#lang racket/base (require racket/flonum racket/list racket/promise racket/math racket/contract unstable/latent-contract/defthing "math.rkt" "utils.rkt" "sample.rkt") (provide (all-defined-out)) ;; make-kde/windowed : (vectorof flonum) flonum flonum flonum -> (listof flonum) -> (listof flonum) ;; (can assume that xs is sorted) ;; Make a naive KDE, but uses windows to keep from adding Gaussians more than max-dist away (define ((make-kde/windowed xs h max-dist q) ys) (define-values (_i ps) (for/fold ([i 0] [ps empty]) ([y (in-list ys)]) (define new-i (vector-find-index (λ (x) ((flabs (fl- x y)) . fl<= . max-dist)) xs i)) (cond [new-i (define new-j (vector-find-index (λ (x) ((flabs (fl- x y)) . fl> . max-dist)) xs new-i)) (define p (apply + (for/list ([x (in-vector xs new-i new-j)]) (define z (fl/ (fl- x y) h)) (fl* q (flexp (fl- 0.0 (fl* z z))))))) (values new-i (cons p ps))] [else (values 0 (cons 0.0 ps))]))) (reverse ps)) ;; make-kde/fast-gauss : natural (vectorof flonum) flonum flonum flonum (listof flonum) ;; -> (listof flonum) -> (listof flonum) ;; (can assume that xs is sorted) ;; Make a KDE using the Improved Fast Gauss Transform ;; Using the algorithm published in: ;; Changjiang Yang, Ramani Duraiswami, Nail A. Gumerov and Larry Davis ;; "Improved Fast Gauss Transform and Efficient Kernel Density Estimation" ;; Proceedings of the Ninth IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV 2003) ;; This also uses windows to keep from adding terms in Css more than max-dist away (define (make-kde/fast-gauss p xs h max-dist q bin-bounds) ;; Calculate the centers of each bin (define x*s (for/list ([x1 (in-list bin-bounds)] [x2 (in-list (rest bin-bounds))]) (cond [(eqv? x1 -inf.0) x2] [(eqv? x2 +inf.0) x1] [else (fl* 0.5 (+ x1 x2))]))) ;; Precalculate multiplicative factors (define scales (for/list ([a (in-range p)]) (fl/ (exact->inexact (expt 2.0 a)) (exact->inexact (factorial a))))) ;; Calculate per-x*, per-a constants Css (define-values (_i Css) (for/fold ([i 0] [Css empty]) ([x* (in-list x*s)]) (define new-i (vector-find-index (λ (x) ((flabs (fl- x* x)) . fl<= . max-dist)) xs i)) ;; A delay keeps this from evaluating until asking for the KDE in a range near this x* (define Cs (delay (cond [new-i (define new-j (vector-find-index (λ (x) ((flabs (fl- x* x)) . fl> . max-dist)) xs new-i)) (for/list ([a (in-range p)] [scale (in-list scales)]) (* scale (apply + (for/list ([x (in-vector xs new-i new-j)]) (define zx (fl/ (fl- x x*) h)) (fl* q (fl* (flexp (fl- 0.0 (fl* zx zx))) (exact->inexact (expt zx a))))))))] [else (build-list p (λ _ 0.0))]))) (values (if new-i new-i 0) (cons Cs Css)))) (λ (ys) (define yss (bin-samples bin-bounds ys)) (append* (for/list ([x* (in-list x*s)] [Cs (in-list (reverse Css))] [ys (in-list yss)]) (for/list ([y (in-list ys)]) (apply + (for/list ([a (in-range p)] [C (in-list (force Cs))]) (define zy (fl/ (fl- y x*) h)) (fl* C (fl* (flexp (fl- 0.0 (fl* zy zy))) (exact->inexact (expt zy a))))))))))) ;; The number of series terms to compute ;; Making this odd ensures fast-gauss doesn't return negatives (the series partial sums alternate +/-) (define series-terms 9) (defproc (kde [xs (listof real?)] [h real?]) (values mapped-function? (or/c rational? #f) (or/c rational? #f)) (if (empty? xs) (values (mapped-function (λ (y) 0) (λ (ys) (map (λ _ 0.0) ys))) #f #f) (let* ([xs (list->vector (sort (map exact->inexact xs) fl<))] [h (exact->inexact h)]) (define N (vector-length xs)) (define q (fl/ 1.0 (exact->inexact N))) (define c (fl/ 1.0 (fl* (sqrt pi) h))) (define max-dist (fl* h 5.0)) ;; The range of non-zero KDE values (define x-min (fl- (vector-ref xs 0) max-dist)) (define x-max (fl+ (vector-ref xs (sub1 N)) max-dist)) ;; Parameters for fast-gauss (define K (inexact->exact (flceiling (fl/ (fl- x-max x-min) h)))) (define p series-terms) ;; Make the KDE functions (define kde/windowed (make-kde/windowed xs h max-dist q)) (define kde/fast-gauss (delay (define bin-bounds (append (list -inf.0) (linear-seq x-min x-max (+ K 1)) (list +inf.0))) (make-kde/fast-gauss p xs h max-dist q bin-bounds))) (define fmap (sorted-apply (λ (ys) (sort ys <)) (λ (ys) (let ([ys (map exact->inexact ys)]) (define first-ps (build-list (count (λ (y) (y . fl< . x-min)) ys) (λ _ 0.0))) (define last-ps (build-list (count (λ (y) (y . fl> . x-max)) ys) (λ _ 0.0))) (define mid-ys (filter (λ (y) (and (x-min . fl<= . y) (y . fl<= . x-max))) ys)) (define mid-ps (cond [(empty? mid-ys) empty] [else (define M (length mid-ys)) ;; Use the KDE algorithms' asymptotic complexity to decide which to use (define fast-gauss-time (+ M (* K p N))) (define windowed-time (* M N)) ;(printf "est. fast-gauss-time = ~v~n" (exact->inexact fast-gauss-time)) ;(printf "est. windowed-time = ~v~n" (exact->inexact windowed-time)) ;; A bit of testing shows these to be fairly accurate estimates of actual time ;; (proportional to a constant) ;; So it seems the algorithms have similar multiplicative constants (cond [(fast-gauss-time . < . windowed-time) ((force kde/fast-gauss) mid-ys)] [else (kde/windowed mid-ys)])])) (append first-ps (map (λ (p) (fl* p c)) mid-ps) last-ps))))) (values (mapped-function (λ (x) (first (fmap (list x)))) fmap) x-min x-max))))