selected target, the 'in' key word specifies the target in which the constraint should be, the interval is defined between square bracket." +
175        System.Environment.NewLine +
176        "The interval contains two bounds (lower and upper) this bounds are given as double values, to seperate both bounds from each other you can use (.., ;, ' ')" +
177        System.Environment.NewLine +
178        "To define monotonic or concave constraints you need to define the partial derivatives:" +
179        System.Environment.NewLine +
180        "∂f/∂x in [0 .. 1], therefore you have to define the partial fraction first, which can be done by using the \\partial symbol or 'd' followed by the target and the variable in the numerator and denominator respectively, after defining the fraction the interval is defined like in the model constraint." +
181        System.Environment.NewLine +
182        "To define constraints only on a specific range of the function you can define interval ranges" +
183        System.Environment.NewLine +
184        "f in [0 .. 100], x in [0 .. 1] the ranges are separated by commas and follow the same rules as before (giving the variable with the interval definition)" +
185        System.Environment.NewLine + "To specify different weights on the constraints:" +
186        System.Environment.NewLine + "f in [0 .. 100], x in [0 .. 1] weight: 2.0, you can add the keyword 'weight:' followed by a double value.";
187
188      MessageBox.Show(infoText,"How to define shape constraints", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel);
189    }
190  }
191}
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