SPOT
2.11.14
- NEWS:
- repeatsOCBA sorts x,y values. If zero variances occur, the best
results are re-evaluated, not the first in the data frame.
2.11.12
2.11.10
- NEWS:
- result$xBestOcba is returned as a (1xn) matrix
- result$yBestOcba is returned as a (1x1) matrix
2.11.8
2.11.6
2.11.4
2.11.2
- BUGFIX:
- predictKrigingReinterpolation error handling for inverting PsiB
2.11.0
- NEW:
- evaluateModel mechanism modified
- new function vmessage()
- duplicateAndReplicateHandling considers constraints
2.10.20
- BUGFIX:
- control$optimizer returns list (xbest, ybest)
2.10.18
- BUGFIX:
- control$optimizer returns NA as matrix
2.10.16
- BUGFIX:
- evaluateModel returns NA (no matrix) if errors occur
2.10.14
- BUGFIX:
- evaluateModel returns matrix NA if errors occur
2.10.12
- BUGFIX:
- if target = ei, predict from buildKriging returns list with first
element “ei”.
- this is relevant, because evaluateModel returns the first entry from
predict
- Note: ei is computed in a different way in infillExpectedImprovement
and in buildKrigingForrester, if noise is TRUE
- NEWS:
- evaluate.R renamed to evaluateModel.R
2.10.10
- BUGFIX: ssq replaces SSQ in buildKriging()
2.10.8
NEWS: normalizeMatrix() accepts MARGIN argument, default is
MARGIN=2 (columnwise)
2.10.6
- NEWS:
- documentation
- parameter “direct” removed from controlList
2.10.4
- BUGFIX:
- OCBA index error fixed (FR)
- NEWS:
2.10.2
- BUGFIX:
- repeatsOCBA(): simple solution if OCBAres is all zeros (could be
improved)
2.10.0
2.9.54
- NEWS:
- documentation updated
- duplicateAndReplicateHandling uses “if (any(apply(x, 1, identical,
xnew[i,]))) {”
2.9.52
2.9.50
- BUGFIX: … added to fun call in objectiveFunctionEvaluation()
2.9.48
- NEW: objectiveFunctionEvaluation: Program execution is not stopped
if errors occur, only NAs are returned. This behaviour is activated when
control\(yImputation\)handleNAsMethod
is not NULL (default is NULL)
2.9.46
- NEW: minor change in funErr: meaning of prob changed. Now smaller
prob values represent less errors.
2.9.44
- NEW: funError function to generate NAs etc.
2.9.42
- NEW: spotLoop implements error handling for
objectiveFunctionEvaluation.
2.9.40
- NEW: handleNA -> handleNAs
2.9.38
- NEW: y imputation for multiple objectives separately
2.9.36
- NEW: y imputation in spot() before y is passed to spotLoop()
2.9.34
- NEW: examples for objectiveFunctionEvaluation
2.9.32
- NEW: calc seed in objectiveFunctionEvaluation
2.9.30
- NEW: objectiveFunctionEvaluation rewritten
2.9.28
2.9.26
2.9.24:
- NEWS: default handleNAs: is.nan added
2.9.22
- BUGFIX:
- OCBAbudget <- OCBABudget (typo)
2.9.20
2.9.16
- NEWS:
- further logging and tests
2.9.14
- NEWS:
- additional tests for control list
2.9.12
- NEWS:
- test.duplicates
- OCBA documentation
- buildLasso uses nfolds = 10 (same default as in glmnet) and
grouped=FALSE (default in glmnet is TRUE, but it states: “This is an
experimental argument, with default TRUE”)
- SPOTVignette: minor updates
- BUGFIX:
- “if (any(apply(x, 1, identical, xnew[i, ])))” bug fixed in
duplicateHandling.R
2.9.10
2.9.8
2.9.6
BUGFIX:
2.9.4
- NEW:
- yImputation options setup
- progress shows best y value
2.9.2
- NEWS: y imputation for arbitrary criteria such as is.na, is.infinite
etc. (also user specified)
2.9.0
- NEWS:
- NA handling improved. New option handleNAMethod (FR). Replaces
option fixError
2.8.8:
- NEWS:
- severity plots improved (SC)
2.8.6
- NEWS:
- if call of control$model() returns an error, the corresponding (x,y)
values that caused this error are shown
2.8.4
- NEWS:
- control$parNames added to control list
- spotControl(): argument “dimension” is mandatory, i.e., calling
“spotControl()”” will result in an error.
