File: kdtree_internal_fits.c

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/*
 # This file is part of libkd.
 # Licensed under a 3-clause BSD style license - see LICENSE
 */

#ifndef KDTREE_NO_FITS

#include "kdtree_fits_io.h"
#include "kdtree.h"
#include "fitsioutils.h"
#include "ioutils.h"
#include "errors.h"

#define KDTREE_FITS_VERSION 1

static char* get_table_name(const char* treename, const char* tabname) {
    char* rtn;
    if (!treename) {
        return strdup_safe(tabname);
    }
    asprintf_safe(&rtn, "%s_%s", tabname, treename);
    return rtn;
}

int MANGLE(kdtree_read_fits)(kdtree_fits_t* io, kdtree_t* kd) {
    fitsbin_chunk_t chunk;

    fitsbin_chunk_init(&chunk);

    // kd->lr
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_LR);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u32);
    chunk.nrows = kd->nbottom;
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        kd->lr = chunk.data;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->perm
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_PERM);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u32);
    chunk.nrows = kd->ndata;
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        kd->perm = chunk.data;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->bb
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_BB);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(ttype) * kd->ndim * 2;
    chunk.nrows = 0;
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        int nbb_old = (kd->nnodes + 1) / 2 - 1;
        int nbb_new = kd->nnodes;

        // accept (but warn about) old-school buggy BB extension.
        if (chunk.nrows == nbb_new) {
        } else if (chunk.nrows == nbb_old) {
            ERROR("Warning: this file contains an old, buggy, %s "
                  "extension; it has %i rather than %i items.  Proceeding "
                  "anyway, but this is probably going to cause problems!",
                  chunk.tablename, nbb_old, nbb_new);
        } else {
            // error?
            ERROR("Bounding-box table %s should contain either %i (new) or "
                  "%i (old) bounding-boxes, but it has %i.",
                  chunk.tablename, nbb_new, nbb_old, chunk.nrows);
            free(chunk.tablename);
            return -1;
        }
        kd->bb.any = chunk.data;
        kd->n_bb = chunk.nrows;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->split
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_SPLIT);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(ttype);
    chunk.nrows = kd->ninterior;
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        kd->split.any = chunk.data;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->splitdim
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_SPLITDIM);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u8);
    chunk.nrows = kd->ninterior;
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        kd->splitdim = chunk.data;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->data
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_DATA);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(dtype) * kd->ndim;
    chunk.nrows = kd->ndata;
    chunk.required = TRUE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        kd->data.any = chunk.data;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    // kd->minval/kd->maxval/kd->scale
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_RANGE);
    chunk.itemsize = sizeof(double);
    chunk.nrows = (kd->ndim * 2 + 1);
    chunk.required = FALSE;
    if (kdtree_fits_read_chunk(io, &chunk) == 0) {
        double* r;
        r = chunk.data;
        kd->minval = r;
        kd->maxval = r + kd->ndim;
        kd->scale  = r[kd->ndim * 2];
        kd->invscale = 1.0 / kd->scale;
    }
    free(chunk.tablename);

    if (!(kd->bb.any ||
          (kd->split.any && (TTYPE_INTEGER || kd->splitdim)))) {
        ERROR("kdtree contains neither bounding boxes nor split+dim data");
        return -1;
    }

    if ((TTYPE_INTEGER && !ETYPE_INTEGER) &&
        !(kd->minval && kd->maxval)) {
        ERROR("treee does not contain required range information");
        return -1;
    }

    if (kd->split.any) {
        if (kd->splitdim)
            kd->splitmask = UINT32_MAX;
        else
            compute_splitbits(kd);
    }

