org.apache.commons.math3.genetics
Class ListPopulation

java.lang.Object
  extended by org.apache.commons.math3.genetics.ListPopulation
All Implemented Interfaces:
Iterable<Chromosome>, Population
Direct Known Subclasses:
ElitisticListPopulation

public abstract class ListPopulation
extends Object
implements Population

Population of chromosomes represented by a List.

Since:
2.0
Version:
$Id: ListPopulation.java 7721 2013-02-14 14:07:13Z CardosoP $

Constructor Summary
ListPopulation(int populationLimit)
          Creates a new ListPopulation instance and initializes its inner chromosome list.
ListPopulation(List<Chromosome> chromosomes, int populationLimit)
          Creates a new ListPopulation instance.
 
Method Summary
 void addChromosome(Chromosome chromosome)
          Add the given chromosome to the population.
 void addChromosomes(Collection<Chromosome> chromosomeColl)
          Add a Collection of chromosomes to this Population.
protected  List<Chromosome> getChromosomeList()
          Access the list of chromosomes.
 List<Chromosome> getChromosomes()
          Returns an unmodifiable list of the chromosomes in this population.
 Chromosome getFittestChromosome()
          Access the fittest chromosome in this population.
 int getPopulationLimit()
          Access the maximum population size.
 int getPopulationSize()
          Access the current population size.
 Iterator<Chromosome> iterator()
          Returns an iterator over the unmodifiable list of chromosomes.
 void setChromosomes(List<Chromosome> chromosomes)
          Deprecated. use addChromosomes(Collection) instead
 void setPopulationLimit(int populationLimit)
          Sets the maximal population size.
 String toString()
          
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
 
Methods inherited from interface org.apache.commons.math3.genetics.Population
nextGeneration
 

Constructor Detail

ListPopulation

public ListPopulation(int populationLimit)
               throws NotPositiveException
Creates a new ListPopulation instance and initializes its inner chromosome list.

Parameters:
populationLimit - maximal size of the population
Throws:
NotPositiveException - if the population limit is not a positive number (< 1)

ListPopulation

public ListPopulation(List<Chromosome> chromosomes,
                      int populationLimit)
               throws NullArgumentException,
                      NotPositiveException,
                      NumberIsTooLargeException
Creates a new ListPopulation instance.

Note: the chromosomes of the specified list are added to the population.

Parameters:
chromosomes - list of chromosomes to be added to the population
populationLimit - maximal size of the population
Throws:
NullArgumentException - if the list of chromosomes is null
NotPositiveException - if the population limit is not a positive number (< 1)
NumberIsTooLargeException - if the list of chromosomes exceeds the population limit
Method Detail

setChromosomes

@Deprecated
public void setChromosomes(List<Chromosome> chromosomes)
                    throws NullArgumentException,
                           NumberIsTooLargeException
Deprecated. use addChromosomes(Collection) instead

Sets the list of chromosomes.

Note: this method removed all existing chromosomes in the population and adds all chromosomes of the specified list to the population.

Parameters:
chromosomes - the list of chromosomes
Throws:
NullArgumentException - if the list of chromosomes is null
NumberIsTooLargeException - if the list of chromosomes exceeds the population limit

addChromosomes

public void addChromosomes(Collection<Chromosome> chromosomeColl)
                    throws NumberIsTooLargeException
Add a Collection of chromosomes to this Population.

Parameters:
chromosomeColl - a Collection of chromosomes
Throws:
NumberIsTooLargeException - if the population would exceed the population limit when adding this chromosome
Since:
3.1

getChromosomes

public List<Chromosome> getChromosomes()
Returns an unmodifiable list of the chromosomes in this population.

Returns:
the unmodifiable list of chromosomes

getChromosomeList

protected List<Chromosome> getChromosomeList()
Access the list of chromosomes.

Returns:
the list of chromosomes
Since:
3.1

addChromosome

public void addChromosome(Chromosome chromosome)
                   throws NumberIsTooLargeException
Add the given chromosome to the population.

Specified by:
addChromosome in interface Population
Parameters:
chromosome - the chromosome to add.
Throws:
NumberIsTooLargeException - if the population would exceed the populationLimit after adding this chromosome

getFittestChromosome

public Chromosome getFittestChromosome()
Access the fittest chromosome in this population.

Specified by:
getFittestChromosome in interface Population
Returns:
the fittest chromosome.

getPopulationLimit

public int getPopulationLimit()
Access the maximum population size.

Specified by:
getPopulationLimit in interface Population
Returns:
the maximum population size.

setPopulationLimit

public void setPopulationLimit(int populationLimit)
                        throws NotPositiveException,
                               NumberIsTooSmallException
Sets the maximal population size.

Parameters:
populationLimit - maximal population size.
Throws:
NotPositiveException - if the population limit is not a positive number (< 1)
NumberIsTooSmallException - if the new population size is smaller than the current number of chromosomes in the population

getPopulationSize

public int getPopulationSize()
Access the current population size.

Specified by:
getPopulationSize in interface Population
Returns:
the current population size.

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:
toString in class Object

iterator

public Iterator<Chromosome> iterator()
Returns an iterator over the unmodifiable list of chromosomes.

Any call to Iterator.remove() will result in a UnsupportedOperationException.

Specified by:
iterator in interface Iterable<Chromosome>
Returns:
chromosome iterator


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