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"""Represents swarm."""
import numpy as np
numpy
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__init__.py
from grortir.main.pso.particle import Particle
class Swarm(object):
"""Class which represent swarm."""
def __init__(self, process, stages, number_of_particles):
self.stages = stages
self.process = process
self.number_of_particles = number_of_particles
self.particles = [Particle(stages, self.process) for i in
range(number_of_particles)]
self.best_particle_quality = np.inf
self.best_particle = self.particles[0]
def initialize(self):
"""Initialize all particles in swarm."""
for particle in self.particles:
particle.initialize()
def do_single_iteration(self):
"""Iterate one time."""
particle.update_values()
self._update_best_particle()
self._update_velocieties()
particle.move()
def _update_best_particle(self):
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if particle.best_quality < self.best_particle_quality:
self.best_particle = particle
self.best_particle_quality = particle.best_quality
def _update_velocieties(self):
particle.update_velocieties(self.best_particle)
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