# coding: utf8
""" Implementation of finite DPP exact samplers derived from:

- the raw **projection** correlation :math:`K` kernel (no need for eigendecomposition)
- the eigendecomposition of the correlation :math:`K` kernel

.. seealso:

    `Documentation on ReadTheDocs <https://dppy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/finite_dpps/exact_sampling.html>`_
"""

import numpy as np
import scipy.linalg as la
from dppy.utils import inner1d, check_random_state, get_progress_bar
from dppy.intermediate_sampling import (vfx_sampling_precompute_constants,
                                        vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop,
                                        alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants,
                                        alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop)


#####################
# Projection kernel #
#####################
# Sample projection DPP from kernel
def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel(kernel, mode='GS', size=None, random_state=None):
    """
    .. seealso::

        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if size:
        rank = np.rint(np.trace(kernel)).astype(int)
        if size > rank:
            raise ValueError('size k={} > rank={}'. format(size, rank))

    # Sample from orthogonal projection kernel K = K^2 = K.H K
    if mode == 'GS':  # Gram-Schmidt equiv Cholesky
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS(kernel, size, rng)

    elif mode == 'Chol':  # Cholesky updates of Pou19
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol(kernel, size, rng)[0]

    elif mode == 'Schur':  # Schur complement
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur(kernel, size, rng)

    else:
        str_list = ['Invalid sampling mode, choose among:',
                    '- "GS (default)',
                    '- "Chol"',
                    '- "Schur"',
                    'Given "{}"'.format(mode)]
        raise ValueError('\n'.join(str_list))

    return sampl


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided

    Chain rule is applied by performing Cholesky updates of :math:`K`.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like

    :param k:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type k:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
        along with in-place Cholesky factorization of :math:`\\mathbf{K}_{\\mathcal{X} }`
    :rtype:
        list and array_like

    .. caution::

        The current implementation is an attempt of @guilgautier to reproduce the original C implementation of `catamari <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari>`_

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 3 and :ref:`catamari code <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari/blob/38718a1ea34872fb6567e019ece91fbeb5af5be1/include/catamari/dense_dpp/elementary_hermitian_dpp-impl.hpp#L37>`_ for the Hermitian swap routine.
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    hermitian = True if K.dtype.kind == 'c' else False

    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    A = K.copy()
    d = np.diagonal(A).astype(float)

    orig_indices = np.arange(N)

    for j in range(size):

        # Sample from pivot index and permute
        t = rng.choice(range(j, N), p=np.abs(d[j:]) / (rank - j))

        # Hermitian swap of indices j and t of A (may be written in a function)
        # bottom swap
        A[t + 1:, [j, t]] = A[t + 1:, [t, j]]
        # inner swap
        tmp = A[j + 1:t, j].copy()
        np.conj(A[t, j + 1:t], out=A[j + 1:t, j])
        np.conj(tmp, out=A[t, j + 1:t])
        # corner swap
        A[t, j] = A[t, j].conj()
        # diagonal swap
        A[[j, t], [j, t]] = A[[t, j], [t, j]].real
        # left swap
        A[[j, t], :j] = A[[t, j], :j]

        # Swap positions j and t of orig_indices and d
        orig_indices[[j, t]] = orig_indices[[t, j]]
        d[[j, t]] = d[[t, j]]

        A[j, j] = np.sqrt(d[j])

        if j == size - 1:
            break

        # Form new column and update diagonal
        A[j + 1:, j] -= A[j + 1:, :j].dot(A[j, :j].conj())
        A[j + 1:, j] /= A[j, j]

        if hermitian:
            d[j + 1:] -= A[j + 1:, j].real**2 + A[j + 1:, j].imag**2
        else:
            d[j + 1:] -= A[j + 1:, j]**2

    return orig_indices[:size].tolist(), A[:size, :size]


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided

    Chain rule is applied by performing sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization or equivalently Cholesky decomposition updates of :math:`K`.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like

    :param k:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type k:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K)
    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    c = np.zeros((N, size))
    norm_2 = K.diagonal().copy()  # residual norm^2

    for it in range(size):
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norm_2[avail]) / (rank - it))

        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Update the Cholesky factor
        avail[j] = False
        c[avail, it] = (K[avail, j] - c[avail, :it].dot(c[j, :it]))\
                       / np.sqrt(norm_2[j])

        norm_2[avail] -= c[avail, it]**2

    return sampl.tolist()  # , np.prod(norm_2[sampl])


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size``

    Chain rule is applied by computing the Schur complements.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like
    :param size:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type size:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K)
    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Schur complement list i.e. residual norm^2
    schur_comp = K.diagonal().copy()
    K_inv = np.zeros((size, size))

    for it in range(size):
        # Pick a new item proportionally to residual norm^2
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(schur_comp[avail]) / (rank - it))
        # store the item and make it unavailasble
        sampl[it], avail[j] = j, False

        # Update Schur complements K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi
        #
        # 1) use Woodbury identity to update K[Y,Y]^-1 to K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1
        # K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1 =
        # [ K[Y,Y]^-1 + (K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j] K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1)/schur_j,
        #      -K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j]/schur_j]
        # [ -K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1/schur_j,
        #      1/schur_j]
        if it == 0:
            K_inv[0, 0] = 1.0 / K[j, j]

        elif it == 1:
            i = sampl[0]
            K_inv[:2, :2] = np.array([[K[j, j], -K[j, i]],
                                      [-K[j, i], K[i, i]]])\
                            / (K[i, i] * K[j, j] - K[j, i]**2)

        elif it < size - 1:
            temp = K_inv[:it, :it].dot(K[sampl[:it], j])  # K_Y^-1 K_Yj
            # K_jj - K_jY K_Y^-1 K_Yj
            schur_j = K[j, j] - K[j, sampl[:it]].dot(temp)

            K_inv[:it, :it] += np.outer(temp, temp / schur_j)
            K_inv[:it, it] = - temp / schur_j
            K_inv[it, :it] = K_inv[:it, it]
            K_inv[it, it] = 1.0 / schur_j

        else:  # it == size-1
            break  # no need to update for nothing

        # 2) update Schur complements
        # K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi for Y <- Y+j
        K_iY = K[np.ix_(avail, sampl[:it + 1])]
        schur_comp[avail] = K[avail, avail]\
                        - inner1d(K_iY.dot(K_inv[:it+1, :it+1]), K_iY, axis=1)

    return sampl.tolist()


##################
# Generic kernel #
##################

# Directly from correlation kernel, without spectral decomposition
##################################################################
def dpp_sampler_generic_kernel(K, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from generic :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` with potentially non hermitian correlation kernel :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` based on :math:`LU` factorization procedure.

    :param K:
        Correlation kernel (potentially non hermitian).
    :type K:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` and
        the in-place :math:`LU factorization of :math:`K − I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` where :math:`I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` is the diagonal indicator matrix for the entries not in the sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}`.
    :rtype:
        list and array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 1
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    A = K.copy()
    sample = []

    for j in range(len(A)):

        if rng.rand() < A[j, j]:
            sample.append(j)
        else:
            A[j, j] -= 1

        A[j + 1:, j] /= A[j, j]
        A[j + 1:, j + 1:] -= np.outer(A[j + 1:, j], A[j, j + 1:])
        # A[j+1:, j+1:] -=  np.einsum('i,j', A[j+1:, j], A[j, j+1:])

    return sample, A

# From spectral decomposition
#############################


# Phase 1: subsample eigenvectors by drawing independent Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigenvalues of the correlation kernel K.
def dpp_eig_vecs_selector(ber_params, eig_vecs,
                          random_state=None):
    """ Phase 1 of exact sampling procedure. Subsample eigenvectors :math:`V` of the initial kernel (correlation :math:`K`, resp. likelihood :math:`L`) to build a projection DPP with kernel :math:`U U^{\\top}` from which sampling is easy.
    The selection is made based on a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters to the eigenvalues of :math:`K`.

    :param ber_params:
        Parameters of Bernoulli variables
        :math:`\\lambda^K=\\lambda^L/(1+\\lambda^L)
    :type ber_params:
        list, array_like

    :param eig_vecs:
        Collection of eigenvectors of the kernel :math:`K`, resp. :math:`L`
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        selected eigenvectors
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :func:`dpp_sampler_eig <dpp_sampler_eig>`
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Realisation of Bernoulli random variables with params ber_params
    ind_sel = rng.rand(ber_params.size) < ber_params

    return eig_vecs[:, ind_sel]


# Phase 2:
# Sample projection kernel VV.T where V are the eigvecs selected in Phase 1.
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig(eig_vecs, mode='GS', size=None,
                         random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.

