Source code for line_solver.constants

"""
Constants and enumerations for LINE queueing network models.

This module defines the various constants, enumerations, and strategies
used throughout LINE for specifying model behavior, including:

- Scheduling strategies (FCFS, LCFS, PS, etc.)
- Routing strategies (PROB, RAND, etc.)
- Node types (SOURCE, QUEUE, SINK, etc.)
- Job class types (OPEN, CLOSED)
- Solver types and options
- Activity precedence types for layered networks
- Call types and drop strategies

These constants ensure type safety and consistency across the API.
"""

from enum import Enum, auto


[docs] class ActivityPrecedenceType(Enum): """ Types of activity precedence relationships in layered networks. These specify how activities are ordered and synchronized: - PRE_SEQ: Sequential prerequisite (must complete before) - PRE_AND: AND prerequisite (all must complete before) - PRE_OR: OR prerequisite (any must complete before) - POST_SEQ: Sequential post-condition - POST_AND: AND post-condition - POST_OR: OR post-condition - POST_LOOP: Loop post-condition - POST_CACHE: Cache post-condition """ PRE_SEQ = auto() PRE_AND = auto() PRE_OR = auto() POST_SEQ = auto() POST_AND = auto() POST_OR = auto() POST_LOOP = auto() POST_CACHE = auto()
[docs] class CallType(Enum): """ Types of calls between tasks in layered networks. - SYNC: Synchronous call (caller waits for response) - ASYNC: Asynchronous call (caller continues immediately) - FWD: Forward call (caller terminates, response goes to caller's caller) """ SYNC = auto() ASYNC = auto() FWD = auto()
[docs] class DropStrategy(Enum): """ Strategies for handling queue overflow and capacity limits. - WaitingQueue: Jobs wait in a waiting queue when capacity is exceeded - Queue: Alias for WaitingQueue - Drop: Jobs are dropped (lost) when capacity is exceeded - BlockingAfterService: Jobs are blocked after service completion - BlockingBeforeService: Jobs are blocked before service starts - ReServiceOnRejection: Rejected jobs are re-served at the upstream station Values match the MATLAB DropStrategy constants and the JAR jline.lang.constant.DropStrategy ids, which are the interchange encoding of sn.droprule and sn.regionrule. Keep the three Python definitions of this enum (here, lang/base.py, api/sn/network_struct.py) numerically identical: they are written and read by different modules over the same sn fields. """ WaitingQueue = -1 Drop = 1 BlockingAfterService = 2 BlockingBeforeService = 3 ReServiceOnRejection = 4 Queue = -1 # alias for WaitingQueue
[docs] class DepartureDiscipline(Enum): """ Departure disciplines for the depository of a queueing place (QPN semantics). A queueing place serves tokens in its embedded queue and, on service completion, moves them to a depository from which they become available to the output transitions. The departure discipline governs the order in which depository tokens become available. - NORMAL: tokens available immediately upon service completion (standard QPN) - FIFO: tokens available in their order of arrival to the depository """ NORMAL = 0 FIFO = 1
[docs] class SignalType(Enum): """ Types of signals for signal classes in G-networks and related models. This is the single canonical definition: lang/classes.py re-exports it rather than defining a second enum. Two coexisting definitions used to be disambiguated only by the import order in line_solver/__init__.py, and the losing definition carried auto() ordinals (1-based) that would have mis-decoded against the 0-based MATLAB/Java enums on the JSON wire. The member values are the lowercase names used on the JSON wire. Attributes: NEGATIVE: Removes a job from the destination queue (G-network negative customer) REPLY: Triggers a reply action CATASTROPHE: Removes ALL jobs from the destination queue """ NEGATIVE = 'negative' REPLY = 'reply' CATASTROPHE = 'catastrophe'
