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// SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-later
// Author: Kristian Lytje
#include <math/PeakFinder.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <stdexcept>
using namespace ausaxs;
/*
Alternative idea:
Connect all local maxima with a line. This is essentially what we're doing now anyway, except we're doing it in a more complicated roundabout way.
*/
namespace peak_finder {struct Limit {double min = 0, max = 0;};}
std::vector<unsigned int> math::find_minima(const std::vector<double>& x, const std::vector<double>& y, unsigned int min_spacing, double min_prominence) {
if (x.size() != y.size()) {throw std::invalid_argument("math::find_minima: x and y must have the same size.");}
if (x.size() < 3) {return {};}
unsigned int size = x.size();
/**
* @brief Get the linear equation of the line between the bounds of a local minimum
*
* @return std::pair<double, double> The first element is the slope, the second is the y-intercept
*/
auto bounds_eq = [&] (const peak_finder::Limit& bound) {
double x1 = x[bound.min];
double x2 = x[bound.max];
double y1 = bound.min == 0 && y[bound.min] < y[bound.max] ? y[bound.max] : y[bound.min]; // account for the fact that we might be at the edge of the array
double y2 = bound.max == size-1 && y[bound.max] < y[bound.min] ? y[bound.min] : y[bound.max]; // account for the fact that we might be at the edge of the array
double a = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1);
double b = y1 - a*x1;
return std::make_pair(a, b);
};
/**
* @brief Calculates the prominence of a local minimum
*
* @param bound The bounds of the local minimum
* @param xmin The x value of the local minimum
* @param ymin The y value of the local minimum
*/
auto calc_prominence = [&] (const peak_finder::Limit& bound, double xmin, double ymin) {
// we want to intrapolate a line between the bounds and calculate the difference between it and the minimum
auto [a, b] = bounds_eq(bound);
double prominence = (a*xmin + b) - ymin;
return prominence;
};
/**
* @brief Relax the bounds of a local minimum to make its slope smaller.
*
* @param bound The bounds of the local minimum.
* @param index The index of the local minimum.
*/
auto relax_bound = [&] (peak_finder::Limit& bound, unsigned int index) {
if (bound.max - bound.min < 5) {return;}
if (bound.min == 0 || bound.max == size-1) {return;}
// determine which direction we have to move
double slope = std::abs((y[bound.max] - y[bound.min]) / (x[bound.max] - x[bound.min]));
double slope_left = std::abs((y[bound.max] - y[bound.min+1]) / (x[bound.max] - x[bound.min+1]));
double slope_right = std::abs((y[bound.max-1] - y[bound.min]) / (x[bound.max-1] - x[bound.min]));
// std::cout << "MOVING BOUNDS" << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\tSlope is " << slope << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\tSlope left is " << slope_left << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\tSlope right is " << slope_right << std::endl;
if (slope_left < slope_right) {
// move the left bound
bound.min++;
do {
// std::cout << "\tMoving left bound" << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\t\tSlope is " << slope << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\t\tSlope left is " << slope_left << std::endl;
slope = slope_left*1.05;
bound.min++;
if (bound.min == index) {
bound.min--;
break;
}
slope_left = std::abs((y[bound.max] - y[bound.min]) / (x[bound.max] - x[bound.min]));
}
while (slope_left < slope);
bound.min--;
} else {
// move the right bound
bound.max--;
do {
// std::cout << "\tMoving right bound" << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\t\tSlope is " << slope << std::endl;
// std::cout << "\t\tSlope right is " << slope_right << std::endl;
slope = slope_right*1.05;
bound.max--;
if (bound.max == index) {
bound.max++;
break;
}
slope_right = std::abs((y[bound.max] - y[bound.min]) / (x[bound.max] - x[bound.min]));
}
while (slope_right < slope);
bound.max++;
}
};
//######################################################//
//### FIND ALL MINIMA ###//
//######################################################//
std::vector<unsigned int> local_minima;
{
// special cases: first and last point
