topological_energy
define_and_optimize_topological_energy Link
define_and_optimize_topological_energy(quotient_graph, point_cloud_graph, exports=True, formulae='improved', number_of_iteration=1000, choice_of_node_to_change='max_energy')
Compute and optimize the topological scores of each node in the PointCloudGraph.
This function first calculates the initial topological scores for each node in
the point_cloud_graph
using the init_topo_scores
function. Following this, it
optimizes the topological energy using the optimization_topo_scores
function.
Parameters:
-
quotient_graph
(QuotientGraph
) –The quotient graph derived from the
PointCloudGraph
. -
point_cloud_graph
(PointCloudGraph
) –The associated distance-based PointCloudGraph.
-
exports
(bool
, default:True
) –If True, exports the computed scores to a
.txt
file and saves a visualization of the scores on the quotient graph as a.png
image. Default is True. -
formulae
(str
, default:'improved'
) –Determines the formula used to compute the topological energy for a node. Options are: -
'improved'
(default): Uses the improved formula. -'old'
: Uses the old formula. -
number_of_iteration
(int
, default:1000
) –The number of iterations for topological energy optimization. Default is 1000.
-
choice_of_node_to_change
(str
, default:'max_energy'
) –The method used to select a node for changing its cluster. Options are: -
'max_energy'
(default): Selects the node with the maximum energy. -'random_proba_energy'
: Selects a node based on a probability distribution of energy values. -'max_energy_and_select'
: Selects the maximum energy node with additional selection criteria.
Notes
The function consists of two main steps:
1. Calculation of initial topological scores with init_topo_scores
.
2. Optimization of scores using optimization_topo_scores
.
At the end of the process, a summary message is printed to indicate that the optimization has been completed.
Source code in spectral_clustering/topological_energy.py
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init_topo_scores Link
init_topo_scores(quotient_graph, point_cloud_graph, exports=True, formulae='improved')
Calculate the topological scores for each node in the PointCloudGraph and associated energy metrics for the QuotientGraph.
This function computes the number of adjacent clusters in the PointCloudGraph that are different from the cluster of the considered node. It also calculates a per-node energy score for the QuotientGraph and the global topological energy of the entire QuotientGraph, which is the sum of the energies of its nodes.
Parameters:
-
quotient_graph
(QuotientGraph
) –The QuotientGraph object representing the coarse-grained view of the PointCloudGraph.
-
point_cloud_graph
(PointCloudGraph
) –The PointCloudGraph object, typically a distance-based graph, associated with the quotient graph.
-
exports
(bool
, default:True
) –If True, exports the computed scores to a
.txt
file and a matplotlib visualization (.png
) of the quotient graph. Default is True. -
formulae
((improved, old)
, default:'improved'
) –Specifies the formula used to compute the topological energy for each node: - 'improved': A refined computation method based on normalized counts of adjacent clusters. - 'old': A simpler, earlier computational approach. Default is 'improved'.
Returns:
-
None
–This function modifies
quotient_graph
andpoint_cloud_graph
in place by adding attributes such as: -number_of_adj_labels
for the PointCloudGraph nodes. -topological_energy
for the QuotientGraph nodes. Additionally, the global topological energy is stored in thequotient_graph.graph
attribute:global_topological_energy
.
Notes
- When
formulae='improved'
, the energy calculation considers the normalized contributions of connections to clusters different from the node’s own cluster. - This function works in-place, directly modifying the input graph objects.
- If
exports
is True, the function will generate:- A
.txt
file containing the computed energy scores for the PointCloudGraph. - A
.png
visualization of the QuotientGraph with node energies annotated.
- A
See Also
export_some_graph_attributes_on_point_cloud : Export node attributes for visualization or analysis. display_and_export_quotient_graph_matplotlib : Display and save a visualization of the graph structure.
Source code in spectral_clustering/topological_energy.py
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optimization_topo_scores Link
optimization_topo_scores(quotientgraph, pointcloudgraph, exports=True, number_of_iteration=1000, choice_of_node_to_change='max_energy', formulae='improved')
Optimizes the topological scores by iteratively modifying clusters of nodes in a point cloud graph and updating the corresponding energies.
The function starts by selecting a node based on its energy using the specified selection method. The selected node changes its cluster to one of its neighbor's clusters. The function then updates the global topological energy and other graph properties accordingly. The process is repeated for a specified number of iterations and can export the results, including graphs showing energy evolution.
Parameters:
-
quotientgraph
(QuotientGraph
) –The quotient graph that contains meta-information about clusters and associated energy values. This graph gets updated with changes during optimization.
-
pointcloudgraph
(PointCloudGraph
) –The point cloud graph where each node represents a point and is associated with cluster data. This is the main graph on which optimization operations are performed.
-
exports
(bool
, default:True
) –If True, the function will export the graph showing the evolution of the global energy, the quotient graph with energy values for each node, and point-cloud-related data. Default is True.
-
number_of_iteration
(int
, default:1000
) –The total number of iterations to perform for optimization. Default is 1000.
-
choice_of_node_to_change
(str
, default:'max_energy'
) –Method used to select the node for changing its cluster. Options include: - 'max_energy': Select nodes with the maximum energy. - 'random_proba_energy': Select nodes probabilistically based on normalized energy. - 'max_energy_and_select': Select nodes with maximum energy, applying additional constraints to avoid repeated selections. Default is 'max_energy'.
-
formulae
(str
, default:'improved'
) –The formula used for updating the energy based on cluster changes. Options: - 'old': Uses the original formula for energy updates. - 'improved': Uses an enhanced formula to adjust energy dependencies. This must match the formula used during the initialization of the system. Default is 'improved'.
Returns:
-
None
–This function modifies the given input graphs (
quotientgraph
andpointcloudgraph
) in place and optionally exports results as files.
Notes
- The function internally tracks the global energy values across iterations and can export these results visually as scatter plots.
- Clusters for the nodes are determined by their neighbors' attributes and random weight probabilities derived from their local environment.
Source code in spectral_clustering/topological_energy.py
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