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import numba
import numpy as np
import hvwfg as hv
from desdeo_tools.utilities.fast_non_dominated_sorting import dominates, fast_non_dominated_sort_indices
from desdeo_tools.utilities.quality_indicator import hypervolume_indicator

from desdeo_tools.scalarization import SimpleASF

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fr = np.asarray(front, dtype="double")
return hv.wfg(fr, ref)

"""This code implements the PHI (Preference-based Hypervolume Indicator) and related decision assessment

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methods as introduced in the paper "A Performance Indicator for Interactive Evolutionary Multiobjective

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Optimization Methods." It's designed for analyzing multiobjective optimization problems, taking into

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account decision-maker preferences. The PHI indicator evaluates the performance of solutions relative
to a reference point, focusing on the coverage of the desired solution region.
To run the code to get the phi values you should run get_phi(),and for the decision phase you should run assess_decision_phase()

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For inquiries or further details, contact pouya(dot)aghaeipour(at)gmail.com.
When using this code or its methodology in academic or research work,

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please cite the paper appropriately to acknowledge the original work and its contributors.
P. Aghaei Pour, S. Bandaru, B. Afsar, M. Emmerich and K. Miettinen, "A Performance Indicator
for Interactive Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization Methods," in IEEE Transactions
on Evolutionary Computation, doi: 10.1109/TEVC.2023.3272953.
"""
class phi():

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def __init__(self, ideal):
"""Initialize with an ideal point for hypervolume calculations."""
self.name = 'test'
self.ideal = ideal

def check_rp_dominated(self, set_of_s, RP):
"""Check if the reference point (RP) is dominated by any solution in set_of_s."""
r = False
doms = []
for s in set_of_s:
if dominates(s, RP):
doms.append(True)
r = True
else:
doms.append(False)
return r, doms

def RP_dom_cal(self, set_of_s, RP, doms, nadir):
"""Calculate various hypervolume metrics when RP is dominated."""
ind = np.where(doms)[0]
nondoms = np.vstack((set_of_s, RP))[fast_non_dominated_sort_indices(np.vstack((set_of_s, RP)))[0][0]]
max_phv = hypervolume_indicator(np.asanyarray(self.ideal).reshape(1, -1), nadir)
all_phv = hypervolume_indicator(nondoms, nadir)
rp_phv = hypervolume_indicator(np.asanyarray(RP).reshape(1, -1), nadir)
pos_phv = hypervolume_indicator(np.asanyarray(set_of_s[ind]), nadir) - rp_phv
neg_phv = all_phv - pos_phv - rp_phv
if all_phv == 0:
return 0, 0, 0
else:
return 1 + (pos_phv / max_phv), (pos_phv + rp_phv) / max_phv, neg_phv / max_phv, rp_phv / max_phv

def RP_nondom_cal(self, set_of_s, RP, nadir):
"""Calculate various hypervolume metrics when RP is not dominated."""
nondoms = np.vstack((set_of_s, RP))[fast_non_dominated_sort_indices(np.vstack((set_of_s, RP)))[0][0]]
all_phv = hypervolume_indicator(nondoms, nadir)
rp_phv = hypervolume_indicator(np.asanyarray(RP).reshape(1, -1), nadir)
s_phv = hypervolume_indicator(np.asanyarray(set_of_s), nadir)
nondom_area = all_phv - s_phv
pos_phv = rp_phv - nondom_area
neg_phv = all_phv - rp_phv
if all_phv == 0:
return 0, 0, 0
else:
return pos_phv / rp_phv, pos_phv / all_phv, neg_phv / all_phv, rp_phv

def get_phi(self, set_of_s, RP, nadir):
is_rp_dominated, doms = self.check_rp_dominated(set_of_s, RP)
if is_rp_dominated:
combined_array = np.vstack((set_of_s, RP))
sorted_indices = fast_non_dominated_sort_indices(combined_array)

# Check if sorted_indices is empty or does not contain index 0
if len(sorted_indices) == 0 or len(sorted_indices[0]) == 0:
print("Warning: No non-dominated solutions found.")
return None

results = self.RP_dom_cal(set_of_s, RP, doms, nadir)
else:
results = self.RP_nondom_cal(set_of_s, RP, nadir)
return results

class phi_decision():

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def __init__(self, n_interactions, indicator_values, nadir):
"""Initialize with the number of interactions, indicator values, and nadir for hypervolume calculations."""
self.name = 'test'
self.n_interactions = n_interactions
self.indicator_values = indicator_values
self.nadir = nadir

def get_areas(self, rp1, rp2):
"""Calculate the shared hypervolume area between two reference points."""
# Ensure rp1 and rp2 are 2D arrays
if rp1.ndim == 1:
rp1 = rp1.reshape(1, -1)
if rp2.ndim == 1:
rp2 = rp2.reshape(1, -1)

dom21 = dominates(rp2.flatten(), rp1.flatten())
dom12 = dominates(rp1.flatten(), rp2.flatten())
hv_rp1 = hypervolume_indicator(rp1, self.nadir_1d)
hv_rp2 = hypervolume_indicator(rp2, self.nadir_1d)
hv_rp12 = hypervolume_indicator(np.vstack((rp1, rp2)), self.nadir_1d)
self.hv_rp12 = hv_rp12
if dom21:
shared_area = hv_rp1
elif dom12:
shared_area = hv_rp2
else:
extra_area_in_rp1 = abs(hv_rp12 - hv_rp2)
shared_area = hv_rp1 - extra_area_in_rp1
return shared_area

def interactions_areas(self, set_of_RPs, main_RP, n_interactions):
"""Calculate interaction areas for a set of reference points and a main reference point."""
areas = []
if n_interactions > 2:
for s in set_of_RPs:
areas.append(self.get_areas(s, main_RP))
else:
areas = self.get_areas(set_of_RPs, main_RP)
return areas

def get_weights(self, w, main_w):
"""Calculate the weights for the hypervolume shared areas."""
return w / self.hv_rp12

def assess(self, w, assessment_values):
"""Assess the decision phase using weighted mean of assessment values."""
assessment = np.mean(w * assessment_values)
return assessment

def assess_decision_phase(self, set_of_RPs, main_RP):
"""Assess the decision phase for a set of reference points and a main reference point."""
# Reshape main_RP to 2D array if it is 1D
if main_RP.ndim == 1:
main_RP = main_RP.reshape(1, -1)

# Ensure self.nadir is a 1D array
self.nadir_1d = self.nadir.flatten()

main_area = hypervolume_indicator(main_RP, self.nadir_1d)
shared_areas = self.interactions_areas(set_of_RPs, main_RP, self.n_interactions)
weights = self.get_weights(np.asarray(shared_areas), main_area)
results = self.assess(np.asarray(weights), np.asarray(self.indicator_values))
return results, weights


if __name__ == "__main__":
po_front = np.asarray([[1.0, 0], [0.5, 0.5], [0, 1.0], [2, -1], [0, 0]])
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