"""

Copyright 2016 Jaehyun Park, 2017 Robin Verschueren, 2017 Akshay Agrawal

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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"""

from __future__ import division

import operator

import numpy as np
import scipy.sparse as sp

from cvxpy.cvxcore.python import canonInterface
from cvxpy.reductions.inverse_data import InverseData
from cvxpy.utilities.replace_quad_forms import (replace_quad_forms,
                                                restore_quad_forms)
from cvxpy.lin_ops.lin_op import LinOp, NO_OP


# TODO find best format for sparse matrices: csr, csc, dok, lil, ...
class CoeffExtractor:

    def __init__(self, inverse_data) -> None:
        self.id_map = inverse_data.var_offsets
        self.x_length = inverse_data.x_length
        self.var_shapes = inverse_data.var_shapes
        self.param_shapes = inverse_data.param_shapes
        self.param_to_size = inverse_data.param_to_size
        self.param_id_map = inverse_data.param_id_map

    def get_coeffs(self, expr):
        if expr.is_constant():
            return self.constant(expr)
        elif expr.is_affine():
            return self.affine(expr)
        elif expr.is_quadratic():
            return self.quad_form(expr)
        else:
            raise Exception("Unknown expression type %s." % type(expr))

    def constant(self, expr):
        size = expr.size
        return sp.csr_matrix((size, self.N)), np.reshape(expr.value, (size,),
                                                         order='F')

    def affine(self, expr):
        """Extract problem data tensor from an expression that is reducible to
        A*x + b.

        Applying the tensor to a flattened parameter vector and reshaping
        will recover A and b (see the helpers in canonInterface).

        Parameters
        ----------
        expr : Expression or list of Expressions.
            The expression(s) to process.

        Returns
        -------
        SciPy CSR matrix
            Problem data tensor, of shape
            (constraint length * (variable length + 1), parameter length + 1)
        """
        if isinstance(expr, list):
            expr_list = expr
        else:
            expr_list = [expr]
        assert all([e.is_dpp() for e in expr_list])
        num_rows = sum([e.size for e in expr_list])
        op_list = [e.canonical_form[0] for e in expr_list]
        return canonInterface.get_problem_matrix(op_list,
                                                 self.x_length,
                                                 self.id_map,
                                                 self.param_to_size,
                                                 self.param_id_map,
                                                 num_rows)

    def extract_quadratic_coeffs(self, affine_expr, quad_forms):
        """ Assumes quadratic forms all have variable arguments.
            Affine expressions can be anything.
        """
        assert affine_expr.is_dpp()
        # Here we take the problem objective, replace all the SymbolicQuadForm
        # atoms with variables of the same dimensions.
        # We then apply the canonInterface to reduce the "affine head"
        # of the expression tree to a coefficient vector c and constant offset d.
        # Because the expression is parameterized, we extend that to a matrix
        # [c1 c2 ...]
        # [d1 d2 ...]
        # where ci,di are the vector and constant for the ith parameter.
        affine_id_map, affine_offsets, x_length, affine_var_shapes = \
            InverseData.get_var_offsets(affine_expr.variables())
        op_list = [affine_expr.canonical_form[0]]
        param_coeffs = canonInterface.get_problem_matrix(op_list,
                                                         x_length,
                                                         affine_offsets,
                                                         self.param_to_size,
                                                         self.param_id_map,
                                                         affine_expr.size)

        # Iterates over every entry of the parameters vector,
        # and obtains the Pi and qi for that entry i.
        # These are then combined into matrices [P1.flatten(), P2.flatten(), ...]
        # and [q1, q2, ...]
        constant = param_coeffs[-1, :]
        c = param_coeffs[:-1, :].A

