1 | (**
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2 | Experimental channel assigning program using an evolutionary algorithm.
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3 |
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4 | The scoring function is simple:
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5 | - the score of a combination of two interfaces is 1 if there's two or more
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6 | channels between them, -1 if there's 1 channel between them, -5 if
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7 | there's no channels between them (they're on adjacent channels) and -10
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8 | if they're on the same channel
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9 | - the score for a node is the sum of the scores of all the combinations of
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10 | interfaces for that node, minus any node-specific penalties (eg.
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11 | channels 7, 8 and 9 are unusable and score -1000 on node x), scaled by
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12 | the number of interfaces to give more weight to larger nodes (the
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13 | assumption being that larger nodes are more important nodes)
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14 | - the total score of the network is the sum of the score of the nodes,
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15 | minus any network-wide penalties (eg. the omni's for node x and node y
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16 | can see eachother, so they should be apart)
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17 |
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18 | special cases:
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19 | - on node x, interfaces y and z are well separated and can live on the
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20 | same channel
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21 | - the link between x on y and z on w is very important, make sure it is
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22 | well separated on both ends of the link
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23 | - interface x on node y will bother interface z on node w and need to
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24 | be on separate channels
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25 | - on node x, channels y, z and w are not usable
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26 | - node x y and z should be treated as one node
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27 | - if at all possible, do not put accesspoints above channel 11
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28 |
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29 | - install an O'Caml compiler. /usr/ports/lang/ocaml/ in FreeBSD, ocaml in
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30 | Debian.
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31 |
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32 | - compile with
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33 |
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34 | $ ocamlopt -o foo str.cmxa channelga.ml
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35 |
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36 | - run with
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37 |
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38 | $ ./foo f
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39 |
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40 | where f is the result of running prepconf.py on a file with a list of
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41 | paths to the wleiden.conf's to consider.
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42 |
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43 | Lodewijk Voge <lvoge@cs.vu.nl>
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44 | *)
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45 |
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46 | (* a few constants suitable for twiddling *)
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47 | (** How large a population should the system maintain? *)
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48 | let population_size = 20
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49 | (** How long should the system iterate after an improvement? *)
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50 | and max_stagnant_iterations = 2000
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51 | (** What is the chance for an ESSID-to-channel assignment to mutate to a
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52 | random channel? *)
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53 | and mutation_rate = 0.1
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54 | (** The most basic score table *)
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55 | and scoretable = [ (<=) 2, 1;
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56 | (==) 2, -30;
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57 | (==) 1, -70;
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58 | (==) 0, -100 ]
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59 |
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60 | (* the type definitions. note that Caml has trouble with mutually recursive
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61 | data structures. you can define them, you just can't ever instantiate them.
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62 | this is why the fields in wi are all loose references by way of strings *)
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63 | type wi = {
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64 | wi_name: string;
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65 | wi_nodename: string;
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66 | wi_essid: string
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67 | }
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68 | type group = {
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69 | group_essid: string;
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70 | mutable group_wis: wi list
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71 | }
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72 | type node = {
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73 | node_name: string;
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74 | node_wis: wi list
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75 | }
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76 | (** A configuration is an assignment of groups, identified by essid, to a
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77 | channel, plus a score. The code should be careful not to use the score
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78 | between mutating an re-evaluating. *)
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79 | type configuration = {
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80 | mutable score: int;
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81 | conf: (string, int) Hashtbl.t
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82 | }
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83 | type 'a maybe = Nothing | Just of 'a
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84 |
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85 | (** The global nodes hash, mapping from node name to node struct. *)
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86 | let nodes = Hashtbl.create 4
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87 | (** The global groups hash, mapping from essid to group struct. *)
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88 | let groups = Hashtbl.create 4
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89 |
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90 | (* Now the hashes for the special cases *)
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91 | (** Hash mapping from nodename to a list of winame's indicating the wi's that
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92 | don't interfere with eachother for the given node *)
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93 | let nointerference = Hashtbl.create 4
