struct
PerCollectionSelects an underlying model to call corresponding to the collection containing the queried object.
Base classes
- class ComposedModel
- Utility class to support implementation of composable load modeling components.
Public types
- using CollectionID = VirtualProxyType
Constructors, destructors, conversion operators
- PerCollection(std::shared_ptr<LoadModel> base) explicit
Public functions
- void addModel(CollectionID proxy, std::shared_ptr<LoadModel> model)
- Add a model for objects in a specific collection.
- void setLoads(std::unordered_map<PhaseType, LoadMapType> const* proc_load, std::unordered_map<PhaseType, CommMapType> const* proc_comm, std::unordered_map<PhaseType, DataMapType> const* user_data) override
- Initialize the model instance with pointers to the measured load data.
- void updateLoads(PhaseType last_completed_phase) override
- Signals that load data for a new phase is available.
- auto getModeledLoad(ElementIDStruct object, PhaseOffset when) const -> LoadType override
- Provide an estimate of the given object's load during a specified interval.
- auto hasRawLoad() const -> bool override
- Whether or not the model is based on the RawData model.
- auto getRawLoad(ElementIDStruct object, PhaseOffset when) const -> LoadType override
- auto hasUserData() const -> bool override
- Whether or not the model is based on the RawData model.
- auto getUserData(ElementIDStruct object, PhaseOffset when) const -> ElmUserDataType override
- auto getNumPastPhasesNeeded(unsigned int look_back) const -> unsigned int override
- Compute how many phases of past load statistics need to be kept available for the model to use.
Function documentation
vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: PerCollection(std::shared_ptr<LoadModel> base) explicit
Parameters | |
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base in | The underlying default model. Used to give loads for objects in unspecified collections, and for object and subphase enumeration |
void vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: addModel(CollectionID proxy,
std::shared_ptr<LoadModel> model)
Add a model for objects in a specific collection.
Parameters | |
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proxy in | the virtual proxy of the collection |
model in | the associated model for the particular collection |
void vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: setLoads(std::unordered_map<PhaseType, LoadMapType> const* proc_load,
std::unordered_map<PhaseType, CommMapType> const* proc_comm,
std::unordered_map<PhaseType, DataMapType> const* user_data) override
Initialize the model instance with pointers to the measured load data.
This would typically be called by LBManager when the user has passed a new model instance for a collection
void vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: updateLoads(PhaseType last_completed_phase) override
Signals that load data for a new phase is available.
For models that want to do pre-computation based on measured loads before being asked to provide predictions from them
This would typically be called by LBManager collectively inside an epoch that can be used for global communication in advance of any calls to getModeledLoad()
The setLoads
method must have been called before any call to this.
LoadType vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: getModeledLoad(ElementIDStruct object,
PhaseOffset when) const override
Provide an estimate of the given object's load during a specified interval.
Parameters | |
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object in | The object whose load is desired |
when in | The interval in which the estimated load is desired |
Returns | How much computation time the object is estimated to require |
The updateLoads
method must have been called before any call to this.
unsigned int vt:: vrt:: collection:: balance:: PerCollection:: getNumPastPhasesNeeded(unsigned int look_back) const override
Compute how many phases of past load statistics need to be kept available for the model to use.
Parameters | |
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look_back in | How many phases into the past the caller intends to query |
Returns | How many phases of past load statistics will be needed to satisfy the requested history |