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    Interface WeightFunctions<TSequence, TElement, TElementDistribution, TSequenceManipulator, TAutomaton>.IWeightFunctionFactory<TWeightFunction>

    Interface for a factory of weight functions, that is reponsible for performing operations that result in weight functions, but not necessarily accept them as arguments.

    Namespace: Microsoft.ML.Probabilistic.Distributions.Automata
    Assembly: Microsoft.ML.Probabilistic.dll
    Syntax
    [Quality(QualityBand.Experimental)]
    public interface IWeightFunctionFactory<TWeightFunction>
        where TWeightFunction : WeightFunctions<TSequence, TElement, TElementDistribution, TSequenceManipulator, TAutomaton>.IWeightFunction<TWeightFunction>, new()
    Type Parameters
    Name Description
    TWeightFunction

    The type of a concrete weight function class.

    Methods

    ConstantLog(Double, TElementDistribution)

    Creates a weight function which maps every allowed sequence to a given value and maps all other sequences to zero. A sequence is allowed if all its elements have non-zero probability under a given distribution.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction ConstantLog(double logValue, TElementDistribution allowedElements)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    Double logValue

    The logarithm of the value to map every sequence to.

    TElementDistribution allowedElements

    The distribution representing allowed sequence elements.

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created weight function

    ConstantOnSupportOfLog(Double, TWeightFunction)

    Creates a weight function constant on the support of a given weight function.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction ConstantOnSupportOfLog(double logValue, TWeightFunction weightFunction)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    Double logValue

    The logarithm of the desired value on the support of weightFunction.

    TWeightFunction weightFunction

    The weight function.

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created weight function

    Exceptions
    Type Condition
    NotImplementedException

    Thrown if if the weightFunction cannot be determinized.

    FromAutomaton(TAutomaton)

    Creates a weight function that is equal to the provided automaton on all sequences.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction FromAutomaton(TAutomaton automaton)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    TAutomaton automaton

    An automaton defining the weight function.

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created point mass weight function.

    FromValues(IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<TSequence, Double>>)

    Creates a weight function that assigns provided weights to provided sequences and zero weights to all other sequnces.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction FromValues(IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<TSequence, double>> sequenceWeightPairs)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<TSequence, Double>> sequenceWeightPairs

    Pairs of sequences and corresponding weights

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created point mass weight function.

    PointMass(TSequence)

    Creates a point mass weight function.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction PointMass(TSequence point)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    TSequence point

    The point.

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created point mass weight function.

    Sum(IEnumerable<TWeightFunction>)

    Computes the sum of given weight functions.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction Sum(IEnumerable<TWeightFunction> weightFunctions)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    IEnumerable<TWeightFunction> weightFunctions

    The weight functions to sum.

    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The sum of the given weight functions

    Zero()

    Creates a weight function which is zero everywhere.

    Declaration
    TWeightFunction Zero()
    Returns
    Type Description
    TWeightFunction

    The created weight function

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