Visualizing Dynamic Programming on Tree Decompositions.
Project description
TdVisu
Visualization for dynamic programming on tree decompositions. Create a graph object for each desired graph that is of interest for the dynamic programming. Then the visualization generates highlights and adds additional solutions for user-defined time steps. These snapshots of graphs get written in a supported file-format to a any folder. For the portable and light weight '.svg' format, all graphs for a timestep can be joined together to provide a thoroughly view on the process of dynamic programming.
With the '.svg' the images are highly customizable, and even combining several timesteps together using svg animate would be an option.
Using
Alubbock:Graphviz (or Graphviz (>=2.38))
How to install
After downloading the latest verion, go to the source-directory.
With Conda on the system installed, the dependencies for this project can be automatically installed in a new environment - or in a place of your choosing:
Open a conda-command-prompt with admin privileges and run the commands from the gpusat-VISU\tdvisualization_repo folder:
conda env create -f .\environment.yml
to create a new environment with basic dependencies
conda activate tdvisu
to activate the environment
dot.exe -c
to register the plugins
pip install --pre .
to install the project in the environment (currently in pre-release, to get pip see: https://anaconda.org/anaconda/pip)
python .\tdvisu\visualization.py -h
to confirm that the visualization finds all dependencies.
pip install .[test]
python -m unittest
to run all tests.
How to use
The visualization needs input in the form of the Json API. The creation of this file is exemplary implemented in construct_dpdb_visu.py or the fork GPUSAT and --visufile filename (optionally disabling preprocessing with -p).
Run the python file with the above dependencies installed: visualization.py
visualization.py takes two parameters, the json-infile to read from, and optionally one outputfolder. With both arguments a call from IPython might look like this:
runfile('visualization.py',
args='visugpusat.json examplefolder')
For #SAT it produces for example three different graphs suffixed with a running integer to represent timesteps:
- TDStep the tree decomposition with solved nodes
- PrimalGraphStep the primal graph with currently active variables highlighted
- IncidenceGraphStep the bipartite incidence graph with active clauses/variables highlighted
The graphs are images encoded in resolution independent .svg files (see https://www.lifewire.com/svg-file-4120603)
How to use construct_dpdb_visu.py
After installing the project dp_on_dbs with the there listed requirements, we need to
- edit the database.ini with our password to postgresql
- Solve a problem with
python dpdb.py [GENERAL-OPTIONS] -f <INPUT-FILE> <PROBLEM> [PROBLEM-SPECIFIC-OPTIONS]
- for the problem VertexCover
- with flag
--gr-file
to store the htd Input (if the input was in a different format)
- with flag
- for the problem SharpSat
- with flag
--store-formula
to store the formula in the database
- with flag
- for the problem VertexCover
- Run
- SharpSat:
python construct_dpdb_visu.py [PROBLEMNUMBER]
- VertexCover:
python construct_dpdb_visu.py [PROBLEMNUMBER] --twfile [TWFILE]
with the file in DIMACS tw-format containing the edges of the graph.
- SharpSat:
Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
Unreleased
- No unreleased changes yet.
0.5.1 - 2020-06-01
Added
Changed
- Changed setup.py with more documentation and simpler functionality.
- Updated Readme with a guide on how to use construct_dpdb_visu #2
Removed
- Removed publishing Action to testpypi #4
0.5.0-dev1 - 2020-06-01
Added
- Development version; beginning of the repository #1
- Added version.py
- Added module-name to imports
- Added README to tdvisu directly
Changed
- Fixed usage of
__version__
in tdvisu/construct_dpdb_visu.py
Removed
- Removed individual versioning
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