Source code for xopto.mcbase.mcpf.hg

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from .pfbase import PfBase, cltypes, McObject
import xopto.pf


[docs]class Hg(PfBase):
[docs] @staticmethod def cl_type(mc: McObject) -> cltypes.Structure: ''' Returns an OpenCL structure that can be passed to the Monte carlo simulator. Parameters ---------- mc: McObject A Monte Carlo simulator instance. Returns ------- struct: cltypes.Structure A structure type that represents the scattering phase function in the Monte Carlo kernel. Structure fields ---------------- g: mc_fp_t Parameter of the Henyey-Greenstein scattering phase function, ''' T = mc.types class ClHg(cltypes.Structure): _fields_ = [('g', T.mc_fp_t)] return ClHg
[docs] @staticmethod def cl_declaration(mc: McObject) -> str: ''' OpenCL declarations of the scattering phase function. ''' return '\n'.join(( 'struct MC_STRUCT_ATTRIBUTES McPf{', ' mc_fp_t g;', '};' ))
[docs] @staticmethod def cl_implementation(mc: McObject) -> str: ''' OpenCL implementation of the scattering phase function. ''' return '\n'.join(( 'void dbg_print_pf(const McPf *pf) {', ' dbg_print("Hg scattering phase function:");', ' dbg_print_float(INDENT "g:", pf->g);', '};', '', 'inline mc_fp_t mcsim_sample_pf(McSim *mcsim, mc_fp_t *azimuth){', ' mc_fp_t k, cos_theta;', ' mc_fp_t g = mcsim_current_pf(mcsim)->g;', '', ' *azimuth = FP_2PI*mcsim_random(mcsim);', '', ' k = mc_fdiv(', ' (FP_1 - g*g),', ' (FP_1 + g*(FP_2*mcsim_random(mcsim) - FP_1))', ' );', ' cos_theta = mc_fdiv((FP_1 + g*g - k*k), FP_2*g);' '', ' if(g == FP_0)', ' cos_theta = FP_1 - FP_2*mcsim_random(mcsim);', '', ' return mc_fmax(mc_fmin(cos_theta, FP_1), -FP_1);', '};' ))
def __init__(self, g: float): ''' Henyey-Greenstein scattering phase function object constructor. Parameters ---------- g: float Anisotropy factor. Assigned to the first user-defined scattering phase function parameter. ''' super().__init__() self._g = 0.0 self._set_g(g) def _get_g(self) -> float: return self._g def _set_g(self, g: float): self._g = min(max(float(g), -1.0), 1.0) g = property(_get_g, _set_g, None, 'Anisotropy factor.')
[docs] def pf(self) -> xopto.pf.Hg: ''' Returns a new instance of the related utility scattering phase function class that can be used to compute Legendre moments and other scattering phase function quantifiers. Returns ------- pf: xopto.pf.Hg Instance of the related utility scattering phase function. ''' return xopto.pf.Hg(self.g)
[docs] def cl_pack(self, mc: McObject, target: cltypes.Structure = None) \ -> cltypes.Structure: ''' Fills the an OpenCL Structure (target) with the data required by the Monte Carlo simulator. See the :py:meth:`~Hg.cl_type` method for a detailed list of fields. Parameters ---------- mc: McObject Simulator instance. target: cltypes.Structure Target OpenCL structure for packing. Returns ------- target: cltypes.Structure Target structure received as an input argument or a new instance of ClHg if the input argument target is None. ''' if target is None: target_type = self.fetch_cl_type(mc) target = target_type() target.g = self._g return target
[docs] def todict(self) -> dict: ''' Export object to a dict. ''' return {'g': self._g, 'type': self.__class__.__name__}
def __str__(self): return 'Hg(g={})'.format(self._g)