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If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. */ /* * WekaInstancesPlot.java * Copyright (C) 2015 University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand */ package adams.flow.sink; import adams.core.QuickInfoHelper; import adams.data.weka.WekaAttributeIndex; import adams.flow.core.Token; import adams.gui.core.BasePanel; import weka.core.Instances; import weka.gui.visualize.PlotData2D; import weka.gui.visualize.VisualizePanel; import javax.swing.JComponent; import java.awt.BorderLayout; /** <!-- globalinfo-start --> * Actor for plotting one attribute vs another. * <br><br> <!-- globalinfo-end --> * <!-- flow-summary-start --> * Input/output:<br> * - accepts:<br> * weka.core.Instances<br> * <br><br> <!-- flow-summary-end --> * <!-- options-start --> * <pre>-logging-level <OFF|SEVERE|WARNING|INFO|CONFIG|FINE|FINER|FINEST> (property: loggingLevel) * The logging level for outputting errors and debugging output. * default: WARNING * </pre> * * <pre>-name <java.lang.String> (property: name) * The name of the actor. * default: WekaInstancesPlot * </pre> * * <pre>-annotation <adams.core.base.BaseAnnotation> (property: annotations) * The annotations to attach to this actor. * default: * </pre> * * <pre>-skip <boolean> (property: skip) * If set to true, transformation is skipped and the input token is just forwarded * as it is. * default: false * </pre> * * <pre>-stop-flow-on-error <boolean> (property: stopFlowOnError) * If set to true, the flow gets stopped in case this actor encounters an error; * useful for critical actors. * default: false * </pre> * * <pre>-silent <boolean> (property: silent) * If enabled, then no errors are output in the console. * default: false * </pre> * * <pre>-short-title <boolean> (property: shortTitle) * If enabled uses just the name for the title instead of the actor's full * name. * default: false * </pre> * * <pre>-display-in-editor <boolean> (property: displayInEditor) * If enabled displays the panel in a tab in the flow editor rather than in * a separate frame. * default: false * </pre> * * <pre>-width <int> (property: width) * The width of the dialog. * default: 640 * minimum: -1 * </pre> * * <pre>-height <int> (property: height) * The height of the dialog. * default: 480 * minimum: -1 * </pre> * * <pre>-x <int> (property: x) * The X position of the dialog (>=0: absolute, -1: left, -2: center, -3: right * ). * default: -1 * minimum: -3 * </pre> * * <pre>-y <int> (property: y) * The Y position of the dialog (>=0: absolute, -1: top, -2: center, -3: bottom * ). * default: -1 * minimum: -3 * </pre> * * <pre>-writer <adams.gui.print.JComponentWriter> (property: writer) * The writer to use for generating the graphics output. * default: adams.gui.print.NullWriter * </pre> * * <pre>-attribute-x <adams.data.weka.WekaAttributeIndex> (property: attributeX) * The attribute to show on the X axis. * default: 1 * example: An index is a number starting with 1; apart from attribute names (case-sensitive), the following placeholders can be used as well: first, second, third, last_2, last_1, last * </pre> * * <pre>-attribute-y <adams.data.weka.WekaAttributeIndex> (property: attributeY) * The attribute to show on the Y axis. * default: 2 * example: An index is a number starting with 1; apart from attribute names (case-sensitive), the following placeholders can be used as well: first, second, third, last_2, last_1, last * </pre> * <!-- options-end --> * * @author fracpete (fracpete at waikato dot ac dot nz) * @version $Revision$ */ public class WekaInstancesPlot extends AbstractGraphicalDisplay implements DisplayPanelProvider { /** for serialization. */ private static final long serialVersionUID = 3247255046513744115L; /** the text area. */ protected VisualizePanel m_VisualizePanel; /** the attribute on the X axis. */ protected WekaAttributeIndex m_AttributeX; /** the attribute on the Y axis. */ protected WekaAttributeIndex m_AttributeY; /** * Returns a string describing the object. * * @return a description suitable for displaying in the gui */ @Override public String globalInfo() { return "Actor for plotting one attribute vs another."; } /** * Adds options to the internal list of options. */ @Override public void defineOptions() { super.defineOptions(); m_OptionManager.add("attribute-x", "attributeX", new WekaAttributeIndex("1")); m_OptionManager.add("attribute-y", "attributeY", new WekaAttributeIndex("2")); } /** * Returns the default width for the dialog. * * @return the default width */ @Override protected int getDefaultWidth() { return 640; } /** * Returns the default height for the dialog. * * @return the default height */ @Override protected int getDefaultHeight() { return 480; } /** * Sets the attribute to show on the X axis. * * @param value the attribute */ public void setAttributeX(WekaAttributeIndex value) { m_AttributeX = value; reset(); } /** * Returns the attribute to show on the X axis. * * @return the attribute */ public WekaAttributeIndex getAttributeX() { return m_AttributeX; } /** * Returns the tip text for this property. * * @return tip text for this property suitable for * displaying in the GUI or for listing the options. */ public String attributeXTipText() { return "The attribute to show on the X axis."; } /** * Sets the attribute to show on the Y axis. * * @param value the attribute */ public void setAttributeY(WekaAttributeIndex value) { m_AttributeY = value; reset(); } /** * Returns the attribute to show on the Y axis. * * @return the attribute */ public WekaAttributeIndex getAttributeY() { return m_AttributeY; } /** * Returns the tip text for this property. * * @return tip text for this property suitable for * displaying in the GUI or for listing the options. */ public String attributeYTipText() { return "The attribute to show on the Y axis."; } /** * Returns a quick info about the actor, which will be displayed in the GUI. * * @return null if no info available, otherwise short string */ @Override public String getQuickInfo() { String result; result = super.getQuickInfo(); result += QuickInfoHelper.toString(this, "attributeX", m_AttributeX, ", x-axis: "); result += QuickInfoHelper.toString(this, "attributeY", m_AttributeY, ", y-axis: "); return result; } /** * Clears the content of the panel. */ @Override public void clearPanel() { if (m_VisualizePanel != null) m_VisualizePanel.removeAllPlots(); } /** * Creates the panel to display in the dialog. * * @return the panel */ @Override protected BasePanel newPanel() { BasePanel result; result = new BasePanel(new BorderLayout()); m_VisualizePanel = new VisualizePanel(); result.add(m_VisualizePanel, BorderLayout.CENTER); return result; } /** * Returns the class that the consumer accepts. * * @return <!-- flow-accepts-start -->weka.core.Instances.class<!-- flow-accepts-end --> */ public Class[] accepts() { return new Class[] { Instances.class }; } /** * Plots the token (the panel and dialog have already been created at * this stage). * * @param token the token to display */ @Override protected void display(Token token) { PlotData2D plot; Instances data; try { data = (Instances) token.getPayload(); m_AttributeX.setData(data); m_AttributeY.setData(data); plot = new PlotData2D(data); if ((m_AttributeX.getIntIndex() != -1) && (m_AttributeY.getIntIndex() != -1)) plot.setPlotName(data.attribute(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()).name() + " vs " + data.attribute(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()).name()); plot.m_displayAllPoints = true; m_VisualizePanel.addPlot(plot); if (m_AttributeX.getIntIndex() != -1) m_VisualizePanel.setXIndex(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()); if (m_AttributeY.getIntIndex() != -1) m_VisualizePanel.setYIndex(m_AttributeY.getIntIndex()); } catch (Exception e) { handleException("Failed to display token: " + token, e); } } /** * Removes all graphical components. */ @Override protected void cleanUpGUI() { super.cleanUpGUI(); if (m_VisualizePanel != null) { m_VisualizePanel.removeAllPlots(); m_VisualizePanel = null; } } /** * Creates a new panel for the token. * * @param token the token to display in a new panel, can be null * @return the generated panel */ public AbstractDisplayPanel createDisplayPanel(Token token) { AbstractDisplayPanel result; String name; name = "Instances plot"; result = new AbstractComponentDisplayPanel(name) { private static final long serialVersionUID = -7362768698548152899L; protected VisualizePanel m_VisualizePanel; @Override protected void initGUI() { super.initGUI(); setLayout(new BorderLayout()); m_VisualizePanel = new VisualizePanel(); add(m_VisualizePanel, BorderLayout.CENTER); } @Override public void display(Token token) { PlotData2D plot; Instances data; try { data = (Instances) token.getPayload(); m_AttributeX.setData(data); m_AttributeY.setData(data); plot = new PlotData2D(data); if ((m_AttributeX.getIntIndex() != -1) && (m_AttributeY.getIntIndex() != -1)) plot.setPlotName(data.attribute(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()).name() + " vs " + data.attribute(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()).name()); plot.m_displayAllPoints = true; m_VisualizePanel.addPlot(plot); if (m_AttributeX.getIntIndex() != -1) m_VisualizePanel.setXIndex(m_AttributeX.getIntIndex()); if (m_AttributeY.getIntIndex() != -1) m_VisualizePanel.setYIndex(m_AttributeY.getIntIndex()); } catch (Exception e) { handleException("Failed to display token: " + token, e); } } @Override public JComponent supplyComponent() { return m_VisualizePanel; } @Override public void clearPanel() { m_VisualizePanel.removeAllPlots(); } public void cleanUp() { m_VisualizePanel.removeAllPlots(); } }; if (token != null) result.display(token); return result; } /** * Returns whether the created display panel requires a scroll pane or not. * * @return true if the display panel requires a scroll pane */ public boolean displayPanelRequiresScrollPane() { return true; } }