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import os
import sys

# Add the topology directory to Python path

sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '../..'))
from topologyScoring import pointCloudGeometryScore, partitionAssignmentDiceScore

def evaluate2DAsymmetricTFTopology(gtDPFilename : str, gtEigenvectorFilename : str, gtEigenvalueFilename : str, 
                                 reconDPFilename : str, reconEigenvectorFilename : str, reconEigenvalueFilename : str,
                                 verbose : bool = False) -> int:
    """
    Given the topological descriptors computed from two 2D asymmetric tensor fields, return a score from 0-10 comparing their
    topology.

    A score of 0 is considered bad and 10 is considered good. 5 points come from the eigenvector partition, while 5 points come
    from the eigenvalue partition. The scoring for the eigenvector partition is divided evenly between the placement of the
    degenerate points as well as the partition itself.
    
    Because classifications in the eigenvector and eigenvalue partitions do not interpolate linearly inside of cells, it
    can be advantageous to store them in a mesh with a higher resolution than original dataset. This function supports
    eigenvector and eigenvalue partition meshes at arbitrary resolutions, provided that the mesh represents an integer
    scaling in terms of the number of grid cells. For example, suppose that the dataset is defined on a mesh with a width 
    of m square grid cells, then this function supports eigenvector and eigenvalue partition meshes with a width of nm for any
    positive integer n. Note that this is the number of grid cells, and not points (which represent the vertices of the grid cells).
    In the case above, the original mesh would contain m+1 points and this function supports meshes with nm+1 points for positive
    integers n. The resolution of the ground truth and reconstructed data do not need to match but they do need to be validly supported
    resolutions.

    Args:
        gtDPFilename: The name of a file in legacy VTK format (.vtk) that stores the locations of each degenerate point
                      in the ground truth data. It should also have a point array called "DegeneracyType". It should assign
                      a value of 0 to each trisector and 1 for each wedge.
        gtEigenvectorFilename: The name of a file containing VTK image data (.vti) that classifies each point according to its
                               classification in the eigenvector partition. The classifications should be stored in a point array
                               called "Partition". It should assign values as follows: 0: W_{c,s}. 1: W_{r,s} 
                               2: W_{r,n}. 3: W_{c,n}.
        gtEigenvalueFilename: The name of a file containing VTK image data (.vti) that classifies each point according to
                              its classification in the eigenvalue partition. The classifications should be stored in a point array
                              called "Partition". It should assign values as follows: 0: positive scaling. 1: counterclockwise rotation.
                              2: negative scaling. 3: clockwise rotation. 4: anisotropic stretching.
        reconDPFilename: The name of a file in legacy VTK format (.vtk) that stores the locations and degeneracy types of the degenerate
                         points of the reconstructed data.
        reconEigenvectorFilename: The name of a file containing VTK image data (.vti) that classifies each point according to
                                  the eigenvector partition.
        reconEigenvalueFilename: The name of a file containing VTK image data (.vti) that classifies each point according to the
                                 eigenvalue partition.
        verbose: Should error messages be printed if there are issues with the input files.
    """

    pointScore = pointCloudGeometryScore(gtDPFilename, "DegeneracyType", reconDPFilename, "DegeneracyType", verbose)
    eigenvectorDiceScore = partitionAssignmentDiceScore(gtEigenvectorFilename, "Partition", reconEigenvectorFilename, "Partition", verbose, allowResampling=True)
    eigenvalueDiceScore = partitionAssignmentDiceScore(gtEigenvalueFilename, "Partition", reconEigenvalueFilename, "Partition", verbose, allowResampling=True)

    eigenvectorScore = (pointScore + eigenvectorDiceScore) / 2

    totalScore = (eigenvalueDiceScore + eigenvectorScore) / 2

    return totalScore

if __name__ == "__main__":

    if len(sys.argv) != 7:
        print(f"{os.path.basename(__file__)}: usage is 'python3 {os.path.basename(__file__)} gt_degenerate_points.vtk gt_eigenvector_partition.vti gt_eigenvalue_partition.vti'" \
                " recon_degenerate_points.vtk recon_eigenvector_partition.vti recon_eigenvalue_partition.vti")
        exit(1)

    score = evaluate2DAsymmetricTFTopology(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4], sys.argv[5], sys.argv[6], verbose=True)

    print(f"This eigenvector and eigenvalue partition scored: {score}")