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1#region License Information
2/* HeuristicLab
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20#endregion
21
22using System.Collections.Generic;
23using System.Linq;
24using HeuristicLab.Problems.DataAnalysis;
25
26namespace HeuristicLab.Algorithms.DataAnalysis {
27  public class SupportVectorMachineUtil {
28    /// <summary>
29    /// Transforms <paramref name="problemData"/> into a data structure as needed by libSVM.
30    /// </summary>
31    /// <param name="problemData">The problem data to transform</param>
32    /// <param name="rowIndices">The rows of the dataset that should be contained in the resulting SVM-problem</param>
33    /// <returns>A problem data type that can be used to train a support vector machine.</returns>
34    public static SVM.Problem CreateSvmProblem(Dataset dataset, string targetVariable, IEnumerable<string> inputVariables, IEnumerable<int> rowIndices) {
35      double[] targetVector =
36        dataset.GetDoubleValues(targetVariable, rowIndices).ToArray();
37
38      SVM.Node[][] nodes = new SVM.Node[targetVector.Length][];
39      List<SVM.Node> tempRow;
40      int maxNodeIndex = 0;
41      int svmProblemRowIndex = 0;
42      List<string> inputVariablesList = inputVariables.ToList();
43      foreach (int row in rowIndices) {
44        tempRow = new List<SVM.Node>();
45        int colIndex = 1; // make sure the smallest node index for SVM = 1
46        foreach (var inputVariable in inputVariablesList) {
47          double value = dataset.GetDoubleValue(inputVariable, row);
48          // SVM also works with missing values
49          // => don't add NaN values in the dataset to the sparse SVM matrix representation
50          if (!double.IsNaN(value)) {
51            tempRow.Add(new SVM.Node(colIndex, value)); // nodes must be sorted in ascending ordered by column index
52            if (colIndex > maxNodeIndex) maxNodeIndex = colIndex;
53          }
54          colIndex++;
55        }
56        nodes[svmProblemRowIndex++] = tempRow.ToArray();
57      }
58
59      return new SVM.Problem(targetVector.Length, targetVector, nodes, maxNodeIndex);
60    }
61  }
62}
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