HaskellLM-0.1.2: src/Math/LevenbergMarquardt.hs
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-- |
-- Module : Math.LevenbergMarquardt
-- License : GPL
--
-- Maintainer : Kiet Lam <ktklam9@gmail.com>
--
--
-- The Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm is a minimization
-- algorithm for functions expressed as a sum of squared
-- errors
--
-- This can be used for curve-fitting, multidimensional
-- function minimization, and neural networks training
--
--
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module Math.LevenbergMarquardt (
Function,
Jacobian,
lmMinimize
) where
import Data.Packed.Vector
import Data.Packed.Matrix
import Numeric.LinearAlgebra.Algorithms
import Numeric.Container
-- | Type that represents the function that can calculate the residues
type Function = Vector Double -> Vector Double
-- | Type that represents the function that can calculate the jacobian matrix
-- of the residue with respect to each parameter
type Jacobian = Vector Double -> Matrix Double
-- | Name says it all
sumSquared :: Vector Double -> Double
sumSquared = foldVector (+) 0 . mapVector (**2)
-- | Evolves the parameter x for f(x) = sum-square(e(x)) so that f(x)
-- will be minimized, where:
--
-- f = real-valued error function,
-- e(x) = {e1(x),e2(x),..,eN(x)}, where
-- e1(x) = the residue at the vector x
--
-- NOTE: eN(x) is usually represented as (sample - hypothesis(x))
--
-- e.g.: In training neural networks, hypothesis(x) would be the
-- network's output for a training set, and sample would be the
-- expected output for that training set
--
-- NOTE: The dampening constant(lambda) should be set to 0.01 and the dampening
-- update value (beta) should be set to be 10
lmMinimize :: Function -- ^ Multi-dimensional function that will
-- return a vector of residues
-> Jacobian -- ^ The function that calculate the Jacobian
-- matrix of each residue with respect to
-- each parameter
-> Vector Double -- ^ The initial guess for the parameter
-> Double -- ^ Dampening constant (usually lambda in most literature)
-> Double -- ^ Dampening update value (usually beta in most literature)
-> Double -- ^ The precision desired
-> Int -- ^ The maximum iteration
-> (Vector Double, Matrix Double) -- ^ Returns the optimal parameter
-- and the matrix path
lmMinimize func jacob param lambda beta prec iter =
let errValue = sumSquared $ func param
(v, m) = lmMinimizeInternal func jacob param prec errValue lambda beta iter [param]
in
(v, (fromLists . reverse . map toList) m)
lmMinimizeInternal :: Function -- ^ Multi-dimensional function that will
-- return a vector of residues
-> Jacobian -- ^ The Jacobian matrix of each residue
-- with respect to each parameter
-> Vector Double -- ^ The current guess for the parameter
-> Double -- ^ The precision desired
-> Double -- ^ The current value for the error function
-- (which is the sum of the residues squared)
-> Double -- ^ The dampening constant (lambda)
-> Double -- ^ The beta constant to update lambda
-> Int -- ^ The maximum iteration
-> [Vector Double] -- ^ The current matrix path
-> (Vector Double, [Vector Double]) -- ^ Returns the optimal parameter
-- and the matrix path
lmMinimizeInternal _ _ v _ _ _ _ 0 m = (v,m)
lmMinimizeInternal func jacob param prec errValue lambda beta iter mat =
let jacobian = jacob param
residues = func param
gradients = (trans jacobian) `mXv` residues
hessian = (trans jacobian) `multiply` jacobian
diagonalHessian = diagRect 0 (takeDiag hessian) (cols hessian) (cols hessian)
diagonalLambda = mapMatrix (*lambda) (ident (cols hessian))
hessianModded = hessian `add` diagonalLambda
newParam = param `sub` (flatten (linearSolveSVD hessianModded (reshape 1 gradients)))
newErrValue = (sumSquared . func) newParam
in
case norm2(gradients) < prec of
True -> (newParam, newParam:mat)
False ->
case newErrValue > errValue of
True -> lmMinimizeInternal func jacob param prec errValue (lambda * beta) beta iter mat
False -> lmMinimizeInternal func jacob newParam prec newErrValue (lambda / beta) beta (iter - 1) (newParam:mat)