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#' Dissimilarity Parameterization Formulation
#'
#' \code{dpf} returns a completed Euclidean Distance Matrix D, with dimension d,
#' from a partial Euclidean Distance Matrix using the methods of Trosset (2000)
#'
#' @details This is an implementation of the Dissimilarity Parameterization Formulation (DPF)
#' for Euclidean Distance Matrix Completion, as proposed in 'Distance Matrix Completion by Numerical
#' Optimization' (Trosset, 2000).
#'
#' The method seeks to minimize the following:
#'
#' \deqn{\sum_{i=1}^{d}(\lambda_{i} - \lambda_{max}) + \sum_{i=d+1}^{n}\lambda_{i}^{2}}
#'
#' where \eqn{\lambda_{i}} are the ordered eigenvalues of \eqn{\tau(\Delta)}. For details, see Trosset(2000)
#'
#' The matrix D is a partial-distance matrix, meaning some of its entries are unknown.
#' It must satisfy the following conditions in order to be completed:
#' \itemize{
#' \item{diag(D) = 0}
#' \item{If \eqn{a_{ij}} is known, \eqn{a_{ji} = a_{ij}}}
#' \item{If \eqn{a_{ij}} is unknown, so is \eqn{a_{ji}}}
#' \item{The graph of D must be connected. If D can be decomposed into two (or more) subgraphs,
#' then the completion of D can be decomposed into two (or more) independent completion problems.}
#' }
#'
#' @param D An nxn partial-distance matrix to be completed. D must satisfy a list of conditions (see details), with unkown entries set to NA
#' @param d The dimension for the resulting completion.
#' @param toler The convergence tolerance of the algorithm. Set to a default value of 1e-8
#' @param lower An nxn matrix containing the lower bounds for the unknown entries in D.
#' If NULL, lower is set to be a matrix of 0s.
#' @param upper An nxn matrix containing the upper bounds of the unknown entries in D.
#' If NULL, upper[i,j] is set to be the shortest path between node i and node j.
#' @param retainMST D logical input indicating if the current minimum spanning tree structure in D should be retained.
#' If TRUE, a judicious choice of Lower is calculated internally such that the MST is retained.
#'
#' @return
#' \item{D}{The completed distance matrix with dimensionality d}
#' \item{optval}{The minimum function value achieved during minimization (see details)}
#'
#' @examples
#' set.seed(1337)
#' D <- matrix(c(0,3,4,3,4,3,
#' 3,0,1,NA,5,NA,
#' 4,1,0,5,NA,5,
#' 3,NA,5,0,1,NA,
#' 4,5,NA,1,0,5,
#' 3,NA,5,NA,5,0),byrow=TRUE, nrow=6)
#'
#' edmc(D, method="dpf", d=3, toler=1e-8)
#'
#' @references
#' Trosset, M.W. (2000). Distance Matrix Completion by Numerical Optimization.Computational Optimization and Applications, 17, 11–22, 2000.
#'
#' @export
dpf <- function(D,
d,
toler = 1e-8,
lower=NULL,
upper=NULL,
retainMST=FALSE){
#compute lower bound so it can be checked before function start
##Check retainMST input first
if(retainMST != TRUE && retainMST != FALSE){
stop("retainMST must be either TRUE or FALSE")
}
if(retainMST){
lower <- mstLB(D)
}
################## Input Checking #################
#General Checks for D
if(nrow(D) != ncol(D)){
stop("D must be a symmetric matrix")
}else if(!is.numeric(D)){
stop("D must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(!is.matrix(D)){
stop("D must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(any(diag(D) != 0)){
stop("D must have a zero diagonal")
}else if(!isSymmetric(unname(D),tol=1e-8)){
stop("D must be a symmetric matrix")
}else if(!any(is.na(D))){
stop("D must be a partial distance matrix. Some distances must be unknown.")
