public static void runSearchProcess()
{
/* Here is where you code goes.
* You have access to the previous fields and properties.
* In general, I envision that you will declare three large objects
* at the beginning of this function (a generation approach, an evaluation
* approach, and a guidance approach) and initialize them with their
* important values. */
/*** here is an example ***/
output(null, null, "making new generation method", "initializing generation with data");
Generation.randomChoose GenerationApproach = new Generation.randomChoose(Program.seed,
Program.rulesets, 50, false, Program.settings.recompileRules, Program.settings.execDir,
Program.settings.compiledparamRules);
SearchIO.output("making new evaluation", 2);
Evaluation.EvaluateSwirls EvaluationApproach = new Evaluation.EvaluateSwirls();
output("making new guidance", 2);
Guidance.DoNothingButDisplay GuidanceApproach = new Guidance.DoNothingButDisplay();
/*start search */
iteration = 0;
int iterMax = 50;
int populationSize = 5;
candidate[] candidates = new candidate[populationSize];
do
{
iteration++;
output("", null, "generate", "entering generation",
"entering the generation:" + GenerationApproach.GetType().ToString());
candidates = GenerationApproach.GenerateArrayOfCandidates(populationSize);
SearchIO.output("leaving generation", 3);
output(null, null, "evaluate", "entering evaluation",
"entering the evaluation:" + EvaluationApproach.GetType().ToString());
EvaluationApproach.assignSwirlSizeToAllCandidates(candidates);
output("leaving evaluation", 3);
output("and now guidance", 2);
//object misc;
//GuidanceApproach.displayBiggest(candidates, out misc);
//miscObject = misc;
GuidanceApproach.displayBiggest(candidates);
/* Some sleep time (25 ms) for the thread will ensure that the display thread
* has time to update itself. This can also happen if the priority is set very
* low. Howver, this sleep statement does slow down the process. Comment out if
* there are many iteration (> 10^5). */
//Thread.Sleep(25);
/* Additonally, it may be useful to force a garbage collection at the end of each
* iteration. Although, since it is time consuming, check to see how memory is
* increasing in TaskManager. If it is unaffected by this, then comment out.
* It is typical for GraphSynth to require to 50 MB. Essentially, the sleep
* statement should give the system time to garbage collect as well. */
//GC.Collect();
} while (!terminateRequest && iteration != iterMax); /* also check if population converged
* some additional boolean functions. */
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[0].graph, "candidate 0");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[1].graph, "candidate 1");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[2].graph, "candidate 2");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[3].graph, "candidate 3");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[4].graph, "candidate 4");
candidate.saveToXml(candidates, "candidate", settings.outputDirectory);
}
public static void runSearchProcess()
{
/* Here is where you code goes.
* You have access to the previous fields and properties.
* In general, I envision that you will declare three large objects
* at the beginning of this function (a generation approach, an evaluation
* approach, and a guidance approach) and initialize them with their
* important values. */
/*** here is an example ***/
output(null, null, "making new generation method", "initializing generation with data");
Generation.randomChoose GenerationApproach = new Generation.randomChoose(Program.seed,
Program.rulesets, 50, false, Program.settings.recompileRules, Program.settings.execDir,
Program.settings.compiledparamRules);
SearchIO.output("making new evaluation", 2);
Evaluation.EvaluateSwirls EvaluationApproach = new Evaluation.EvaluateSwirls();
output("making new guidance", 2);
Guidance.DoNothingButDisplay GuidanceApproach = new Guidance.DoNothingButDisplay();
/*start search */
iteration = 0;
int iterMax = 50;
int populationSize = 5;
candidate[] candidates = new candidate[populationSize];
do
{
iteration++;
output("", null, "generate", "entering generation",
"entering the generation:" + GenerationApproach.GetType().ToString());
candidates = GenerationApproach.GenerateArrayOfCandidates(populationSize);
SearchIO.output("leaving generation", 3);
output(null, null, "evaluate", "entering evaluation",
"entering the evaluation:" + EvaluationApproach.GetType().ToString());
EvaluationApproach.assignSwirlSizeToAllCandidates(candidates);
output("leaving evaluation", 3);
output("and now guidance", 2);
//object misc;
//GuidanceApproach.displayBiggest(candidates, out misc);
//miscObject = misc;
GuidanceApproach.displayBiggest(candidates);
/* Some sleep time (25 ms) for the thread will ensure that the display thread
* has time to update itself. This can also happen if the priority is set very
* low. Howver, this sleep statement does slow down the process. Comment out if
* there are many iteration (> 10^5). */
//Thread.Sleep(25);
/* Additonally, it may be useful to force a garbage collection at the end of each
* iteration. Although, since it is time consuming, check to see how memory is
* increasing in TaskManager. If it is unaffected by this, then comment out.
* It is typical for GraphSynth to require to 50 MB. Essentially, the sleep
statement should give the system time to garbage collect as well. */
//GC.Collect();
} while (!terminateRequest && iteration != iterMax); /* also check if population converged
* some additional boolean functions. */
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[0].graph, "candidate 0");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[1].graph, "candidate 1");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[2].graph, "candidate 2");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[3].graph, "candidate 3");
addAndShowGraphDisplay(candidates[4].graph, "candidate 4");
candidate.saveToXml(candidates, "candidate", settings.outputDirectory);
}
