source: branches/Operator Architecture Refactoring/HeuristicLab.GP/3.3/Manipulation/OnePointShaker.cs @ 2553

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using HeuristicLab.Core;
using HeuristicLab.Operators;
using HeuristicLab.Random;
using HeuristicLab.Data;
using HeuristicLab.Selection;

namespace HeuristicLab.GP {
  public class OnePointShaker : DelegatingOperator {
    public override string Description {
      get { return "Selects a random node of all tree-nodes that have a '"+FunctionBase.MANIPULATION+"' variable defined and manipulates the selected node."; }
    }

    public OnePointShaker()
      : base() {
      AddVariableInfo(new VariableInfo("OperatorLibrary", "Operator library that defines mutation operations for operators", typeof(GPOperatorLibrary), VariableKind.In));
      AddVariableInfo(new VariableInfo("Random", "A random generator (uniform)", typeof(MersenneTwister), VariableKind.In));
      AddVariableInfo(new VariableInfo("ShakingFactor", "Factor that determines the force of the shaking operation", typeof(DoubleData), VariableKind.In));
      AddVariableInfo(new VariableInfo("FunctionTree", "The function tree that should be mutated", typeof(IFunctionTree), VariableKind.In | VariableKind.Out));
    }

    public override IOperation Apply(IScope scope) {
      GPOperatorLibrary library = GetVariableValue<GPOperatorLibrary>("OperatorLibrary", scope, true);
      IFunctionTree tree = GetVariableValue<IFunctionTree>("FunctionTree", scope, false);
      MersenneTwister mt = GetVariableValue<MersenneTwister>("Random", scope, true);
      TreeGardener gardener = new TreeGardener(mt, library);

      // get all nodes for which a manipulation is defined
      var parametricBranches = gardener.GetAllSubTrees(tree).Where(branch => branch.Function.GetVariable(FunctionBase.MANIPULATION) != null);

      if(parametricBranches.Count() == 0) return null; // don't manipulate anything if there are no nodes with a manipulation operator

      IFunctionTree selectedBranch = parametricBranches.ElementAt(mt.Next(parametricBranches.Count()));
      IOperator mutation = (IOperator)selectedBranch.Function.GetVariable(FunctionBase.MANIPULATION).Value;
      CompositeOperation next = new CompositeOperation();

      // store all local variables into a temporary scope
      Scope tempScope = new Scope("Temp. manipulation scope");
      foreach(IVariable variable in selectedBranch.LocalVariables) {
        tempScope.AddVariable(variable);
      }

      // save the exising sub-scops in a backup scope
      Scope backupScope = new Scope("backup");
      foreach (Scope subScope in scope.SubScopes) {
        backupScope.AddSubScope(subScope);
      }

      // add the new sub-scopes
      scope.AddSubScope(tempScope);
      scope.AddSubScope(backupScope);

      // the next operation should first manipulate and then restore the sub-scopes from the backup scope
      next.AddOperation(new AtomicOperation(mutation, tempScope));
      next.AddOperation(new AtomicOperation(new RightReducer(), scope));

      return next;
    }
  }
}