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94 | (** List of (nodename1, winame1, nodename2, winame2) tuples indicating a very
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95 | important link that should be well-separated on both ends *)
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96 | let importantlinks = ref []
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97 | (** Hash mapping from nodename to a list of unusable channels for that node *)
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98 | let unusable = Hashtbl.create 4
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99 | (** List of (nodename1, winame1, nodename2, winame2) tuples indicating two
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100 | interfering interfaces on different nodes *)
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101 | let interference = ref []
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102 |
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103 | (** Run the given diff against the given scoretable and return the score *)
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104 | let rec runtable t diff =
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105 | match t with
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106 | [] -> assert false
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107 | | (cond, s)::xs -> if (cond diff) then s
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108 | else runtable xs diff
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109 |
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110 | (* some convenience functions *)
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111 |
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112 | (** Function composition. *)
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113 | let compose f g = fun x -> f(g(x))
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114 | let ($) = compose
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115 | (** Turn two individual values into a tuple *)
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116 | let maketuple a b = (a, b)
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117 | (** Shorthand for List.hd *)
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118 | let head = List.hd
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119 | (** Shorthand for List.tail *)
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120 | let tail = List.tl
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121 | let just x = match x with
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122 | Nothing -> assert false
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123 | | Just s -> s
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124 | (** Given a hashtable, return all the keys as a list *)
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125 | let keys t = Hashtbl.fold (fun k d a -> k::a) t []
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126 | (** Given a hashtable, return all the values as a list *)
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127 | let values t = Hashtbl.fold (fun k d a -> d::a) t []
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128 | (** Copy one array into the other *)
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129 | let copyarray src dest = Array.blit src 0 dest 0 (Array.length src)
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130 |
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131 | (** Is the given element in the given list? uses compare, so it works on
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132 | strings as well *)
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133 | let in_list l e = try
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134 | let _ = List.find (fun x -> (compare e x) == 0) l in
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135 | true
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136 | with Not_found -> false
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137 |
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138 | (** Given a list, return a list of pairs with all possible combinations of
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139 | items from the given list *)
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140 | let rec combinations l =
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141 | match l with
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142 | [] -> []
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143 | | x::xs -> (List.map (maketuple x) xs)@(combinations xs)
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144 |
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145 | (** Given a configuration and two wi's, return the score *)
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146 | let wi_score c unusable nointerference wi1 wi2 =
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147 | let channel1 = c wi1.wi_essid in
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148 | let channel2 = c wi2.wi_essid in
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149 | let diff = abs (channel1 - channel2) in
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150 | let is_unusable = in_list unusable in
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151 | if (is_unusable channel1) || (is_unusable channel2) then -10000
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152 | else if (in_list nointerference wi1.wi_name) &&
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153 | (in_list nointerference wi2.wi_name) then 1
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154 | else runtable scoretable diff
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155 |
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156 | (** Given a configuration and a node, return the score. this is simply the sum
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157 | of the scores of all the combinations of interfaces, written down as a fold
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158 | for efficiency *)
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159 | let node_score c n =
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160 | let nointerference_ = try Hashtbl.find nointerference n.node_name
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161 | with Not_found -> [] in
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162 | let unusable_ = try Hashtbl.find unusable n.node_name
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163 | with Not_found -> [] in
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164 | let f a (wi1, wi2) = a + (wi_score c unusable_ nointerference_ wi1 wi2) in
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165 | let base_score = List.fold_left f 0 (combinations n.node_wis) in
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166 | base_score * (List.length n.node_wis)
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167 |
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168 | (** Score the given pair of interferent interfaces against the given
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169 | configuration *)
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170 | let score_interference c (nodename1, winame1, nodename2, winame2) =
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171 | let node1 = Hashtbl.find nodes nodename1 in
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172 | let node2 = Hashtbl.find nodes nodename2 in
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173 | let f winame = fun wi -> (compare wi.wi_name winame) == 0 in
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174 | let wi1 = List.find (f winame1) node1.node_wis in
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175 | let wi2 = List.find (f winame2) node2.node_wis in
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176 | let channel1 = c wi1.wi_essid in
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177 | let channel2 = c wi2.wi_essid in
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178 | let diff = abs (channel1 - channel2) in
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179 | let res = runtable scoretable diff in
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180 | res
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181 |
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182 | (** Given a list of nodes and a configuration, return the score for the whole
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183 | configuration. This is the sum of the scores for all nodes, plus the sum
