Here is the video of Pyevolve (the development version) optimizing a 100 cities TSP problem. I’ve used the Edge Recombination and the simple Swap Mutation method:
The video is a composition the of image outputs at every 100th generation and only when the score has changed when compared to the previous generation. I’ll release the source together with the new 0.6 release, planned to this month (December) and no later than January.
Best wishes and if I can’t post again until the next year, merry christmas and happy new year !!!
This is my first PoC of the Travelling Salesman Problem on PSP, since I’ve installed the Pyevolve on the Sony PSP, I can optimize any problem while using the graphical interface of PSP (in that problem I’m using the 2D functions to plot the cities and the path) to show results in real-time. Here is the video, the quality is very low, I’ve used my cellphone 🙂
Here is the source code I’ve used, the Pyevolve version of this example is the development version r166, which in the future will be the 0.6 final release (I’m working on many new features yet, so it will take time to release), however, this PoC should work on 0.5 release too:
import psp2d, pspos
WHITE_COLOR = psp2d.Color(255,255,255)
CLEAR_COLOR = psp2d.Color(0,0,0,255)
RED_COLOR = psp2d.Color(255, 0, 0)
cm = []
coords = []
CITIES = 20
pspos.setclocks(333,166)
psp_scr = psp2d.Screen()
psp_font = psp2d.Font('font.png')
psp_scr.clear(CLEAR_COLOR)
psp_font.drawText(psp_scr, 0, 5, "Loading Pyevolve modules...")
psp_scr.swap()
from pyevolve import G1DList
from pyevolve import GSimpleGA
from pyevolve import GAllele
from pyevolve import Mutators
from pyevolve import Crossovers
from pyevolve import Consts
from random import shuffle as rand_shuffle, randint as rand_randint
from math import sqrt
def cartesian_matrix(coords):
""" A distance matrix """
matrix={}
for i,(x1,y1) in enumerate(coords):
for j,(x2,y2) in enumerate(coords):
dx, dy = x1-x2, y1-y2
dist=sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy)
matrix[i,j] = dist
return matrix
def tour_length(matrix, tour):
""" Returns the total length of the tour """
total = 0
for i in range(CITIES):
j = (i+1)%CITIES
total += matrix[tour[i], tour[j]]
return total
def write_tour_to_img(coords, tour):
""" The function to plot the graph """
psp_scr.clear(CLEAR_COLOR)
for i in range(CITIES):
j = (i+1)%CITIES
city_i = tour[i]
city_j = tour[j]
x1, y1 = coords[city_i]
x2, y2 = coords[city_j]
psp_scr.drawLine(int(x1), int(y1), int(x2), int(y2), WHITE_COLOR)
psp_font.drawText(psp_scr, int(x1)+7, int(y1)-5, str(i))
psp_scr.fillRect(int(x1), int(y1), 6, 6, RED_COLOR)
psp_scr.swap()
def G1DListTSPInitializator(genome, **args):
""" The initializator for the TSP """
lst = [i for i in xrange(genome.getListSize())]
rand_shuffle(lst)
genome.genomeList = lst
def evolve_callback(ga_engine):
""" Callback called every generation by Pyevolve """
write_tour_to_img(coords, ga_engine.bestIndividual())
return False
def main_run():
global cm, coords
width, height = psp_scr.size
coords = [(rand_randint(0, width),rand_randint(0, height))
for i in xrange(CITIES)]
cm = cartesian_matrix(coords)
setOfAlleles = GAllele.GAlleles(homogeneous=True)
range_allele = GAllele.GAlleleRange(0, len(coords)-1)
setOfAlleles.add(range_allele)
genome = G1DList.G1DList(len(coords))
genome.setParams(allele=setOfAlleles)
genome.evaluator.set(lambda chromosome: tour_length(cm, chromosome))
genome.mutator.set(Mutators.G1DListMutatorSwap)
genome.crossover.set(Crossovers.G1DListCrossoverOX)
genome.initializator.set(G1DListTSPInitializator)
ga = GSimpleGA.GSimpleGA(genome)
ga.setMinimax(Consts.minimaxType["minimize"])
ga.setGenerations(300)
ga.setPopulationSize(200)
ga.setCrossoverRate(1.0)
ga.setMutationRate(0.1)
ga.stepCallback.set(evolve_callback)
ga.evolve()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main_run()
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