FitData.h

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// @(#)root/mathcore:$Id: FitData.h 45076 2012-07-16 13:45:18Z mborinsk $
// Author: M. Borinsky

/**********************************************************************
 *                                                                    *
 * Copyright (c) 2006  LCG ROOT Math Team, CERN/PH-SFT                *
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// Header file for class DataVector

#ifndef ROOT_Fit_FitData
#define ROOT_Fit_FitData

/**
@defgroup FitData Fit Data Classes

Classes for describing the input data for fitting

@ingroup Fit
*/


#include "Fit/DataOptions.h"
#include "Fit/DataRange.h"
#include "Math/Types.h"

#include <vector>
#include <cassert>
#include <iostream>


namespace ROOT {

   namespace Fit {

      //class used for making shared_ptr of data classes managed by the user (i.e. when we don;t want to delete the contained object)
      template <class T>
      struct DummyDeleter {
         // a deleter not deleting the contained object
         // used to avoid shared_ptr deleting the contained objects if managed externally
         void operator()(T * /* p */)
         {
            //printf("ROOT::Fit::DummyDeleter called - do not delete object %x \n", p);
         }
      };

      /**
       * Base class for all the fit data types:
       * Stores the coordinates and the DataOptions

         @ingroup FitData
       */


      /**
         class holding the fit data points. It is template on the type of point,
         which can be for example a binned or unbinned point.
         It is basicaly a wrapper on an std::vector

         @ingroup FitData

      */

      class FitData {
      public:

         /// construct with default option and data range
         explicit FitData(unsigned int maxpoints = 0, unsigned int dim = 1);

         /// construct passing options and default data range
         explicit FitData(const DataOptions &opt, unsigned int maxpoints = 0, unsigned int dim = 1);


         /// construct passing range and default options
         explicit FitData(const DataRange &range, unsigned int maxpoints = 0, unsigned int dim = 1);

         /// construct passing options and data range
         FitData(const DataOptions &opt, const DataRange &range,
                 unsigned int maxpoints = 0, unsigned int dim = 1);

         /// constructor from external data for 1D data
         FitData(unsigned int n, const double *dataX);

         /// constructor from external data for 2D data
         FitData(unsigned int n, const double *dataX, const double *dataY);

         /// constructor from external data for 3D data
         FitData(unsigned int n, const double *dataX, const double *dataY,
                 const double *dataZ);

         /**
           constructor for multi-dim external data and a range (data are copied inside according to the range)
           Uses as argument an iterator of a list (or vector) containing the const double * of the data
           An example could be the std::vector<const double *>::begin
         */
         FitData(const DataRange &range, unsigned int maxpoints, const double *dataX);

         /**
           constructor for multi-dim external data and a range (data are copied inside according to the range)
           Uses as argument an iterator of a list (or vector) containing the const double * of the data
           An example could be the std::vector<const double *>::begin
         */
         FitData(const DataRange &range, unsigned int maxpoints, const double *dataX, const double *dataY);

         /**
           constructor for multi-dim external data and a range (data are copied inside according to the range)
           Uses as argument an iterator of a list (or vector) containing the const double * of the data
           An example could be the std::vector<const double *>::begin
         */
         FitData(const DataRange &range, unsigned int maxpoints, const double *dataX, const double *dataY,
                 const double *dataZ);

         /**
           constructor for multi-dim external data (data are not copied inside)
           Uses as argument an iterator of a list (or vector) containing the const double * of the data
           An example could be the std::vector<const double *>::begin
           In case of weighted data, the external data must have a dim+1 lists of data
           The apssed dim refers just to the coordinate size
         */
         template<class Iterator>
         FitData(unsigned int n, unsigned int dim, Iterator dataItr) :
            fWrapped(true),
            fMaxPoints(n),
            fNPoints(fMaxPoints),
            fDim(dim),
            fCoordsPtr(fDim),
            fpTmpCoordVector(NULL)
         {
            assert(fDim >= 1);
            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fDim; i++) {
               fCoordsPtr[i] = *dataItr++;
            }

            if (fpTmpCoordVector) {
               delete[] fpTmpCoordVector;
               fpTmpCoordVector = NULL;
            }

            fpTmpCoordVector = new double [fDim];
         }

         /**
           constructor for multi-dim external data and a range (data are copied inside according to the range)
           Uses as argument an iterator of a list (or vector) containing the const double * of the data
           An example could be the std::vector<const double *>::begin
         */
         template<class Iterator>
         FitData(const DataRange &range, unsigned int maxpoints, unsigned int dim, Iterator dataItr) :
            fWrapped(false),
            fRange(range),
            fMaxPoints(maxpoints),
            fNPoints(0),
            fDim(dim),
            fpTmpCoordVector(NULL)
         {
            assert(fDim >= 1);
            InitCoordsVector();

            InitFromRange(dataItr);
         }

         /// dummy virtual destructor
         virtual ~FitData();

         FitData(const FitData &rhs);

         FitData &operator= (const FitData &rhs);

         void Append(unsigned int newPoints, unsigned int dim = 1);

      protected:
         /**
          * initializer routines to set the corresponding pointers right
          * The vectors must NOT be resized after this initialization
          * without setting the corresponding pointers in the
          * same moment ( has to be an atomic operation in case
          * of multithreading ).
         */
         void InitCoordsVector()
         {
            fCoords.resize(fDim);
            fCoordsPtr.resize(fDim);

