source: trunk/HeuristicLab.Problems.DataAnalysis.Symbolic.Regression/3.4/SingleObjective/Evaluators/SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator.cs @ 18242

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using HeuristicLab.Common;
using HEAL.Attic;
using HeuristicLab.Encodings.SymbolicExpressionTreeEncoding;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace HeuristicLab.Problems.DataAnalysis.Symbolic.Regression {
  [StorableType("7EB90F03-4385-474F-BDE7-3B133E8FEAAB")]
  public abstract class SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator : SymbolicDataAnalysisSingleObjectiveEvaluator<IRegressionProblemData>, ISymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator {  
    [StorableConstructor]
    protected SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator(StorableConstructorFlag _) : base(_) { }
    protected SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator(SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator original, Cloner cloner) : base(original, cloner) { }
    protected SymbolicRegressionSingleObjectiveEvaluator(): base() {}
    public abstract double Evaluate(
      ISymbolicExpressionTree tree,
      IRegressionProblemData problemData,
      IEnumerable<int> rows,
      ISymbolicDataAnalysisExpressionTreeInterpreter interpreter,
      bool applyLinearScaling = true,
      double lowerEstimationLimit = double.MinValue,
      double upperEstimationLimit = double.MaxValue);
  }
}