    .. seealso::

        Phase 1:

        - :func:`dpp_eig_vecs_selector <dpp_eig_vecs_selector>`

        Phase 2:

        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if eig_vecs.shape[1]:
        # Phase 2: Sample from projection kernel VV.T
        # Chain rule, conditionals are updated using:
        if mode == 'GS':  # Gram-Schmidt
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        elif mode == 'GS_bis':  # Slight modif of 'GS'
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        elif mode == 'KuTa12':  # cf Kulesza-Taskar
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        else:
            str_list = ['Invalid sampling mode, choose among:',
                        '- "GS" (default)',
                        '- "GS_bis"',
                        '- "KuTa12"',
                        'Given "{}"'.format(mode)]
            raise ValueError('\n'.join(str_list))
    else:
        sampl = []

    return sampl


# Using Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS(eig_vecs, size=None,
                            random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.
    It performs sequential update of Cholesky decomposition, which is equivalent to Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list, array_like

    .. seealso::

        - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K.

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample

    c = np.zeros((N, size))
    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    for it in range(size):
        # Pick an item \propto this squred distance
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norms_2[avail]) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Cancel the contribution of V_j to the remaining feature vectors
        avail[j] = False
        c[avail, it] =\
            (V[avail, :].dot(V[j, :]) - c[avail, :it].dot(c[j, :it]))\
            / np.sqrt(norms_2[j])

        norms_2[avail] -= c[avail, it]**2  # update residual norm^2

    return sampl.tolist()


# Slight modif of Gram-Schmidt above
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis(eig_vecs, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.
    It performs sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list, array_like

    .. seealso::

        - This is a slight modification of :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs.copy()

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K.

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample

    # Matrix of the contribution of remaining vectors
    # <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>
    contrib = np.zeros((N, size))

    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    for it in range(size):

        # Pick an item proportionally to the residual norm^2
        # ||P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j||^2
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norms_2[avail]) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Update the residual norm^2
        #
        # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2
        #                                    <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2
        #     =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ----------------------------
        #                                      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        #
        # 1) Orthogonalize V_j w.r.t. orthonormal basis of Span(V_Y)
        #    V'_j = P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j
        #         = V_j - <V_j,sum_Y V'_k>V'_k
        #         = V_j - sum_Y <V_j, V'_k> V'_k
        # Note V'_j is not normalized
        avail[j] = False
        V[j, :] -= contrib[j, :it].dot(V[sampl[:it], :])

        # 2) Compute <V_i, V'_j> = <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>
        contrib[avail, it] = V[avail, :].dot(V[j, :])

        # 3) Normalize V'_j with norm^2 and not norm
        #              V'_j         P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j
        #    V'_j  =  -------  =  --------------------------
        #             |V'j|^2      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        #
        # in preparation for next orthogonalization in 1)
        V[j, :] /= norms_2[j]

        # 4) Update the residual norm^2: cancel contrib of V_i onto V_j
        #
        # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2
        #   = |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 - <V_i,V'_j>^2 / |V'j|^2
        #                                  <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2
        #   =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ----------------------------
        #                                   |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        norms_2[avail] -= contrib[avail, it]**2 / norms_2[j]

    return sampl.tolist()


def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12(eig_vecs, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    It is based on the orthogonalization of the selected eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigen values of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    :type eig_vals:
        list

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 1
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs.copy()

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigvals

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    # Following [Algo 1, KuTa12], the aim is to compute the orhto complement of the subspace spanned by the selected eigenvectors to the canonical vectors \{e_i ; i \in Y\}. We proceed recursively.
    for it in range(size):

        j = rng.choice(N, p=np.abs(norms_2) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break

        # Cancel the contribution of e_i to the remaining vectors that is, find the subspace of V that is orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\}
        # Take the index of a vector that has a non null contribution on e_j
        k = np.where(V[j, :] != 0)[0][0]
        # Cancel the contribution of the remaining vectors on e_j, but stay in the subspace spanned by V i.e. get the subspace of V orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\}
        V -= np.outer(V[:, k] / V[j, k], V[j, :])
        # V_:j is set to 0 so we delete it and we can derive an orthononormal basis of the subspace under consideration
        V, _ = la.qr(np.delete(V, k, axis=1), mode='economic')

        norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    return sampl.tolist()


def dpp_vfx_sampler(intermediate_sample_info,
                    X_data,
                    eval_L,
                    random_state=None,
                    **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields

        - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.
        - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`
        - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop
        - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`
        - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)

            Desired expected sample size for the DPP.
            If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.
            The vfx sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .
            Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using vfx for k-DPP sampling.
            Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]

        - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.
            Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None:
        intermediate_sample_info = vfx_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        q_func = params.get('q_func', lambda s: s * s)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(q=q_func(intermediate_sample_info.s))

    sampl, rej_count = vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data, eval_L, intermediate_sample_info, rng, **params)

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info


def alpha_dpp_sampler(intermediate_sample_info,
                      X_data,
                      eval_L,
                      random_state=None,
                      **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom
    approximation, and the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate samples from DPP(alpha * L).

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)

            Desired expected sample size for the rescaled DPP.
            If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.
            The alpha-dpp sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .
            Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using alpha-dpp for k-DPP sampling.
            Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]

        - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size
            of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher
            acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None:
        intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        r_func = params.get('r_func', lambda r: r)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(r=r_func(intermediate_sample_info.deff_alpha_L_hat))

    sampl, rej_count, intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data,
                                            eval_L,
                                            intermediate_sample_info,
                                            rng,
                                            **params)

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info

##########
# k-DPPs #
##########

def k_dpp_vfx_sampler(size,
                      intermediate_sample_info,
                      X_data,
                      eval_L,
                      random_state=None,
                      **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.
    To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and
    then repeatedly invoke dpp_vfx_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,
    or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.

    :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields

        - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.
        - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`
        - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop
        - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`
        - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.
            Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.


    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if (intermediate_sample_info is None
        or not np.isclose(intermediate_sample_info.s, size).item()):
        intermediate_sample_info = vfx_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    desired_expected_size=size,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        q_func = params.get('q_func', lambda s: s * s)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(q=q_func(intermediate_sample_info.s))

    max_iter_size_rejection = params.get('max_iter_size_rejection', 100)

    for size_rejection_iter in range(max_iter_size_rejection):
        sampl, rej_count = vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop(
                                X_data,
                                eval_L,
                                intermediate_sample_info,
                                rng,
                                **params)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rej_to_first_sample=intermediate_sample_info.rej_to_first_sample + rej_count)
        if len(sampl) == size:
            break
    else:
        raise ValueError('The vfx sampler reached the maximum number of rejections allowed '
                         'for the k-DPP size rejection ({}), try to increase the q factor '
                         '(see q_func parameter) or the Nystrom approximation accuracy '
                         'see rls_oversample_* parameters).'.format(max_iter_size_rejection))

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info


def alpha_k_dpp_sampler(size,
                        intermediate_sample_info,
                        X_data,
                        eval_L,
                        random_state=None,
                        **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom
    approximation, the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate k-DPP samples.
    To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and
    then repeatedly invoke alpha_dpp_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,
    or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.

    :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size
            of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher
            acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'early_stop'`` (bool, default False)

            Wheter to return as soon as a first sample is accepted. If True, the sampling loop is interrupted
            as soon as a k-DPP sample is generated. If False, the algorithm continues the binary search until
            of a sufficiently good rescaling alpha is found. While this makes subsequent sampling faster, it is wasteful
            in the case where a single k-DPP sample is desired.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.