    return 0;
}

#define WRITE_CHUNK()                                                   \
    do {                                                                \
        if (flip_endian) {                                              \
            if (fitsbin_write_chunk_flipped(fb, &chunk, wordsize)) {    \
                ERROR("Failed to write (flipped) kdtree chunk");        \
                fitsbin_chunk_clean(&chunk);                            \
                return -1;                                              \
            }                                                           \
        } else {                                                        \
            if (fid ?                                                   \
		fitsbin_write_chunk_to(fb, &chunk, fid) :               \
		fitsbin_write_chunk(fb, &chunk)) {                      \
                ERROR("Failed to write kdtree chunk");                  \
                fitsbin_chunk_clean(&chunk);                            \
                return -1;                                              \
            }                                                           \
        }                                                               \
    } while (0)

int MANGLE(kdtree_write_fits)(kdtree_fits_t* io, const kdtree_t* kd, 
                              const qfits_header* inhdr, anbool flip_endian,
                              FILE* fid) {
    fitsbin_chunk_t chunk;
    fitsbin_t* fb = kdtree_fits_get_fitsbin(io);
    qfits_header* hdr;
    int wordsize = 0;

    // haven't bothered to support this.
    assert(!(flip_endian && fid));

    fitsbin_chunk_init(&chunk);

    // kdtree header is an empty fitsbin_chunk.
    chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_HEADER);
    hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
    if (inhdr)
        fits_copy_all_headers(inhdr, hdr, NULL);
    if (flip_endian)
        fits_add_reverse_endian(hdr);
    else
        fits_add_endian(hdr);
    fits_header_addf   (hdr, "KDT_NAME", "kdtree: name of this tree", "'%s'", kd->name ? kd->name : "");
    fits_header_add_int(hdr, "KDT_NDAT", kd->ndata,  "kdtree: number of data points");
    fits_header_add_int(hdr, "KDT_NDIM", kd->ndim,   "kdtree: number of dimensions");
    fits_header_add_int(hdr, "KDT_NNOD", kd->nnodes, "kdtree: number of nodes");
    fits_header_add_int(hdr, "KDT_VER",  KDTREE_FITS_VERSION, "kdtree: version number");
    qfits_header_add(hdr, "KDT_EXT",  (char*)kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_exttype(kd)),  "kdtree: external type", NULL);
    qfits_header_add(hdr, "KDT_INT",  (char*)kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_treetype(kd)), "kdtree: type of the tree's structures", NULL);
    qfits_header_add(hdr, "KDT_DATA", (char*)kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_datatype(kd)), "kdtree: type of the data", NULL);
    qfits_header_add(hdr, "KDT_LINL", (kd->has_linear_lr ? "T" : "F"), "kdtree: has_linear_lr", NULL);
    WRITE_CHUNK();
    free(chunk.tablename);
    fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);

