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Add feasibility checks to optimizers/converters #1199
Add feasibility checks to optimizers/converters #1199
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Please change the title to be more informative to denote what this PR adds and merge master to your branch. There are some conflicts. |
Done and Done. 😄 |
@t-imamichi I am confused by this PR. It already incorporates the changes of |
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Keeping going! All good as an intermediate version!
Please think of adding unit tests. Also, pay attention at the pipeline output, stuff like pylint, code style, spelling, etc.
if(detailed == True): | ||
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for i in range(len(satisfied_variables)): | ||
(print(f'{self.get_variable(i)._name} is within the bounds') if satisfied_variables[i] | ||
else logger.warning(f'{self.get_variable(i)._name} is outside the bounds')) | ||
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The initial idea was to return a list of violations, not just printing them.
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The initial idea was to return a list of violations, not just printing them.
This is for debug purposes only. I was not sure about how the return value was required. I will change it into a list.
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This is a good question how to return them back. May be we should postpone this feature, I mean returning a list of violations and focus on the boolean result.
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I'd expect to see a list of something, but what is float here?
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So currently I will print the violations and just return the bool result. One way would be to change the return type from ->bool to ->Tuple[bool, List[float]] and return empty list whenever detailed = False.
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The list can contain float values as well. Like x = [1.0, 2.0, 1.0, 1.99999982]
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Yeah, but what do they mean, these float values?
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I am sorry I didn't get your question. I would try to explain from what I understood.
So if we define a quadratic problem with variables x, y and z, then we get results.x = [1.0, 2.0, 1.0] would mean x = 1.0, y = 2.0 and z = 1.0.
As I understood from the description of that PR, you don't have to follow that PR. Main purpose of #1196 is to change the |
Yes. You can ignore |
@woodsp-ibm, @t-imamichi please take a look, should be fine now. |
Thank you! It looks good. We need just a reno text to explain the new APIs. |
Thank you everyone 😄. I am glad that my first ever PR has been accepted and merged successfully. Thank you @adekusar-drl and @t-imamichi for giving me the opportunity to work on this 🎉. |
Congrats! Enjoy Qiskit hacking. |
* Draft for issue#1134 * resolved issue in quadratic_problem.py * incorporated changes as suggested by @adekusar-drl * fix linting issues * added is_feasible method in all optimizers, added changes suggested by @ woodsp-ibm * removed cast import * made changes as per points 1 to 3 * made suggested changes by @adekusar-drl * some cleaning * added reno * fixed reno * Update releasenotes/notes/feasibility-check-b99605f771e745b7.yaml Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]> * Update releasenotes/notes/feasibility-check-b99605f771e745b7.yaml Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]> * code review Co-authored-by: Manoel Marques <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Takashi Imamichi <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Anton Dekusar <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Anton Dekusar <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]>
…kit-aqua#1199) * Draft for issue#1134 * resolved issue in quadratic_problem.py * incorporated changes as suggested by @adekusar-drl * fix linting issues * added is_feasible method in all optimizers, added changes suggested by @ woodsp-ibm * removed cast import * made changes as per points 1 to 3 * made suggested changes by @adekusar-drl * some cleaning * added reno * fixed reno * Update releasenotes/notes/feasibility-check-b99605f771e745b7.yaml Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]> * Update releasenotes/notes/feasibility-check-b99605f771e745b7.yaml Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]> * code review Co-authored-by: Manoel Marques <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Takashi Imamichi <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Anton Dekusar <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Anton Dekusar <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Steve Wood <[email protected]>
Summary
draft of #1134
Added is_feasible() function to check whether the returned result of the optimizers and to check whether they are feasible or not
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Please check for the same and provide valuable feedback. Thank you 😃