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=begin
=end
module NumRu
module Misc
# A Mixin.
# To be included in a class with multi-dimension indexing support
# (such as NArray).
module MD_Iterators
# Iterator for each sub-array (not each element) specified by
# dimensions.
#
# ARGUMENT
#
# <tt>*dims</tt> (integers) : specifies subsets
# at dimensions specified here with the beginning-to-end selection.
# For example, [0, 1] to specify the first 2 dimensions (subsets
# will be 2D then), and [2] to specify the 3rd dimension (subsets
# will be 1D). Duplication has no effect, so [0,0] and [0] are the
# same. Also, its order has no effect. See EXAMPLE below for more.
#
# RETURN VALUE
# * self
#
# POSSIBLE EXCEPTIONS
# * exception is raised if ( dims.min<0 || dims.max>=self.rank ).
#
# EXAMPLE
#
# * Suppose that you want to do something with 2D sub-arrays in a
# multi-dimension NArray. First, you include this module as follows:
#
# require "narray"
# class NArray
# include NumRu::Misc::MD_Iterators
# end
#
# And prepare the array if you have not (here, it is 4D):
#
# na = NArray.int(10,2,5,2).indgen!
#
# Then you do the job like this:
#
# na.each_subary_at_dims(0,2){ |sub|
# ... # do whatever with sub
# }
#
# This is equivalent to the following:
#
# (0...na.shape[3]).each{|j|
# (0...na.shape[1]).each{|i|
# sub = na[0..-1, i, 0..-1, j]
# ... # do whatever with sub
# }
# }
#
# Note that the loop must be nested 3 times when <tt>na>/tt> is a 5D array,
# if the latter approach is used. On the other hand, it will still
# require the same single loop with the former.
def each_subary_at_dims( *dims )
if dims.min<0 || dims.max>=rank
raise ArguemntError,"Invalid dims #{dims.inspect} for #{rank}D array"
end
loopdims = Array.new
sh = Array.new
len = 1
(0...rank).each{|i|
if !dims.include?(i)
loopdims.push(i)
sh.push(shape[i])
len *= shape[i]
end
}
if loopdims.length == 0
yield(self)
return self
end
cs = [1]
(1...sh.length).each{|i| cs[i] = sh[i-1]*cs[i-1]}
idx = Array.new
all = 0..-1
for i in 0...len do
loopdims.each_with_index{|d,j| idx[d] = ( (i/cs[j])%sh[j] )}
dims.each{|d| idx[d] = all}
sub = self[ *idx ]
yield(sub)
end
self
end
# Like #each_subary_at_dims but the block takes two arguments:
# subset and the subset specifier (index).
#
# EXAMPLE
# * Suppose the example above in #each_subary_at_dims (EXAMPLE).
# And suppose that you want to overwrite <tt>na</tt> with the result
# you get. You can do it like this:
#
# na.each_subary_at_dims_with_index(0,2){ |sub,idx|
# result = (sub + 10) / 2
# na[*idx] = result
# }
#
# Here, <tt>idx</tt> is an Array to be fed in the []= or [] methods
# with asterisk (ungrouping).
#
def each_subary_at_dims_with_index( *dims )
if dims.min<0 || dims.max>=rank
raise ArguemntError,"Invalid dims #{dims.inspect} for #{rank}D array"
end
loopdims = Array.new
sh = Array.new
len = 1
(0...rank).each{|i|
if !dims.include?(i)
loopdims.push(i)
sh.push(shape[i])
len *= shape[i]
end
}
if loopdims.length == 0
yield(self, false)
return self
end
cs = [1]
(1...sh.length).each{|i| cs[i] = sh[i-1]*cs[i-1]}
idx = Array.new
all = 0..-1
for i in 0...len do
loopdims.each_with_index{|d,j| idx[d] = ( (i/cs[j])%sh[j] )}
dims.each{|d| idx[d] = all}
sub = self[ *idx ]
yield(sub, idx)
end
self
end
end
end
end
##################################
if __FILE__ == $0
require "narray"
class NArray # :nodoc:
include NumRu::Misc::MD_Iterators
end
na = NArray.int(10,2,2,2).indgen!
puts "** test A **"
na.each_subary_at_dims(0,1){ |sub|
p sub
}
puts "** test B **"
na.each_subary_at_dims(0,3){ |sub|
p sub
}
puts "** test C **"
na.each_subary_at_dims(2,1,0){ |sub| # same as (0,1,2)
p sub
}
puts "** test C **"
na.each_subary_at_dims(0,1,2,3){ |sub|
p sub
}
end
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