ClosestPair2D.hh

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#ifndef __FASTJET_CLOSESTPAIR2D__HH__
#define __FASTJET_CLOSESTPAIR2D__HH__
 
#include<vector>
#include<stack>
#include<iostream>
#include "fastjet/internal/ClosestPair2DBase.hh"
#include "fastjet/internal/SearchTree.hh"
#include "fastjet/internal/MinHeap.hh"
#include "fastjet/SharedPtr.hh"
 
FASTJET_BEGIN_NAMESPACE      // defined in fastjet/internal/base.hh
 
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \if internal_doc
/// @ingroup internal
/// \class ClosestPair2D
/// concrete implementation for finding closest pairs in 2D -- will
/// use Chan's (hopefully efficient) shuffle based structures
/// \endif
class ClosestPair2D : public ClosestPair2DBase {
public:
  /// constructor from a vector of 2D positions -- number of objects
  /// after insertion and deletion must never exceed positions.size();
  /// objects are given IDs that correspond to their index in the vector 
  /// of positions
  ClosestPair2D(const std::vector<Coord2D> & positions, 
                const Coord2D & left_corner, const Coord2D & right_corner) {
    _initialize(positions, left_corner, right_corner, positions.size());
  };
 
  /// constructor which allows structure to grow beyond positions.size(), up
  /// to max_size
  ClosestPair2D(const std::vector<Coord2D> & positions, 
                const Coord2D & left_corner, const Coord2D & right_corner,
                const unsigned int max_size) {
    _initialize(positions, left_corner, right_corner, max_size);
  };
 
  /// provides the IDs of the closest pair as well as the distance between
  /// them
  void closest_pair(unsigned int & ID1, unsigned int & ID2, 
                    double & distance2) const;
 
  /// removes the entry labelled by ID from the object;
  void remove(unsigned int ID);
 
  /// inserts the position into the closest pair structure and returns the
  /// ID that has been allocated for the object.
  unsigned int insert(const Coord2D &);
 
  /// removes ID1 and ID2 and inserts position, returning the ID 
  /// corresponding to position...
  virtual unsigned int replace(unsigned int ID1, unsigned int ID2, 
                               const Coord2D & position);
 
  /// replaces IDs_to_remove with points at the new_positions
  /// indicating the IDs allocated to the new points in new_IDs
  virtual void replace_many(const std::vector<unsigned int> & IDs_to_remove,
                            const std::vector<Coord2D> & new_positions,
                            std::vector<unsigned int> & new_IDs);
 
  // mostly for checking how things are working...
  inline void print_tree_depths(std::ostream & outdev) const {
    outdev    << _trees[0]->max_depth() << " "
              << _trees[1]->max_depth() << " "
              << _trees[2]->max_depth() << "\n";
  };
 
  unsigned int size();
 
private:
  
  void _initialize(const std::vector<Coord2D> & positions, 
              const Coord2D & left_corner, const Coord2D & right_corner,
              const unsigned int max_size);
 
  static const unsigned int _nshift = 3;
 
 
  /// since sets of three objects will crop up repeatedly, useful
  /// to have a triplet class?
  template<class T> class triplet {
  public:
    inline const T & operator[](unsigned int i) const {return _contents[i];};
    inline       T & operator[](unsigned int i)       {return _contents[i];};
  private:
    T _contents[_nshift];
  };
 
  // forward declaration
  class Point;
 
  /// class that will take care of ordering of shuffles for us
  class Shuffle {
  public:
    unsigned int x, y;
    Point * point;
    bool operator<(const Shuffle &) const;
    void operator+=(unsigned int shift) {x += shift; y+= shift;};
  };
 
  typedef SearchTree<Shuffle>     Tree;
  typedef Tree::circulator        circulator;
  typedef Tree::const_circulator  const_circulator;
 
  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  /// \if internal_doc
  /// @ingroup internal
  /// \class ClosestPair2D::Point
  /// class for representing all info needed about a point
  /// \endif
  class Point {
  public:
    /// the point's coordinates
    Coord2D coord;
    /// a pointer to its closest neighbour in our structure
    Point * neighbour;
    /// the corresponding squared distance
    double  neighbour_dist2;
    /// circulators for each of the shifts of the shuffles
    triplet<circulator> circ;
 
    /// indicates that something special is currently happening to this point
    unsigned int review_flag;
 
    /// returns the distance between two of these objects
    double distance2(const Point & other) const {
      return coord.distance2(other.coord);
    };
 
    /// creates a shuffle for us with a given shift
    //void set_shuffle(Shuffle & shuffle);
  };
 
  triplet<SharedPtr<Tree> >  _trees;
  SharedPtr<MinHeap>     _heap;
  std::vector<Point>     _points;
  std::stack<Point *>    _available_points;
 
  /// points that are "under review" in some way
  std::vector<Point *>   _points_under_review;
 
  // different statuses for review
  static const unsigned int _remove_heap_entry = 1;
  static const unsigned int _review_heap_entry = 2;
  static const unsigned int _review_neighbour  = 4;
 
  /// add a label to a point as to the nature of review needed
  /// (includes adding it to list of points needing review) [doesn't
  /// affect other labels already set for the point]
  void _add_label(Point * point, unsigned int review_flag);
 
  /// sets the label for the point to be exclusively this 
  /// review flag (and adds it to list of points needing review
  /// if not already there)
  void _set_label(Point * point, unsigned int review_flag);
 
  /// for all entries of the _points_under_review[] vector, carry out
  /// the actions indicated by its review flag; the points are
  /// then removed from _points_under_review[] and their flags
  /// set to zero
  void _deal_with_points_to_review();
 
  /// carry out the search-tree related operations of point removal
  void _remove_from_search_tree(Point * point_to_remove);
 
  /// carry out the search-tree related operations of point insertion
  void _insert_into_search_tree(Point * new_point);
 
  /// takes a point and creates a shuffle with the given shift
  void _point2shuffle(Point & , Shuffle & , unsigned int shift);
 
  /// pieces needed for converting coordinates to integer
  Coord2D _left_corner;
  double _range;
 
  int _ID(const Point *) const;
 
  triplet<unsigned int> _shifts;     // absolute shifts
  triplet<unsigned int> _rel_shifts; // shifts relative to previous shift
 
  unsigned int _cp_search_range;
};
 
 
 
 
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
/// returns true if floor(ln_base2(x)) < floor(ln_base2(y)), using
/// Chan's neat trick...
inline bool floor_ln2_less(unsigned x, unsigned y) {
  if (x>y) return false;
  return (x < (x^y)); // beware of operator precedence...
}
 
 
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
/// returns the ID for the specified point...
inline int ClosestPair2D::_ID(const Point * point) const {
  return point - &(_points[0]);
}
 
 
//
inline unsigned int ClosestPair2D::size() {
  return _points.size() - _available_points.size();
}
 
 
 
FASTJET_END_NAMESPACE
 
#endif // __FASTJET_CLOSESTPAIR2D__HH__