Source code for wield.control.fitting.SISO.v2.SNR_adjustments

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2021 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2021 Lee McCuller <mcculler@caltech.edu>
# NOTICE: authors should document their contributions in concisely in NOTICE
# with details inline in source files, comments, and docstrings.
"""
"""

import numpy as np




def SNR_fix(aid):
    if aid.hint("trust_SNR"):
        return
    with aid.log_heading("SNR Fix Test"):
        W = aid.fitter.W
        SNR_max = aid.hint("SNR_max")
        if SNR_max is not None:
            Wclip = np.minimum(W, SNR_max)
            if np.any(Wclip < W):
                W = Wclip
                aid.fitter.W = Wclip
                aid.invalidate_fitters()
                aid.log_warn(
                    3,
                    """
                    Applying 'SNR_max'={} to clip the weights
                    """.format(
                        SNR_max
                    ),
                )

                # TODO, this validate=False is for relative_degree checks
                # since this is so early. Need a better mehtod
                aid.fitter_update(
                    representative=False,
                    validate=False,
                )

        effective_data_points = (np.sum(W ** 2)) ** 2 / np.sum(W ** 4)
        ratio = effective_data_points / len(W)
        Wmax = max(W)

        pref_ratio = aid.hint("SNR_regularize_ratio")
        pref_scale = aid.hint("SNR_regularize_scale")

        did_warn = False
        if ratio < 1 - pref_scale / Wmax:
            aid.log_warn(
                3,
                """
                The number of effective data points N=(ΣW^2)^2/(ΣW^4)={:.2e}*len(W)
                [where W=SNR] is below the configured 'SNR_regularize_scale'={},
                given the maximum SNR={}. Now Finding an SNR ceiling that balances
                the ratio with max SNR.
                """.format(
                    ratio, pref_scale, Wmax
                ),
            )
            did_warn = True
        elif ratio < pref_ratio:
            aid.log_warn(
                3,
                """
                The number of effective data points N=(ΣW^2)^2/(ΣW^4)={:.2e}*len(W)
                [where W=SNR] is below the configured 'SNR_regularize_ratio'={}.
                Now Finding an SNR ceiling to adjust to that ratio.
                """.format(
                    ratio, pref_ratio
                ),
            )
            did_warn = True

        if did_warn:
            aid.log_rationale(
                3,
                """
                Disable this adjustment by using a smaller value of
                'SNR_regularize_ratio', setting 'fix_SNR'=False, or
                setting 'trust_SNR'=True.
                """.format(
                    pref_ratio
                ),
            )
        else:
            return

        W = np.sort(aid.fitter.W)
        idx_min = 0
        idx_max = len(W)

        # binary search
        while idx_min + 1 < idx_max:
            idx_mid = (idx_max - idx_min) // 2 + idx_min
            W_ceiling = W[idx_mid]
            if W_ceiling <= 0:
                idx_min = idx_mid
                continue
            W_new = np.minimum(W_ceiling, W)
            effective_data_points = (np.sum(W_new ** 2)) ** 2 / np.sum(W_new ** 4)
            ratio = effective_data_points / len(W)
            pref_scale_ratio = 1 - pref_scale / W_ceiling
            if ratio < pref_ratio or ratio < pref_scale_ratio:
                idx_max = idx_mid
            else:
                idx_min = idx_mid
            aid.log_debug(
                9,
                "W:ratio",
                pref_ratio,
                pref_scale_ratio,
                ratio,
                idx_min,
                idx_max,
                W_ceiling,
            )

        W_ceiling = W[idx_min]
        aid.log_warn(
            3,
            """
            Using SNR<{} ceiling.
            """.format(
                W_ceiling
            ),
        )
        aid.fitter.W = np.minimum(aid.fitter.W, W_ceiling)
        aid.invalidate_fitters()

        # TODO, this validate=False is for relative_degree checks
        # since this is so early. Need a better mehtod
        aid.fitter_update(
            representative=False,
            validate=False,
        )





def check_sample_variance(aid):
    # TODO
    return





def check_sample_variance_adv(aid):
    # TODO
    return