[docs] class RemovalPolicy(Enum): """ Removal policies for negative signals in G-networks. Single canonical definition; see the note on SignalType above. The member values are the lowercase names used on the JSON wire. Attributes: RANDOM: Select job uniformly at random from all jobs at the station FCFS: Remove the oldest job (first arrived) LCFS: Remove the newest job (last arrived) """ RANDOM = 'random' FCFS = 'fcfs' LCFS = 'lcfs'
[docs] class EventType(Enum): """ Types of events in discrete-event simulation. - INIT: Initialization event - LOCAL: Local processing event - ARV: Job arrival event - DEP: Job departure event - PHASE: Phase transition event in multi-phase processes - READ: Cache read event - STAGE: Staging area event """ INIT = auto() LOCAL = auto() ARV = auto() DEP = auto() PHASE = auto() READ = auto() STAGE = auto() ENABLE = auto() FIRE = auto() PRE = auto() POST = auto() RENEGE = auto() # a waiting job abandons the queue (impatience) RETRY = auto() # an orbiting job retries entry into a retrial station SWITCH = auto() # the server of a polling station advances its switchover timer
[docs] class JobClassType(Enum): """ Types of job classes in queueing networks. - OPEN: Open class (jobs arrive from outside the system) - CLOSED: Closed class (fixed population circulating in the system) - DISABLED: Disabled class (not currently active) """ OPEN = auto() CLOSED = auto() DISABLED = auto()
[docs] class JoinStrategy(Enum): """ Strategies for join node synchronization in fork-join networks. - STD: Standard join (wait for all parallel branches) - PARTIAL: Partial join (proceed when some branches complete) - Quorum: Quorum-based join (wait for minimum number of branches) - Guard: Guard condition join (custom completion criteria) """ STD = auto() PARTIAL = auto() Quorum = auto() Guard = auto()
[docs] class MetricType(Enum): """ Types of performance metrics that can be computed. """ ResidT = auto() RespT = auto() DropRate = auto() QLen = auto() QueueT = auto() FCRWeight = auto() FCRMemOcc = auto() FJQLen = auto() FJRespT = auto() RespTSink = auto() SysDropR = auto() SysQLen = auto() SysPower = auto() SysRespT = auto() SysTput = auto() Tput = auto() ArvR = auto() TputSink = auto() Util = auto() TranQLen = auto() TranUtil = auto() TranTput = auto() TranRespT = auto() Tard = auto() SysTard = auto()
[docs] class Metric: """An output metric of a Solver, such as a performance index.""" def __init__(self, metric_type, job_class, station=None): self.type = metric_type self.job_class = job_class self.station = station self.disabled = False self.transient = False
[docs] class TranResult: """Container for transient result time series with attribute access.""" def __init__(self, t, metric): self.t = t self.metric = metric
[docs] class NodeType(Enum): """ Types of nodes in queueing network models. """ Transition = auto() Place = auto() Fork = auto() Router = auto() Cache = auto() Logger = auto() ClassSwitch = auto() Delay = auto() Source = auto() Sink = auto() Join = auto() Queue = auto()
[docs] @staticmethod def from_line(obj): obj_str = str(obj) return getattr(NodeType, obj_str, None)
[docs] class ProcessType(Enum): """ Types of stochastic processes for arrivals and service times. """ EXP = auto() ERLANG = auto() DISABLED = auto() IMMEDIATE = auto() HYPEREXP = auto() APH = auto() COXIAN = auto() PH = auto() MAP = auto() UNIFORM = auto() DET = auto() GAMMA = auto() PARETO = auto() WEIBULL = auto() LOGNORMAL = auto() MMPP2 = auto() REPLAYER = auto() TRACE = auto() COX2 = auto() BINOMIAL = auto() POISSON = auto() BMAP = auto() MMAP = auto() # Types MATLAB ProcessType.m already carried. Without them fromString # returns None and the caller keeps its ProcessType.EXP default, so # sn.procid silently reported these distributions as exponential. # Member values are irrelevant across codebases (MATLAB starts at EXP=0, # this enum at EXP=1, and the orders differ): always compare by name. DUNIFORM = auto() BERNOULLI = auto() PRIOR = auto() GEOMETRIC = auto() ME = auto() RAP = auto() DISCRETESAMPLER = auto() ZIPF = auto() DMAP = auto() EMPIRICALCDF = auto() NHPP = auto()
