view sample.cpp @ 266:4ffa05f25a00 sampling

Add initial sampling of database distances.  Zillions of FIXME comments
everywhere.

#include "audioDB.h"

unsigned audioDB::random_track(unsigned *propTable, unsigned total) {
  /* FIXME: make this O(1) by using the alias-rejection method, or
     some other sensible method of sampling from a discrete
     distribution. */
  /* FIXME: use a real random number generator, not random() */
  double thing = random() / (double) RAND_MAX;
  unsigned sofar = 0;
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < dbH->numFiles; i++) {
    sofar += propTable[i];
    if (thing < ((double) sofar / (double) total)) {
      return i;
    }
  }
  error("fell through in random_track()");

  /* FIXME: decorate error's declaration so that this isn't necessary */
  return 0;
}

void audioDB::sample(const char *dbName) {
  initTables(dbName, 0);

  // build track offset table (FIXME: cut'n'pasted from query.cpp)
  off_t *trackOffsetTable = new off_t[dbH->numFiles];
  unsigned cumTrack=0;
  for(unsigned int k = 0; k < dbH->numFiles; k++){
    trackOffsetTable[k] = cumTrack;
    cumTrack += trackTable[k] * dbH->dim;
  }

  unsigned *propTable = new unsigned[dbH->numFiles];
  unsigned total = 0;

  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < dbH->numFiles; i++) {
    /* what kind of a stupid language doesn't have binary max(), let
       alone nary? */
    unsigned int prop = trackTable[i] - sequenceLength + 1;
    prop = prop > 0 ? prop : 0;
    propTable[i] = prop;
    total += prop;
  }

  if (total == 0) {
    error("no sequences of this sequence length in the database", dbName);
  }

  unsigned int vlen = dbH->dim * sequenceLength;
  double *v1 = new double[vlen];
  double *v2 = new double[vlen];
  double v1norm, v2norm, v1v2;

  double sumdist = 0;
  double sumlogdist = 0;

  /* 1037 samples for now */
  for (unsigned int i = 0; i < 1037;) {
    /* FIXME: in Real Life we'll want to initialize the RNG using
       /dev/random or the current time or something.  */
    unsigned track1 = random_track(propTable, total);
    unsigned track2 = random_track(propTable, total);

    /* FIXME: this uses lower-order bits, which is OK on Linux but not
       necessarily elsewhere.  Again, use a real random number
       generator */
    unsigned i1 = random() % propTable[track1];
    unsigned i2 = random() % propTable[track2];

    VERB_LOG(1, "%d %d, %d %d | ", track1, i1, track2, i2);

    /* FIXME: this seeking, reading and distance calculation should
       share more code with the query loop */
    lseek(dbfid, dbH->dataOffset + trackOffsetTable[track1] * sizeof(double) + i1 * dbH->dim * sizeof(double), SEEK_SET);
    read(dbfid, v1, dbH->dim * sequenceLength * sizeof(double));

    lseek(dbfid, dbH->dataOffset + trackOffsetTable[track2] * sizeof(double) + i2 * dbH->dim * sizeof(double), SEEK_SET);
    read(dbfid, v2, dbH->dim * sequenceLength * sizeof(double));

    v1norm = 0;
    v2norm = 0;
    v1v2 = 0;

    for (unsigned int j = 0; j < vlen; j++) {
      v1norm += v1[j]*v1[j];
      v2norm += v2[j]*v2[j];
      v1v2 += v1[j]*v2[j];
    }

    /* FIXME: we must deal with infinities better than this; there
       could be all sorts of NaNs from arbitrary features.  Best
       include power thresholds or something... */
    if(isfinite(v1norm) && isfinite(v2norm) && isfinite(v1v2)) {

      VERB_LOG(1, "%f %f %f | ", v1norm, v2norm, v1v2);
      /* assume normalizedDistance == true for now */
      /* FIXME: not convinced that the statistics we calculated in
	 TASLP paper are valid for normalizedDistance */
      double dist = 2 - v1v2 / sqrt(v1norm * v2norm);
      VERB_LOG(1, "%f %f\n", dist, log(dist));
      sumdist += dist;
      sumlogdist += log(dist);
      i++;
    } else {
      VERB_LOG(1, "infinity found: %f %f %f\n", v1norm, v2norm, v1v2);
    }
  }

  std::cout << "Summary statistics" << std::endl;
  std::cout << "number of samples: " << 1037 << std::endl;
  std::cout << "sum of distances (S): " << sumdist << std::endl;
  std::cout << "sum of log distances (L): " << sumlogdist << std::endl;

  /* FIXME: we'll also want some summary statistics based on
     propTable, for the minimum-of-X estimate */

  delete[] propTable;
  delete[] v1;
  delete[] v2;
}