    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None or intermediate_sample_info.k != size:
        intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                        X_data=X_data,
                                        eval_L=eval_L,
                                        desired_expected_size=size,
                                        rng=rng,
                                        **params)

        r_func = params.get('r_func', lambda r: r)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(r=r_func(intermediate_sample_info.deff_alpha_L_hat))

    max_iter_size_rejection = params.get('max_iter_size_rejection', 100)
    number_trial_search = np.ceil(np.sqrt(size)).astype('int')
    stopping_ratio = (1 + 1 / (size + 3) ** 2)

    sample_count = 0
    trial_count = 0
    under_k_count = 0
    over_k_count = 0

    ratio_alpha = intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max / intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min
    found_good_alpha = ratio_alpha <= stopping_ratio

    prog_bar = get_progress_bar(disable=not params.get('verbose', False))
    verbose_outer = None
    if 'verbose' in params:
        verbose_outer = params.pop('verbose')
    params['verbose'] = False

    early_stop = params.get('early_stop', False)

    trial_count_overall = 0
    for size_rejection_iter in range(max_iter_size_rejection):
        sampl, rej_count, intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data,
                                                eval_L,
                                                intermediate_sample_info,
                                                rng,
                                                **params)

        trial_count += 1
        trial_count_overall += 1

        prog_bar.set_postfix(trial_count=trial_count,
                             alpha="{:.4}".format(intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat),
                             alpha_switch=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches,
                             k=size,
                             k_emp=len(sampl),
                             rej_count=rej_count)
        prog_bar.update()

        if len(sampl) == size:
            sampl_out = sampl
            if intermediate_sample_info.trial_to_first_sample == 0:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(trial_to_first_sample=trial_count_overall)
            sample_count += 1
            if early_stop:
                break
        if len(sampl) < size:
            under_k_count += 1
        if len(sampl) > size:
            over_k_count += 1

        if intermediate_sample_info.trial_to_first_sample == 0:
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rej_to_first_sample=intermediate_sample_info.rej_to_first_sample + rej_count)

        if sample_count == 2:
            found_good_alpha = True
            break

        if trial_count == number_trial_search:
            if under_k_count > over_k_count:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_min=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
            else:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_max=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)

            geom_mean_alpha = np.sqrt(intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min * intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max)
            diag_L = intermediate_sample_info.diag_L
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_hat=geom_mean_alpha)
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rls_upper_bound=geom_mean_alpha * diag_L)
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rls_upper_bound_valid=np.full((diag_L.shape[0],), False))

            ratio_alpha = intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max/intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min
            if ratio_alpha <= stopping_ratio and sample_count > 0:
                found_good_alpha = True
                break

            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_switches=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches + 1)
            trial_count = 0
            under_k_count = 0
            over_k_count = 0
    else:
        raise ValueError('The alpha sampler reached the maximum number of rejections allowed '
                         'for the k-DPP size rejection ({}), try to increase the r factor '
                         '(see r_func parameter) or the Nystrom approximation accuracy '
                         'see rls_oversample_* parameters).'.format(max_iter_size_rejection))
    if found_good_alpha:
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_min=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_max=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_switches=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches + 1)

    if verbose_outer:
        params['verbose'] = verbose_outer
    else:
        params.pop('verbose')

    return sampl_out, intermediate_sample_info


def k_dpp_eig_vecs_selector(eig_vals, eig_vecs, size,
                            E_poly=None, random_state=None):
    """ Subsample eigenvectors V of the 'L' kernel to build a projection DPP with kernel V V.T from which sampling is easy. The selection is made based a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters the eigenvalues of 'L' and evalutations of the elementary symmetric polynomials.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigen values of 'L' (likelihood) kernel.
    :type eig_vals:
        list, array_like

    :param eig_vecs:
        Collection of eigenvectors of 'L' kernel.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :param size:
        Size :math:`k` of :math:`k`-DPP
    :type size:
        int

    :param E_poly:
        Evaluation of symmetric polynomials in the eigenvalues
    :type E_poly:
        array_like

    :return:
        Selected eigenvectors
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 8
        - :func:`elementary_symmetric_polynomials <elementary_symmetric_polynomials>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Size of: ground set / sample
    N, k = eig_vecs.shape[0], size

    # as in np.linalg.matrix_rank
    tol = np.max(eig_vals) * N * np.finfo(np.float).eps
    rank = np.count_nonzero(eig_vals > tol)
    if k > rank:
        raise ValueError('size k={} > rank={}'.format(k, rank))

    if E_poly is None:
        E_poly = elementary_symmetric_polynomials(eig_vals, k)

    ind_selected = np.zeros(k, dtype=int)
    for n in range(eig_vals.size, 0, -1):

        if rng.rand() < eig_vals[n - 1] * E_poly[k - 1, n - 1] / E_poly[k, n]:
            k -= 1
            ind_selected[k] = n - 1
            if k == 0:
                break

    return eig_vecs[:, ind_selected]


# Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials
def elementary_symmetric_polynomials(eig_vals, size):
    """ Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials :math:`e_k` in the eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)`.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)` of the similarity kernel :math:`L`.
    :type eig_vals:
        list

    :param size:
        Maximum degree of elementary symmetric polynomial.
    :type size:
        int

    :return:
        :math:`[E_{kn}]_{k=0, n=0}^{\text{size}, N}`
        :math:`E_{kn} = e_k(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_n)`
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 7
        - `Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_symmetric_polynomial>`_
    """

    # Initialize output array
    N = eig_vals.size
    E = np.zeros((size + 1, N + 1))
    E[0, :] = 1.0

    # Recursive evaluation
    for k in range(1, size + 1):
        for n in range(1, N + 1):
            E[k, n] = E[k, n - 1] + eig_vals[n - 1] * E[k - 1, n - 1]

    return E

# coding: utf8
""" Implementation of finite DPP exact samplers derived from:

- the raw **projection** correlation :math:`K` kernel (no need for eigendecomposition)
- the eigendecomposition of the correlation :math:`K` kernel

.. seealso:

    `Documentation on ReadTheDocs <https://dppy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/finite_dpps/exact_sampling.html>`_
"""

import numpy as np
import scipy.linalg as la
from dppy.utils import inner1d, check_random_state, get_progress_bar
from dppy.intermediate_sampling import (vfx_sampling_precompute_constants,
                                        vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop,
                                        alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants,
                                        alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop)


#####################
# Projection kernel #
#####################
# Sample projection DPP from kernel
def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel(kernel, mode='GS', size=None, random_state=None):
    """
    .. seealso::

        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if size:
        rank = np.rint(np.trace(kernel)).astype(int)
        if size > rank:
            raise ValueError('size k={} > rank={}'. format(size, rank))

    # Sample from orthogonal projection kernel K = K^2 = K.H K
    if mode == 'GS':  # Gram-Schmidt equiv Cholesky
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS(kernel, size, rng)

    elif mode == 'Chol':  # Cholesky updates of Pou19
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol(kernel, size, rng)[0]

    elif mode == 'Schur':  # Schur complement
        sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur(kernel, size, rng)

    else:
        str_list = ['Invalid sampling mode, choose among:',
                    '- "GS (default)',
                    '- "Chol"',
                    '- "Schur"',
                    'Given "{}"'.format(mode)]
        raise ValueError('\n'.join(str_list))

    return sampl


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided

    Chain rule is applied by performing Cholesky updates of :math:`K`.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like

    :param k:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type k:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
        along with in-place Cholesky factorization of :math:`\\mathbf{K}_{\\mathcal{X} }`
    :rtype:
        list and array_like

    .. caution::

        The current implementation is an attempt of @guilgautier to reproduce the original C implementation of `catamari <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari>`_

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 3 and :ref:`catamari code <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari/blob/38718a1ea34872fb6567e019ece91fbeb5af5be1/include/catamari/dense_dpp/elementary_hermitian_dpp-impl.hpp#L37>`_ for the Hermitian swap routine.
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    hermitian = True if K.dtype.kind == 'c' else False

    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    A = K.copy()
    d = np.diagonal(A).astype(float)

    orig_indices = np.arange(N)

    for j in range(size):

        # Sample from pivot index and permute
        t = rng.choice(range(j, N), p=np.abs(d[j:]) / (rank - j))

        # Hermitian swap of indices j and t of A (may be written in a function)
        # bottom swap
        A[t + 1:, [j, t]] = A[t + 1:, [t, j]]
        # inner swap
        tmp = A[j + 1:t, j].copy()
        np.conj(A[t, j + 1:t], out=A[j + 1:t, j])
        np.conj(tmp, out=A[t, j + 1:t])
        # corner swap
        A[t, j] = A[t, j].conj()
        # diagonal swap
        A[[j, t], [j, t]] = A[[t, j], [t, j]].real
        # left swap
        A[[j, t], :j] = A[[t, j], :j]

