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"""
Enumerative Synthesis Framework
This module implements the bottom-up enumerative synthesis algorithm
that works across different domain-specific languages.
"""
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
from typing import List, Tuple, Dict, Any, TypeVar, Generic, Generator
import numpy as np
from tqdm import tqdm
T = TypeVar('T') # Generic type for a DSL expression
class BottomUpSynthesizer(ABC, Generic[T]):
"""Abstract base class for bottom-up enumerative synthesizers"""
@abstractmethod
def generate_terminals(self, examples: List[Any]) -> List[T]:
"""Generate terminal expressions for the DSL"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def grow(self, program_list: List[T], examples: List[Any]) -> List[T]:
"""Grow the program list by one level using all possible operations"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def is_correct(self, program: T, examples: List[Any]) -> bool:
"""Check if a program produces the expected output on all examples"""
pass
def synthesize(self, examples: List[Any], max_iterations: int = 5) -> T:
"""
Main synthesis algorithm using bottom-up enumeration
Args:
examples: List of input-output examples
max_iterations: Maximum number of growth iterations
Returns:
A program that satisfies all examples
"""
if not examples:
raise ValueError("No examples provided")
test_inputs = self.extract_test_inputs(examples)
###################################################################################################
# #
# Part 1 (c): Synthesizing Geometric Shapes (`synthesize`) #
# #
# TODO: Add your implementation here. #
# #
# NOTE: Add code above the below raise statement and implement the actual synthesis logic here. #
# Make sure to keep the raise statement at the end of the function, which should be reached #
# if no program is found within the given number of iterations. #
# #
###################################################################################################
raise ValueError(f"No program found within {max_iterations} iterations")
def eliminate_equivalents(self, program_list: List[T], test_inputs: List[Any],
cache: Dict[T, Any], iteration: int) -> Generator[T, None, Dict[T, Any]]:
"""
Eliminate equivalent programs while maintaining interpretation cache
Yields:
Unique programs one at a time
Returns:
Updated cache after processing all programs
"""
###################################################################################################
# #
# Part 1 (b): Synthesizing Geometric Shapes (`eliminate_equivalents`) #
# #
# TODO: Add your implementation here. #
# #
# NOTE: Below is a placeholder implementation that does not eliminate observationally #
# equivalent programs. You need to implement the actual elimination logic here. #
# Unique programs should be yielded one at a time. #
# #
# NOTE: We use tqdm to show a progress bar. You can remove it or keep using it to show the #
# progress of the synthesis process. You can also use it to show the progress of the #
# other processes during the synthesis process. #
# #
###################################################################################################
for program in tqdm(program_list, desc=f"[Iteration {iteration}] Processing programs and eliminating equivalents", unit="program"):
yield program
@abstractmethod
def extract_test_inputs(self, examples: List[Any]) -> List[Any]:
"""Extract test inputs from examples for equivalence elimination"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def compute_signature(self, program: T, test_inputs: List[Any]) -> Any:
"""Compute a signature for a program on test inputs for equivalence checking"""
pass