2.8.2
- NEWS:
- Progress shows used time budget
- BUGFIX:
- spot() uses inherits instead of class to resolve the following NOTE:
Found if() conditions comparing class() to string: File ‘SPOT/R/spot.R’:
if (class(control) == “spotGaussianProcessModel”) … Use inherits() (or
maybe is()) instead.
2.8.0
- NEWS:
- optimRandomSearch
- buildRandomSearchDummy
2.7.24
- NEWS:
- Typos in vignette corrected
2.7.22
- NEWS:
- vignette updated
- bench01 results
2.7.18
- NEWS:
- vignette with simple benchmark
2.7.16
- BUGFIX:
- ySurr reports correct value in case of multi starts
2.7.14
- NEW:
- spot() return information about the search on the surrogate: ySurr.
- Note: First values in ySurr are NAs, beacuse the surrogate is not
available during the initial design phase.
2.7.12
- NEW:
- predictBO returns negLog10ei
2.7.10
2.7.8
- BUGFIX:
- getMultiStartPoints uses the correct number of replicates, i.e.,
1
2.7.6
- NEW:
- tests for multi starts
- spotControl() uses as defaults: lower = rep(0, dimension), and upper
= rep(1, dimension),
2.7.4
- NEW:
- Surrogate model based optimization with multi start:
- control$multiStart with default value 1 (no multi start)
2.7.2
- NEW:
- control\(maxTime moved to
control\)time$maxTime
- control\(tolerance =
sqrt(.Machine\)double.eps)
- optimLagp.R: routines from Gramacy’s book (surrogates)
2.7.0
- NEW:
- objectiveFunctionEvaluation(): new handling of return values
(matrices). Returns always a matrix with nrow(xnew) rows, where
nrow(xnew) is the number of new x points to be evaluated
2.6.16
- NEW:
- Improved logging management:
- returnFullControlList: if TRUE, the full control list is returned
from spot()
- option replicateResult implemented
- result contains end time (time$endTime)
2.6.14
- NEW
- spot() returns complete list of control values: result$control <-
control
2.6.12
- NEW:
- transformX()
- objectiveFunctionEvaluation() accepts new argument
transformFunList
2.6.10
- NEW:
- Logging and verbosity improved
2.6.8
- NEW:
- verbosity handling improved
2.6.6
2.6.4
- NEW: MOO (multiple objectives for optimization)
2.6.2
2.6.0
- NEWS
- multi-objective objective functions:
- objectiveFunctionEvaluation() returns a matrix. Each column
represents one objective
2.5.70
- BUGFIX
- buildTree roxygen2 documentation fixed
2.5.68
- BUGFIX
- severity = 1 - severity bug fixed
2.5.66
2.5.64
- BUGFIX
- quantile calculation corrected in function spotPlotTest
2.5.62
- NEWS
- new function spotPlotTest
2.5.60
- NEWS
- further options added to plotSeverity
2.5.58
- NEWS
- color option added to plotSeverity
2.5.56
- NEWS
- plotSeverity plots also power
2.5.54
- NEWS
- additional severity tests
2.5.52
- NEWS
- testing paired and independent t-tests
2.5.50
2.5.48
- NEWS
- plot method for spotSeverity
2.5.46
- BUGFIX:
- sample size calculation: factor 2 added in getSampleSize()
2.5.44
- NEWS
- benchOptim: automatically generate sets of benchmark functions that
can be passed to optim(), spot(), etc. verbosity added.