        # Swap positions j and t of orig_indices and d
        orig_indices[[j, t]] = orig_indices[[t, j]]
        d[[j, t]] = d[[t, j]]

        A[j, j] = np.sqrt(d[j])

        if j == size - 1:
            break

        # Form new column and update diagonal
        A[j + 1:, j] -= A[j + 1:, :j].dot(A[j, :j].conj())
        A[j + 1:, j] /= A[j, j]

        if hermitian:
            d[j + 1:] -= A[j + 1:, j].real**2 + A[j + 1:, j].imag**2
        else:
            d[j + 1:] -= A[j + 1:, j]**2

    return orig_indices[:size].tolist(), A[:size, :size]


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided

    Chain rule is applied by performing sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization or equivalently Cholesky decomposition updates of :math:`K`.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like

    :param k:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type k:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K)
    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    c = np.zeros((N, size))
    norm_2 = K.diagonal().copy()  # residual norm^2

    for it in range(size):
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norm_2[avail]) / (rank - it))

        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Update the Cholesky factor
        avail[j] = False
        c[avail, it] = (K[avail, j] - c[avail, :it].dot(c[j, :it]))\
                       / np.sqrt(norm_2[j])

        norm_2[avail] -= c[avail, it]**2

    return sampl.tolist()  # , np.prod(norm_2[sampl])


def proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur(K, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from:

    - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided
    - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size``

    Chain rule is applied by computing the Schur complements.

    :param K:
        Orthogonal projection kernel.
    :type K:
        array_like
    :param size:
        Size of the sample.
        Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.
    :type size:
        int

    :return:
        If ``size`` is not provided (None),
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
        If ``size`` is provided,
            A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K)
    N, rank = len(K), np.rint(np.trace(K)).astype(int)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Schur complement list i.e. residual norm^2
    schur_comp = K.diagonal().copy()
    K_inv = np.zeros((size, size))

    for it in range(size):
        # Pick a new item proportionally to residual norm^2
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(schur_comp[avail]) / (rank - it))
        # store the item and make it unavailasble
        sampl[it], avail[j] = j, False

        # Update Schur complements K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi
        #
        # 1) use Woodbury identity to update K[Y,Y]^-1 to K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1
        # K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1 =
        # [ K[Y,Y]^-1 + (K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j] K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1)/schur_j,
        #      -K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j]/schur_j]
        # [ -K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1/schur_j,
        #      1/schur_j]
        if it == 0:
            K_inv[0, 0] = 1.0 / K[j, j]

        elif it == 1:
            i = sampl[0]
            K_inv[:2, :2] = np.array([[K[j, j], -K[j, i]],
                                      [-K[j, i], K[i, i]]])\
                            / (K[i, i] * K[j, j] - K[j, i]**2)

        elif it < size - 1:
            temp = K_inv[:it, :it].dot(K[sampl[:it], j])  # K_Y^-1 K_Yj
            # K_jj - K_jY K_Y^-1 K_Yj
            schur_j = K[j, j] - K[j, sampl[:it]].dot(temp)

            K_inv[:it, :it] += np.outer(temp, temp / schur_j)
            K_inv[:it, it] = - temp / schur_j
            K_inv[it, :it] = K_inv[:it, it]
            K_inv[it, it] = 1.0 / schur_j

        else:  # it == size-1
            break  # no need to update for nothing

        # 2) update Schur complements
        # K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi for Y <- Y+j
        K_iY = K[np.ix_(avail, sampl[:it + 1])]
        schur_comp[avail] = K[avail, avail]\
                        - inner1d(K_iY.dot(K_inv[:it+1, :it+1]), K_iY, axis=1)

    return sampl.tolist()


##################
# Generic kernel #
##################

# Directly from correlation kernel, without spectral decomposition
##################################################################
def dpp_sampler_generic_kernel(K, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from generic :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` with potentially non hermitian correlation kernel :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` based on :math:`LU` factorization procedure.

    :param K:
        Correlation kernel (potentially non hermitian).
    :type K:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` and
        the in-place :math:`LU factorization of :math:`K − I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` where :math:`I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` is the diagonal indicator matrix for the entries not in the sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}`.
    :rtype:
        list and array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 1
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    A = K.copy()
    sample = []

    for j in range(len(A)):

        if rng.rand() < A[j, j]:
            sample.append(j)
        else:
            A[j, j] -= 1

        A[j + 1:, j] /= A[j, j]
        A[j + 1:, j + 1:] -= np.outer(A[j + 1:, j], A[j, j + 1:])
        # A[j+1:, j+1:] -=  np.einsum('i,j', A[j+1:, j], A[j, j+1:])

    return sample, A

# From spectral decomposition
#############################


# Phase 1: subsample eigenvectors by drawing independent Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigenvalues of the correlation kernel K.
def dpp_eig_vecs_selector(ber_params, eig_vecs,
                          random_state=None):
    """ Phase 1 of exact sampling procedure. Subsample eigenvectors :math:`V` of the initial kernel (correlation :math:`K`, resp. likelihood :math:`L`) to build a projection DPP with kernel :math:`U U^{\\top}` from which sampling is easy.
    The selection is made based on a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters to the eigenvalues of :math:`K`.

    :param ber_params:
        Parameters of Bernoulli variables
        :math:`\\lambda^K=\\lambda^L/(1+\\lambda^L)
    :type ber_params:
        list, array_like

    :param eig_vecs:
        Collection of eigenvectors of the kernel :math:`K`, resp. :math:`L`
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        selected eigenvectors
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :func:`dpp_sampler_eig <dpp_sampler_eig>`
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Realisation of Bernoulli random variables with params ber_params
    ind_sel = rng.rand(ber_params.size) < ber_params

    return eig_vecs[:, ind_sel]


# Phase 2:
# Sample projection kernel VV.T where V are the eigvecs selected in Phase 1.
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig(eig_vecs, mode='GS', size=None,
                         random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.

    .. seealso::

        Phase 1:

        - :func:`dpp_eig_vecs_selector <dpp_eig_vecs_selector>`

        Phase 2:

        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if eig_vecs.shape[1]:
        # Phase 2: Sample from projection kernel VV.T
        # Chain rule, conditionals are updated using:
        if mode == 'GS':  # Gram-Schmidt
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        elif mode == 'GS_bis':  # Slight modif of 'GS'
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        elif mode == 'KuTa12':  # cf Kulesza-Taskar
            sampl = proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12(eig_vecs, size, rng)

        else:
            str_list = ['Invalid sampling mode, choose among:',
                        '- "GS" (default)',
                        '- "GS_bis"',
                        '- "KuTa12"',
                        'Given "{}"'.format(mode)]
            raise ValueError('\n'.join(str_list))
    else:
        sampl = []

    return sampl


# Using Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS(eig_vecs, size=None,
                            random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.
    It performs sequential update of Cholesky decomposition, which is equivalent to Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list, array_like

    .. seealso::

        - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K.

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample

    c = np.zeros((N, size))
    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    for it in range(size):
        # Pick an item \propto this squred distance
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norms_2[avail]) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Cancel the contribution of V_j to the remaining feature vectors
        avail[j] = False
        c[avail, it] =\
            (V[avail, :].dot(V[j, :]) - c[avail, :it].dot(c[j, :it]))\
            / np.sqrt(norms_2[j])

        norms_2[avail] -= c[avail, it]**2  # update residual norm^2

    return sampl.tolist()


# Slight modif of Gram-Schmidt above
def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis(eig_vecs, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.
    It performs sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list, array_like

    .. seealso::

        - This is a slight modification of :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs.copy()

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    ground_set = np.arange(N)
    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list
    avail = np.ones(N, dtype=bool)  # available items

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K.