        # coeffs stores the P and q for each quad_form,
        # as well as for true variable nodes in the objective.
        coeffs = {}
        # The goal of this loop is to appropriately multiply
        # the matrix P of each quadratic term by the coefficients
        # in param_coeffs. Later we combine all the quadratic terms
        # to form a single matrix P.
        for var in affine_expr.variables():
            # quad_forms maps the ids of the SymbolicQuadForm atoms
            # in the objective to (modified parent node of quad form,
            #                      argument index of quad form,
            #                      quad form atom)
            if var.id in quad_forms:
                var_id = var.id
                orig_id = quad_forms[var_id][2].args[0].id
                var_offset = affine_id_map[var_id][0]
                var_size = affine_id_map[var_id][1]
                c_part = c[var_offset:var_offset+var_size, :]
                if quad_forms[var_id][2].P.value is not None:
                    # Convert to sparse matrix.
                    P = quad_forms[var_id][2].P.value
                    if sp.issparse(P) and not isinstance(P, sp.coo_matrix):
                        P = P.tocoo()
                    else:
                        P = sp.coo_matrix(P)
                    if var_size == 1:
                        c_part = np.ones((P.shape[0], 1)) * c_part
                else:
                    P = sp.eye(var_size, format='coo')
                # We multiply the columns of P, by c_part
                # by operating directly on the data.
                data = P.data[:, None] * c_part[P.col]
                P_tup = (data, (P.row, P.col), P.shape)
                # Conceptually similar to
                # P = P[:, :, None] * c_part[None, :, :]
                if orig_id in coeffs:
                    if 'P' in coeffs[orig_id]:
                        # Concatenation becomes addition when constructing
                        # COO matrix because repeated indices are summed.
                        # Conceptually equivalent to
                        # coeffs[orig_id]['P'] += P_tup
                        acc_data, (acc_row, acc_col), _ = coeffs[orig_id]['P']
                        acc_data = np.concatenate([acc_data, data], axis=0)
                        acc_row = np.concatenate([acc_row, P.row], axis=0)
                        acc_col = np.concatenate([acc_col, P.col], axis=0)
                        P_tup = (acc_data, (acc_row, acc_col), P.shape)
                        coeffs[orig_id]['P'] = P_tup
                    else:
                        coeffs[orig_id]['P'] = P_tup
                else:
                    coeffs[orig_id] = dict()
                    coeffs[orig_id]['P'] = P_tup
                    coeffs[orig_id]['q'] = np.zeros((P.shape[0], c.shape[1]))
            else:
                var_offset = affine_id_map[var.id][0]
                var_size = np.prod(affine_var_shapes[var.id], dtype=int)
                if var.id in coeffs:
                    coeffs[var.id]['q'] += c[var_offset:var_offset+var_size, :]
                else:
                    coeffs[var.id] = dict()
                    coeffs[var.id]['q'] = c[var_offset:var_offset+var_size, :]
        return coeffs, constant

    def quad_form(self, expr):
        """Extract quadratic, linear constant parts of a quadratic objective.
        """
        # Insert no-op such that root is never a quadratic form, for easier
        # processing
        root = LinOp(NO_OP, expr.shape, [expr], [])

        # Replace quadratic forms with dummy variables.
        quad_forms = replace_quad_forms(root, {})

        # Calculate affine parts and combine them with quadratic forms to get
        # the coefficients.
        coeffs, constant = self.extract_quadratic_coeffs(root.args[0],
                                                         quad_forms)
        # Restore expression.
        restore_quad_forms(root.args[0], quad_forms)

        # Sort variables corresponding to their starting indices, in ascending
        # order.
        offsets = sorted(self.id_map.items(), key=operator.itemgetter(1))

        # Extract quadratic matrices and vectors
        num_params = constant.shape[1]
        P_list = []
        q_list = []
        P_height = 0
        P_entries = 0
        for var_id, offset in offsets:
            shape = self.var_shapes[var_id]
            size = np.prod(shape, dtype=int)
            if var_id in coeffs and 'P' in coeffs[var_id]:
                P = coeffs[var_id]['P']
                P_entries += P[0].size
            else:
                P = ([], ([], []), (size, size))
            if var_id in coeffs and 'q' in coeffs[var_id]:
                q = coeffs[var_id]['q']
            else:
                q = np.zeros((size, num_params))

            P_list.append(P)
            q_list.append(q)
            P_height += size

        if P_height != self.x_length:
            raise RuntimeError("Resulting quadratic form does not have "
                               "appropriate dimensions")

        # Conceptually we build a block diagonal matrix
        # out of all the Ps, then flatten the first two dimensions.
        # eg P1
        #      P2
        # We do this by extending each P with zero blocks above and below.
        gap_above = np.int64(0)
        acc_height = np.int64(0)
        rows = np.zeros(P_entries, dtype=np.int64)
        cols = np.zeros(P_entries, dtype=np.int64)
        vals = np.zeros(P_entries)
        entry_offset = 0
        for P in P_list:
            """Conceptually, the code is equivalent to
            ```
            above = np.zeros((gap_above, P.shape[1], num_params))
            below = np.zeros((gap_below, P.shape[1], num_params))
            padded_P = np.concatenate([above, P, below], axis=0)
            padded_P = np.reshape(padded_P, (P_height*P.shape[1], num_params),
                                  order='F')
            padded_P_list.append(padded_P)
            ```
            but done by constructing a COO matrix.
            """
            P_vals, (P_rows, P_cols), P_shape = P
            if len(P_vals) > 0:
                vals[entry_offset:entry_offset + P_vals.size] = P_vals.flatten(
                    order='F'
                )
                P_cols_ext = P_cols.astype(np.int64) * np.int64(P_height)
                base_rows = gap_above + acc_height + P_rows + P_cols_ext
                full_rows = np.tile(base_rows, num_params)
                rows[entry_offset:entry_offset + P_vals.size] = full_rows
                full_cols = np.repeat(np.arange(num_params), P_cols.size)
                cols[entry_offset:entry_offset + P_vals.size] = full_cols
                entry_offset += P_vals.size
            gap_above += P_shape[0]
            acc_height += P_height * np.int64(P_shape[1])

        # Stitch together Ps and qs and constant.
        P = sp.coo_matrix((vals, (rows, cols)), shape=(acc_height, num_params))
        # Stack q with constant offset as last row.
        q = np.vstack(q_list)
        q = np.vstack([q, constant.A])
        q = sp.csr_matrix(q)
        return P, q
