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back to boardMay be Floid? But i receive WA2. Re: May be Floid? Posted by svr 10 Oct 2006 20:43 Problem is standart transative closer algorithm using DFS Interesting feater that in chaina football player may be stronger than himself because of circle. Let P(a)=list of Ancestors and GrandAncestors and .. of a; Then a,b-YES ~P(a)^P(b)=Empty P(a) would better have as bitset I have TLE 24 because forgotten reachabylity algorithm O(n) For our forum shold maintain standard algorithm Use library please! Re: May be Floid? Posted by svr 12 Oct 2006 00:36 It seems that transative closure as a rule has o(n^3) therefore when n=1000 we have no chances. But by god help strong components can be calculated for linear time and we can use forest of strong components. No for players a and b if and only if a and be dosn't belong to the same tree in this fotest. Re: May be Floid? So what about sample? 2 and 3 belong to the same tree, but answer is "No". I thought, answer is "No", only if a and b common parent and there is no way from a to b. Am i right? Re: May be Floid? (+) 1. DFS for all parent nodes 2. For each node store its parent in matrix [N][N/8] (bit mask) 3. For each A and B - if there is a common parent return "No" Re: May be Floid? Posted by svr 12 Oct 2006 13:29 Excuse me!. I were mistaken. But I am shure that answer can be taken in terms of forest of strong components or Gerz graf. Let Sc(a)- number of component for a; NumT(i) - number of tree in the forest for comp i Ncomp[i]- amount of vertex in i-th comp Root[i]=1 if i- root in forest Then: 1) if (Sc(a)==Sc(b)) and (a!=b)) F(a,b)=No; 2) if NumT(Sc(a))==NumT(Sc(b)) and Root(Sc(a))==0 and Root(Sc(b))==0 F(a,b)=No; 3) if NumT(Sc(a))==NumT(Sc(b)) and Root(Sc(a))==1 and Ncomop(Sc(a)>1) F(a,b)=No; 4) if NumT(Sc(a))==NumT(Sc(b)) and Root(Sc(b))==1 and Ncomop(Sc(b)>1) F(a,b)=No; Otherwise F(a,b)=YES Algo for strong comps has O(|V|+|E|)=O(n^2) But I have WA4 If your don't agree with my arguments send message ,plese! Re: May be Floid? Posted by svr 13 Oct 2006 01:44 I finished and have Ac (0.6) on my Idea. All is right but final refinement says that sftrong component i may belong to many trees and we must use SubT[1..Nco][1..NT] matrix instead of array SubT[1..Nco].I used my previous strong components program algo O(|V|+O(|E|) from Kormen where i used vector container for adjacent lists this is the reason of bad time of executing. This is interface of the program: void S_Comps(vector<short>smeg[MAX],short Nv,short &Nco,bool korn[MAX], short Scomps[MAX],char *Sm,short &NT,char *SubT,short Ncomp[MAX]) After O(n^3) Floid difficulties program has passed all tests immediately after removing silly mistakes. Re: May be Floid? I doubt there are any strong components larger than 1 (otherwise words "stronger" and "beaten" in problem statement loose big part of their original meaning). Also, strong components form DAG, not necessarily a forest. Re: May be Floid? My Floyd in O(N^3) got AC within 0.25 sec. |
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