            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fDim; i++) {
               fCoords[i].resize(fMaxPoints + VectorPadding(fMaxPoints));
               fCoordsPtr[i] = &fCoords[i].front();
            }

            if (fpTmpCoordVector) {
               delete[] fpTmpCoordVector;
               fpTmpCoordVector = NULL;
            }

            fpTmpCoordVector = new double [fDim];
         }

         template<class Iterator>
         void InitFromRange(Iterator dataItr)
         {
            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fMaxPoints; i++) {
               bool isInside = true;
               Iterator tmpItr = dataItr;

               for (unsigned int j = 0; j < fDim; j++)
                  isInside &= fRange.IsInside((*tmpItr++)[i], j);

               if (isInside) {
                  tmpItr = dataItr;

                  for (unsigned int k = 0; k < fDim; k++)
                     fpTmpCoordVector[k] = (*tmpItr++)[i];

                  Add(fpTmpCoordVector);
               }
            }
         }


      public:

         /**
           returns a single coordinate component of a point.
           This function is threadsafe in contrast to Coords(...)
           and can easily get vectorized by the compiler in loops
           running over the ipoint-index.
         */
         const double *GetCoordComponent(unsigned int ipoint, unsigned int icoord) const
         {
            assert(ipoint < fMaxPoints + VectorPadding(fMaxPoints));
            assert(icoord < fDim);
            assert(fCoordsPtr.size() == fDim);
            assert(fCoordsPtr[icoord]);
            assert(fCoords.empty() || &fCoords[icoord].front() == fCoordsPtr[icoord]);

            return &fCoordsPtr[icoord][ipoint];
         }

         /**
           return a pointer to the coordinates data for the given fit point
         */
         // not threadsafe, to be replaced with never constructs!
         // for example: just return std::array or std::vector, there's
         // is going to be only minor overhead in c++11.
         const double *Coords(unsigned int ipoint) const
         {
            assert(fpTmpCoordVector);
            assert(ipoint < fMaxPoints + VectorPadding(fMaxPoints));

            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fDim; i++) {
               assert(fCoordsPtr[i]);
               assert(fCoords.empty() || &fCoords[i].front() == fCoordsPtr[i]);

               fpTmpCoordVector[i] = fCoordsPtr[i][ipoint];
            }

            return fpTmpCoordVector;
         }

         /**
           add one dim data with only coordinate and values
         */
         void Add(double x)
         {
            assert(!fWrapped);
            assert(!fCoordsPtr.empty() && fCoordsPtr.size() == 1 && fCoordsPtr[0]);
            assert(1 == fDim);
            assert(fNPoints < fMaxPoints);

            fCoords[0][ fNPoints ] = x;

            fNPoints++;
         }

         /**
           add multi-dim coordinate data with only value
         */
         void Add(const double *x)
         {
            assert(!fWrapped);
            assert(!fCoordsPtr.empty() && fCoordsPtr.size() == fDim);
            assert(fNPoints < fMaxPoints);

            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fDim; i++) {
               fCoords[i][ fNPoints ] = x[i];
            }

            fNPoints++;
         }

         /**
           return number of fit points
         */
         unsigned int NPoints() const
         {
            return fNPoints;
         }

         /**
           return number of fit points
         */
         unsigned int Size() const
         {
            return fNPoints;
         }

         /**
           return coordinate data dimension
         */
         unsigned int NDim() const
         {
            return fDim;
         }

         /**
           access to options
         */
         const DataOptions &Opt() const
         {
            return fOptions;
         }
         DataOptions &Opt()
         {
            return fOptions;
         }

         /**
           access to range
         */
         const DataRange &Range() const
         {
            return fRange;
         }

         /**
           direct access to coord data ptrs
         */
         const std::vector< const double * > &GetCoordDataPtrs() const
         {
            return fCoordsPtr;
         }


      protected:
         void UnWrap()
         {
            assert(fWrapped);
            assert(fCoords.empty());

            fCoords.resize(fDim);
            for (unsigned int i = 0; i < fDim; i++) {
               assert(fCoordsPtr[i]);
               unsigned padding = VectorPadding(fNPoints);
               fCoords[i].resize(fNPoints + padding);
               std::copy(fCoordsPtr[i], fCoordsPtr[i] + fNPoints + padding, fCoords[i].begin());
               fCoordsPtr[i] = &fCoords[i].front();
            }

            fWrapped = false;
         }

#ifdef R__HAS_VECCORE
         /**
          * Compute the number that should be added to dataSize in order to have a
          * multiple of SIMD vector size.
          */
         static unsigned VectorPadding(unsigned dataSize)
         {
            unsigned padding = 0;
            unsigned modP = (dataSize) % vecCore::VectorSize<ROOT::Double_v>();
            if (modP > 0)
               padding = vecCore::VectorSize<ROOT::Double_v>() - modP;
            return padding;
         }
#else
         /**
          * If VecCore is not defined, there is no vectorization available and the SIMD vector
          * size will always be one. Then, as every number is a multiple of SIMD vector size, the
          * padding will always be zero.
          */
         static constexpr unsigned VectorPadding(const unsigned) { return 0; }
#endif

      protected:
         bool          fWrapped;

      private:

         DataOptions   fOptions;
         DataRange     fRange;

      protected:
         unsigned int  fMaxPoints;
         unsigned int  fNPoints;
         unsigned int  fDim;

      private:
         /**
          * This vector stores the vectorizable data:
          * The inner vectors contain the coordinates data
          * fCoords[0] is the vector for the x-coords
          * fCoords[1] is the vector for the y-coords
          * etc.
          * The vector of pointers stores the pointers
          * to the first elements of the corresponding
          * elements
          *
          * If fWrapped is true, fCoords is empty.
          * the data can only be accessed by using
          * fCoordsPtr.
         */
         std::vector< std::vector< double > > fCoords;
         std::vector< const double * > fCoordsPtr;

         double *fpTmpCoordVector; // non threadsafe stuff!

      };

   } // end namespace Fit

} // end namespace ROOT



#endif /* ROOT_Fit_Data */