[docs] @staticmethod def fromString(obj): mapping = { "Exp": ProcessType.EXP, "Erlang": ProcessType.ERLANG, "HyperExp": ProcessType.HYPEREXP, "PH": ProcessType.PH, "APH": ProcessType.APH, "MAP": ProcessType.MAP, "BMAP": ProcessType.BMAP, "Uniform": ProcessType.UNIFORM, "Det": ProcessType.DET, "Coxian": ProcessType.COXIAN, "Gamma": ProcessType.GAMMA, "Pareto": ProcessType.PARETO, "MMPP2": ProcessType.MMPP2, "Replayer": ProcessType.REPLAYER, "Trace": ProcessType.TRACE, "Immediate": ProcessType.IMMEDIATE, "Disabled": ProcessType.DISABLED, "Cox2": ProcessType.COX2, "Weibull": ProcessType.WEIBULL, "Lognormal": ProcessType.LOGNORMAL, "Poisson": ProcessType.POISSON, "Binomial": ProcessType.BINOMIAL, "NHPP": ProcessType.NHPP, "MarkedMAP": ProcessType.MMAP, "MarkedMMPP": ProcessType.MMAP, "MMAP": ProcessType.MMAP, # Keyed by class name, as the callers pass type(dist).__name__. # 'EmpiricalCdf' is this codebase's class spelling (MATLAB and the # JAR declare the same name); 'EmpiricalCDF' is its compat alias. "DiscreteUniform": ProcessType.DUNIFORM, "Bernoulli": ProcessType.BERNOULLI, "Prior": ProcessType.PRIOR, "Geometric": ProcessType.GEOMETRIC, "ME": ProcessType.ME, # A CME is an ME: the concentrated representation is a subclass of # ME and carries no distinct process type, so every solver gate and # sn.procid entry that accepts ME accepts it. The lookup is by class # name, so the subclass has to be listed explicitly. "CME": ProcessType.ME, "RAP": ProcessType.RAP, "DiscreteSampler": ProcessType.DISCRETESAMPLER, "Zipf": ProcessType.ZIPF, "DMAP": ProcessType.DMAP, "EmpiricalCdf": ProcessType.EMPIRICALCDF, "EmpiricalCDF": ProcessType.EMPIRICALCDF, } return mapping.get(str(obj))
# ReplacementStrategy is defined in lang/base.py to avoid circular imports # Import it from there: from line_solver.lang.base import ReplacementStrategy
[docs] class RoutingStrategy(Enum): """ Strategies for routing jobs between network nodes. Values must match MATLAB's RoutingStrategy constants for JMT compatibility. """ RAND = 0 PROB = 1 RROBIN = 2 WRROBIN = 3 JSQ = 4 FIRING = 5 KCHOICES = 6 RL = 7 DISABLED = -1
[docs] class SchedStrategy(Enum): """ Scheduling strategies for service stations. Values match lang/base.py SchedStrategy for consistency. """ FCFS = 0 # First-Come First-Served LCFS = 1 # Last-Come First-Served LCFSPR = 2 # LCFS with Preemptive Resume LCFSPI = 3 # LCFS with Preemptive Interrupt PS = 4 # Processor Sharing DPS = 5 # Discriminatory Processor Sharing GPS = 6 # Generalized Processor Sharing INF = 7 # Infinite Server (Delay) RAND = 8 # Random HOL = 9 # Head of Line SEPT = 10 # Shortest Expected Processing Time LEPT = 11 # Longest Expected Processing Time SIRO = 12 # Service In Random Order SJF = 13 # Shortest Job First LJF = 14 # Longest Job First POLLING = 15 # Polling EXT = 16 # External arrival stream LPS = 17 # Limited Processor Sharing SETF = 18 # Shortest Elapsed Time First DPSPRIO = 19 # DPS with Priorities GPSPRIO = 20 # GPS with Priorities PSPRIO = 21 # PS with Priorities FCFSPR = 22 # FCFS with Preemptive Resume EDF = 23 # Earliest Deadline First FORK = 24 # Fork node JOIN = 25 # Join node REF = 26 # Reference task EDD = 27 # Earliest Due Date SRPT = 28 # Shortest Remaining Processing Time SRPTPRIO = 29 # SRPT with Priorities LCFSPRIO = 30 # LCFS with Priorities LCFSPRPRIO = 31 # LCFSPR with Priorities LCFSPIPRIO = 32 # LCFSPI with Priorities FCFSPRPRIO = 33 # FCFSPR with Priorities FCFSPIPRIO = 34 # FCFSPI with Priorities FCFSPRIO = 35 # FCFS with Priorities PSJF = 36 # Preemptive Shortest Job First FB = 37 # Foreground-Background LAS = 38 # Least Attained Service LRPT = 39 # Longest Remaining Processing Time FSP = 40 # Fair Sojourn Protocol (virtual-PS finish time ranking) PAS = 41 # Pass-and-swap (order-independent queue with class swap graph) OI = 42 # Order-independent (pass-and-swap specialization with empty/zero swap graph)
