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/*!
*
*
* \brief AbstractSingleObjectiveOptimizer
*
*
*
* \author T.Voss, T. Glasmachers, O.Krause
* \date 2010-2011
*
*
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#ifndef SHARK_OBJECTIVEFUNCTIONS_ABSTRACTSINGLEOBJECTIVEOPTIMIZER_H
#define SHARK_OBJECTIVEFUNCTIONS_ABSTRACTSINGLEOBJECTIVEOPTIMIZER_H
#include
#include
namespace shark {
///\brief Base class for all single objective optimizer
///
/// This class is a spezialization of the AbstractOptimizer itnerface for the class of single objective optimizers. A single objective optimizer is an optimizer
/// which can only optimize functions with a single objective. This is the default case for most optimisation problems.
/// the class requires the ObjectiveFunction to provide a feasible starting point. If this is not possible, a second version of init is provided where the starting point can be
/// explicitely defined.
/// The Return type of an SingleObjectiveOptimizer is the SingleObjectiveResultSet which is a struct returning the best value of the function and together with it's point.
template
class AbstractSingleObjectiveOptimizer: public AbstractOptimizer >{
private:
typedef AbstractOptimizer > base_type;
public:
typedef typename base_type::SearchPointType SearchPointType;
typedef typename base_type::SolutionType SolutionType;
typedef typename base_type::ResultType ResultType;
typedef typename base_type::ObjectiveFunctionType ObjectiveFunctionType;
///\brief By default most single objective optimizers only require a single point
std::size_t numInitPoints() const{
return 1;
}
using base_type::init;
/// \brief Initialize the optimizer for the supplied objective function using a set of initialisation points
///
/// The default implementation picks either the first point in the set, or if it is enmpty, trys
/// to generate one from the function.
///
/// Be aware that function.init() has to be called before calling this function!
///
/// \param [in] function The objective function to initialize for.
/// \param [in] initPoints points used for initialisation. Should be at least numInitPoints().
virtual void init( ObjectiveFunctionType const& function, std::vector const& initPoints ){
if(initPoints.empty())
init(function);
else
init(function,initPoints[0]);
}
///initializes the optimizer using a predefined starting point
virtual void init(ObjectiveFunctionType const& function, SearchPointType const& startingPoint)=0;
///returns the current solution of the optimizer
virtual const SolutionType& solution() const{
return m_best;
}
protected:
SolutionType m_best; ///