Source code for stonesoup.hypothesiser.composite

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from collections import defaultdict
from typing import Sequence

from .base import Hypothesiser
from ..base import Property
from ..predictor.composite import CompositePredictor
from ..types.hypothesis import CompositeProbabilityHypothesis
from ..types.multihypothesis import MultipleHypothesis


[docs]class CompositeHypothesiser(Hypothesiser): """Composite hypothesiser type A composition of ordered sub-hyposisers (:class:`~.Hypothesiser`). Hypothesises each sub-state of a track-detection pair using a corresponding sub-hypothesiser. """ sub_hypothesisers: Sequence[Hypothesiser] = Property( doc="Sequence of sub-hypothesisers comprising the composite hypothesiser. Must not be " "empty. These must be hypothesisers that return probability-weighted hypotheses, in " "order for composite hypothesis weights to be calculated.") def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) if len(self.sub_hypothesisers) == 0: raise ValueError("Cannot create an empty composite hypothesiser") if any(not isinstance(sub_hypothesiser, Hypothesiser) for sub_hypothesiser in self.sub_hypothesisers): raise ValueError("All sub-hypothesisers must be a hypothesiser type") # create predictor as composition of sub-hypothesisers' predictors sub_predictors = list() for sub_hypothesiser in self.sub_hypothesisers: sub_predictors.append(sub_hypothesiser.predictor) self.predictor = CompositePredictor(sub_predictors)
[docs] def hypothesise(self, track, detections, timestamp): """Evaluate and return all track association hypotheses. For a given track and a set of N available detections, return a MultipleHypothesis object composed of N+1 :class:`~.CompositeProbabilityHypothesis` (including a null hypothesis), each with an associated probability. Parameters ---------- track: :class:`~.Track` The track object to hypothesise on, existing in a composite state space detections: :class:`set` A set of :class:`~CompositeDetection` objects, representing the available detections. timestamp: :class:`datetime.datetime` A timestamp used when evaluating the state and measurement predictions. Note that if a given detection has a non empty timestamp, then prediction will be performed according to the timestamp of the detection. Returns ------- : :class:`~.MultipleHypothesis` A container of :class:`~CompositeHypothesis` objects, each of which containing a sequence of :class:`~.SingleHypothesis` objects """ all_hypotheses = list() # Common state & measurement prediction prediction = self.predictor.predict(track, timestamp=timestamp) null_sub_hypotheses = list() # as each detection is composite, it will have a set of sub-hypotheses paired to it detections_hypotheses = defaultdict(list) # loop over the sub-states of the track and sub-hypothesisers for sub_state_index, (sub_state, sub_hypothesiser) in enumerate( zip(track[-1].sub_states, self.sub_hypothesisers)): # store all sub-detections produced from sub-state index i sub_state_detections = set() # need way to get whole composite detections back from their i-th components # create dictionary, keyed by the i-th components, where the value is whole detection # will keep track of all detections that have an i-th component relevant_detections = dict() for detection in detections: try: sub_detection_index = detection.mapping.index(sub_state_index) except ValueError: continue sub_detection = detection[sub_detection_index] sub_state_detections.add(sub_detection) relevant_detections[sub_detection] = detection # get all hypotheses for the i-th component, considering i-th component of track state sub_hypotheses = sub_hypothesiser.hypothesise(sub_state, sub_state_detections, timestamp=timestamp) # get the set of single hypotheses back sub_hypotheses = sub_hypotheses.single_hypotheses # Store sub-null-hypothesis for detections that didn't have i-th component sub_null_hypothesis = None while sub_hypotheses: sub_hypothesis = sub_hypotheses.pop() if not sub_hypothesis: sub_null_hypothesis = sub_hypothesis else: # get whole detection back, using relevant_detection = relevant_detections[sub_hypothesis.measurement] # Add hypothesis to detection's hypotheses container detections_hypotheses[relevant_detection].append(sub_hypothesis) # For detections without i-th component, use sub-missed detection hypothesis for detection in detections - set(relevant_detections.values()): detections_hypotheses[detection].append(sub_null_hypothesis) # Add sub-null-hypothesis to composite null hypothesis null_sub_hypotheses.append(sub_null_hypothesis) # add a composite hypothesis for each detection for detection in detections: # get all sub-hypotheses for detection sub_hypotheses = detections_hypotheses[detection] all_hypotheses.append(CompositeProbabilityHypothesis(prediction=prediction, measurement=detection, sub_hypotheses=sub_hypotheses)) # add null-hypothesis all_hypotheses.append(CompositeProbabilityHypothesis(prediction=prediction, measurement=None, sub_hypotheses=null_sub_hypotheses)) return MultipleHypothesis(all_hypotheses, normalise=True, total_weight=1)
def __contains__(self, item): return self.sub_hypothesisers.__contains__(item) def __getitem__(self, index): """Can be indexed as a list, or sliced, in which case a new composite hypothesiser will be created from the sub-list of sub-hypothesisers.""" if isinstance(index, slice): return self.__class__(self.sub_hypothesisers.__getitem__(index)) return self.sub_hypothesisers.__getitem__(index) def __iter__(self): return self.sub_hypothesisers.__iter__() def __len__(self): return self.sub_hypothesisers.__len__()