"""Minimal solver compiler for CatOpt Studio MVP. This module provides a tiny, production-ready stub that translates the DSL primitives (LocalProblem, SharedVariables) into a lightweight solver configuration suitable for an ADMM-like, edge-friendly solver backend. The goal here is to offer a stable, testable bridge between the DSL surface and a real solver, without pulling in heavy dependencies or implementing a full solver stack. """ from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import Any, Dict, Optional from .core import LocalProblem, SharedVariables @dataclass class SolverConfig: """Lightweight representation of a solver configuration. This is intentionally minimal and intended to be consumed by a real solver backend later. It captures a solver type and a few hyperparameters used by an ADMM-like routine. """ solver_type: str rho: float max_iterations: int tolerance: float delta_sync: bool = False def compile_to_solver(lp: LocalProblem, sv: SharedVariables, *, phase: int = 0) -> SolverConfig: """Translate a DSL LocalProblem into a SolverConfig. This is a lightweight heuristic intended for MVP demonstrations. The mapping is intentionally simple and deterministic to support deterministic replay during testing and islanding scenarios. """ obj = (lp.objective or "").lower() domain = (lp.domain or "").lower() # Pick a solver flavor based on domain/objective hints if "energy" in domain: solver_type = "admm-lite-energy" elif "cost" in obj or "min" in obj: solver_type = "admm-lite-cost" else: solver_type = "admm-lite" # Simple heuristics for hyperparameters; keep things small and safe for # edge devices in MVP mode. rho = 1.0 if "energy" in domain else 0.5 max_iterations = 50 tolerance = 1e-4 return SolverConfig( solver_type=solver_type, rho=float(rho), max_iterations=int(max_iterations), tolerance=float(tolerance), delta_sync=(phase > 0), ) def simulate_solver_step( config: SolverConfig, lp: LocalProblem, sv: SharedVariables, delta: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """Emit a minimal, deterministic solver step result. This is a small helper to illustrate how a step might evolve given a configuration and current problem/variables. It does not perform any real optimization; it merely promotes structure for tests and demos. """ # Produce a tiny, deterministic artifact that mirrors what a real step might # include (iteration index, delta, residual proxy). result: Dict[str, Any] = { "iteration": 1, "config": { "solver_type": config.solver_type, "rho": config.rho, "max_iterations": config.max_iterations, "tolerance": config.tolerance, }, "delta_applied": delta or {}, "primal_residual": max(0.0, 1.0 - float(config.rho)), } return result