2.5.40
- BUGFIX
- funGulf: argument m handling
- funHelical: x must be 3-dim
- NEWS
2.5.28
- BUGFIX
- Fixed an error in Soblev99 function (length replaced by dim)
2.5.26
- NEWS
- spot(): tryCatch on surrogate optimization
2.5.24
- NEWS
- funContinuous extended, defaults added
2.5.22
- NEWS
- Power and severity tools extended:
- new functions:
- getPower, getSampleSize, spotPlotSeverity, makeSpotFunList
2.5.20
- BUGFIX:
- buildBO generates “spotBOModel” object
2.5.14
- BUGFIX
- sign errors in buildBO.R fixed
- closing backticks in vignette fixed
- NEWS
- Schonlau example (based on code from Gramacy) added
2.5.12
- BUGFIX
- Unbalanced code chunk delimiters fixed. See:
https://github.com/yihui/knitr/issues/2057
2.5.10
2.5.8
- BUGFIX
- Fixes a bug that prevents passing additional arguments to the
objective function, i.e.: objectiveFunctionEvaluation handles … also for
ynew <- rbind(ynew,fun(xnew[i,,drop=FALSE],...))
- NEW
- funShiftedSphere: f = sum (x-a)^2 (can be used for testing the bug
from above, i.e., parameters are passed correctly to the objective
function)
2.5.6
- CHANGES:
- SPOTVignette Nutshell contains example code for the GECCO Industrial
Challenge
2.5.4
- CHANGES:
- Additional test functions
- funRoth
- funPowellBs
- funBrownBs
- funBeale
- funJennSamp
- funHelical
- funBard
- funGauss
- funMeyer
- funGulf
- funBox3d
- fun PowellS
2.5.2
- CHANGES:
- Documentation (package.R)
2.5.0
- CHANGES:
- Miscellaeneuos functions and related R scripts moved to the new
package SPOTMisc:
- funExternal.R
- funMarkovChain.R
- mlrTools.R
- modelMarkovChain.F
- subgoups() from spotTools.R
2.4.8
- CHANGES
- mlrTools: package=TRUE -> package = “mlr”
2.4.6.
- NEW:
- mlrTools.R (experimental)
2.4.4
- CHANGES:
- Minor corrections in the documentation
2.4.2
- CHANGES:
- sequentialBifurcation example removed, because
- execution time might be too long or
- example fails, because of missing data
2.4.0
- NEW:
- Bayesian Optimization Model: buildBO
2.3.4
- CHANGES:
- checks for most recent babsim.hospital version
2.3.2
- CHANGES:
- spot() allows equal lower and upper bounds
2.3.0
2.2.24
- CHANGES
- Tests updated
- region* data added
2.2.22
- CHANGES:
- Examples check whether babsim.version is geq 11.7.
2.2.20
- FIXED:
- Bug: failure (test.infillExpectedImprovement.R:26:5) fixed
2.2.18
- BUGS:
- The following test was removed and should be checked:
- Failure (test.infillExpectedImprovement.R:26:5): “check that
infillExpectedImprovement has same result as target=ei”.
