Source code for slim_gsgp.algorithms.GSGP.operators.crossover_operators

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"""
Geometric crossover implementation for genetic programming trees.
"""

import torch


[docs] def geometric_crossover(tree1, tree2, random_tree, testing, new_data=False): """ Performs geometric crossover between two trees using a random tree. Parameters ---------- tree1 : Tree or torch.Tensor The first parent tree. If geometric_crossover is called with new_data=True, it means the final tree is being evaluated on testing data and tree1 is a torch.Tensor. Otherwise, during training, the individuals are Tree instances. tree2 : Tree or torch.Tensor The second parent tree. If geometric_crossover is called with new_data=True, it means the final tree is being evaluated on testing data and tree2 is a torch.Tensor. Otherwise, during training, the individuals are Tree instances. random_tree : Tree or torch.Tensor The random tree used for crossover. If geometric_crossover is called with new_data=True, it means the final tree is being evaluated on testing data and random_tree is a torch.Tensor. Otherwise, during training, random_tree is a Tree instance. testing : bool Flag indicating whether to use test semantics or train semantics. new_data : bool Flag indicating whether the trees are exposed to new data, outside the evolution process. In this case, operations are performed on the inputs rather than semantics. Returns ------- torch.Tensor The semantics of the individual, resulting from geometric crossover. """ # if new (testing) data is used (for the testing of the final tree), return the semantics resulting from crossover if new_data: return torch.add( torch.mul(tree1, random_tree), torch.mul(torch.sub(1, random_tree), tree2), ) # if new_data is false, geomettric_crossover is being called during GSGP's training phase, tree.test_semantics or # tree.train_semantics attribute is used else: if testing: return torch.add( torch.mul(tree1.test_semantics, random_tree.test_semantics), torch.mul(torch.sub(1, random_tree.test_semantics), tree2.test_semantics), ) else: return torch.add( torch.mul(tree1.train_semantics, random_tree.train_semantics), torch.mul(torch.sub(1, random_tree.train_semantics), tree2.train_semantics), )