if (y[0] < y[1]) {local_minima.push_back(0);}
for (unsigned int i = 1; i < size-1; i++) {
if (y[i] < y[i-1] && y[i] < y[i+1]) {
local_minima.push_back(i);
}
}
if (y[size-1] < y[size-2]) {local_minima.push_back(size-1);}
if (local_minima.empty()) {return {};}
}
//######################################################//
//### ESTIMATE BOUNDS ###//
//######################################################//
std::vector<peak_finder::Limit> local_minima_bounds;
local_minima_bounds.reserve(local_minima.size());
{
for (int index : local_minima) {
peak_finder::Limit bounds;
// first go left
{
int decreasing_left = 0; // how many points in a row are lower than the maximal found point
int left = std::max<int>(index-1, 0); // the index of the point we are currently looking at
double max_diff = 0; // the highest point we have found so far
while (decreasing_left < 3 && left >= 0) {
double diff = y[left] - y[index];
if (diff < max_diff*math::detail::min_slope) { // we want at least a min_slope increase for every point
decreasing_left++;
} else {
decreasing_left = 0;
}
max_diff = std::max(max_diff, diff);
left--;
}
bounds.min = std::max<int>(left+decreasing_left+1, 0);
}
// then go right
{
int decreasing_right = 0; // how many points in a row are lower than the maximal found point
int right = std::min<int>(index+1, size-1); // the index of the point we are currently looking at
double max_diff = 0; // the highest point we have found so far
while (decreasing_right < 3 && right < int(size)) {
double diff = y[right] - y[index];
if (diff < max_diff*math::detail::min_slope) { // we want at least a 0% increase for every point
decreasing_right++;
} else {
decreasing_right = 0;
}
max_diff = std::max(max_diff, diff);
right++;
}
bounds.max = std::min<int>(right-decreasing_right-1, size-1);
}
// check for intersections
{
// structured binding not allowed due to Clang bug
auto tmp = bounds_eq(bounds);
auto& a = tmp.first;
auto& b = tmp.second;
auto fx = [&] (double x) {return a*x + b;};
// check for intersection from the left
for (int i = index-1; bounds.min < i; --i) {
if (fx(x[i]) < y[i]) {
bounds.min = i;
break;
}
}
// check for intersection from the right
for (int i = index+1; i < bounds.max; ++i) {
if (fx(x[i]) < y[i]) {
bounds.max = i;
break;
}
}
}
local_minima_bounds.push_back(std::move(bounds));
#if DEBUG_PLOT
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < local_minima.size(); i++) {
Limit& bound = local_minima_bounds[i];
unsigned int index = local_minima[i];
// bounds
SimpleDataset dummy1({x[bounds.min], x[bounds.max]}, {y[bounds.min], y[bounds.max]});
plot.plot(dummy1, plots::PlotOptions({{"color", style::color::green}, {"lw", 0.5}, {"zorder", 0}}));
// prominence
SimpleDataset dummy2({x[index], x[index]}, {y[index], y[index] + calc_prominence(bound, x[index], y[index])});
plot.plot(dummy2, plots::PlotOptions({{"color", style::color::green}, {"lw", 0.5}, {"zorder", 0}}));
}
#endif
}
}
//######################################################//
//### MERGE OVERLAPPING BOUNDS ###//
//######################################################//
if (local_minima_bounds.size() > 1) {
std::vector<peak_finder::Limit> merged_bounds;
std::vector<unsigned int> merged_minima;
merged_bounds.reserve(local_minima.size());
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < local_minima_bounds.size(); i++) {
peak_finder::Limit bounds = local_minima_bounds[i];
// go through all bounds and merge with the next one if they overlap
unsigned int merge_count = 0;
for (; i+merge_count+1 < local_minima_bounds.size(); ++merge_count) {
if (bounds.max <= local_minima_bounds[i+merge_count+1].min) {break;}
bounds.max = local_minima_bounds[i+merge_count+1].max;
}
// no merging done, just add the bounds & continue
if (merge_count == 0) {
merged_bounds.push_back(std::move(bounds));
merged_minima.push_back(local_minima[i]);
continue;
}
// go through all merged minima and find the one with the lowest y value
unsigned int merged_minima_index = local_minima[i];
for (unsigned int j = 1; j <= merge_count; j++) {
if (y[local_minima[i+j]] < y[merged_minima_index]) {
merged_minima_index = local_minima[i+j];
}
}
i += merge_count;
merged_bounds.push_back(std::move(bounds));