2.2.16
- NEW:
- funBabsimhospitalParallel() for parallel execution on each machine
(affects unix systems only)
2.2.14
2.2.12
- CHANGES
- directOpt accepts constraints (similar to optimizer). These can be
specified via directOptControl
- optimNLOPTR() returns x and y values from nloptr() optimization
runs
2.2.10
2.2.8
- CHANGES:
- selection of the final best solution: take the result from directOpt
only if it is better than the surrogate solution
2.2.6
- CHANGES:
- spotTools functions use vectors instead of matrices to define
bounds
2.2.4
2.2.2
- CHANGES:
- donttest instead of dontrun
2.2.0
- CHANGES:
- Some surrogate models can be updated: information whether the model
is already build is stored in control\(modelControl\)modelInitialized
- objectiveFunctionEvaluation() returns NULL if xNew is empty
- NEW:
SPOT 2.1.12
SPOT 2.1.10
- BUGFIX:
- spot evaluates funEvals argument correctly
SPOT 2.1.8
- CHANGES:
- optimNLOPTR can handle additional fun arguments via “…”
SPOT 2.1.7
SPOT 2.1.6
SPOT 2.1.4
- NEWS:
- spotControl(): option direct added
SPOT 2.1.3
SPOT 2.1.2
- CHANGES:
- reverse dependencies fixed
SPOT 2.1.0
SPOT 2.0.68
SPOT 2.0.66
SPOT 2.0.64
- CHANGES:
- warnings are only issued if control$verbosity > 0
- wrong upper and/or lower bounds result in stop (and not
warning)
- tests modified accordingly
- NEW:
SPOT 2.0.62
- NEW:
- parseTunedRegionModel: return y-values
SPOT 2.0.60
SPOT 2.0.58
- evalMarkovChain: messages can be generated (verbosity = 1)
SPOT 2.0.56
- spot: uses suppressWarnings(suppressMessages()
SPOT 2.0.54
- Bug fix:
- preprocessCdeTestData adds slash to Region name
SPOT 2.0.52
- generateMCPrediction: new argument startSimulation. Default is the
old internal value (“2020-01-22”).
SPOT 2.0.50
- new functions to handle ourworldindata.org coronavirus data:
- preprocessCdeTestData
- preprocessCdeInputData
SPOT 2.0.48
SPOT 2.0.46
- New function preprocessCdeInputData
SPOT 2.0.44
- New data sets: DEcde20200813 and cde20200813
SPOT 2.0.42
- funMarkovChain: new fitness function (log rmse)
SPOT 2.0.40
- modelMarkovChain: run SIR model does not use a fixed seed any more:
run(model, seed = 123) -> run(model)
- modelMarkovChain: new parameter n = number of nodes
- modelMarkovChain: dontrun example
- funMarkovChain: dontrun example
SPOT 2.0.38
- tuneRegionModel: accepts lower and upper bounds
SPOT 2.0.36
- Bugfix in generateMCPrediction: Index corrected
SPOT 2.0.34
- Added a
NEWS.md
file to track changes to the
package.
- internal data resTunedRegionModel
- vignette updated
- documentation
- examples cleaned
SPOT 2.0.32
- extdata csv files converted to rda and moved to data
- generateMCPrediction() rewritten
SPOT 2.0.30
- Covid Vignette and tools rewritten
- default: no warnings any more
- verbosity levels implemented
SPOT 2.0.28
- new vignette added: nutshell
SPOT 2.0.26
SPOT 2.0.24
- additional function set: select*
- first select* functions implemented:
- “selectAll.R” (only dummy function)
- “selectN.R” select the last N points only
SPOT 2.0.22
- new implementation of funRosen (for Master AIT students)
SPOT 2.0.21*
- new implementation of funMarkovChain and modellMarkovChain
SPOT 2.0.20
- new implementation of funMarkovChain and modellMarkovChain (still
not tested!)
SPOT 2.0.19
SPOT 2.0.17
- Fixed data files generated with function funSring.R:
- sringRes*.rda and resSpot.rda
SPOT 2.0.16
- Fixed several bugs in function funSring.R
SPOT 2.0.15
- new function funBBOBCall() to call BBOB functions using the smoof
package
SPOT 2.0.14
- example tuneRegionMmodel() runs faster
- example parseTunedRegionModel() runs faster
- new function buildTreeModel implemented (rpart)
SPOT 2.0.13
- S-Ring vignette updated. spot runs added.
- New data spotRes* and sringRes* added
- spotLoop() help updated
SPOT 2.0.12
- S-Ring vignette updated. New data sringRes1 and sringRes2 added
SPOT 2.0.11
- funSring implemented. Simple elevator simulator based on the
sequential ring (S-Ring)
SPOT 2.0.10
- visualizing progress via “control options progress = TRUE””
prepared, but not fully implemented
SPOT 2.0.8
- Markov Chain model implemented: funMarkovChain,
modelMarkovChain
- cyclone.R moved to funCyclone.R
SPOT 2.0.6
- The Kriging model available via buildKriging now includes different
options for simulation (via the simulate.kriging method)
SPOT 2.0.5
SPOT 2.0.4
- Various fixes to the documentation and help files
- The orientation of the surface plots in plot* functions with persp3d
is now fixed
- design points generated in the initialization of the spot function
are now also rounded if they are supposed to be integers
- Minor bug fixes
SPOT 2.0.3
- Major bug fixed in the model produced by buildKriging. The bug
occured when using optimizeP=TRUE in the control, and affected the
predict function.
