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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

namespace HeuristicLab.Problems.Instances.DataAnalysis {
  public class KornsFunctionNine : ArtificialRegressionDataDescriptor {

    public override string Name { get { return "Korns 9 y = ((sqrt(X0) / log(X1)) * (exp(X2) / X3²)"; } }
    public override string Description {
      get {
        return "Paper: Accuracy in Symbolic Regression" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Authors: Michael F. Korns" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Function: y = (sqrt(X0) / log(X1)) * (exp(X2) / X3²)" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Binary Operators: +, -, *, % (protected division)" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Unary Operators: sqrt, square, cube, cos, sin, tan, tanh, ln(|x|) (protected log), exp" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Constants: random finit 64-bit IEEE double" + Environment.NewLine
        + "\"Our testing regimen uses only statistical best practices out-of-sample testing techniques. "
        + "We test each of the test cases on matrices of 10000 rows by 1 to 5 columns with no noise. "
        + "For each test a training matrix is filled with random numbers between -50 and +50. The test case "
        + "target expressions are limited to one basis function whose maximum depth is three grammar nodes.\"" + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine
        + "Note: Because of the square root and the logarithm only non-negatic values are created for their input variables!" + Environment.NewLine
        + "Because of the exponential function only only non-positive values are created for its input variable!";
      }
    }
    protected override string TargetVariable { get { return "Y"; } }
    protected override string[] VariableNames { get { return new string[] { "X0", "X1", "X2", "X3", "X4", "Y" }; } }
    protected override string[] AllowedInputVariables { get { return new string[] { "X0", "X1", "X2", "X3", "X4" }; } }
    protected override int TrainingPartitionStart { get { return 0; } }
    protected override int TrainingPartitionEnd { get { return 10000; } }
    protected override int TestPartitionStart { get { return 10000; } }
    protected override int TestPartitionEnd { get { return 20000; } }

    protected override List<List<double>> GenerateValues() {
      List<List<double>> data = new List<List<double>>();
      data.Add(ValueGenerator.GenerateUniformDistributedValues(TestPartitionEnd, 0, 50).ToList()); // note: range is only [0,50] to prevent NaN values (deviates from gp benchmark paper)
      data.Add(ValueGenerator.GenerateUniformDistributedValues(TestPartitionEnd, 0, 50).ToList()); // note: range is only [0,50] to prevent NaN values (deviates from gp benchmark paper)
      data.Add(ValueGenerator.GenerateUniformDistributedValues(TestPartitionEnd, -50, 50).ToList()); 
      data.Add(ValueGenerator.GenerateUniformDistributedValues(TestPartitionEnd, -50, 50).ToList());
      data.Add(ValueGenerator.GenerateUniformDistributedValues(TestPartitionEnd, -50, 50).ToList());

      double x0, x1, x2, x3;
      List<double> results = new List<double>();
      for (int i = 0; i < data[0].Count; i++) {
        x0 = data[0][i];
        x1 = data[1][i];
        x2 = data[2][i];
        x3 = data[3][i];
        results.Add(((Math.Sqrt(x0) / Math.Log(x1)) * (Math.Exp(x2) / Math.Pow(x3, 2))));
      }
      data.Add(results);

      return data;
    }
  }
}