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample

    # Matrix of the contribution of remaining vectors
    # <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>
    contrib = np.zeros((N, size))

    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    for it in range(size):

        # Pick an item proportionally to the residual norm^2
        # ||P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j||^2
        j = rng.choice(ground_set[avail],
                       p=np.abs(norms_2[avail]) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break
        # Update the residual norm^2
        #
        # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2
        #                                    <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2
        #     =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ----------------------------
        #                                      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        #
        # 1) Orthogonalize V_j w.r.t. orthonormal basis of Span(V_Y)
        #    V'_j = P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j
        #         = V_j - <V_j,sum_Y V'_k>V'_k
        #         = V_j - sum_Y <V_j, V'_k> V'_k
        # Note V'_j is not normalized
        avail[j] = False
        V[j, :] -= contrib[j, :it].dot(V[sampl[:it], :])

        # 2) Compute <V_i, V'_j> = <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>
        contrib[avail, it] = V[avail, :].dot(V[j, :])

        # 3) Normalize V'_j with norm^2 and not norm
        #              V'_j         P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j
        #    V'_j  =  -------  =  --------------------------
        #             |V'j|^2      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        #
        # in preparation for next orthogonalization in 1)
        V[j, :] /= norms_2[j]

        # 4) Update the residual norm^2: cancel contrib of V_i onto V_j
        #
        # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2
        #   = |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 - <V_i,V'_j>^2 / |V'j|^2
        #                                  <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2
        #   =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ----------------------------
        #                                   |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2
        norms_2[avail] -= contrib[avail, it]**2 / norms_2[j]

    return sampl.tolist()


def proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12(eig_vecs, size=None, random_state=None):
    """ Sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    It is based on the orthogonalization of the selected eigenvectors.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigen values of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    :type eig_vals:
        list

    :param eig_vecs:
        Eigenvectors of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :return:
        A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.
    :rtype:
        list

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 1
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`
        - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Initialization
    V = eig_vecs.copy()

    N, rank = V.shape  # ground set size / rank(K)
    if size is None:  # full projection DPP
        size = rank
    # else: k-DPP with k = size

    sampl = np.zeros(size, dtype=int)  # sample list

    # Phase 1: Already performed!
    # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigvals

    # Phase 2: Chain rule
    norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    # Following [Algo 1, KuTa12], the aim is to compute the orhto complement of the subspace spanned by the selected eigenvectors to the canonical vectors \{e_i ; i \in Y\}. We proceed recursively.
    for it in range(size):

        j = rng.choice(N, p=np.abs(norms_2) / (rank - it))
        sampl[it] = j
        if it == size - 1:
            break

        # Cancel the contribution of e_i to the remaining vectors that is, find the subspace of V that is orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\}
        # Take the index of a vector that has a non null contribution on e_j
        k = np.where(V[j, :] != 0)[0][0]
        # Cancel the contribution of the remaining vectors on e_j, but stay in the subspace spanned by V i.e. get the subspace of V orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\}
        V -= np.outer(V[:, k] / V[j, k], V[j, :])
        # V_:j is set to 0 so we delete it and we can derive an orthononormal basis of the subspace under consideration
        V, _ = la.qr(np.delete(V, k, axis=1), mode='economic')

        norms_2 = inner1d(V, axis=1)  # ||V_i:||^2

    return sampl.tolist()


def dpp_vfx_sampler(intermediate_sample_info,
                    X_data,
                    eval_L,
                    random_state=None,
                    **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields

        - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.
        - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`
        - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop
        - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`
        - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)

            Desired expected sample size for the DPP.
            If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.
            The vfx sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .
            Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using vfx for k-DPP sampling.
            Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]

        - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.
            Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None:
        intermediate_sample_info = vfx_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        q_func = params.get('q_func', lambda s: s * s)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(q=q_func(intermediate_sample_info.s))

    sampl, rej_count = vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data, eval_L, intermediate_sample_info, rng, **params)

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info


def alpha_dpp_sampler(intermediate_sample_info,
                      X_data,
                      eval_L,
                      random_state=None,
                      **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom
    approximation, and the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate samples from DPP(alpha * L).

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)

            Desired expected sample size for the rescaled DPP.
            If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.
            The alpha-dpp sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .
            Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using alpha-dpp for k-DPP sampling.
            Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]

        - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size
            of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher
            acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None:
        intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        r_func = params.get('r_func', lambda r: r)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(r=r_func(intermediate_sample_info.deff_alpha_L_hat))

    sampl, rej_count, intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data,
                                            eval_L,
                                            intermediate_sample_info,
                                            rng,
                                            **params)

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info

##########
# k-DPPs #
##########

def k_dpp_vfx_sampler(size,
                      intermediate_sample_info,
                      X_data,
                      eval_L,
                      random_state=None,
                      **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.
    To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and
    then repeatedly invoke dpp_vfx_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,
    or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.

    :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields

        - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.
        - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`
        - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop
        - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`
        - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.
            Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)

            Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.


    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if (intermediate_sample_info is None
        or not np.isclose(intermediate_sample_info.s, size).item()):
        intermediate_sample_info = vfx_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                    X_data=X_data,
                                    eval_L=eval_L,
                                    desired_expected_size=size,
                                    rng=rng,
                                    **params)

        q_func = params.get('q_func', lambda s: s * s)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(q=q_func(intermediate_sample_info.s))

    max_iter_size_rejection = params.get('max_iter_size_rejection', 100)

    for size_rejection_iter in range(max_iter_size_rejection):
        sampl, rej_count = vfx_sampling_do_sampling_loop(
                                X_data,
                                eval_L,
                                intermediate_sample_info,
                                rng,
                                **params)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rej_to_first_sample=intermediate_sample_info.rej_to_first_sample + rej_count)
        if len(sampl) == size:
            break
    else:
        raise ValueError('The vfx sampler reached the maximum number of rejections allowed '
                         'for the k-DPP size rejection ({}), try to increase the q factor '
                         '(see q_func parameter) or the Nystrom approximation accuracy '
                         'see rls_oversample_* parameters).'.format(max_iter_size_rejection))

    return sampl, intermediate_sample_info


def alpha_k_dpp_sampler(size,
                        intermediate_sample_info,
                        X_data,
                        eval_L,
                        random_state=None,
                        **params):
    """ First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom
    approximation, the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.
    Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate k-DPP samples.
    To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and
    then repeatedly invoke alpha_dpp_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,
    or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.

    :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)

    :param intermediate_sample_info:
        If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.
        If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)

    :type intermediate_sample_info:
        ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``

    :param array_like X_data:
        dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP

    :param callable eval_L:
        Likelihood function.
        Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.
        The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.
        As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).

    :param random_state:
        random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated

    :type random_state:
        RandomState or None, default None

    :param dict params:
        Dictionary including optional parameters:

        - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)

            Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.
            The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.
            This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.

        - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)
            Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.
            Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.
            The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.
            This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.
            Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.
            It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.

        - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)
            Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size
            of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher
            acceptance probability.

        - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)

            Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)

        - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)

            Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.
            If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of
            the bless algorithm, showing:

                - lam: lambda value of the current iteration
                - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)
                - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling
                - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration

            Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)
                - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance
                - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)

        - ``'early_stop'`` (bool, default False)

            Wheter to return as soon as a first sample is accepted. If True, the sampling loop is interrupted
            as soon as a k-DPP sample is generated. If False, the algorithm continues the binary search until
            of a sufficiently good rescaling alpha is found. While this makes subsequent sampling faster, it is wasteful
            in the case where a single k-DPP sample is desired.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.

        - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)

            Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.


    :return:
        Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info

    :rtype:
        tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale)
    """
    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    if intermediate_sample_info is None or intermediate_sample_info.k != size:
        intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants(
                                        X_data=X_data,
                                        eval_L=eval_L,
                                        desired_expected_size=size,
                                        rng=rng,
                                        **params)

        r_func = params.get('r_func', lambda r: r)