- Before prediction with predict.kriging, the model will now round
integer/factor variables to avoid issues caused by optimizers that
produce numeric values.
- There is now a wrapper function “wrapFunction” available, to help
use SPOT with simple, non.vectorized objective functions.
- A 3D plot was added to the plotFunction function (also available in
plotModel and plotData). It can be generated with type=“persp3d”
SPOT 2.0.2
- 3 new interfaces to existing optimization packages: optimDE,
optimGenoud, optimNLOPTR
- An implementation of an evolution strategy was added: optimES
- Inequality constraints can now be handled (via the designLHD for
designs, and optimNLOPTR for optimizers)
- buildSO was replaced by buildRSM
- As an additional model, the the LOESS model is now available via
buildLOESS
- Several tools for creating simple surface plots from
models/data/functions were added to the package: plotData, plotModel,
plotFunction.
- Various minor fixes for documentation and code
SPOT 2.0.1
- This version is a complete rewrite of the SPOT package
- A more modular architecture is provided, that allows the user to
easily customize parts of the SPO procedure.
- Core functions for modeling and optimization use interfaces more
similar to functions from other packages / core-R, hence making them
easier accessible for new users. Also, these can now be more easily used
separately from the main SPO approach, e.g., only for modeling / DoE /
optimization.
- The unnecessarily large number of choices and parameters was reduced
significantly.
- Removal of extremely rarely used / un-used features, to reduce
overall complexity of the framework.
- Documentation and accessibility in were improved.
- Some frequently used procedures received a speed-up.
- Please note that not all features of the older versions are
available in SPOT.
- Please depend on “SPOT (<= 1.1.0)” if your code relies on the
previous architecture, and consider to adapt to the new one.
- Several examples for working with the rewritten framework are
provided, e.g., in the documentation of the spot() function.
Release notes of older Versions:
SPOT 1.1.0
- Fixed Help Documentation
- Stability of forrBuilder improved 3. Bugfix spotCreateDesignLhd:
nested designs scaled correctly now 4. Required maintenance (imports
etc.)
SPOT 1.0.5543
1. SPOT may now handle NA values returned by target function (tuned algorithm)
in case a Kriging surrogate model is used.
See help of spotRepairMissingValues
2. SPOT can now handle constraints during surrogate-model optimization, by
using constraint optimization approaches in nloptr package.
Constraint function has to be supplied to spotConfig$alg.constraint.ineq,
and a nloptr algorithm has to be used with spotModelOptim.
3. New demo: Tuning RGP with MAMP approach
4. Code cleanup and several minor bugfixes
5. Added source code for java GUI and java 1+1-ES to package
6. Improvements to documentation, fixed links
SPOT 1.0.4184
- Several bugfixes, including compatibility with rgp >= 0.3-4
SPOT 1.0.4045
1. Contour plot can now show all observations as crosses, when spotConfig$report.observations.all is set.
2. The models spotPredictEarth and spotPredictRandomForest will now turn variables marked as "FACTOR" in the ROI into real factors with as.factor()
3. There is now a new report function, for runs with spotPredictEarth only: spotReportEarth
4. spotPredictForrester Models do not have to be rebuild if evaluated with different options
5. Several infill criteria like Expected Improvement added, see spotInfill...
6. Code cleanup and speed fixes
7. Bugfix for multi criteria optimization: A crash has been fixed, that occurred when using sms-emoa for optimizing the surrogate model in certain situations.
8. A R-port of the DACE-Kriging Toolbox was added to SPOT. See: daceBuilder and spotPredictDace
10. SPOT runs with no file output that crashed or were interrupted by the user can now be continued, if spotConfig$spot.catch.error is set to TRUE.
