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    my $distribution => 'ArrayRef[Num]';

  my $error_ratio = $self->evaluate_error_ratio(
    classifier => $classifier,
    distribution => $distribution,
  );
  return log((1 - $error_ratio) / $error_ratio) / 2;
}

sub classify {
  args_pos
    my $self,
    my $feature => 'Any';
  Carp::croak 'Training phase is undone yet.' unless $self->trained;
  $self->final_classifier->classify($feature);
}

sub construct_hardest_distribution {
  args
    my $self,
    my $classifier => 'CodeRef',
    my $previous_distribution => 'ArrayRef[Num]',
    my $training_set => 'ArrayRef[HashRef]',
    my $weight => 'Num';

  my @distribution = map {
    my $training_data = $training_set->[$_];
    $previous_distribution->[$_]
      * exp(-$weight * $training_data->{label}
              * $classifier->($training_data->{feature}));
  } 0 .. $#$previous_distribution;
  my $partition_function = List::Util::sum(@distribution);
  [ map { $_ / $partition_function } @distribution ];
}

sub evaluate_error_ratio {
  args
    my $self,
    my $classifier => 'CodeRef',
    my $distribution => 'ArrayRef[Num]';

  my $accuracy = 0;
  for my $i (0 .. $#$distribution) {
    my $training_data = $self->training_set->[$i];
    if ($classifier->($training_data->{feature}) == $training_data->{label}) {
      $accuracy += $distribution->[$i];
    }
  }
  return 1 - $accuracy;
}

sub final_classifier {
  args my $self;
  Carp::croak 'The classifier is not trained' unless $self->trained;
  return $self->{final_classifier};
}

sub train {
  args
    my $self,
    my $num_iterations => 'Int',
    my $training_set => +{ isa => 'ArrayRef', optional => 1 },
    my $weak_classifier_generator => +{ isa => 'CodeRef', optional => 1 };

  $training_set //= $self->training_set
    // Carp::croak('Given no training set.');
  $weak_classifier_generator //= $self->weak_classifier_generator
    // Carp::croak('Given no weak classifier generator.');
  my $num_training_set = @$training_set;

  # Initial distribution is uniform.
  my $distribution = [ (1 / $num_training_set) x $num_training_set ];

  my ($weak_classifier, $weight);
  my @weak_classifiers;
  while ($num_iterations--) {
    # Construct a weak classifier which classifies data on the distribution.
    $weak_classifier = $weak_classifier_generator->(
      distribution => $distribution,
      training_set => $training_set,
    );
    $weight = $self->calculate_classifier_weight(
      classifier => $weak_classifier,
      distribution => $distribution,
    );
    push @weak_classifiers, +{
      classifier => $weak_classifier,
      weight => $weight,
    };
  } continue {
    $distribution = $self->construct_hardest_distribution(
      classifier => $weak_classifier,
      previous_distribution => $distribution,
      training_set => $training_set,
      weight => $weight,
    );
  }

  return $self->{final_classifier} = Algorithm::AdaBoost::Classifier->new(
    weak_classifiers => \@weak_classifiers,
  );
}

sub trained { exists shift->{final_classifier} }

sub training_set { shift->{training_set} }

sub weak_classifier_generator { shift->{weak_classifier_generator} }

1;
__END__

=head1 NAME

Algorithm::AdaBoost - AdaBoost learning algorithm

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  use Algorithm::AdaBoost;

  # Training phase.
  my $learner = Alogrithm::AdaBoost->new(
    training_set => [
      +{ feature => [...], label => 1, },
      +{ feature => [...], label => -1, },
      +{ feature => [...], label => -1, },
      ...
    ],
    weak_classifier_generator => \&my_poor_learning_algorithm,
  );
  $learner->train(num_iterations => 1_000);

  # Now you have a boost-ed classifier (Algorithm::AdaBoost::Classifier).
  my $classifier = $learner->final_classifier;
  given ($classifier->classify([...])) {
    when ($_ > 0) { say 'The data belongs to class 1.' }
    when ($_ < 0) { say 'The data belongs to class 2.' }
    default { warn 'The data cannot be classified.' }
  }

=head1 DESCRIPTION

AdaBoost is a machine learning algorithm proposed by Freund and Schapire.
Using an arbitrary binary classification algorithm, The algorithm can construct a more accurate classifier (i.e. it is a meta-algorithm).

=head1 METHODS

=head2 new

Constructor. You can specify 2 optional attributes:

=over 2

=item training_set

An ArrayRef which is used as a training data set.

Each item is a HashRef having 2 keys: C<feature> and C<label>. C<feature> is a arbitrary input that classifier accepts and C<label> is a expected output label (C<+1> or C<-1>).

=item weak_classifier_generator

A CodeRef which is expected to generate a binary classifier function.

When the function is called, 2 named parameters are specified like this:

  my $classifier = $generator->(
     distribution => [...],
     training_set => [...],
  );

C<distribution> is an ArrayRef which each item is a probability of corresponding item in C<training_set>. i.e. C<distribution> is P(X = t_i) where t_i is i-th item in C<training_set>.

The generated classifier is expected to be a CodeRef which takes 1 argument (value of C<feature>) and return C<+1> or C<-1> as a output label.

=back

Either of both can be overriden temporarily with parameters for C<train>.

=head2 classify

Shorthand for C<< $learner->final_classifier->classify >>.

=head2 final_classifier

Returns the last constructed classifier.

=head2 train

Constructs a stronger classifier from given training set and weak learning algorithm.

This method takes 1 mandatory parameter:

=over 2

=item num_iterations

Specifies how many training iterations to be excuted (i.e., how many weak classifiers to be generated).

=back

and 2 optional parameters:

=over 2

=item training_set

=item weak_classifier_generator

=back

If the optional parameters are ommited, parameters specified to C<new> are used as defaults. If constructor parameters are ommited too, an exception will be raised.

=head2 trained

True if C<train> method have called, false otherwise.

=head1 AUTHOR

Koichi SATOH E<lt>sekia@cpan.orgE<gt>

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<A Short Introduction to Boosting|http://www.site.uottawa.ca/~stan/csi5387/boost-tut-ppr.pdf>

=head1 LICENSE

The MIT License

Copyright (C) 2012 by Koichi SATOH

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modi...

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=cut



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