source: src/Dynamics/ForceAnnealing.hpp@ ab7bfa6

/*
 * ForceAnnealing.hpp
 *
 *  Created on: Aug 02, 2014
 *      Author: heber
 */

#ifndef FORCEANNEALING_HPP_
#define FORCEANNEALING_HPP_

// include config.h
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif

#include "Atom/atom.hpp"
#include "Atom/AtomSet.hpp"
#include "CodePatterns/Assert.hpp"
#include "CodePatterns/Info.hpp"
#include "CodePatterns/Log.hpp"
#include "CodePatterns/Verbose.hpp"
#include "Descriptors/AtomIdDescriptor.hpp"
#include "Dynamics/AtomicForceManipulator.hpp"
#include "Fragmentation/ForceMatrix.hpp"
#include "Graph/BoostGraphCreator.hpp"
#include "Graph/BoostGraphHelpers.hpp"
#include "Graph/BreadthFirstSearchGatherer.hpp"
#include "Helpers/helpers.hpp"
#include "Helpers/defs.hpp"
#include "LinearAlgebra/LinearSystemOfEquations.hpp"
#include "LinearAlgebra/MatrixContent.hpp"
#include "LinearAlgebra/Vector.hpp"
#include "LinearAlgebra/VectorContent.hpp"
#include "Thermostats/ThermoStatContainer.hpp"
#include "Thermostats/Thermostat.hpp"
#include "World.hpp"

/** This class is the essential build block for performing structural optimization.
 *
 * Sadly, we have to use some static instances as so far values cannot be passed
 * between actions. Hence, we need to store the current step and the adaptive-
 * step width (we cannot perform a line search, as we have no control over the
 * calculation of the forces).
 *
 * However, we do use the bond graph, i.e. if a single atom needs to be shifted
 * to the left, then the whole molecule left of it is shifted, too. This is
 * controlled by the \a max_distance parameter.
 */
template <class T>
class ForceAnnealing : public AtomicForceManipulator<T>
{
public:
  /** Constructor of class ForceAnnealing.
   *
   * \note We use a fixed delta t of 1.
   *
   * \param _atoms set of atoms to integrate
   * \param _Deltat time step width in atomic units
   * \param _IsAngstroem whether length units are in angstroem or bohr radii
   * \param _maxSteps number of optimization steps to perform
   * \param _max_distance up to this bond order is bond graph taken into account.
   */
  ForceAnnealing(
      AtomSetMixin<T> &_atoms,
      bool _IsAngstroem,
      const size_t _maxSteps,
      const int _max_distance,
      const double _damping_factor) :
    AtomicForceManipulator<T>(_atoms, 1., _IsAngstroem),
    maxSteps(_maxSteps),
    max_distance(_max_distance),
    damping_factor(_damping_factor)
  {}
  /** Destructor of class ForceAnnealing.
   *
   */
  ~ForceAnnealing()
  {}

  /** Performs Gradient optimization.
   *
   * We assume that forces have just been calculated.
   *
   *
   * \param NextStep current time step (i.e. \f$ t + \Delta t \f$ in the sense of the velocity verlet)
   * \param offset offset in matrix file to the first force component
   * \todo This is not yet checked if it is correctly working with DoConstrainedMD set >0.
   */
  void operator()(const int NextStep, const size_t offset)
  {
    // make sum of forces equal zero
    AtomicForceManipulator<T>::correctForceMatrixForFixedCenterOfMass(offset,NextStep);

    // are we in initial step? Then set static entities
    if (currentStep == 0) {
      currentDeltat = AtomicForceManipulator<T>::Deltat;
      currentStep = 1;
      LOG(2, "DEBUG: Initial step, setting values, current step is #" << currentStep);
    } else {
      ++currentStep;
      LOG(2, "DEBUG: current step is #" << currentStep);
    }

    // get nodes on either side of selected bond via BFS discovery
//    std::vector<atomId_t> atomids;
//    for(typename AtomSetMixin<T>::iterator iter = AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.begin();
//        iter != AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.end(); ++iter) {
//      atomids.push_back((*iter)->getId());
//    }
//    ASSERT( atomids.size() == AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.size(),
//        "ForceAnnealing() - could not gather all atomic ids?");
    BoostGraphCreator BGcreator;
    BGcreator.createFromRange(
        AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.begin(),
        AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.end(),
        AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.size(),
        BreadthFirstSearchGatherer::AlwaysTruePredicate);
    BreadthFirstSearchGatherer NodeGatherer(BGcreator);

    /// We assume that a force is local, i.e. a bond is too short yet and hence
    /// the atom needs to be moved. However, all the adjacent (bound) atoms might
    /// already be at the perfect distance. If we just move the atom alone, we ruin
    /// all the other bonds. Hence, it would be sensible to move every atom found
    /// through the bond graph in the direction of the force as well by the same
    /// PositionUpdate. This is almost what we are going to do.