[docs] @staticmethod def fromString(obj): obj_str = str(obj) return getattr(SchedStrategy, obj_str, None)
[docs] @staticmethod def fromLINEString(sched: str): return SchedStrategy.fromString(sched.upper())
[docs] @staticmethod def toID(sched): return list(SchedStrategy).index(sched)
[docs] class SchedStrategyType(Enum): """ Categories of scheduling strategies by preemption behavior. """ PR = auto() PNR = auto() NP = auto() NPPrio = auto()
[docs] class ServiceStrategy(Enum): """ Service strategies defining service time dependence. """ LI = auto() LD = auto() CD = auto() SD = auto()
[docs] class SolverType(Enum): """ Types of solvers available in LINE. """ AUTO = auto() BA = auto() CTMC = auto() LDES = auto() ENV = auto() FLUID = auto() JMT = auto() LN = auto() LQNS = auto() MAM = auto() MVA = auto() NC = auto() QNS = auto() SSA = auto()
[docs] class TimingStrategy(Enum): """ Timing strategies for transitions in Petri nets. """ TIMED = auto() IMMEDIATE = auto()
[docs] class VerboseLevel(Enum): """ Verbosity levels for LINE solver output. """ SILENT = 0 STD = 1 DEBUG = 2
[docs] class PollingType(Enum): """ Polling strategies for polling systems. """ GATED = auto() EXHAUSTIVE = auto() KLIMITED = auto() DECREMENTING = auto()
[docs] @staticmethod def fromString(obj): obj_str = str(obj).upper() return getattr(PollingType, obj_str, None)
[docs] class HeteroSchedPolicy(Enum): """ Scheduling policies for heterogeneous multiserver queues. """ ORDER = auto() ALIS = auto() ALFS = auto() FAIRNESS = auto() FSF = auto() RAIS = auto()
[docs] @staticmethod def fromString(obj): obj_str = str(obj).upper() return getattr(HeteroSchedPolicy, obj_str, None)
[docs] class GlobalConstants: """ Global constants and configuration for the LINE solver. """ Zero = 1e-14 CoarseTol = 1e-3 # Match MATLAB/JAR default (1.0e-03) FineTol = 1e-8 # Match MATLAB's default Immediate = 1e8 # 1/FineTol - large but finite rate for immediate service (matches MATLAB) MaxInt = 2**31 - 1 Version = "3.0.6" DummyMode = False _instance = None _verbose = VerboseLevel.STD def __repr__(self): return f"GlobalConstants(Version={self.Version}, Verbose={self.getVerbose()})"
[docs] @classmethod def getInstance(cls): """Get the singleton instance of GlobalConstants.""" if cls._instance is None: cls._instance = cls() return cls._instance
get_instance = getInstance
[docs] @classmethod def getVerbose(cls): """Get the current verbosity level.""" return cls._verbose
get_verbose = getVerbose
[docs] @classmethod def setVerbose(cls, verbosity): """Set the verbosity level for solver output.""" if isinstance(verbosity, VerboseLevel): cls._verbose = verbosity else: raise ValueError(f"Invalid verbosity level: {verbosity}")
set_verbose = setVerbose
[docs] @classmethod def getConstants(cls): """Get a dictionary of all global constants.""" return { 'Zero': cls.Zero, 'CoarseTol': cls.CoarseTol, 'FineTol': cls.FineTol, 'Immediate': cls.Immediate, 'MaxInt': cls.MaxInt, 'Version': cls.Version, 'DummyMode': cls.DummyMode, 'Verbose': cls.getVerbose() }
get_constants = getConstants
[docs] def default_verbose() -> bool: """Default solver verbosity, inherited from GlobalConstants. True unless the global verbosity level is SILENT, so solver banners print by default as in MATLAB and Java. """ return GlobalConstants.getVerbose() != VerboseLevel.SILENT