source: cpp/frams/genetics/f1/conv_f1.h @ 197

Last change on this file since 197 was 197, checked in by Maciej Komosinski, 11 years ago

GDK used by developers since 1999, distributed on the web since 2002

  • Property svn:eol-style set to native
File size: 2.6 KB
Line 
1// This file is a part of the Framsticks GDK.
2// Copyright (C) 1999-2014  Maciej Komosinski and Szymon Ulatowski.  See LICENSE.txt for details.
3// Refer to http://www.framsticks.com/ for further information.
4
5#ifndef _CONV_F1_H
6#define _CONV_F1_H
7
8#include <frams/genetics/genoconv.h>
9#include <frams/model/model.h>
10
11struct F1Props
12{
13        double dlug,skr,masa,tarcie,ruch,asym,odpor,wchl,rot,energ;
14        double bendrange;
15        int resetrange;
16        double grub,cred,cgreen,cblue;
17        void wykluczanie();
18};
19
20/**
21 Official framsticks f1 -> f0 converter.
22 Source code is published as educational example, but currently not
23 well documented.
24 This converter features building creature using Model class
25 and some advanced tricks (changing model data during construction).
26 Final f0 genotype is generated by model class.
27
28 <b>GDK 1.0.5 NN extension: (for Framsticks 2.0)</B>
29
30 Until now, only the "standard" Framsticks v1 neuron classes could be used.
31 Starting with GDK 1.0.5 you can use all neuron types.
32
33 \b Syntax: [classname , input_or_parameter:weight , input_or_parameter:weight , ...]
34
35 The classname is optional, the default class will be used if it is omitted.
36 Note the comma after \b classname. It must be present if you provide the classname.
37 This is to distinguish between old muscle syntax and new classname specification:
38 - "[|,0:1]" is the neuron of class "|" (bend muscle) with one self connection.
39 \image html nn-ex1.gif
40 - "[|0:1]" describes the default neuron class (N) connected with the bend muscle (|).
41 \image html nn-ex2.gif
42
43
44 Neuron parameters can be specified along with inputs, eg: "[myclass,param1:34,param2:56]"
45 The names beginning with UPPER case character are assumed to be neuron classes.
46 "[myclass,g:1.23,G:2.34]" - the first 'g' is the parameter, the second one is the receptor
47 G ("gyroscope").
48
49 Another example:
50
51 "X[G][-1:2.3][-2:3.4]" - The first neuron is the standalone G receptor. Other neuron can use its output
52 signal by specifying it as regular input ("-1:2.3" and "-2:3.4"). This NN contains 3 neurons.
53 \image html nn-ex3.gif
54
55 "X[G:2.3][G:3.4]" - with the old syntax it is impossible to connect 2 neurons with the same gyroscope,
56 because everything inside brackets is private to the neuron, others can't refer to it.
57 Adding another neuron with "G" input will add another gyroscope object. This NN contains 4 neurons
58 (or 2 neurons if you try it in Framsticks v1).
59  \image html nn-ex4.gif
60 
61*/
62class GenoConv_f1: public GenoConverter
63{
64public:
65GenoConv_f1()
66        {
67        name="Recursive encoding";
68        in_format='1';
69        mapsupport=1;
70        }
71SString convert(SString &i,MultiMap *map);
72~GenoConv_f1() {}
73};
74
75
76#endif
Note: See TracBrowser for help on using the repository browser.