InverseScalingLearningRate.cpp

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#include <shogun/optimization/InverseScalingLearningRate.h>
#include <shogun/mathematics/Math.h>
#include <shogun/base/Parameter.h>

using namespace shogun;
float64_t InverseScalingLearningRate::get_learning_rate(int32_t iter_counter)
{
    REQUIRE(iter_counter,"Iter_counter (%d) must be positive\n", iter_counter);
    return m_initial_learning_rate/CMath::pow(m_intercept+m_slope*iter_counter,m_exponent);
}

void InverseScalingLearningRate::set_initial_learning_rate(float64_t initial_learning_rate)
{
    REQUIRE(initial_learning_rate>0.0, "Initial learning rate (%f) should be positive\n",
        initial_learning_rate);
    m_initial_learning_rate=initial_learning_rate;
}

void InverseScalingLearningRate::set_exponent(float64_t exponent)
{
    REQUIRE(exponent>0.0, "Exponent (%f) should be positive\n", exponent);
    m_exponent=exponent;
}

void InverseScalingLearningRate::set_slope(float64_t slope)
{
    REQUIRE(slope>0.0,"Slope (%f) should be positive\n", slope);
    m_slope=slope;
}

void InverseScalingLearningRate::set_intercept(float64_t intercept)
{
    REQUIRE(intercept>=0, "Intercept (%f) should be non-negative\n",
        intercept);
    m_intercept=intercept;
}
void InverseScalingLearningRate::init()
{
    m_exponent=0.5;
    m_initial_learning_rate=1.0;
    m_intercept=0.0;
    m_slope=1.0;
    SG_ADD(&m_slope, "InverseScalingLearningRate__m_slope",
        "slope in InverseScalingLearningRate", MS_NOT_AVAILABLE);
    SG_ADD(&m_exponent, "InverseScalingLearningRate__m_exponent",
        "exponent in InverseScalingLearningRate", MS_NOT_AVAILABLE);
    SG_ADD(&m_intercept, "InverseScalingLearningRate__m_intercept",
        "intercept in InverseScalingLearningRate", MS_NOT_AVAILABLE);
    SG_ADD(&m_initial_learning_rate, "InverseScalingLearningRate__m_initial_learning_rate",
        "initial_learning_rate in InverseScalingLearningRate", MS_NOT_AVAILABLE);
}