// SPDX-License-Identifier: EPL-2.0 OR GPL-2.0-or-later
// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Bradley M. Bell <bradbell@seanet.com>
// SPDX-FileContributor: 2003-24 Bradley M. Bell
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

/*
@begin old_tan.cpp@@
$spell
   Tanh
$$

$section Old Tan and Tanh as User Atomic Operations: Example and Test$$

$head Deprecated 2013-05-27$$
This example has not deprecated;
see $cref atomic_two_tangent.cpp$$ instead.

$head Theory$$
The code below uses the $cref tan_forward$$ and $cref tan_reverse$$
to implement the tangent ($icode%id% == 0%$$) and hyperbolic tangent
($icode%id% == 1%$$) functions as atomic function operations.

$srcthisfile%0%// BEGIN C++%// END C++%1%$$

$end
*/
// BEGIN C++
# include <cppad/cppad.hpp>

namespace { // Begin empty namespace
   using CppAD::vector;

   // a utility to compute the union of two sets.
   using CppAD::set_union;

   // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
   // forward mode routine called by CppAD
   bool old_tan_forward(
      size_t                   id ,
      size_t                order ,
      size_t                    n ,
      size_t                    m ,
      const vector<bool>&      vx ,
      vector<bool>&           vzy ,
      const vector<float>&     tx ,
      vector<float>&          tzy
   )
   {
      assert( id == 0 || id == 1 );
      assert( n == 1 );
      assert( m == 2 );
      assert( tx.size() >= (order+1) * n );
      assert( tzy.size() >= (order+1) * m );

      size_t n_order = order + 1;
      size_t j = order;
      size_t k;

      // check if this is during the call to old_tan(id, ax, ay)
      if( vx.size() > 0 )
      {  assert( vx.size() >= n );
         assert( vzy.size() >= m );

         // now setvzy
         vzy[0] = vx[0];
         vzy[1] = vx[0];
      }

      if( j == 0 )
      {  // z^{(0)} = tan( x^{(0)} ) or tanh( x^{(0)} )
         if( id == 0 )
            tzy[0] = float( tan( tx[0] ) );
         else
            tzy[0] = float( tanh( tx[0] ) );

         // y^{(0)} = z^{(0)} * z^{(0)}
         tzy[n_order + 0] = tzy[0] * tzy[0];
      }
      else
      {  float j_inv = 1.f / float(j);
         if( id == 1 )
            j_inv = - j_inv;

         // z^{(j)} = x^{(j)} +- sum_{k=1}^j k x^{(k)} y^{(j-k)} / j
         tzy[j] = tx[j];
         for(k = 1; k <= j; k++)
            tzy[j] += tx[k] * tzy[n_order + j-k] * float(k) * j_inv;

         // y^{(j)} = sum_{k=0}^j z^{(k)} z^{(j-k)}
         tzy[n_order + j] = 0.;
         for(k = 0; k <= j; k++)
            tzy[n_order + j] += tzy[k] * tzy[j-k];
      }

      // All orders are implemented and there are no possible errors
      return true;
   }
   // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
   // reverse mode routine called by CppAD
   bool old_tan_reverse(
      size_t                   id ,
      size_t                order ,
      size_t                    n ,
      size_t                    m ,
      const vector<float>&     tx ,
      const vector<float>&    tzy ,
      vector<float>&           px ,
      const vector<float>&    pzy
   )
   {
      assert( id == 0 || id == 1 );
      assert( n == 1 );
      assert( m == 2 );
      assert( tx.size() >= (order+1) * n );
      assert( tzy.size() >= (order+1) * m );
      assert( px.size() >= (order+1) * n );
      assert( pzy.size() >= (order+1) * m );

      size_t n_order = order + 1;
      size_t j, k;

      // copy because partials w.r.t. y and z need to change
      vector<float> qzy = pzy;

      // initialize accumultion of reverse mode partials
      for(k = 0; k < n_order; k++)
         px[k] = 0.;

      // eliminate positive orders
      for(j = order; j > 0; j--)
      {  float j_inv = 1.f / float(j);
         if( id == 1 )
            j_inv = - j_inv;

         // H_{x^{(k)}} += delta(j-k) +- H_{z^{(j)} y^{(j-k)} * k / j
         px[j] += qzy[j];
         for(k = 1; k <= j; k++)
            px[k] += qzy[j] * tzy[n_order + j-k] * float(k) * j_inv;

         // H_{y^{j-k)} += +- H_{z^{(j)} x^{(k)} * k / j
         for(k = 1; k <= j; k++)
            qzy[n_order + j-k] += qzy[j] * tx[k] * float(k) * j_inv;

