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CALIBRATOR

A software to perform calibrations of empirical parameters.

AUTHORS

REQUIRED

  • mpicc, gcc or clang (to compile the surce code)
  • autoconf (to generate the Makefile in different operative systems)
  • pkg-config (to find the libraries to compile)
  • gsl (to generate random numbers)
  • libxml (to deal with XML files)
  • gthreads (to use multicores in shared memory machines)
  • glib (extended utilities of C to work with data, lists, mapped files, regular expressions, ...)
  • openmpi or mpich (optional: to run in parallelized tasks)
  • doxygen (optional: standard comments format to generate documentation)
  • latex (optional: to build the PDF manuals)

FILES

  • configure.ac: configure generator.
  • Makefile.in: Makefile generator.
  • config.h.in: config header generator.
  • calibrator.c: source code.
  • Doxyfile: configuration file to generate doxygen documentation.
  • TODO: tasks to do.

BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS

$ aclocal

$ autoconf

$ ./configure

$ make

$ strip calibrator (optional: to make a final version)

MAKING REFERENCE MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS

  • doxygen
  • cd latex
  • make

USER INSTRUCTIONS

  • Command line in sequential mode:

$ ./calibrator [-nthreads X] input_file.xml

  • Command line in parallelized mode (where X is the number of threads to open in every node):

$ mpirun [MPI options] ./calibrator [-nthreads X] input_file.xml

  • The sintaxis of the simulator has to be:

$ ./simulator_name input_file_1 [input_file_2] [input_file_3] [input_file_4] output_file

  • The sintaxis of the program to evaluate the objetive function has to be (where the first data in the results file has to be the objective function value):

$ ./evaluator_name simulated_file data_file results_file

INPUT FILE FORMAT

<?xml version="1.0"/>
<calibrate simulator="simulator_name" evaluator="evaluator_name" algorithm="algorithm_type" simulations="simulations_number">
    <experiment name="data_file_1" template1="template_1_1" template2="template_1_2" template3="template_1_3" template4="template_1_4"/>
    ...
    <experiment name="data_file_N" template1="template_N_1" template2="template_N_2" template3="template_N_3" template4="template_N_4"/>
    <variable name="variable_1" minimum="min_value" maximum="max_value" format="c_string_format" sweeps="sweeps_number"/>
    ...
    <variable name="variable_M" minimum="min_value" maximum="max_value" format="c_string_format" sweeps="sweeps_number"/>
</calibrate>

Implemented algorithms are:

  • "sweep": Sweep brutal force algorithm. Requires on each variable:

sweeps: number of sweeps to generate on each variable in every experiment.

The total number of simulations to run is:

(number of experiments) x (variable 1 number of sweeps) x ... x (variable n number of sweeps)

  • "MonteCarlo": Monte-Carlo brutal force algorithm. Requires on calibrate:

simulations: number of simulations to run in every experiment.

The total number of simulations to run is:

(number of experiments) x (number of simulations)

SOME EXAMPLES OF INPUT FILES

Example 1


  • The simulator program name is: pivot
  • The sintaxis is:

$ ./pivot input_file output_file

  • The program to evaluate the objective function is: compare
  • The sintaxis is:

$ ./compare simulated_file data_file result_file

  • The calibration is performed with a sweep brutal force algorithm.

  • The experimental data files are:

27-48.txt

42.txt

52.txt

100.txt

  • Templates to get input files to simulator for each experiment are:

template1.js

template2.js

template3.js

template4.js

  • The variables to calibrate, ranges, c-string format and sweeps number to perform are:

alpha1, [179.70, 180.20], %.2lf, 5

alpha2, [179.30, 179.60], %.2lf, 5

random, [0.00, 0.20], %.2lf, 5

boot-time, [0.0, 3.0], %.1lf, 5

  • Then, the number of simulations to run is: 4x5x5x5x5=2500.

  • The input file is:

__

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<calibrate simulator="pivot" evaluator="compare" algorithm="sweep">
    <experiment name="27-48.txt" template1="template1.js"/>
    <experiment name="42.txt" template1="template2.js"/>
    <experiment name="52.txt" template1="template3.js"/>
    <experiment name="100.txt" template1="template4.js"/>
    <variable name="alpha1" minimum="179.70" maximum="180.20" format="%.2lf" sweeps="5"/>
    <variable name="alpha2" minimum="179.30" maximum="179.60" format="%.2lf" sweeps="5"/>
    <variable name="random" minimum="0.00" maximum="0.20" format="%.2lf" sweeps="5"/>
    <variable name="boot-time" minimum="0.0" maximum="3.0" format="%.1lf" sweeps="5"/>
</calibrate>
  • A template file as template1.js:

__

{
  "towers" :
  [
    {
      "length"      : 50.11,
      "velocity"    : 0.02738,
      "@variable1@" : @value1@,
      "@variable2@" : @value2@,
      "@variable3@" : @value3@,
      "@variable4@" : @value4@
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.02824,
      "@variable1@" : @value1@,
      "@variable2@" : @value2@,
      "@variable3@" : @value3@,
      "@variable4@" : @value4@
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.03008,
      "@variable1@" : @value1@,
      "@variable2@" : @value2@,
      "@variable3@" : @value3@,
      "@variable4@" : @value4@
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.03753,
      "@variable1@" : @value1@,
      "@variable2@" : @value2@,
      "@variable3@" : @value3@,
      "@variable4@" : @value4@
    }
  ],
  "cycle-time"     : 71.0,
  "plot-time"     : 1.0,
  "comp-time-step": 0.1,
  "active-percent" : 27.48
}
  • Produce simulator input files to reproduce the experimental data file 27-48.txt as:

__

{
  "towers" :
  [
    {
      "length"      : 50.11,
      "velocity"    : 0.02738,
      "alpha1" : 179.95,
      "alpha2" : 179.45,
      "random" : 0.10,
      "boot-time" : 1.5
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.02824,
      "alpha1" : 179.95,
      "alpha2" : 179.45,
      "random" : 0.10,
      "boot-time" : 1.5
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.03008,
      "alpha1" : 179.95,
      "alpha2" : 179.45,
      "random" : 0.10,
      "boot-time" : 1.5
    },
    {
      "length"    : 50.11,
      "velocity"  : 0.03753,
      "alpha1" : 179.95,
      "alpha2" : 179.45,
      "random" : 0.10,
      "boot-time" : 1.5
    }
  ],
  "cycle-time"     : 71.0,
  "plot-time"     : 1.0,
  "comp-time-step": 0.1,
  "active-percent" : 27.48
}

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