getSearchRuns: Get search run data
In hdbeukel/james-analysis-R: Analysis Tools for the 'JAMES' Framework
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
Extract the data corresponding to the subsequent runs of a specific
search being applied to a specific problem. This is a generic
S3 method.
Usage
1
getSearchRuns(data, problem, search)
Arguments
data
data object containing the analysis results
problem
name of the analyzed problem. Can be omitted if the
data contains results for a single problem only.
search
name of the applied search. Can be omitted if the data
contains results for a single search only (for the considered
problem).
Details
If the data contains results for a single problem only, the argument
problem can be omitted. Likewise, if for the considered problem
results are available for a single search only, the argument search
can be omitted.
Value
A list containing one element for each search run.
Each run has at least two elements time and values, which are
both numeric vectors. The time vector indicates when the best
solution was updated during search and the new best solution's value is
found at the respective index in values. Times are expressed in
milliseconds since starting the search. A time of -1 indicates that the
search was not yet running, which e.g. occurs when a local search adopts a
random current solution during initialization. Times are always positive
(or -1) and increasing. Values are either increasing (in case of
maximization) or decreasing (in case of minimization).
If contained in the given data, a run also has an element
best.solution representing the final best solution found during that
search run. The last element of values then indicates the value of
this best solution. When writing results obtained from the analysis tools
in the 'JAMES' extensions module to a JSON file, one should provide a JSON
converter for the solution type of the analyzed problems if it is desired
that the actual best found solutions are contained in the output file.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
Extract the data corresponding to the subsequent runs of a specific
search being applied to a specific problem. This is a generic
S3 method.
Usage
1 | getSearchRuns(data, problem, search)
|
Arguments
data |
data object containing the analysis results |
problem |
name of the analyzed problem. Can be omitted if the
|
search |
name of the applied search. Can be omitted if the |
Details
If the data contains results for a single problem only, the argument
problem can be omitted. Likewise, if for the considered problem
results are available for a single search only, the argument search
can be omitted.
Value
A list containing one element for each search run.
Each run has at least two elements time and values, which are
both numeric vectors. The time vector indicates when the best
solution was updated during search and the new best solution's value is
found at the respective index in values. Times are expressed in
milliseconds since starting the search. A time of -1 indicates that the
search was not yet running, which e.g. occurs when a local search adopts a
random current solution during initialization. Times are always positive
(or -1) and increasing. Values are either increasing (in case of
maximization) or decreasing (in case of minimization).
If contained in the given data, a run also has an element
best.solution representing the final best solution found during that
search run. The last element of values then indicates the value of
this best solution. When writing results obtained from the analysis tools
in the 'JAMES' extensions module to a JSON file, one should provide a JSON
converter for the solution type of the analyzed problems if it is desired
that the actual best found solutions are contained in the output file.
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