Source code for bag.mdao.components

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"""This module defines various OpenMDAO component classes.
"""

import numpy as np
import openmdao.api as omdao


[docs]class VecFunComponent(omdao.Component): """A component based on a list of functions. A component that evaluates multiple functions on the given inputs, then returns the result as an 1D array. Each of the inputs may be a scalar or a vector with the same size as the output. If a vector input is given, each function will use a different element of the vector. Parameters ---------- output_name : str output name. fun_list : list[bag.math.dfun.DiffFunction] list of interpolator functions, one for each dimension. params : list[str] list of parameter names. Parameter names may repeat, in which case the same parameter will be used for multiple arguments of the function. vector_params : set[str] set of parameters that are vector instead of scalar. If a parameter is a vector, it will be the same size as the output, and each function only takes in the corresponding element of the parameter. """ def __init__(self, output_name, fun_list, params, vector_params=None): omdao.Component.__init__(self) vector_params = vector_params or set() self._output = output_name self._out_dim = len(fun_list) self._in_dim = len(params) self._params = params self._unique_params = {} self._fun_list = fun_list for par in params: adj = par in vector_params shape = self._out_dim if adj else 1 if par not in self._unique_params: # linear check, but small list so should be fine. self.add_param(par, val=np.zeros(shape)) self._unique_params[par] = len(self._unique_params), adj # construct chain rule jacobian matrix self._chain_jacobian = np.zeros((self._in_dim, len(self._unique_params))) for idx, par in enumerate(params): self._chain_jacobian[idx, self._unique_params[par][0]] = 1 self.add_output(output_name, val=np.zeros(self._out_dim))
[docs] def __call__(self, **kwargs): """Evaluate on the given inputs. Parameters ---------- kwargs : dict[str, np.array or float] the inputs as a dictionary. Returns ------- out : np.array the output array. """ tmp = {} self.solve_nonlinear(kwargs, tmp) return tmp[self._output]
[docs] def _get_inputs(self, params): """Given parameter values, construct inputs for functions. Parameters ---------- params : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing parameters. (p) Returns ------- ans : list[list[float]] input lists. """ ans = np.empty((self._out_dim, self._in_dim)) for idx, name in enumerate(self._params): ans[:, idx] = params[name] return ans
[docs] def solve_nonlinear(self, params, unknowns, resids=None): """Compute the output parameter. Parameters ---------- params : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing parameters. (p) unknowns : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing outputs and states. (u) resids : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing residuals. (r) """ xi_mat = self._get_inputs(params) tmp = np.empty(self._out_dim) for idx in range(self._out_dim): tmp[idx] = self._fun_list[idx](xi_mat[idx, :]) unknowns[self._output] = tmp
[docs] def linearize(self, params, unknowns=None, resids=None): """Compute the Jacobian of the parameter. Parameters ---------- params : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing parameters. (p) unknowns : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing outputs and states. (u) resids : VecWrapper, optional VecWrapper containing residuals. (r) """ # print('rank {} computing jac for {}'.format(self.comm.rank, self._outputs)) xi_mat = self._get_inputs(params) jf = np.empty((self._out_dim, self._in_dim)) for k, fun in enumerate(self._fun_list): jf[k, :] = fun.jacobian(xi_mat[k, :]) jmat = np.dot(jf, self._chain_jacobian) jdict = {} for par, (pidx, adj) in self._unique_params.items(): tmp = jmat[:, pidx] if adj: tmp = np.diag(tmp) jdict[self._output, par] = tmp return jdict