         // H_{z^{(k)}} += H_{y^{(j-1)}} * z^{(j-k-1)} * 2.
         for(k = 0; k < j; k++)
            qzy[k] += qzy[n_order + j-1] * tzy[j-k-1] * 2.f;
      }

      // eliminate order zero
      if( id == 0 )
         px[0] += qzy[0] * (1.f + tzy[n_order + 0]);
      else
         px[0] += qzy[0] * (1.f - tzy[n_order + 0]);

      return true;
   }
   // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
   // forward Jacobian sparsity routine called by CppAD
   bool old_tan_for_jac_sparse(
      size_t                               id ,
      size_t                                n ,
      size_t                                m ,
      size_t                                p ,
      const vector< std::set<size_t> >&     r ,
      vector< std::set<size_t> >&           s )
   {
      assert( n == 1 );
      assert( m == 2 );
      assert( id == 0 || id == 1 );
      assert( r.size() >= n );
      assert( s.size() >= m );

      // sparsity for z and y are the same as for x
      s[0] = r[0];
      s[1] = r[0];

      return true;
   }
   // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
   // reverse Jacobian sparsity routine called by CppAD
   bool old_tan_rev_jac_sparse(
      size_t                               id ,
      size_t                                n ,
      size_t                                m ,
      size_t                                p ,
      vector< std::set<size_t> >&           r ,
      const vector< std::set<size_t> >&     s )
   {
      assert( n == 1 );
      assert( m == 2 );
      assert( id == 0 || id == 1 );
      assert( r.size() >= n );
      assert( s.size() >= m );

      // note that, if the users code only uses z, and not y,
      // we could just set r[0] = s[0]
      r[0] = set_union(s[0], s[1]);
      return true;
   }
   // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
   // reverse Hessian sparsity routine called by CppAD
   bool old_tan_rev_hes_sparse(
      size_t                               id ,
      size_t                                n ,
      size_t                                m ,
      size_t                                p ,
      const vector< std::set<size_t> >&     r ,
      const vector<bool>&                   s ,
      vector<bool>&                         t ,
      const vector< std::set<size_t> >&     u ,
      vector< std::set<size_t> >&           v )
   {
      assert( n == 1 );
      assert( m == 2 );
      assert( id == 0 || id == 1 );
      assert( r.size() >= n );
      assert( s.size() >= m );
      assert( t.size() >= n );
      assert( u.size() >= m );
      assert( v.size() >= n );

      // back propagate Jacobian sparsity. If users code only uses z,
      // we could just set t[0] = s[0];
      t[0] =  s[0] || s[1];

      // back propagate Hessian sparsity, ...
      v[0] = set_union(u[0], u[1]);

      // convert forward Jacobian sparsity to Hessian sparsity
      // because tan and tanh are nonlinear
      if( t[0] )
         v[0] = set_union(v[0], r[0]);

      return true;
   }
   // ---------------------------------------------------------------------
   // Declare the AD<float> routine old_tan(id, ax, ay)
   CPPAD_USER_ATOMIC(
      old_tan                 ,
      CppAD::vector           ,
      float                   ,
      old_tan_forward         ,
      old_tan_reverse         ,
      old_tan_for_jac_sparse  ,
      old_tan_rev_jac_sparse  ,
      old_tan_rev_hes_sparse
   )
} // End empty namespace

bool old_tan(void)
{  bool ok = true;
   using CppAD::AD;
   using CppAD::NearEqual;
   float eps = 10.f * CppAD::numeric_limits<float>::epsilon();

   // domain space vector
   size_t n  = 1;
   float  x0 = 0.5;
   CppAD::vector< AD<float> > ax(n);
   ax[0]     = x0;

   // declare independent variables and start tape recording
   CppAD::Independent(ax);

   // range space vector
   size_t m = 3;
   CppAD::vector< AD<float> > af(m);

   // temporary vector for old_tan computations
   // (old_tan computes tan or tanh and its square)
   CppAD::vector< AD<float> > az(2);

   // call user tan function and store tan(x) in f[0] (ignore tan(x)^2)
   size_t id = 0;
   old_tan(id, ax, az);
   af[0] = az[0];

   // call user tanh function and store tanh(x) in f[1] (ignore tanh(x)^2)
   id = 1;
   old_tan(id, ax, az);
   af[1] = az[0];

   // put a constant in f[2] = tanh(1.) (for sparsity pattern testing)
   CppAD::vector< AD<float> > one(1);
   one[0] = 1.;
   old_tan(id, one, az);
   af[2] = az[0];

   // create f: x -> f and stop tape recording
   CppAD::ADFun<float> F;
   F.Dependent(ax, af);