        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(r=r_func(intermediate_sample_info.deff_alpha_L_hat))

    max_iter_size_rejection = params.get('max_iter_size_rejection', 100)
    number_trial_search = np.ceil(np.sqrt(size)).astype('int')
    stopping_ratio = (1 + 1 / (size + 3) ** 2)

    sample_count = 0
    trial_count = 0
    under_k_count = 0
    over_k_count = 0

    ratio_alpha = intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max / intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min
    found_good_alpha = ratio_alpha <= stopping_ratio

    prog_bar = get_progress_bar(disable=not params.get('verbose', False))
    verbose_outer = None
    if 'verbose' in params:
        verbose_outer = params.pop('verbose')
    params['verbose'] = False

    early_stop = params.get('early_stop', False)

    trial_count_overall = 0
    for size_rejection_iter in range(max_iter_size_rejection):
        sampl, rej_count, intermediate_sample_info = alpha_dpp_sampling_do_sampling_loop(X_data,
                                                eval_L,
                                                intermediate_sample_info,
                                                rng,
                                                **params)

        trial_count += 1
        trial_count_overall += 1

        prog_bar.set_postfix(trial_count=trial_count,
                             alpha="{:.4}".format(intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat),
                             alpha_switch=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches,
                             k=size,
                             k_emp=len(sampl),
                             rej_count=rej_count)
        prog_bar.update()

        if len(sampl) == size:
            sampl_out = sampl
            if intermediate_sample_info.trial_to_first_sample == 0:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(trial_to_first_sample=trial_count_overall)
            sample_count += 1
            if early_stop:
                break
        if len(sampl) < size:
            under_k_count += 1
        if len(sampl) > size:
            over_k_count += 1

        if intermediate_sample_info.trial_to_first_sample == 0:
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rej_to_first_sample=intermediate_sample_info.rej_to_first_sample + rej_count)

        if sample_count == 2:
            found_good_alpha = True
            break

        if trial_count == number_trial_search:
            if under_k_count > over_k_count:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_min=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
            else:
                intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_max=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)

            geom_mean_alpha = np.sqrt(intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min * intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max)
            diag_L = intermediate_sample_info.diag_L
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_hat=geom_mean_alpha)
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rls_upper_bound=geom_mean_alpha * diag_L)
            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(rls_upper_bound_valid=np.full((diag_L.shape[0],), False))

            ratio_alpha = intermediate_sample_info.alpha_max/intermediate_sample_info.alpha_min
            if ratio_alpha <= stopping_ratio and sample_count > 0:
                found_good_alpha = True
                break

            intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_switches=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches + 1)
            trial_count = 0
            under_k_count = 0
            over_k_count = 0
    else:
        raise ValueError('The alpha sampler reached the maximum number of rejections allowed '
                         'for the k-DPP size rejection ({}), try to increase the r factor '
                         '(see r_func parameter) or the Nystrom approximation accuracy '
                         'see rls_oversample_* parameters).'.format(max_iter_size_rejection))
    if found_good_alpha:
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_min=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_max=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_hat)
        intermediate_sample_info = intermediate_sample_info._replace(alpha_switches=intermediate_sample_info.alpha_switches + 1)

    if verbose_outer:
        params['verbose'] = verbose_outer
    else:
        params.pop('verbose')

    return sampl_out, intermediate_sample_info


def k_dpp_eig_vecs_selector(eig_vals, eig_vecs, size,
                            E_poly=None, random_state=None):
    """ Subsample eigenvectors V of the 'L' kernel to build a projection DPP with kernel V V.T from which sampling is easy. The selection is made based a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters the eigenvalues of 'L' and evalutations of the elementary symmetric polynomials.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigen values of 'L' (likelihood) kernel.
    :type eig_vals:
        list, array_like

    :param eig_vecs:
        Collection of eigenvectors of 'L' kernel.
    :type eig_vecs:
        array_like

    :param size:
        Size :math:`k` of :math:`k`-DPP
    :type size:
        int

    :param E_poly:
        Evaluation of symmetric polynomials in the eigenvalues
    :type E_poly:
        array_like

    :return:
        Selected eigenvectors
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 8
        - :func:`elementary_symmetric_polynomials <elementary_symmetric_polynomials>`
    """

    rng = check_random_state(random_state)

    # Size of: ground set / sample
    N, k = eig_vecs.shape[0], size

    # as in np.linalg.matrix_rank
    tol = np.max(eig_vals) * N * np.finfo(np.float).eps
    rank = np.count_nonzero(eig_vals > tol)
    if k > rank:
        raise ValueError('size k={} > rank={}'.format(k, rank))

    if E_poly is None:
        E_poly = elementary_symmetric_polynomials(eig_vals, k)

    ind_selected = np.zeros(k, dtype=int)
    for n in range(eig_vals.size, 0, -1):

        if rng.rand() < eig_vals[n - 1] * E_poly[k - 1, n - 1] / E_poly[k, n]:
            k -= 1
            ind_selected[k] = n - 1
            if k == 0:
                break

    return eig_vecs[:, ind_selected]


# Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials
def elementary_symmetric_polynomials(eig_vals, size):
    """ Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials :math:`e_k` in the eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)`.

    :param eig_vals:
        Collection of eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)` of the similarity kernel :math:`L`.
    :type eig_vals:
        list

    :param size:
        Maximum degree of elementary symmetric polynomial.
    :type size:
        int

    :return:
        :math:`[E_{kn}]_{k=0, n=0}^{\text{size}, N}`
        :math:`E_{kn} = e_k(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_n)`
    :rtype:
        array_like

    .. seealso::

        - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 7
        - `Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_symmetric_polynomial>`_
    """

    # Initialize output array
    N = eig_vals.size
    E = np.zeros((size + 1, N + 1))
    E[0, :] = 1.0

    # Recursive evaluation
    for k in range(1, size + 1):
        for n in range(1, N + 1):
            E[k, n] = E[k, n - 1] + eig_vals[n - 1] * E[k - 1, n - 1]