Otherwise, only interrupted runs can be continued properly.
11. Contour and 3d surface plots were adapted for multi objective optimization.
13. Several examples of Model-Ensembles were added, e.g., spotPredictEnsemble***
14. If cmaes is used as an optimizer on the model, it will use the vectorize option where possible.
16. spotPredictLmOptim was removed, see the demo spotDemo14LmOptimSann for replacement functionality
17. Added the Gaussian Landscape Generator to the package for the purpose of test function generation, see spotGlgCreate
18. New easy to use interfaces to train surrogate models, or predict with them: spotModel.train, spotModel.predict and spotModel.func.
19. Plotting tools for surfaces: spotSurf3d and spotSurfContour.
20. By using the spotPredictMCO function one can use different models for each optimized objective, rather than model all objectives with the same model.
For instance, for an optimization problem with three objectives, one can select Co-Kriging for the first objective, Kriging for the second and
Random Forest for the third.
21. Report functions for performing a Mixed Model analysis have been added, which are spotReportMAMP and spotReportSAMP. Examples are provided in demos 21 and 22.
SPOT 1.0.2662
Removed the dependency on the maptree package and changed the corresponding default report function spotReportDefault
SPOT 1.0.2661
1. Significant speed-up for spotPredictForrester, by factors of 2 or more (depending on dimensionality and number of observations)
2. Fix in spotPredictForrester: Sometimes L-BFGS-B might violate boundaries, this is now checked and controlled by the calling function
3. Better coloring in 3d plots (spotReport3d), both surface plot reports (spotReport3d and spotReportContour) use the same color scheme.
4. Bugfix when using OCBA: RNG seeds are now determined in the right order
5. Multi criteria optimization with SPOT now uses a more appropriate infill criterion: When estimating the hypervolume contribution of points suggested by a model, allready known points will also be considered.
6. The Evolutionary Strategy used as a target algorithm for SPOT can now be called with an optim-like interface: esOptim
7. For stability reasons, the nugget effect in the Kriging model spotPredictDice is now always on.
SPOT 1.0.2257
Version has changed from 0.1.* to 1.0.*, since now one of the most
important predictors from the original Matlab package is implemented,
as well as methods for Multi Criteria Optimization.
More detailed changes are:
1. Fixed auto.loop.nevals stopping criterion (one superfluous step)
2. Added several additional examples of surrogate model interfaces:
spotPredictForrester (new, more stable Kriging model,
based on Forrester's code as used with original Matlab-SPOT)
spotPredictEarth (MARS, based on earth package)
spotPredictGausspr (based on kernlab package gausspr)
spotPredictKsvm (SVM based on kernlab package)
spotPredictPsvm (Penalized SVM)
spotPredictQrnn (Quantile regression neural network, from qrnn package)
3. Adaptation for R 2.14.X (Namespace and others)
4. Dependencies changed, removed unused dependencies, moved optional
dependencies to suggests
6. MSPOT: Spot can now do multi criteria optimization, see also
vignette("MultiCriteriaSPOT").
7. Updated some demos to use new and better features
9. Changed default settings in SANN and ES algorithm interfaces
10. Bugfix to seed handling in target algorithm/function interfaces:
Will now be saved and loaded to make sure that seed of main SPOT
processes is undisturbed.
11. spotPredictMlegp can be run with limited number of observations
(randomly sampled), to prevent exploding time consumption
12. Documentation updated
14. New demo for tuning symbolic regression (RGP)
15. New report functions which create surface plots:
spotReport3d, spotReportContour
16. Changes to spotGetOptions and related functions:
* any .path variables in the spotConfig were removed. User should
make sure to load function to workspace.
* Removed unused parameter settings
* Settings of optional modules/functions will now be handled in
those very functions, not in spotGetOptions. That means, they
will only be in the list of parameters if actually used or
set by the user.
