liboleg-2010.1.10.0: Data/Symbolic/Diff.hs
{-# OPTIONS -fglasgow-exts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
-- | Reify the (compiled) code to its typed TH representation
-- (or, the dictionary *view*, to be precise) and reflect\/compile that code.
-- We must spread the code through several modules, due to the
-- particular requirement of the Template Haskell.
-- See DiffTest.hs for reflection of the differentiated TH code back
-- into (machine) code.
module Data.Symbolic.Diff where
import Data.Symbolic.TypedCode
-- | Lift Nums, Fractionals, and Floating to code expressions
--
instance Num a => Num (Code a) where
x + y = op'add `appC` x `appC` y
x - y = op'sub `appC` x `appC` y
x * y = op'mul `appC` x `appC` y
negate x = op'negate `appC` x
fromInteger = integerC
instance Fractional a => Fractional (Code a) where
x / y = op'div `appC` x `appC` y
recip x = op'recip `appC` x
fromRational = rationalC
instance Floating a => Floating (Code a) where
pi = op'pi
sin x = op'sin `appC` x
cos x = op'cos `appC` x
testf1 :: Num a => a
testf1 = 1 + 2
testf1' = return (testf1 :: Code Int)
testf1'' = showQC testf1' -- (GHC.Num.+) 1 2
-- | We can define a function
--
test1f x = let y = x * x in y + 1
test1 = test1f (2.0::Float)
-- | we can even compile it. At any point, we can reify it, into
-- a `dictionary view'
-- The result is the TH code, which we can print, and compile back
-- to the code. We can also differentiate the TH code, simplify it,
-- partially evaluate it, etc.
--
test1c = new'diffVar >>= \ (v::Var Float) -> return $ (test1f (var'exp v),v)
test1r = test1c >>= \ (c,v) -> reflectDF v c
test1cp = showQC test1r
-- and reflect it back, see DiffTest.hs
{-
We must stress that there is no `reify' function. One may say it is
built into Haskell already.
*Diff> test1
5.0
*DiffTest> test1'
5.0
*Diff> test1cp
\dx_0 -> GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* dx_0 dx_0) 1
-}
-- | Symbolic Differentiation of the reified, typed TH code expressions
-- The derivative over the code is a type preserving operation
--
diffC :: (Floating a, Floating b) => Var b -> Code a -> Code a
diffC v c | Just _ <- on'litC c = 0
diffC v c | Just ev <- on'varC v c = either (const 1) (const 0) ev
diffC v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'add c =
(diffC v x) + (diffC v y)
diffC v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'sub c =
(diffC v x) - (diffC v y)
diffC v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'mul c =
((diffC v x) * y) + (x * (diffC v y))
diffC v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'div c =
((diffC v x) * y - x * (diffC v y)) / (y*y)
diffC v c | Just x <- on'1opC op'negate c =
negate (diffC v x)
diffC v c | Just x <- on'1opC op'recip c =
negate (diffC v x) / (x*x)
diffC v c | Just x <- on'1opC op'sin c =
(diffC v x) * cos x
diffC v c | Just x <- on'1opC op'cos c =
negate ((diffC v x) * sin x)
diffC v c = error $ "Cannot handle code: " ++ show c
test1d = test1c >>= \ (c,v) -> reflectDF v $ diffC v c
test1dp = showQC test1d
{-
*Diff> test1dp
\dx_0 -> (GHC.Num.+) ((GHC.Num.+) ((GHC.Num.*) 1 dx_0) ((GHC.Num.*) dx_0 1)) 0
-}
-- | Simplification rules
-- simplification is type-preserving
-- obviously, simplification is an `open-ended' problem:
-- we could even recognize common sub-expressions and simplify them
-- by introducing let binding.
-- In the following however, we do trivial simplification only.
-- One can always add more simplification rules later.
