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The repository contains:

  • An implementation of the workflow compiler for WP2.
  • Implementations of the Swan operators defined within the workflows. These include:
  • TF-IDF
  • k-means

Compiler


The compiler, implemented in Python, translates a high level workflow description in json to swan codes. For detailed instructions on how to compile workflows to executables see compiler/README. The main component files are:

  • jsontocpp.py - The compiler module
  • SwanMaterialised.json - The operators library (materialised operators).
  • *.json - Sample workflow descriptions.
  • README - Instructions on how to build, and execute workflows.

Operators


The TF-IDF algorithm determines the significance of words within a document or corpus. It is based on the frequency of a word within a document relative to the words occurence in other documents. Alternative implementations are provided based on choice of associative container. These include:

  • An implementation using an unordered map for the associative container is at tfidf/tfidf.cpp. To build and run:

    • cd tfidf
    • make tfidf_std
    • make test
  • An Implementation using lists for the containers is at src/tfidf_list_list.

    • cd src
    • make tfidf_list_list
    • make test_tfidf_list_list

K-Means algorithms partitions a dataset into related clusters based on creating vector representations for data points. An implementation accepting arff input format files is at kmeans/kmeans.arff.

  • To build and run:

    • cd kmeans
    • make kmeans_arff
    • make test
  • To build and run tests for all the compiler and operators, from this directory (top level) do:

    • make clean
    • make -C compiler test
    • make -C kmeans test
    • make -C tfidf test
    • make -C src test

Unit Tests


Makefile targets contain operations which perform regression testing for operators. When a test is executed, a comparison is made between the output generated a 'good' version of the output currently stored.

  • For example, executing:

    • cd src
    • make test_tfidf_list_umap
  • will result in the following output file which contains the output from running tfidf_list_map:

    • test_tfidf_list_umap.txt
  • and the Makefile compares this file against:

    • test_tfidf_list_umap.good

to ensure there has been no regression bugs introduced in later versions of the source codes.

  • Running make with any of the test targets will trigger unit tests. For example:

    • cd src
    • make test
  • Unit tests are described in the file TESTING.md

Direct invocation and argument options


kmeans


Arguments can be supplied to a direct invocation of kmeans. An example of a direct invocation command line is:

  • ./kmeans_arff -c 2 -i test.arff -o kmeans_results.txt

And the possible arguments are:

  • d - to force a (slower) dense computation
  • m - to set maximum iterations for the algorithm
  • c - to set the number of clusters to kmeans
  • i - to specify the input file
  • o - to speccify the output file

tfidf


Arguments can be supplied to a direct invocation of tfidf. An example of a direct invocation command line is:

  • ./tfidf_std -d test -o tfidf_results.txt

And the possible arguments are:

  • d - to specify the input file
  • o - to speccify the output file

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