ProximitySortPlayerDataTrimAlg
This class is a child of PlayerDataTrimAlg, which trims a list of states based on the age and proximity of the elements. The older states are discarded, and if there are close points they are also discarded to avoid redundancy and increase exploration. It also supports that the residue between two phases is discarded first (this is informed by the type in each PlayerState). GIMME can benefit from the latter when bootstrapping the system because simulated data needs to be discarded as real data is added.
ProximitySortPlayerDataTrimAlg(max_num_model_elements: int, epsilon: decimal = 0.01, acc_state_residue: bool = False): void| Name: expected type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| __epsilon: decimal | 0.01 | A limit to the distance considered to be close. |
| __acc_state_residue: boolean | False | Informs the algorithm if it should consider type (see above). |
consider_state_residue(acc_state_residue: boolean): voidSets the __acc_state_residue flag.
__proximity_sort(elem: PlayerState): decimalSorting function to order a list by proximity.
__creation_time_sort(elem: PlayerState): decimalSorting function to order a list by age.
Overrides trimmedList (see PlayerDataTrimAlg).