--
simpleC :: Floating a => Var b -> Code a -> Code a
-- | repeat until no simplifications are made
simpleC v c | Just c' <- simpleCL v c = simpleC v c'
simpleC v c = c
simpleCL :: Floating a => Var b -> Code a -> Maybe (Code a)
simpleCL v c | Just _ <- on'litC c = Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just _ <- on'varC v c = Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'add c =
simple'recur op'add sadd v x y
where
sadd x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC x = Just y
sadd x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC y = Just x
-- constant folding
sadd x y | (Just x, Just y) <- (on'litRationalC x, on'litRationalC y)
= Just (fromRational $ x + y)
sadd x y = Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'sub c =
simple'recur op'sub ssub v x y
where
ssub x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC y = Just x
-- constant folding
ssub x y | (Just x, Just y) <- (on'litRationalC x, on'litRationalC y)
= Just (fromRational $ x - y)
ssub x y = Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'mul c =
simple'recur op'mul smul v x y
where
smul x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC x = Just (fromRational 0)
smul x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC y = Just (fromRational 0)
smul x y | Just 1 <- on'litRationalC x = Just y
smul x y | Just 1 <- on'litRationalC y = Just x
smul x y | (Just x, Just y) <- (on'litRationalC x, on'litRationalC y)
= Just (fromRational $ x * y)
smul x y = Nothing -- error $ unwords ["here",show x,show y] -- Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just (x,y) <- on'2opC op'div c =
simple'recur op'div sdiv v x y
where
sdiv x y | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC x = Just (fromRational 0)
sdiv x y = Nothing -- error $ unwords ["here",show x,show y] -- Nothing
simpleCL v c | Just x <- on'1opC op'negate c =
simple'recur1 op'negate sneg v x
where
sneg x | Just 0 <- on'litRationalC x = Just (fromRational 0)
sneg x = Nothing
simpleCL v c = Nothing
simple'recur op fn v x y =
case (simpleCL v x, simpleCL v y) of
(Nothing,Nothing) -> fn x y
(Just x,Nothing) -> Just (op `appC` x `appC` y)
(Nothing,Just y) -> Just (op `appC` x `appC` y)
(Just x,Just y) -> Just (op `appC` x `appC` y)
simple'recur1 op fn v x =
case simpleCL v x of
Nothing -> fn x
Just x -> Just (op `appC` x)
test1ds = test1c >>= \ (c,v) -> reflectDF v $ simpleC v $ diffC v c
test1dsp = showQC test1ds
{-
*Diff> test1dsp
\dx_0 -> GHC.Num.+ dx_0 dx_0
-}
-- | And that's about it. Putting it all together gives us:
--
diff_fn :: Floating b => (forall a. Floating a => a -> a) -> QCode (b -> b)
diff_fn f =
do
v <- new'diffVar
let body = f (var'exp v) -- reified body of the function
reflectDF v . simpleC v . diffC v $ body -- differentiate and simplify
-- | This is a useful helper to show us the code of the function in question
show_fn :: (forall a. Floating a => a -> a) -> IO ()
show_fn f = showQC (
do
v <- new'diffVar
reflectDF v (f (var'exp v)))
-- We can either print the result of diff_fn, or compile it
-- (that is, splice it: see DiffTest.hs)
-- | More examples
--
test2f x = foldl (\z c -> x*z + c) 0 [1,2,3]
test2n = test2f (4::Float) -- 27.0
test2s = show_fn test2f
{-
*Diff> test2s
\dx_0 -> GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* dx_0 (GHC.Num.+
(GHC.Num.* dx_0 (GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* dx_0 0) 1)) 2)) 3
-}
test2ds = showQC (diff_fn test2f)
{- Not too bad: 2*x + 2
*Diff> test2ds
\dx_0 -> GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.+ dx_0 2) dx_0
-}
{- The differentiated code can be `compiled back', see DiffTest.hs
test2dn = $(reflectQC (diff_fn test2f)) (4::Float)
-- 10.0
-}
-- Check the constant folding
test11f x = 2*x + 3*x
test11ds = showQC (diff_fn test11f) -- \dx_0 -> 5%1
-- | Here's a slightly more complex example:
--
test5f x = sin (5*x + pi/2) + cos(1 / x)
test5n = test5f (pi::Float) -- cos(1/pi)-1 == -5.023426e-2
test5ds = showQC (diff_fn test5f)
{- which isn't too bad: quite optimal, actually
*Diff> test5ds
\dx_0 -> GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* 5 (GHC.Float.cos
(GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* 5 dx_0) (GHC.Real./ GHC.Float.pi 2))))
(GHC.Num.negate (GHC.Num.* (GHC.Real./ ((-1)%1) (GHC.Num.* dx_0 dx_0))
(GHC.Float.sin (GHC.Real./ 1 dx_0))))
-}
-- One may evaluate the function test5f numerically, differentiate it
-- symbolically, check the result of differentiation -- and evaluate it
-- numerically right away. See test5dn in DiffTest.hs for the latter.
-- | We can even do partial derivatives:
--
test3f x y = (x*y + (5*x*x)) / y
test4x y = diff_fn (\x -> test3f x (fromIntegral y))
test4y x = diff_fn (test3f (fromInteger x))
test4xds = showQC (test4x 1) -- 1 + 10*x
test4yds = showQC (test4y 5)
{-
*DiffTest> test4yds
\dx_0 -> GHC.Real./ (GHC.Num.- (GHC.Num.* 5 dx_0)
(GHC.Num.+ (GHC.Num.* 5 dx_0) (125%1))) (GHC.Num.* dx_0 dx_0)
-}
{- In DiffTest.hs
-- partial derivative with respect to x
test4xdn = $(reflectQC (test4x 1)) (2::Float)
-- 21.0
-- | partial derivative with respect to y
test4ydn = $(reflectQC (test4y 5)) (5::Float)
-- -5.0
-}