    if (kd->lr) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_LR);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u32);
        chunk.nrows = kd->nbottom;
        chunk.data = kd->lr;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(u32);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree \"LR\" array. "
             "This array has one %u-byte, native-endian unsigned int for each "
             "leaf node in the tree. For each node, it gives the index of the "
             "rightmost data point owned by the node.",
             chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize);
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        free(chunk.tablename);
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->perm) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_PERM);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u32);
        chunk.nrows = kd->ndata;
        chunk.data = kd->perm;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(u32);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree permutation array. "
             "This array contains one %u-byte, native-endian unsigned int for "
             "each data point in the tree. For each data point, it gives the "
             "index that the data point had in the original array on which the "
             "kdtree was built.", chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize);
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        free(chunk.tablename);
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->bb.any) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_BB);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(ttype) * kd->ndim * 2;
        chunk.nrows = kd->nnodes;
        chunk.data = kd->bb.any;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(ttype);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree bounding-box array. "
             "This array contains two %u-dimensional points, stored as %u-byte, "
             "native-endian %ss, for each node in the tree. Each data "
             "point owned by a node is contained within its bounding box.",
             chunk.tablename, (unsigned int)kd->ndim,
             (unsigned int)sizeof(ttype),
             kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_treetype(kd)));
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        free(chunk.tablename);
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->split.any) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_SPLIT);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(ttype);
        chunk.nrows = kd->ninterior;
        chunk.data = kd->split.any;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(ttype);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        if (!kd->splitdim) {
            fits_add_long_comment
                (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree splitting-plane "
                 "boundaries, and also the splitting dimension, packed into "
                 "a %u-byte, native-endian %s, for each interior node in the tree. "
                 "The splitting dimension is packed into the low %u bit%s, and the "
                 "splitting location uses the remaining bits. "
                 "The left child of a node contains data points that lie on the "
                 "low side of the splitting plane, and the right child contains "
                 "data points on the high side of the plane.",
                 chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize,
                 kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_treetype(kd)),
                 kd->dimbits, (kd->dimbits > 1 ? "s" : ""));
        } else {
            fits_add_long_comment
                (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree splitting-plane "
                 "boundaries as %u-byte, native-endian %s, for each interior node in the tree. "
                 "The dimension along which the splitting-plane splits is stored in "
                 "a separate array. "
                 "The left child of a node contains data points that lie on the "
                 "low side of the splitting plane, and the right child contains "
                 "data points on the high side of the plane.",
                 chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize,
                 kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_treetype(kd)));
        }
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        free(chunk.tablename);
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->splitdim) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_SPLITDIM);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(u8);
        chunk.nrows = kd->ninterior;
        chunk.data = kd->splitdim;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(u8);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree splitting-plane "
             "dimensions as %u-byte unsigned ints, for each interior node in the tree. "
             "The location of the splitting-plane along that dimension is stored "
             "in a separate array. "
             "The left child of a node contains data points that lie on the "
             "low side of the splitting plane, and the right child contains "
             "data points on the high side of the plane.",
             chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize);
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        free(chunk.tablename);
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->minval && kd->maxval) {
        double tempranges[kd->ndim * 2 + 1];
        int d;
        memcpy(tempranges, kd->minval, kd->ndim * sizeof(double));
        memcpy(tempranges + kd->ndim, kd->maxval, kd->ndim * sizeof(double));
        tempranges[kd->ndim*2] = kd->scale;

        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_RANGE);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(double);
        chunk.nrows = (kd->ndim * 2 + 1);
        chunk.data = tempranges;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(double);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the scaling parameters of the "
             "kdtree.  This tells how to convert from the format of the data "
             "to the internal format of the tree (and vice versa). "
             "It is stored as an array "
             "of %u-byte, native-endian doubles.  The first %u elements are "
             "the lower bound of the data, the next %u elements are the upper "
             "bound, and the final element is the scale, which says how many "
             "tree units there are per data unit.",
             chunk.tablename, chunk.itemsize, (unsigned int)kd->ndim, (unsigned int)kd->ndim);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "For reference, here are the ranges of the data.  Note that "
             "this is not used by the libkd software, it's just for human readers.");
        for (d=0; d<kd->ndim; d++)
            fits_add_long_comment
                (hdr, "  dim %i: [%g, %g]", d, kd->minval[d], kd->maxval[d]);
        fits_add_long_comment(hdr, "scale: %g", kd->scale);
        fits_add_long_comment(hdr, "1/scale: %g", kd->invscale);
        free(chunk.tablename);
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    if (kd->data.any) {
        chunk.tablename = get_table_name(kd->name, KD_STR_DATA);
        chunk.itemsize = sizeof(dtype) * kd->ndim;
        chunk.nrows = kd->ndata;
        chunk.data = kd->data.any;
        if (flip_endian)
            wordsize = sizeof(dtype);
        hdr = fitsbin_get_chunk_header(fb, &chunk);
        fits_add_long_comment
            (hdr, "The \"%s\" table contains the kdtree data. "
             "It is stored as %u-dimensional, %u-byte native-endian %ss.",
             chunk.tablename, (unsigned int)kd->ndim, (unsigned int)sizeof(dtype),
             kdtree_kdtype_to_string(kdtree_datatype(kd)));
        free(chunk.tablename);
        WRITE_CHUNK();
        fitsbin_chunk_reset(&chunk);
    }
    return 0;
}
#undef WRITE_CHUNK


#endif