merged_minima.push_back(merged_minima_index);
}
if (!merged_bounds.empty()) {
local_minima = std::move(merged_minima);
local_minima_bounds = std::move(merged_bounds);
}
}
//######################################################//
//### RELAX BOUNDS ###//
//######################################################//
auto original_bounds = local_minima_bounds;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < local_minima.size(); ++i) {
relax_bound(local_minima_bounds[i], local_minima[i]);
}
//######################################################//
//### FILTER PROMINENCE & MIN_SPACING ###//
//######################################################//
if (0 < min_prominence) {
// calculate all prominences
std::vector<double> prominences(local_minima.size());
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < local_minima.size(); i++) {
prominences[i] = calc_prominence(local_minima_bounds[i], x[local_minima[i]], y[local_minima[i]]);
}
// update minimum prominence
min_prominence *= *std::max_element(prominences.begin(), prominences.end());
// filter out all local minima with a prominence smaller than the minimum prominence
std::vector<unsigned int> filtered_minima;
std::vector<peak_finder::Limit> filtered_bounds;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < local_minima.size(); ++i) {
// if the prominence is smaller than the minimum prominence, we remove it
if (prominences[i] < min_prominence) {
// check if we can merge the bounds with a neighbouring minima
// first check previous bound
if (i != 0 && local_minima_bounds[i-1].max == local_minima_bounds[i].min) {
peak_finder::Limit new_bounds;
// restore original bounds and merge
new_bounds.min = original_bounds[i-1].min;
new_bounds.max = original_bounds[i].max;
unsigned int new_minima = y[local_minima[i-1]] < y[local_minima[i]] ? local_minima[i-1] : local_minima[i];
relax_bound(new_bounds, new_minima);
// recalculate prominence
double new_prominence = calc_prominence(new_bounds, x[new_minima], y[new_minima]);
// if the old prominence was better, discard the merge
if (new_prominence <= prominences[i-1]) {
continue;
}
// otherwise update the bounds and prominence
local_minima[i-1] = new_minima;
local_minima_bounds[i-1] = new_bounds;
// if the previous bound was not kept
if (prominences[i-1] < min_prominence) {
// check if the new prominence is large enough
if (min_prominence < new_prominence) {
filtered_minima.push_back(local_minima[i-1]);
filtered_bounds.push_back(local_minima_bounds[i-1]);
}
}
// else we just modify what we already have
else {
filtered_bounds.back() = local_minima_bounds[i-1];
filtered_minima.back() = local_minima[i-1];
}
}
// check next bound
if (i != size-1 && local_minima_bounds[i].max == local_minima_bounds[i+1].min) {
peak_finder::Limit new_bounds;
// restore original bounds and merge
new_bounds.min = original_bounds[i].min;
new_bounds.max = original_bounds[i+1].max;
unsigned int new_minima = y[local_minima[i+1]] < y[local_minima[i]] ? local_minima[i+1] : local_minima[i];
relax_bound(new_bounds, new_minima);
// recalculate prominence
double new_prominence = calc_prominence(new_bounds, x[new_minima], y[new_minima]);
// if the old prominence was better, discard the merge
if (new_prominence <= prominences[i+1]) {
continue;
}
// otherwise update the bounds and prominence
local_minima[i+1] = new_minima;
local_minima_bounds[i+1] = new_bounds;
prominences[i+1] = new_prominence;
}
}
// else prominence is larger than minimum prominence, so we keep it
else {
filtered_minima.push_back(local_minima[i]);
filtered_bounds.push_back(local_minima_bounds[i]);
}
}
local_minima = std::move(filtered_minima);
local_minima_bounds = std::move(filtered_bounds);
}
// now we want to filter out the ones that are too close to each other
if (0 != min_spacing) {
std::vector<unsigned int> filtered_minima = {local_minima.front()};
for (int i : local_minima) {
if (min_spacing <= i - filtered_minima.back()) {
filtered_minima.push_back(i);
} else {
if (y[i] < y[filtered_minima.back()]) {
filtered_minima.back() = i;
}
}
}
local_minima = std::move(filtered_minima);
}
//? TODO: perform a Gaussian fit of each minima to check quality?
return local_minima;
}
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