11573 - Ocean Currents
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11573 - Ocean Currents
I have question about this problem.
During the contest, I tried solve it with Dijkstra with binary heap -> TLE.
Then I had better idea, using combination BFS and DFS in this way:
Initially, in queue1 is only starting point and result =0 and visited[rs,cs]=true (all another points visited[r,c]=false)
Then, repeat this steps while visited[rd,cd]=false:
1. For all points in queue1 run DFS (respecting flow of the lake) and give all this unvisited points to queue2
2. If visited[rd,cd]=true then end this loop and write result
3. queue3 = queue1+queue2
4. Increase result and for all points from queue3 give all unvisited points neighbouring to points from queue3 to queue4
5. queue1 := queue4
This is still TLE. I think, that this algorithm runs in O(n*m) for one test case, O(k*n*m) for k test cases. imho it should pass time limit 3 seconds for maximal value of variables (k=50, n=m=1000). But I am wrong.
Have someone better idea to pass the time limit?
Thanks in advance!
During the contest, I tried solve it with Dijkstra with binary heap -> TLE.
Then I had better idea, using combination BFS and DFS in this way:
Initially, in queue1 is only starting point and result =0 and visited[rs,cs]=true (all another points visited[r,c]=false)
Then, repeat this steps while visited[rd,cd]=false:
1. For all points in queue1 run DFS (respecting flow of the lake) and give all this unvisited points to queue2
2. If visited[rd,cd]=true then end this loop and write result
3. queue3 = queue1+queue2
4. Increase result and for all points from queue3 give all unvisited points neighbouring to points from queue3 to queue4
5. queue1 := queue4
This is still TLE. I think, that this algorithm runs in O(n*m) for one test case, O(k*n*m) for k test cases. imho it should pass time limit 3 seconds for maximal value of variables (k=50, n=m=1000). But I am wrong.
Have someone better idea to pass the time limit?
Thanks in advance!
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
What heap did you use?
Heap of (Dist, x, y) ?
I use Heap of (Dist, z) (using C++ STL - priority_queue)
where z is encoded by x and y
and got accepted in 2.9xx -_-
I tried using Heap of (Dist, x, y) and got TLE for several attempts.
Hope it helps.
Heap of (Dist, x, y) ?
I use Heap of (Dist, z) (using C++ STL - priority_queue)
where z is encoded by x and y
and got accepted in 2.9xx -_-
I tried using Heap of (Dist, x, y) and got TLE for several attempts.
Hope it helps.
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
> junrajz
I used the same algorithm as you described. It got accepted in 0.65 s without any optimization.
Maybe some flaw in your code.
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Rio
I used the same algorithm as you described. It got accepted in 0.65 s without any optimization.
Maybe some flaw in your code.
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Rio
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
kn and rio, thank you for your answers.
>kn
I used Heap of (Dist, z). But not in C++ STL, I used "homemade" Heap and in Pascal. Maybe I have more complicated representation of graph.
>rio
Now I know, that my idea was OK. I try to see my code, maybe here are some flaws (wasting of time or infinite loop).
>kn
I used Heap of (Dist, z). But not in C++ STL, I used "homemade" Heap and in Pascal. Maybe I have more complicated representation of graph.
>rio
Now I know, that my idea was OK. I try to see my code, maybe here are some flaws (wasting of time or infinite loop).
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
Rio, would you please describe your codes in details?rio wrote:> junrajz
I used the same algorithm as you described. It got accepted in 0.65 s without any optimization.
Maybe some flaw in your code.
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Rio
e.g. the graph representation, STL used, the while loop of Dijkstra...
I wonder why my code has such a long runtime
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
I think you can avoid heap easily. I avoided stl, and got accepted in .7 seconds.
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Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
Thanks for your hint!
I finally got it AC in 1.0xx sec.
I use BFS in my final implementation
Complexity : O(1000*1000)
I finally got it AC in 1.0xx sec.
I use BFS in my final implementation
Complexity : O(1000*1000)
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
Thanks one more time, finally I have AC.
By random-generated test cases I noticed really stupid mistake in my code - in my BFS I wrote "false" instead of "true" and that means, that I don't marked squares added to queue4 as visited. After this, I have WA, after fixing have AC in 1.060.
By random-generated test cases I noticed really stupid mistake in my code - in my BFS I wrote "false" instead of "true" and that means, that I don't marked squares added to queue4 as visited. After this, I have WA, after fixing have AC in 1.060.
Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
Here are my random-testcases, when someone have WA, this may help:
Input:
Output from my AC program:
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7 8 2 5
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Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
i cant undrestand this problem
for this case
for this case
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Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
I just used BFS + priority_queue
7153693 11573 Ocean Currents Accepted C++ 1.112
but I think it's not very good ,
but I got TLE at
http://acm.jlu.edu.cn/joj/showproblem.php?pid=2558
look this massage : The input contains several test cases so My program is not very good .....
used another
7153702 11573 Ocean Currents Accepted C++ 0.376
and get ac now
U can visit map[x][y] just one time
first wolk to the place where there need no energy and then 1 energy ..... and so on ....
just a bfs /..
7153693 11573 Ocean Currents Accepted C++ 1.112
but I think it's not very good ,
but I got TLE at
http://acm.jlu.edu.cn/joj/showproblem.php?pid=2558
look this massage : The input contains several test cases so My program is not very good .....
used another
7153702 11573 Ocean Currents Accepted C++ 0.376
and get ac now
U can visit map[x][y] just one time
first wolk to the place where there need no energy and then 1 energy ..... and so on ....
just a bfs /..
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Re: 11573 - Ocean Currents
i used dijkstra with heap
u can also use c++ stl priority queue
here is my AC code
http://ideone.com/EO771i
u can also use c++ stl priority queue
here is my AC code
http://ideone.com/EO771i