    return E

# coding: utf8 Implementation of finite DPP exact samplers derived from:  - the raw **projection** correlation :math:`K` kernel (no need for eigendecomposition) - the eigendecomposition of the correlation :math:`K` kernel  .. seealso:      `Documentation on ReadTheDocs <https://dppy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/finite_dpps/exact_sampling.html>`_ ##################### # Projection kernel # ##################### # Sample projection DPP from kernel .. seealso::          - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>` # Sample from orthogonal projection kernel K = K^2 = K.H K # Gram-Schmidt equiv Cholesky # Cholesky updates of Pou19 # Schur complement Sample from:      - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided     - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided      Chain rule is applied by performing Cholesky updates of :math:`K`.      :param K:         Orthogonal projection kernel.     :type K:         array_like      :param k:         Size of the sample.         Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.     :type k:         int      :return:         If ``size`` is not provided (None),             A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.         If ``size`` is provided,             A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.         along with in-place Cholesky factorization of :math:`\\mathbf{K}_{\\mathcal{X} }`     :rtype:         list and array_like      .. caution::          The current implementation is an attempt of @guilgautier to reproduce the original C implementation of `catamari <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari>`_      .. seealso::          - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 3 and :ref:`catamari code <https://gitlab.com/hodge_star/catamari/blob/38718a1ea34872fb6567e019ece91fbeb5af5be1/include/catamari/dense_dpp/elementary_hermitian_dpp-impl.hpp#L37>`_ for the Hermitian swap routine.         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>` # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # Sample from pivot index and permute # Hermitian swap of indices j and t of A (may be written in a function) # bottom swap # inner swap # corner swap # diagonal swap # left swap # Swap positions j and t of orig_indices and d # Form new column and update diagonal Sample from:      - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided     - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size`` is not provided      Chain rule is applied by performing sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization or equivalently Cholesky decomposition updates of :math:`K`.      :param K:         Orthogonal projection kernel.     :type K:         array_like      :param k:         Size of the sample.         Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.     :type k:         int      :return:         If ``size`` is not provided (None),             A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.         If ``size`` is provided,             A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.     :rtype:         array_like      .. seealso::          - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Schur>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>` # Initialization # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K) # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # sample list # available items # residual norm^2 # Update the Cholesky factor # , np.prod(norm_2[sampl]) Sample from:      - :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` with orthogonal projection **correlation** kernel :math:`K` if ``size`` is not provided     - :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}` with orthogonal projection **likelihood** kernel :math:`K` with :math:`k=` ``size``      Chain rule is applied by computing the Schur complements.      :param K:         Orthogonal projection kernel.     :type K:         array_like     :param size:         Size of the sample.         Default is :math:`k=\\operatorname{trace}(K)=\\operatorname{rank}(K)`.     :type size:         int      :return:         If ``size`` is not provided (None),             A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.         If ``size`` is provided,             A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{k-DPP}(K)`.     :rtype:         array_like      .. seealso::         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol <proj_dpp_sampler_kernel_Chol>` # Initialization # ground set size / rank(K) = Tr(K) # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # sample list # available items # Schur complement list i.e. residual norm^2 # Pick a new item proportionally to residual norm^2 # store the item and make it unavailasble # Update Schur complements K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi # # 1) use Woodbury identity to update K[Y,Y]^-1 to K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1 # K[Y+j,Y+j]^-1 = # [ K[Y,Y]^-1 + (K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j] K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1)/schur_j, #      -K[Y,Y]^-1 K[Y,j]/schur_j] # [ -K[j,Y] K[Y,Y]^-1/schur_j, #      1/schur_j] # K_Y^-1 K_Yj # K_jj - K_jY K_Y^-1 K_Yj # it == size-1 # no need to update for nothing # 2) update Schur complements # K_ii - K_iY (K_Y)^-1 K_Yi for Y <- Y+j ################## # Generic kernel # ################## # Directly from correlation kernel, without spectral decomposition ################################################################## Sample from generic :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` with potentially non hermitian correlation kernel :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\mathbf{K})` based on :math:`LU` factorization procedure.      :param K:         Correlation kernel (potentially non hermitian).     :type K:         array_like      :return:         A sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}` from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` and         the in-place :math:`LU factorization of :math:`K − I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` where :math:`I_{\\mathcal{X}^{c}}` is the diagonal indicator matrix for the entries not in the sample :math:`\\mathcal{X}`.     :rtype:         list and array_like      .. seealso::          - :cite:`Pou19` Algorithm 1 # A[j+1:, j+1:] -=  np.einsum('i,j', A[j+1:, j], A[j, j+1:]) # From spectral decomposition ############################# # Phase 1: subsample eigenvectors by drawing independent Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigenvalues of the correlation kernel K. Phase 1 of exact sampling procedure. Subsample eigenvectors :math:`V` of the initial kernel (correlation :math:`K`, resp. likelihood :math:`L`) to build a projection DPP with kernel :math:`U U^{\\top}` from which sampling is easy.     The selection is made based on a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters to the eigenvalues of :math:`K`.      :param ber_params:         Parameters of Bernoulli variables         :math:`\\lambda^K=\\lambda^L/(1+\\lambda^L)     :type ber_params:         list, array_like      :param eig_vecs:         Collection of eigenvectors of the kernel :math:`K`, resp. :math:`L`     :type eig_vecs:         array_like      :return:         selected eigenvectors     :rtype:         array_like      .. seealso::          - :func:`dpp_sampler_eig <dpp_sampler_eig>` # Realisation of Bernoulli random variables with params ber_params # Phase 2: # Sample projection kernel VV.T where V are the eigvecs selected in Phase 1. Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.      .. seealso::          Phase 1:          - :func:`dpp_eig_vecs_selector <dpp_eig_vecs_selector>`          Phase 2:          - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>` # Phase 2: Sample from projection kernel VV.T # Chain rule, conditionals are updated using: # Gram-Schmidt # Slight modif of 'GS' # cf Kulesza-Taskar # Using Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.     It performs sequential update of Cholesky decomposition, which is equivalent to Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.      :param eig_vecs:         Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.     :type eig_vecs:         array_like      :return:         A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.     :rtype:         list, array_like      .. seealso::          - cite:`TrBaAm18` Algorithm 3, :cite:`Gil14` Algorithm 2         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>` # Initialization # ground set size / rank(K) # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # sample list # available items # Phase 1: Already performed! # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K. # Phase 2: Chain rule # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample # ||V_i:||^2 # Pick an item \propto this squred distance # Cancel the contribution of V_j to the remaining feature vectors # update residual norm^2 # Slight modif of Gram-Schmidt above Sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}` where :math:`V^{\\top}V = I_r` and :math:`r=\\operatorname{rank}(\\mathbf{K})`.     It performs sequential Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization of the rows of the eigenvectors.      :param eig_vecs:         Eigenvectors used to form projection kernel :math:`K=VV^{\\top}`.     :type eig_vecs:         array_like      :return:         A sample from projection :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.     :rtype:         list, array_like      .. seealso::          - This is a slight modification of :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12 <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_KuTa12>` # Initialization # ground set size / rank(K) # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # sample list # available items # Phase 1: Already performed! # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter = eigvals of K. # Phase 2: Chain rule # Use Gram-Schmidt recursion to compute the Vol^2 of the parallelepiped spanned by the feature vectors associated to the sample # Matrix of the contribution of remaining vectors # <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j> # ||V_i:||^2 # Pick an item proportionally to the residual norm^2 # ||P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j||^2 # Update the residual norm^2 # # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2 #                                    <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2 #     =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ---------------------------- #                                      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2 # # 1) Orthogonalize V_j w.r.t. orthonormal basis of Span(V_Y) #    V'_j = P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j #         = V_j - <V_j,sum_Y V'_k>V'_k #         = V_j - sum_Y <V_j, V'_k> V'_k # Note V'_j is not normalized # 2) Compute <V_i, V'_j> = <V_i, P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j> # 3) Normalize V'_j with norm^2 and not norm #              V'_j         P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j #    V'_j  =  -------  =  -------------------------- #             |V'j|^2      |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2 # # in preparation for next orthogonalization in 1) # 4) Update the residual norm^2: cancel contrib of V_i onto V_j # # |P_{V_Y+j}^{orthog} V_i|^2 #   = |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 - <V_i,V'_j>^2 / |V'j|^2 #                                  <V_i,P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j>^2 #   =  |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_i|^2 -  ---------------------------- #                                   |P_{V_Y}^{orthog} V_j|^2 Sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)` using the eigendecomposition of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.     It is based on the orthogonalization of the selected eigenvectors.      :param eig_vals:         Collection of eigen values of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.     :type eig_vals:         list      :param eig_vecs:         Eigenvectors of the similarity kernel :math:`K`.     :type eig_vecs:         array_like      :return:         A sample from :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(K)`.     :rtype:         list      .. seealso::          - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 1         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS>`         - :func:`proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis <proj_dpp_sampler_eig_GS_bis>` # Initialization # ground set size / rank(K) # full projection DPP # else: k-DPP with k = size # sample list # Phase 1: Already performed! # Select eigvecs with Bernoulli variables with parameter the eigvals # Phase 2: Chain rule # ||V_i:||^2 # Following [Algo 1, KuTa12], the aim is to compute the orhto complement of the subspace spanned by the selected eigenvectors to the canonical vectors \{e_i ; i \in Y\}. We proceed recursively. # Cancel the contribution of e_i to the remaining vectors that is, find the subspace of V that is orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\} # Take the index of a vector that has a non null contribution on e_j # Cancel the contribution of the remaining vectors on e_j, but stay in the subspace spanned by V i.e. get the subspace of V orthogonal to \{e_i ; i \in Y\} # V_:j is set to 0 so we delete it and we can derive an orthononormal basis of the subspace under consideration # ||V_i:||^2 First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.     Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.      :param intermediate_sample_info:         If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.         If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields          - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.         - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`         - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop         - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`         - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)      :type intermediate_sample_info:         ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``      :param array_like X_data:         dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP      :param callable eval_L:         Likelihood function.         Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.         The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.         As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).      :param random_state:         random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated      :type random_state:         RandomState or None, default None      :param dict params:         Dictionary including optional parameters:          - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)              Desired expected sample size for the DPP.             If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.             The vfx sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .             Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using vfx for k-DPP sampling.             Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]          - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)              Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.             The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.             This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.          - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)             Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.             Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.             The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.             This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.          - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)             Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.             Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.          - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)              Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)          - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)              Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.             