    /// One more issue is: If we need to shorten bond, then we use the PositionUpdate
    /// also on the the other bond partner already. This is because it is in the
    /// direction of the bond. Therefore, the update is actually performed twice on
    /// each bond partner, i.e. the step size is twice as large as it should be.
    /// This problem only occurs when bonds need to be shortened, not when they
    /// need to be made longer (then the force vector is facing the other
    /// direction than the bond vector).
    /// As a remedy we need to know the forces "per bond" and not per atom.
    /// In effect, the gradient is the error per atom. However, we need an
    /// error per bond. To this end, we set up a matrix A that translate the
    /// vector of bond energies into a vector of atomic force component and
    /// then we simply solve the linear system (inverse problem) via an SVD
    /// and use the bond gradients to get the PositionUpdate for both bond
    /// partners at the same time when we go through all bonds.

    // gather/enumerate all bonds
    std::set<bond::ptr> allbonds;
    std::vector<atomId_t> allatomids;
    Vector maxComponents(zeroVec);
    for(typename AtomSetMixin<T>::iterator iter = AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.begin();
        iter != AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.end(); ++iter) {
      const atom &walker = *(*iter);
      allatomids.push_back(walker.getId());
      const BondList& ListOfBonds = walker.getListOfBonds();
      for(BondList::const_iterator bonditer = ListOfBonds.begin();
          bonditer != ListOfBonds.end(); ++bonditer) {
        const bond::ptr &current_bond = *bonditer;
        allbonds.insert(current_bond);
      }

      // extract largest components for showing progress of annealing
      const Vector currentGradient = (*iter)->getAtomicForce();
      for(size_t i=0;i<NDIM;++i)
        if (currentGradient[i] > maxComponents[i])
          maxComponents[i] = currentGradient[i];

      // reset force vector for next step except on final one
      if (currentStep != maxSteps)
        (*iter)->setAtomicForce(zeroVec);
    }
    std::sort(allatomids.begin(), allatomids.end());
    // converting set back to vector is fastest when requiring sorted and unique,
    // see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1041620/whats-the-most-efficient-way-to-erase-duplicates-and-sort-a-vector
    typedef std::vector<bond::ptr> bondvector_t;
    bondvector_t bondvector( allbonds.begin(), allbonds.end() );

    // setup matrix A given the enumerated bonds
    LinearSystemOfEquations lseq(AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.size(), bondvector.size());
    for (size_t i = 0;i<bondvector.size();++i) {
      const atom* bondatom[2] = {
           bondvector[i]->leftatom,
           bondvector[i]->rightatom
      };
      size_t index[2];
      for (size_t n=0;n<2;++n) {
        const std::pair<std::vector<atomId_t>::iterator, std::vector<atomId_t>::iterator> atomiditer =
            std::equal_range(allatomids.begin(), allatomids.end(), bondatom[n]->getId());
        index[n] = std::distance(allatomids.begin(), atomiditer.first);
        (*lseq.A).at(index[0],index[1]) = 1.;
        (*lseq.A).at(index[1],index[0]) = 1.;
      }
    }
    lseq.SetSymmetric(true);

    // for each component and for current and last time step
    // solve Ax=y with given A and y being the vectorized atomic force
    double *tmpforces = new double[bondvector.size()];
    double *bondforces = new double[bondvector.size()];
    double *oldbondforces = new double[bondvector.size()];
    double *bondforceref[2] = {
        bondforces,
        oldbondforces
    };
    for (size_t n=0;n<bondvector.size();++n) {
      bondforces[n] = 0.;
      oldbondforces[n] = 0.;
    }
    for (size_t timestep = 0; timestep <= 1; ++timestep) {
      for (size_t component = 0; component < NDIM; ++component) {
        for(typename AtomSetMixin<T>::iterator iter = AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.begin();
            iter != AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.end(); ++iter) {
          const atom &walker = *(*iter);
          const std::pair<std::vector<atomId_t>::iterator, std::vector<atomId_t>::iterator> atomiditer =
              std::equal_range(allatomids.begin(), allatomids.end(), walker.getId());
          const size_t i = std::distance(allatomids.begin(), atomiditer.first);
        (*lseq.b).at(i) = timestep == 0 ?
            walker.getAtomicForce()[component] :
            walker.getAtomicForceAtStep(NextStep-2 >= 0 ? NextStep - 2 : 0)[component];
      }
      lseq.GetSolutionAsArray(tmpforces);
      for (size_t i = 0;i<bondvector.size();++i)
        bondforceref[timestep][i] += tmpforces[i];
      }
    }

