import jax, jax.numpy as jnp from .base import BaseCrossover from utils.tools import ( extract_node_attrs, extract_conn_attrs, set_node_attrs, set_conn_attrs, ) class DefaultCrossover(BaseCrossover): def __call__(self, state, randkey, genome, nodes1, conns1, nodes2, conns2): """ use genome1 and genome2 to generate a new genome notice that genome1 should have higher fitness than genome2 (genome1 is winner!) """ randkey1, randkey2 = jax.random.split(randkey, 2) randkeys1 = jax.random.split(randkey1, genome.max_nodes) randkeys2 = jax.random.split(randkey2, genome.max_conns) # crossover nodes keys1, keys2 = nodes1[:, 0], nodes2[:, 0] # make homologous genes align in nodes2 align with nodes1 nodes2 = self.align_array(keys1, keys2, nodes2, is_conn=False) # For not homologous genes, use the value of nodes1(winner) # For homologous genes, use the crossover result between nodes1 and nodes2 node_attrs1 = jax.vmap(extract_node_attrs)(nodes1) node_attrs2 = jax.vmap(extract_node_attrs)(nodes2) new_node_attrs = jnp.where( jnp.isnan(node_attrs1) | jnp.isnan(node_attrs2), # one of them is nan node_attrs1, # not homologous genes or both nan, use the value of nodes1(winner) jax.vmap(genome.node_gene.crossover, in_axes=(None, 0, 0, 0))( state, randkeys1, node_attrs1, node_attrs2 ), # homologous or both nan ) new_nodes = jax.vmap(set_node_attrs)(nodes1, new_node_attrs) # crossover connections con_keys1, con_keys2 = conns1[:, :2], conns2[:, :2] conns2 = self.align_array(con_keys1, con_keys2, conns2, is_conn=True) conns_attrs1 = jax.vmap(extract_conn_attrs)(conns1) conns_attrs2 = jax.vmap(extract_conn_attrs)(conns2) new_conn_attrs = jnp.where( jnp.isnan(conns_attrs1) | jnp.isnan(conns_attrs2), conns_attrs1, # not homologous genes or both nan, use the value of conns1(winner) jax.vmap(genome.conn_gene.crossover, in_axes=(None, 0, 0, 0))( state, randkeys2, conns_attrs1, conns_attrs2 ), # homologous or both nan ) new_conns = jax.vmap(set_conn_attrs)(conns1, new_conn_attrs) return new_nodes, new_conns def align_array(self, seq1, seq2, ar2, is_conn: bool): """ After I review this code, I found that it is the most difficult part of the code. Please consider carefully before change it! make ar2 align with ar1. :param seq1: :param seq2: :param ar2: :param is_conn: :return: align means to intersect part of ar2 will be at the same position as ar1, non-intersect part of ar2 will be set to Nan """ seq1, seq2 = seq1[:, jnp.newaxis], seq2[jnp.newaxis, :] mask = (seq1 == seq2) & (~jnp.isnan(seq1)) if is_conn: mask = jnp.all(mask, axis=2) intersect_mask = mask.any(axis=1) idx = jnp.arange(0, len(seq1)) idx_fixed = jnp.dot(mask, idx) refactor_ar2 = jnp.where( intersect_mask[:, jnp.newaxis], ar2[idx_fixed], jnp.nan ) return refactor_ar2