If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of             the bless algorithm, showing:                  - lam: lambda value of the current iteration                 - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)                 - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling                 - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration              Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)                 - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance                 - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)          - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)              Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.      :return:         Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info      :rtype:         tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo) First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom     approximation, and the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.     Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate samples from DPP(alpha * L).      :param intermediate_sample_info:         If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.         If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)      :type intermediate_sample_info:         ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``      :param array_like X_data:         dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP      :param callable eval_L:         Likelihood function.         Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.         The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.         As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).      :param random_state:         random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated      :type random_state:         RandomState or None, default None      :param dict params:         Dictionary including optional parameters:          - ``'desired_expected_size'`` (float or None, default None)              Desired expected sample size for the rescaled DPP.             If None, use the natural DPP expected sample size.             The alpha-dpp sampling algorithm can approximately adjust the expected sample size of the DPP by rescaling the :math:`\\mathbf{L}` matrix with a scalar :math:`\\alpha^*\\leq 1` .             Adjusting the expected sample size can be useful to control downstream complexity, and it is necessary to improve the probability of drawing a sample with exactly :math:`k` elements when using alpha-dpp for k-DPP sampling.             Currently only reducing the sample size is supported, and the sampler will return an exception if the DPP sample has already a natural expected size smaller than ``params['desired_expected_size'``.]          - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)              Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.             The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.             This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.          - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)             Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.             Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.             The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.             This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.          - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)             Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size             of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher             acceptance probability.          - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)              Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)          - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)              Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.             If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of             the bless algorithm, showing:                  - lam: lambda value of the current iteration                 - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)                 - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling                 - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration              Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)                 - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance                 - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)          - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)              Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.      :return:         Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info      :rtype:         tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale) ########## # k-DPPs # ########## First pre-compute quantities necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom approximation, and the RLS of all elements in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`.     Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate DPP samples.     To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and     then repeatedly invoke dpp_vfx_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,     or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.      :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)      :param intermediate_sample_info:         If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the vfx rejection sampling loop.         If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` with fields          - ``.alpha_star``: appropriate rescaling such that the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` is equal to a user-indicated constant ``params['desired_expected_size']``, or 1.0 if no such constant was specified by the user.         - ``.logdet_I_A``: :math:`\\log \\det` of the Nystrom approximation of :math:`\\mathbf{L} + I`         - ``.q``: placeholder q constant used for vfx sampling, to be replaced by the user before the sampling loop         - ``.s`` and ``.z``: approximations of the expected sample size of :math:`\\operatorname{DPP}(\\alpha^* \\mathbf{L})` to be used in the sampling loop. For more details see :cite:`DeCaVa19`         - ``.rls_estimate``: approximations of the RLS of all elements in X (i.e. in :math:`\\mathbf{L}`)      :type intermediate_sample_info:         ``_IntermediateSampleInfo`` or ``None``, default ``None``      :param array_like X_data:         dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP      :param callable eval_L:         Likelihood function.         Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.         The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.         As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).      :param random_state:         random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated      :type random_state:         RandomState or None, default None      :param dict params:         Dictionary including optional parameters:          - ``'rls_oversample_dppvfx'`` (float, default 4.0)              Oversampling parameter used to construct dppvfx's internal Nystrom approximation.             The ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_dppvfx`` factor.             This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_dppvfx``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.          - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)             Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.             Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_dppvfx`, and can be tuned separately.             The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.             This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.          - ``'q_func'`` (function, default x: x*x)             Mapping from estimate expected size of the DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size of the intermediate sample.             Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher acceptance probability.          - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)              Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)          - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)              Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.             If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of             the bless algorithm, showing:                  - lam: lambda value of the current iteration                 - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)                 - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling                 - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration              Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)                 - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance                 - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)          - ``'max_iter'`` (int, default 1000)              Maximum number of intermediate sample rejections before giving up.          - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)              Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.       :return:         Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info      :rtype:         tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfo) First pre-compute quantities necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop, such as the inner Nystrom     approximation, the and the initial rescaling alpha_hat for the binary search.     Then, given the pre-computed information,run a rejection sampling loop to generate k-DPP samples.     To guarantee that the returned sample has size ``size``, we internally set desired_expected_size=size and     then repeatedly invoke alpha_dpp_sampler until a sample of the correct size is returned,     or exit with an error after a chosen number of rejections is reached.      :param int size: The size of the sample (i.e. the k of k-DPPs)      :param intermediate_sample_info:         If available, the pre-computed information necessary for the alpha-dpp rejection sampling loop.         If ``None``, this function will compute and return an ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` (see :func:`alpha_dpp_sampling_precompute_constants`)      :type intermediate_sample_info:         ``_IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale`` or ``None``, default ``None``      :param array_like X_data:         dataset such that :math:`\\mathbf{L}=` ``eval_L(X_data)``, out of which we are sampling objects according to a DPP      :param callable eval_L:         Likelihood function.         Given two sets of n points X and m points Y, ``eval_L(X, Y)`` should compute the :math:`n x m` matrix containing the likelihood between points.         The function should also accept a single argument X and return ``eval_L(X) = eval_L(X, X)``.         As an example, see the implementation of any of the kernels provided by scikit-learn (e.g. `PairwiseKernel <https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.gaussian_process.kernels.PairwiseKernel.html>`_).      :param random_state:         random source used for sampling, if None a RandomState is automatically generated      :type random_state:         RandomState or None, default None      :param dict params:         Dictionary including optional parameters:          - ``'rls_oversample_alphadpp'`` (float, default 4.0)              Oversampling parameter used to construct alphadpp's internal Nystrom approximation.             The ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_alphadpp`` factor.             This makes each rejection round slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_alphadpp``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate.          - ``'rls_oversample_bless'`` (float, default 4.0)             Oversampling parameter used during bless's internal Nystrom approximation.             Note that this is a different Nystrom approximation than the one related to :func:`rls_oversample_alphadpp`, and can be tuned separately.             The ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\geq 1` parameter is used to increase the rank of the approximation by a ``rls_oversample_bless`` factor.             This makes the one-time pre-processing slower and more memory intensive, but reduces variance and the number of rounds of rejections, so the actual runtime might increase or decrease.             Empirically, a small factor ``rls_oversample_bless``:math:`\\in [2,10]` seems to work.             It is suggested to start with a small number and increase if the algorithm fails to terminate or is not accurate.          - ``'r_func'`` (function, default x: x)             Mapping from estimate expected size of the rescaled alpha-DPP to Poisson intensity used to choose size             of the intermediate sample. Larger intermediate sampler cause less efficient iterations but higher             acceptance probability.          - ``'nb_iter_bless'`` (int or None, default None)              Iterations for inner BLESS execution, if None it is set to log(n)          - ``'verbose'`` (bool, default True)              Controls verbosity of debug output, including progress bars.             If intermediate_sample_info is not provided, the first progress bar reports the inner execution of             the bless algorithm, showing:                  - lam: lambda value of the current iteration                 - m: current size of the dictionary (number of centers contained)                 - m_expected: expected size of the dictionary before sampling                 - probs_dist: (mean, max, min) of the approximate rlss at the current iteration              Subsequent progress bars show the execution of each rejection sampling loops (i.e. once per sample generated)                 - acc_thresh: latest computed probability of acceptance                 - rej_iter: iteration of the rejection sampling loop (i.e. rejections so far)          - ``'early_stop'`` (bool, default False)              Wheter to return as soon as a first sample is accepted. If True, the sampling loop is interrupted             as soon as a k-DPP sample is generated. If False, the algorithm continues the binary search until             of a sufficiently good rescaling alpha is found. While this makes subsequent sampling faster, it is wasteful             in the case where a single k-DPP sample is desired.          - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)              Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.          - ``'max_iter_size_rejection'`` (int, default 100)              Maximum number of size-based rejections before giving up.       :return:         Sample from a DPP (as a list) and updated intermediate_sample_info      :rtype:         tuple(list, _IntermediateSampleInfoAlphaRescale) Subsample eigenvectors V of the 'L' kernel to build a projection DPP with kernel V V.T from which sampling is easy. The selection is made based a realization of Bernoulli variables with parameters the eigenvalues of 'L' and evalutations of the elementary symmetric polynomials.      :param eig_vals:         Collection of eigen values of 'L' (likelihood) kernel.     :type eig_vals:         list, array_like      :param eig_vecs:         Collection of eigenvectors of 'L' kernel.     :type eig_vecs:         array_like      :param size:         Size :math:`k` of :math:`k`-DPP     :type size:         int      :param E_poly:         Evaluation of symmetric polynomials in the eigenvalues     :type E_poly:         array_like      :return:         Selected eigenvectors     :rtype:         array_like      .. seealso::          - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 8         - :func:`elementary_symmetric_polynomials <elementary_symmetric_polynomials>` # Size of: ground set / sample # as in np.linalg.matrix_rank # Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials Evaluate the elementary symmetric polynomials :math:`e_k` in the eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)`.      :param eig_vals:         Collection of eigenvalues :math:`(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_N)` of the similarity kernel :math:`L`.     :type eig_vals:         list      :param size:         Maximum degree of elementary symmetric polynomial.     :type size:         int      :return:         :math:`[E_{kn}]_{k=0, n=0}^{\text{size}, N}`         :math:`E_{kn} = e_k(\\lambda_1, \\cdots, \\lambda_n)`     :rtype:         array_like      .. seealso::          - :cite:`KuTa12` Algorithm 7         - `Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_symmetric_polynomial>`_ # Initialize output array # Recursive evaluation