   // check function value
   float tan = std::tan(x0);
   ok &= NearEqual(af[0] , tan,  eps, eps);
   float tanh = std::tanh(x0);
   ok &= NearEqual(af[1] , tanh,  eps, eps);

   // check zero order forward
   CppAD::vector<float> x(n), f(m);
   x[0] = x0;
   f    = F.Forward(0, x);
   ok &= NearEqual(f[0] , tan,  eps, eps);
   ok &= NearEqual(f[1] , tanh,  eps, eps);

   // compute first partial of f w.r.t. x[0] using forward mode
   CppAD::vector<float> dx(n), df(m);
   dx[0] = 1.;
   df    = F.Forward(1, dx);

   // compute derivative of tan - tanh using reverse mode
   CppAD::vector<float> w(m), dw(n);
   w[0]  = 1.;
   w[1]  = 1.;
   w[2]  = 0.;
   dw    = F.Reverse(1, w);

   // tan'(x)   = 1 + tan(x)  * tan(x)
   // tanh'(x)  = 1 - tanh(x) * tanh(x)
   float tanp  = 1.f + tan * tan;
   float tanhp = 1.f - tanh * tanh;
   ok   &= NearEqual(df[0], tanp, eps, eps);
   ok   &= NearEqual(df[1], tanhp, eps, eps);
   ok   &= NearEqual(dw[0], w[0]*tanp + w[1]*tanhp, eps, eps);

   // compute second partial of f w.r.t. x[0] using forward mode
   CppAD::vector<float> ddx(n), ddf(m);
   ddx[0] = 0.;
   ddf    = F.Forward(2, ddx);

   // compute second derivative of tan - tanh using reverse mode
   CppAD::vector<float> ddw(2);
   ddw   = F.Reverse(2, w);

   // tan''(x)   = 2 *  tan(x) * tan'(x)
   // tanh''(x)  = - 2 * tanh(x) * tanh'(x)
   // Note that second order Taylor coefficient for u half the
   // corresponding second derivative.
   float two    = 2;
   float tanpp  =   two * tan * tanp;
   float tanhpp = - two * tanh * tanhp;
   ok   &= NearEqual(two * ddf[0], tanpp, eps, eps);
   ok   &= NearEqual(two * ddf[1], tanhpp, eps, eps);
   ok   &= NearEqual(ddw[0], w[0]*tanp  + w[1]*tanhp , eps, eps);
   ok   &= NearEqual(ddw[1], w[0]*tanpp + w[1]*tanhpp, eps, eps);

   // Forward mode computation of sparsity pattern for F.
   size_t p = n;
   // user vectorBool because m and n are small
   CppAD::vectorBool r1(p), s1(m * p);
   r1[0] = true;            // propagate sparsity for x[0]
   s1    = F.ForSparseJac(p, r1);
   ok  &= (s1[0] == true);  // f[0] depends on x[0]
   ok  &= (s1[1] == true);  // f[1] depends on x[0]
   ok  &= (s1[2] == false); // f[2] does not depend on x[0]

   // Reverse mode computation of sparsity pattern for F.
   size_t q = m;
   CppAD::vectorBool s2(q * m), r2(q * n);
   // Sparsity pattern for identity matrix
   size_t i, j;
   for(i = 0; i < q; i++)
   {  for(j = 0; j < m; j++)
         s2[i * q + j] = (i == j);
   }
   r2   = F.RevSparseJac(q, s2);
   ok  &= (r2[0] == true);  // f[0] depends on x[0]
   ok  &= (r2[1] == true);  // f[1] depends on x[0]
   ok  &= (r2[2] == false); // f[2] does not depend on x[0]

   // Hessian sparsity for f[0]
   CppAD::vectorBool s3(m), h(p * n);
   s3[0] = true;
   s3[1] = false;
   s3[2] = false;
   h    = F.RevSparseHes(p, s3);
   ok  &= (h[0] == true);  // Hessian is non-zero

   // Hessian sparsity for f[2]
   s3[0] = false;
   s3[2] = true;
   h    = F.RevSparseHes(p, s3);
   ok  &= (h[0] == false);  // Hessian is zero

   // check tanh results for a large value of x
   x[0]  = std::numeric_limits<float>::max() / two;
   f     = F.Forward(0, x);
   tanh  = 1.;
   ok   &= NearEqual(f[1], tanh, eps, eps);
   df    = F.Forward(1, dx);
   tanhp = 0.;
   ok   &= NearEqual(df[1], tanhp, eps, eps);

   // --------------------------------------------------------------------
   // Free all temporary work space associated with atomic_one objects.
   // (If there are future calls to atomic functions, they will
   // create new temporary work space.)
   CppAD::user_atomic<float>::clear();

   return ok;
}
// END C++