List of addGem() Examples

Examples of addGem()

org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()
Insert a Gem into this GemGraph @param gem Gem the Gem to insert @return Gem the Gem we just added (for convenience) @throws IllegalArgumentException if the gem to be added is already connected to other gems (sincethese other gems will not be in the gem graph) or if the gem is already in the gem graph.

Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        
        // Local collector: isPositiveOutlier
        // Corresponding source: isPositiveOutlier x_1 = x_1 - avg >= x_2 * stdDev;
        CollectorGem isPositiveOutlierCollector = new CollectorGem();
        isPositiveOutlierCollector.setName("isPositiveOutlier");
        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierCollector);
        
        Gem subtractGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.subtract);
        gemGraph.addGem(subtractGem);
        
        ReflectorGem avgReflector = new ReflectorGem(avgCollector);

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        CollectorGem isPositiveOutlierCollector = new CollectorGem();
        isPositiveOutlierCollector.setName("isPositiveOutlier");
        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierCollector);
        
        Gem subtractGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.subtract);
        gemGraph.addGem(subtractGem);
        
        ReflectorGem avgReflector = new ReflectorGem(avgCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(avgReflector);
        
        // Retarget the first input of subtract to the isPositiveOutlier collector

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        
        Gem subtractGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.subtract);
        gemGraph.addGem(subtractGem);
        
        ReflectorGem avgReflector = new ReflectorGem(avgCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(avgReflector);
        
        // Retarget the first input of subtract to the isPositiveOutlier collector
        //
        // This means that the first input of subtract is no longer an argument for the overall Gem defined by the
        // GemGraph's target collector, but rather a local argument for the isPositiveOutlier collector.

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        // GemGraph's target collector, but rather a local argument for the isPositiveOutlier collector.
        gemGraph.retargetInputArgument(subtractGem.getInputPart(0), isPositiveOutlierCollector, -1);
        gemGraph.connectGems(avgReflector.getOutputPart(), subtractGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        Gem multiplyGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.multiply);
        gemGraph.addGem(multiplyGem);
        
        ReflectorGem stdDevReflector = new ReflectorGem(stdDevCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(stdDevReflector);
        
        // Leave the first input of multiply targeting the target collector (it will be an argument of the positiveOutlierDetector gem),

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        
        Gem multiplyGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.multiply);
        gemGraph.addGem(multiplyGem);
        
        ReflectorGem stdDevReflector = new ReflectorGem(stdDevCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(stdDevReflector);
        
        // Leave the first input of multiply targeting the target collector (it will be an argument of the positiveOutlierDetector gem),
        // but hook up the second input of multiply to the stdDev reflector
        gemGraph.connectGems(stdDevReflector.getOutputPart(), multiplyGem.getInputPart(1));

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        // Leave the first input of multiply targeting the target collector (it will be an argument of the positiveOutlierDetector gem),
        // but hook up the second input of multiply to the stdDev reflector
        gemGraph.connectGems(stdDevReflector.getOutputPart(), multiplyGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        Gem greaterThanEqualsGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_Prelude.Functions.greaterThanEquals);
        gemGraph.addGem(greaterThanEqualsGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(subtractGem.getOutputPart(), greaterThanEqualsGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(multiplyGem.getOutputPart(), greaterThanEqualsGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(greaterThanEqualsGem.getOutputPart(), isPositiveOutlierCollector.getInputPart(0));

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        // Update the reflected inputs of the collector because one of the inputs in the gem tree was retargeted
        isPositiveOutlierCollector.updateReflectedInputs();
        
        // Construct the gem tree connected to the target collector
        ReflectorGem isPositiveOutlierReflector = new ReflectorGem(isPositiveOutlierCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierReflector);


        isPositiveOutlierReflector.getInputPart(0).setBurnt(true);
        
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector3 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector3);

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        gemGraph.addGem(isPositiveOutlierReflector);


        isPositiveOutlierReflector.getInputPart(0).setBurnt(true);
        
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector3 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector3);
        
        Gem filterGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_List.Functions.filter);
        gemGraph.addGem(filterGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(isPositiveOutlierReflector.getOutputPart(), filterGem.getInputPart(0));

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        
        ReflectorGem sourceDataReflector3 = new ReflectorGem(sourceDataCollector);
        gemGraph.addGem(sourceDataReflector3);
        
        Gem filterGem = gemFactory.makeFunctionalAgentGem(CAL_List.Functions.filter);
        gemGraph.addGem(filterGem);
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(isPositiveOutlierReflector.getOutputPart(), filterGem.getInputPart(0));
        gemGraph.connectGems(sourceDataReflector3.getOutputPart(), filterGem.getInputPart(1));
        
        gemGraph.connectGems(filterGem.getOutputPart(), gemGraph.getTargetCollector().getInputPart(0));

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Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.GemGraph.addGem()

        gemGraph.getTargetCollector().setName("demoMap");
        
        // Two collectors forming the two arguments of the demoMap gem.
        CollectorGem mapFunctionCollector = new CollectorGem();
        mapFunctionCollector.setName("mapFunction");
        gemGraph.addGem(mapFunctionCollector);
        
        CollectorGem listCollector = new CollectorGem();
        listCollector.setName("list");
        gemGraph.addGem(listCollector);

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