753 - A Plug for UNIX
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753 plug for Unix
hi,
can you tell me how to get 1 in sample input / output?
thanks before.
regards,
titid
can you tell me how to get 1 in sample input / output?
thanks before.
regards,
titid
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[laptop|B> -- >B|X> -- >X|A> -- >A]
[pager |B> -------------------- >B]
[phone |C> -------------------- >C]
[comb |X> -- >X|D> ----------- >D]
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thanks for your explanation.
another ask, what is the output for
is the output 0 or 1?
thanks before.
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another ask, what is the output for
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1
1
A
1
titid B
1
A B
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753 - A Plug for UNIX
Hi,
Looks like a simple bipartite matching problem, but I always get a WA reply
What I'm doing is:
- plugs and receptacles (verticies) together with adapters (edges) form a graph, so first I do a bsf of this graph for each device (of course, if two devices have got the same plug type I do only one bfs) and so I get for each device a list of receptacles it can be plugged in (directly or through a chain of adapters);
- devices together with lists of receptacles they can be plugged in form a bipartite graph, so I use Ford-Fulkerson method to find the max flow;
- number of devices minus max flow is the result.
I've tried different tests, but all of them passed. Can anyone suggest some interesting tests?
And another question. Is the following input vaild?
So laptop has got two plugs. Are we garanted that each device appears only once in the list?
Thanks,
ab
Looks like a simple bipartite matching problem, but I always get a WA reply
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- plugs and receptacles (verticies) together with adapters (edges) form a graph, so first I do a bsf of this graph for each device (of course, if two devices have got the same plug type I do only one bfs) and so I get for each device a list of receptacles it can be plugged in (directly or through a chain of adapters);
- devices together with lists of receptacles they can be plugged in form a bipartite graph, so I use Ford-Fulkerson method to find the max flow;
- number of devices minus max flow is the result.
I've tried different tests, but all of them passed. Can anyone suggest some interesting tests?
And another question. Is the following input vaild?
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2
A
B
3
laptop A
laptop B
phone A
0
Thanks,
ab
not specified
Sample input:
4
4
c
c
c
c
4
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 a
lap4 x
4
x c
b x
a b
y x
5
d
c
d
c
c
5
lap1 a
lap2 a
lap3 b
lap4 b
lap5 b
5
x c
b x
a b
y x
x d
3
p
q
r
3
lap1 p
lap2 p
lap3 p
2
p q
p r
3
c
c
c
3
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 b
3
a c
b a
a b
Sample Output:
0
0
0
0
4
4
c
c
c
c
4
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 a
lap4 x
4
x c
b x
a b
y x
5
d
c
d
c
c
5
lap1 a
lap2 a
lap3 b
lap4 b
lap5 b
5
x c
b x
a b
y x
x d
3
p
q
r
3
lap1 p
lap2 p
lap3 p
2
p q
p r
3
c
c
c
3
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 b
3
a c
b a
a b
Sample Output:
0
0
0
0
Ahhh... Are you getting WA or are you giving free sample i/o to those who are getting WA.Mahmud wrote: Sample input:
4
4
c
c
c
c
4
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 a
lap4 x
4
x c
b x
a b
y x
5
d
c
d
c
c
5
lap1 a
lap2 a
lap3 b
lap4 b
lap5 b
5
x c
b x
a b
y x
x d
3
p
q
r
3
lap1 p
lap2 p
lap3 p
2
p q
p r
3
c
c
c
3
lap1 a
lap2 b
lap3 b
3
a c
b a
a b
Sample Output:
0
0
0
0
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753 - A plug for UNIX
I can't find out what's wrong... Let's say we have a total of nrrec plugs or receptacles. While reading the input data I always check if the plug has been read before. If not, I increase nrrec and add it. For each of the m devices I have ptr - the number of the plug / receptacle of the i'th device.
Then I build a matrix mat[j] (i, j = 1..nrrec), mat[j] = 1 means that that the device i can be plugged in the j receptacle. First, mat[j] = 1 if i = j, or 0 otherwise. Then, considering the k pair of adapters, if x and y are a pair of numbers, mat[x][y] = 1.
Using this information I do nrrec df searches to find out the final mat[j].
After that there's a bipartite graph with 0 - the source, 1..m - the devices, m+1..m+n - the receptacles, and n+m+1 - the destination. The capacity of (s, x) is 1 for x = 1..m, the capacity of (x, d) is 1 for x = m+1.. n+m. The capacity of (x, y) is 1 if mat[ptr][j] = 1 (we can plug the i'th device in the j'th receptacle).
The answer is m - the maximum flow in this graph. Can anybody tell where my mistake is?![:-?](./images/smilies/icon_confused.gif)
Then I build a matrix mat[j] (i, j = 1..nrrec), mat[j] = 1 means that that the device i can be plugged in the j receptacle. First, mat[j] = 1 if i = j, or 0 otherwise. Then, considering the k pair of adapters, if x and y are a pair of numbers, mat[x][y] = 1.
Using this information I do nrrec df searches to find out the final mat[j].
After that there's a bipartite graph with 0 - the source, 1..m - the devices, m+1..m+n - the receptacles, and n+m+1 - the destination. The capacity of (s, x) is 1 for x = 1..m, the capacity of (x, d) is 1 for x = m+1.. n+m. The capacity of (x, y) is 1 if mat[ptr][j] = 1 (we can plug the i'th device in the j'th receptacle).
The answer is m - the maximum flow in this graph. Can anybody tell where my mistake is?
![:-?](./images/smilies/icon_confused.gif)
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Your Algorithm looks basically correct as it is indeed a MAX flow problem.
But here is how I considered it.
suppose there is one source, some adapters , some device, and one sink.
The capacity from source to adapters is infinite( if the shop has supply ), the capacity of adapters to adapters is also infinite, and the capacity of adapters to device is one and capactiy of device to sink is also one.
Well, I know my explanation is vague, but try to make something out of it.
But here is how I considered it.
suppose there is one source, some adapters , some device, and one sink.
The capacity from source to adapters is infinite( if the shop has supply ), the capacity of adapters to adapters is also infinite, and the capacity of adapters to device is one and capactiy of device to sink is also one.
Well, I know my explanation is vague, but try to make something out of it.
753 - A plug for UNIX
I use the highest-label preflow-push algorithm for max flow. To find the node with the "highest-label" I use a heap (push_heap & pop_push from STL with a Less functor for key comparison). My submissions all end up with a runtime error (SIGSEGV). After checking many times I still can't find the code segment which may have caused that. Here is my code:
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