    // step through each bond and shift the atoms
    std::map<atomId_t, Vector> GatheredUpdates; //!< gathers all updates which are applied at the end
    for (size_t i = 0;i<bondvector.size();++i) {
      const atom* bondatom[2] = {
           bondvector[i]->leftatom,
           bondvector[i]->rightatom};
      const double &bondforce = bondforces[i];
      const double &oldbondforce = oldbondforces[i];
      const double bondforcedifference = (bondforce - oldbondforce);
      Vector BondVector = (bondatom[0]->getPosition() - bondatom[1]->getPosition());
      BondVector.Normalize();
      double stepwidth = 0.;
      for (size_t n=0;n<2;++n) {
        const Vector oldPosition = bondatom[n]->getPositionAtStep(NextStep-2 >= 0 ? NextStep - 2 : 0);
        const Vector currentPosition = bondatom[n]->getPosition();
        stepwidth += fabs((currentPosition - oldPosition).ScalarProduct(BondVector))/bondforcedifference;
      }
      stepwidth = stepwidth/2;
      Vector PositionUpdate = stepwidth * BondVector;
      if (fabs(stepwidth) < 1e-10) {
        // dont' warn in first step, deltat usage normal
        if (currentStep != 1)
          ELOG(1, "INFO: Barzilai-Borwein stepwidth is zero, using deltat " << currentDeltat << " instead.");
        PositionUpdate = currentDeltat * BondVector;
      }
      LOG(3, "DEBUG: Update would be " << PositionUpdate);

      // remove the edge
#ifndef NDEBUG
      const bool status =
#endif
          BGcreator.removeEdge(bondatom[0]->getId(), bondatom[1]->getId());
      ASSERT( status, "ForceAnnealing() - edge to found bond is not present?");

      // gather nodes for either atom
      BoostGraphHelpers::Nodeset_t bondside_set[2];
      BreadthFirstSearchGatherer::distance_map_t distance_map[2];
      for (size_t n=0;n<2;++n) {
        bondside_set[n] = NodeGatherer(bondatom[n]->getId(), max_distance);
        distance_map[n] = NodeGatherer.getDistances();
        std::sort(bondside_set[n].begin(), bondside_set[n].end());
      }

      // re-add edge
      BGcreator.addEdge(bondatom[0]->getId(), bondatom[1]->getId());

      // add PositionUpdate for all nodes in the bondside_set
      for (size_t n=0;n<2;++n) {
        for (BoostGraphHelpers::Nodeset_t::const_iterator setiter = bondside_set[n].begin();
            setiter != bondside_set[n].end(); ++setiter) {
          const BreadthFirstSearchGatherer::distance_map_t::const_iterator diter
            = distance_map[n].find(*setiter);
          ASSERT( diter != distance_map[n].end(),
              "ForceAnnealing() - could not find distance to an atom.");
          const double factor = pow(damping_factor, diter->second);
          LOG(3, "DEBUG: Update for atom #" << *setiter << " will be "
              << factor << "*" << PositionUpdate);
          if (GatheredUpdates.count((*setiter))) {
            GatheredUpdates[(*setiter)] += factor*PositionUpdate;
          } else {
            GatheredUpdates.insert(
                std::make_pair(
                    (*setiter),
                    factor*PositionUpdate) );
          }
        }
        // invert for other atom
        PositionUpdate *= -1;
      }
    }

    // apply the gathered updates
    for (std::map<atomId_t, Vector>::const_iterator iter = GatheredUpdates.begin();
        iter != GatheredUpdates.end(); ++iter) {
      const atomId_t &atomid = iter->first;
      const Vector &update = iter->second;
      atom* const walker = World::getInstance().getAtom(AtomById(atomid));
      ASSERT( walker != NULL,
          "ForceAnnealing() - walker with id "+toString(atomid)+" has suddenly disappeared.");
      walker->setPosition( walker->getPosition() + update );
      walker->setAtomicVelocity(update);
      LOG(3, "DEBUG: Applying update " << update << " to atom " << *walker);
    }

    LOG(1, "STATUS: Largest remaining force components at step #"
        << currentStep << " are " << maxComponents);

    // are we in final step? Remember to reset static entities
    if (currentStep == maxSteps) {
      LOG(2, "DEBUG: Final step, resetting values");
      reset();
    }
  }

  /** Reset function to unset static entities and artificial velocities.
   *
   */
  void reset()
  {
    currentDeltat = 0.;
    currentStep = 0;

    // reset (artifical) velocities
    for(typename AtomSetMixin<T>::iterator iter = AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.begin();
        iter != AtomicForceManipulator<T>::atoms.end(); ++iter)
      (*iter)->setAtomicVelocity(zeroVec);
  }

private:
  //!> contains the current step in relation to maxsteps
  static size_t currentStep;
  //!> contains the maximum number of steps, determines initial and final step with currentStep
  size_t maxSteps;
  static double currentDeltat;
  //!> minimum deltat for internal while loop (adaptive step width)
  static double MinimumDeltat;
  //!> contains the maximum bond graph distance up to which shifts of a single atom are spread
  const int max_distance;
  //!> the shifted is dampened by this factor with the power of the bond graph distance to the shift causing atom
  const double damping_factor;
};

template <class T>
double ForceAnnealing<T>::currentDeltat = 0.;
template <class T>
size_t ForceAnnealing<T>::currentStep = 0;
template <class T>
double ForceAnnealing<T>::MinimumDeltat = 1e-8;

#endif /* FORCEANNEALING_HPP_ */