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184 | of the scores for all user-specified interferent pairs of interfaces. *)
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185 | let score_configuration ns c =
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186 | let mapper = Hashtbl.find c in
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187 | let f1 a n = a + (node_score mapper n) in
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188 | let nodescores = List.fold_left f1 0 ns in
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189 | let f2 a i = a + (score_interference mapper i) in
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190 | let interference_score = List.fold_left f2 0 !interference in
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191 | nodescores + interference_score
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192 |
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193 | (** Return a random configuration. For some reason, if this function accesses
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194 | the global 'groups' hash instead of getting it passed in from above, that
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195 | hash is empty. *)
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196 | let random_configuration groups evaluate =
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197 | let h = Hashtbl.create 30 in
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198 | Hashtbl.iter (fun k _ -> Hashtbl.add h k (1 + (Random.int 12))) groups;
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199 | { score = (evaluate h); conf = h }
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200 |
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201 | let print_conf conf =
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202 | let channel wi = string_of_int (Hashtbl.find conf wi.wi_essid) in
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203 | let print_wi wi = wi.wi_name ^ ": " ^ (channel wi) in
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204 | let wis node = List.fold_left (fun a wi -> a ^ " " ^ (print_wi wi))
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205 | "" node.node_wis in
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206 | let cmpnode a b = compare (a.node_name) (b.node_name) in
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207 | let sorted_nodes = List.sort cmpnode (values nodes) in
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208 | let print_node n = print_string (n.node_name ^ ": " ^ (wis n) ^ "\n") in
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209 | List.iter print_node sorted_nodes
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210 |
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211 | (** Generalized evolutionary algorithm driver.
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212 | initialize: () -> configuration array
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213 | recombine:
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214 | mutate: configuration array -> configuration array
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215 | evaluate: configuration array -> configuration array
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216 | select: configuration array -> configuration array
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217 |
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218 | and the result is the best configuration *)
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219 | let evolutionary_algorithm initialize recombine mutate evaluate select =
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220 | let population = (evaluate $ initialize) () in
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221 | let last_high_score = ref population.(0).score in
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222 | let iterations_since_new_high_score = ref 0 in
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223 | let generation = ref 0 in
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224 | let all_nodes = values nodes in
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225 | let iterate = recombine $ mutate $ evaluate $ select in
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226 | while !iterations_since_new_high_score < max_stagnant_iterations do
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227 | let newpop = iterate population in
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228 | Array.sort (fun a b -> compare b.score a.score) newpop;
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229 | copyarray newpop population;
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230 | let high_score = population.(0).score in
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231 | if high_score > !last_high_score then begin
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232 | last_high_score := high_score;
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233 | iterations_since_new_high_score := 0
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234 | end;
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235 | assert (!last_high_score >= high_score);
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236 | if (!generation mod 10) == 0 then begin
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237 | print_int !generation;
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238 | print_string ": ";
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239 | print_int !last_high_score;
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240 | print_newline();
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241 | end;
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242 | incr iterations_since_new_high_score;
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243 | incr generation
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244 | done;
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245 | population.(0)
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246 |
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247 | (** BEGIN PARSING CODE *)
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248 |
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249 | (** Given a filename, return a list of all the lines in the file with the given
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250 | filename. Don't count on the order of the lines in the result. *)
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251 | let snarf_lines fname =
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252 | let infile = open_in fname in
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253 | let result = ref [] in
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254 | try
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255 | while true do
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256 | result := (input_line infile)::!result
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257 | done;
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258 | !result (* never gets here *)
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259 | with End_of_file -> !result
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260 |
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261 | (** Read the main input from the given filename *)
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262 | let parse_file fname =
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263 | let spacere = Str.regexp " " in
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264 | (** Given the name of the node currently being parsed, parse the given
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265 | tuple that consists of a wi name and an essid. *)
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266 | let parse_pair nodename (wname, essid) =
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267 | let new_wi = { wi_name = wname;
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268 | wi_nodename = nodename;
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269 | wi_essid = essid} in
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270 | let _ = try
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271 | let group = Hashtbl.find groups essid in
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272 | group.group_wis <- new_wi::group.group_wis;
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273 | with Not_found ->