17. Region of Interest will now use lower/upper instead of low/high
for column names of boundaries. A new constructor can be used to
create Region Of Interests: spotROI
18. Some internal functions now use single arguments instead of
parameter list (spotWriteDes, spotWriteAroi, spotReadRoi)
19. Updated the spotGui() function to fit to the changes (new version: 1.3)
20. spot() and spotOptim() have now the argument "..." (dot-dot-dot) to
pass on additional parameters to a target function.
SPOT 0.1.1550
1. Fixed bugs with regard to problems with handling random number generator seed
2. Changes to spotTask "meta" (spotStepMetaOpt): New structure, not fully documented yet.
3. Sensitivity report will not use the same graphic window as the online plot any-more
4. Changed/added suitable error messages
3. some other smaller bug fixes
SPOT 0.1.1375
1. Important new function:
spotOptim: an optim like spot interface
spotOcba: used with spotCreateSequentialDesignOcba. It is the new default,
but works only with noisy functions. See documentation.
2. Prediction functions should now return spotConfig. Both the model fit
(if available, used for the predict interface) and the y values
for the large design are returned inside spotConfig.
3. Any model fit that works with the predict interface can now be optimized in
a additional function call in the sequential design step.
Therefore a new parameter is introduced: spotConfig$seq.predictionOpt.func
See also: spotPredictOptMulti
4. Usability changes to the spotGui
5. Updated documentation
6. Setting spot.seed or alg.seed to NULL will result into randomly chosen seeds.
7. spot() and spotOptim() can be started without file input or output.
8. New test functions
spotFuncStartMexicanHat
spotFuncStartRastrigin
spotFuncStartRosenbrock
9. Function handles can be passed to spot or spotOptim, instead of strings, for
the used objective function.
10. re-added to the package: spotPredictKrig
11. several bugfixes to predictors and other functions
12. Where possible, verbosity of other packages used by spot is now in line with spot's verbosity
Known major problems:
spotpredictLmOptim does not work with interface changes (this also affects the corresponding demo)
SPOT 0.1.1065
1. New parameters in spotConfig:
a. spot.fileMode: Boolean, defines if
created data is logged in res/des/bst/aroi files
If TRUE (default) files will be written, else
the results will be written to spotConfig (see
the following parameters)
b. alg.currentResult: Holds the results of the
target algorithm or function that is optimized
by spot, as a data frame. (earlier only in .res file)
c. alg.aroi: this holds the aroi (earlier only in .aroi
file)
d. alg.currentBest: This holds a data frame with the best
results (earlier only in .bst files)
e. alg.currentDesign: This holds a data frame with the
design to be evaluated by the next run task.(earlier
only in .des files)
2. Changes to user-defined functions:
spotConfig$alg.func:
This function now receives and returns only spotConfig.
This means resFileName, apdFileName, and desFileName are no
input arguments any more, they need to be read from spotConfig.
The function needs to be changed to write the result data
frame to the spotConfig$alg.currentResult.
It can also be written to .res file, if wanted by the user.
(check for spotConfig$spot.fileMode if needed)
spotConfig$report.func
The function now also returns spotConfig.
To get the best value the following lines are be used now in the default report:
#################################
spotConfig=spotWriteBest(mergedData, spotConfig);
C1=spotConfig$alg.currentBest[nrow(spotConfig$alg.currentBest),]
#################################
In general some spot functions you might use in your
user-defined functions will now return spotConfig.
3. spot() can now be called with a list of settings, e.g. spotConfig.
example: spot( example.conf , auto ,spotConfig=list(auto.loop.nevals=150)).
spot() will also return the spotConfig. This can then be feed into the next spot() run.
4. Changes to the spotGui:
a. The spotGui layout was changed, a menu bar added.
b. New feature: Create your own test functions with
the function generator
SPOT 0.1.1016:
1. New function: spotGui()
Starts a java gui to work with SPOT
2. New parameters for the meta task:
* spotConfig$report.meta.func
* spotConfig$report.meta.path
Define name and path of a report that summarizes a meta experiment
3. Fixed Documentation
Initial version: 0.1.888