}
#Check that D is connected
Test <- D
Test[which(is.na(D))] <- 0
TestSums <- rowSums(Test)
if(any(TestSums == 0)){
stop("D must be a connected matrix")
}
#Check that d is numeric and >0
if(!is.numeric(d)){
stop("d must be a numeric integer")
}else if(length(d) != 1){
stop("d must be a numeric integer")
}else if(!(d %% 2 == 1 | d %% 2 == 0)){
stop("d must be a numeric integer")
}
#General Checks for lower bound
if(!is.null(lower)){
if(nrow(lower) != ncol(lower)){
stop("lower must be a symmetric matrix")
}else if(!is.numeric(lower)){
stop("lower must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(!is.matrix(lower)){
stop("lower must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(any(diag(lower) != 0)){
stop("lower must have a zero diagonal")
}else if(!isSymmetric(lower,tol=1e-8)){
stop("lower must be a symmetric matrix")
}
}
#General Checks for upper bound
if(!is.null(upper)){
if(nrow(upper) != ncol(upper)){
stop("upper must be a symmetric matrix")
}else if(!is.numeric(upper)){
stop("upper must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(!is.matrix(upper)){
stop("upper must be a numeric matrix")
}else if(any(diag(upper) != 0)){
stop("upper must have a zero diagonal")
}else if(!isSymmetric(upper,tol=1e-8)){
stop("upper must be a symmetric matrix")
}
}
#Check that is lower and upper bounds are provided, the upper bound is bigger than the lower bound
if(!is.null(lower) & !is.null(upper) && any(lower > upper)){
stop("lower bounds must be greater than or equal to upper bound")
}
############## FUNCTION START #############
#Extract Information from user provided Matrix
#Calculate the Index for the lower triangular unknown entries
k <- nrow(D)
Index <- which(is.na(D))
Rows <- Index %% k
Rows[which(Rows==0)] <- k
Cols <- ceiling(Index/k)
Keep <- which(Rows > Cols)
#Find the Known Entries
KnownEntries <- D[lower.tri(D)][which(!is.na(D[lower.tri(D)]))]
#Store the Number of Rows
n <- nrow(D)
if(is.null(lower)){
lower <- rep(0,length(Index)/2)
}else{
DST1 <- sqrt(buildMatrix(rep(Inf,length(Index)),KnownEntries,Index,n))
PLower <- lower.tri(DST1)
Index2 <- which(is.infinite(DST1[PLower]))
lower <- (lower[PLower][Index2])^2
}
if(is.null(upper)){
DST1 <- sqrt(buildMatrix(rep(Inf,length(Index)),KnownEntries,Index,n))
MaxMSTDist <- mstUB(DST1)
diag(MaxMSTDist) <- Inf
PLower <- lower.tri(DST1)
Index2 <- which(is.infinite(DST1[PLower]))
upper <- (MaxMSTDist[PLower][Index2])^2
}else{
DST1 <- sqrt(buildMatrix(rep(Inf,length(Index)),KnownEntries,Index,n))
PLower <- lower.tri(DST1)
Index2 <- which(is.infinite(DST1[PLower]))
upper <- (upper[PLower][Index2])^2
}
if(any(lower > upper)){
lower[which(lower > upper)] <- upper[which(lower > upper)] - runif(length(which(lower > upper)),0,.00000001)
}
#Get lower triangular index values only
Rows <- Index %% n
Rows[which(Rows==0)] <- n
Cols <- ceiling(Index/n)
Keep <- which(Rows > Cols)
Index <- Index[Keep]
#DPF Optimization
RandomStart <- sapply(c(1:length(lower)), function(Ind,LB,UB){runif(1,LB[Ind],UB[Ind])},LB=lower,UB=upper)
#Get The Inputs in the correct form
KnownEntries <- KnownEntries
Index <- Index
NRows <- n
Dimension <- d
Optimized <- optim(RandomStart,fn=dpfFn,gr=dpfGr,Index=Index, KnownEntries=KnownEntries,NRows=NRows,Dimension=Dimension,lower=lower,upper = upper,method="L-BFGS-B")
MinVal <- Optimized$value
if(MinVal > 1e-8){
NewOptimized <- optim(Optimized$par,fn=dpfFn,gr=dpfGr,Index=Index, KnownEntries=KnownEntries,NRows=NRows,Dimension=Dimension,lower=lower,upper = upper,method="L-BFGS-B")
NewMinVal <- NewOptimized$value
while(NewMinVal < MinVal){
MinVal <- NewMinVal
Optimized <- NewOptimized
NewOptimized <- optim(Optimized$par,fn=dpfFn,gr=dpfGr,Index=Index, KnownEntries=KnownEntries,NRows=NRows,Dimension=Dimension,lower=lower,upper = upper,method="L-BFGS-B")
NewMinVal <- NewOptimized$value
#Stopping Criteria
if((MinVal-NewMinVal)/MinVal < toler | NewMinVal < toler){
MinVal <- NewMinVal
Optimized <- NewOptimized
break
}
}
}
### Put the Completed Matrix together, and decompose into a point scatter
Completed <- buildMatrix(Optimized$par,KnownEntries, Index,NRows)
D <- sqrt(Completed)
return(list(D=D,optval=MinVal))
}
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