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274 | let group = { group_essid = essid;
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275 | group_wis = [ new_wi ] } in
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276 | Hashtbl.add groups essid group in
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277 | new_wi in
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278 | let parse_fields fields =
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279 | let nodename = head fields in
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280 | let rec makepairs l =
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281 | match l with
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282 | [] -> []
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283 | | x::[] -> assert false
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284 | | a::b::xs -> (a, b)::(makepairs xs) in
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285 | let wis = List.map (parse_pair nodename)
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286 | (makepairs (tail fields)) in
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287 | let sorted_wis = List.sort compare wis in
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288 | let node = { node_name = nodename; node_wis = sorted_wis } in
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289 | Hashtbl.add nodes nodename node in
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290 | List.iter (parse_fields $ (Str.split spacere)) (snarf_lines fname)
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291 |
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292 | (* the parsers for the special case components *)
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293 |
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294 | (** The first field is the nodename, the rest are interface names *)
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295 | let parse_nointerference fs = Hashtbl.add nointerference (head fs) (tail fs)
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296 | (** Read four fields from the given list and add them as a tuple to the given
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297 | list reference *)
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298 | let parse_quadruplet l fs =
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299 | let f = List.nth fs in
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300 | l := (f 0, f 1, f 2, f 3)::!l
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301 | (** The first field is the nodename, the rest are channels.*)
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302 | let parse_unusable fs =
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303 | let channels = List.map int_of_string (tail fs) in
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304 | Hashtbl.add unusable (head fs) channels
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305 | (** The first field is the supernode name, the rest are the names of the
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306 | subnodes. Construct a new node for the supernode and remove the subnodes
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307 | from the nodes hash *)
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308 | let parse_supernode fs =
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309 | let nodename = head fs in
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310 | let subnodenames = tail fs in
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311 | let subnodes = List.map (Hashtbl.find nodes) subnodenames in
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312 | List.iter (Hashtbl.remove nodes) subnodenames;
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313 | let prefixed_wis n = List.map (fun w -> { w with wi_name = n.node_name ^ "." ^ w.wi_name}) n.node_wis in
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314 | let wis = List.fold_left (fun a s -> a@(prefixed_wis s)) [] subnodes in
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315 | let node = { node_name = nodename; node_wis = wis } in
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316 | Hashtbl.add nodes nodename node
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317 |
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318 | let parse_special_conf fname =
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319 | let spacere = Str.regexp " " in
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320 | let functable = [ "nointerference", parse_nointerference;
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321 | "important", parse_quadruplet importantlinks;
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322 | "interference", parse_quadruplet interference;
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323 | "unusable", parse_unusable;
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324 | "supernode", parse_supernode ] in
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325 | let do_line fs = (List.assoc (head fs) functable) (tail fs) in
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326 | try
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327 | List.iter (do_line $ Str.split spacere) (snarf_lines fname)
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328 | with x -> ()
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329 |
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330 | (** END PARSING CODE *)
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331 |
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332 | let main =
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333 | parse_file Sys.argv.(1);
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334 | parse_special_conf "special.conf";
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335 | Random.self_init();
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336 | let all_nodes = values nodes in
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337 | let evaluate_hash = score_configuration all_nodes in
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338 | let initialize () = Array.init population_size (fun _ -> random_configuration groups evaluate_hash) in
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339 | let recombine x = x in
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340 | let maxchannel essid =
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341 | let group = Hashtbl.find groups essid in
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342 | if (List.length group.group_wis) == 1 then 11
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343 | else 13 in
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344 | let mutate_conf conf =
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345 | Hashtbl.iter (fun essid _ ->
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346 | let f = Random.float 1.0 in
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347 | if (f < mutation_rate) then
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348 | let channel = 1 + (Random.int (maxchannel essid)) in
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349 | Hashtbl.replace conf essid channel) conf in
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350 | let mutate population =
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351 | let mutants = Array.map (fun c -> let hash = Hashtbl.copy c.conf in
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352 | mutate_conf hash;
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353 | { score = evaluate_hash hash;
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354 | conf = hash}) population in
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355 | Array.append population mutants in
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356 | let evaluate population =
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357 | Array.iter (fun c -> c.score <- evaluate_hash c.conf) population;
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358 | population in
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359 | let select p = Array.sub p 0 ((Array.length p) / 2) in
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360 | let best = evolutionary_algorithm initialize recombine mutate evaluate select in
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361 | print_conf best.conf;;
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362 |
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363 | main
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