Esempio n. 1
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func removeExactEdges(n *coupling.Node, exact [][]bool) {
	n.Visited = true

	for _, row := range n.Adj {
		for _, edge := range row {
			// if the edge node adj matrix is nill, we do not have to recursivevly call it,
			// and just just delete n from its successor slice
			if edge.To.Adj == nil {
				coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(n, &edge.To.Succ)
				continue
			}

			// if the edge has already been visited, we do not have have to recursively call
			if edge.To.Visited {
				coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(n, &edge.To.Succ)
				continue
			}

			// recursively removes edges and successor node bottom up
			removeExactEdges(edge.To, exact)
			coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(n, &edge.To.Succ)
		}
	}

	// here we do the actual removing of edges
	exact[n.S][n.T] = true
	exact[n.T][n.S] = true
	n.Adj = nil
	n.Visited = false

	return
}
Esempio n. 2
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func TestCorrectDeletedSuccNodes(t *testing.T) {
	c := setUpCoupling()

	succ := c.Nodes[0].Succ
	coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(succ[0], &succ)
	assert.Equal(t, len(succ), 2, "length of the successor slice did not change")
	coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(succ[0], &succ)
	assert.Equal(t, len(succ), 1, "length of the successor slice did not change")
}
Esempio n. 3
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func updateEdge(edge *coupling.Edge, signal bool, min float64, n *coupling.Node) {
	if signal {
		log.Printf("increasing at cell (%v,%v)", edge.To.S, edge.To.T)
		// increase and set the node to basic
		edge.Prob += min

		if !edge.Basic {
			edge.Basic = true
			n.BasicCount++
		}

		// add the main node as a successor to the node if it not already is
		if !coupling.IsNodeInSlice(n, edge.To.Succ) {
			edge.To.Succ = append(edge.To.Succ, n)
		}

	} else {
		log.Printf("decreasing at cell (%v,%v)", edge.To.S, edge.To.T)
		edge.Prob -= min
		// if the line edge.Prob -= min, makes edge.Prob to zero, it is not a basic cell
		edge.Basic = !utils.ApproxEqual(edge.Prob, 0)

		// if no longer basic remove the main node as a successor for the node
		if !edge.Basic {
			coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(n, &edge.To.Succ)
			n.BasicCount--
		}
	}

	edge.To.Visited = false
}
Esempio n. 4
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func updateNode(node *coupling.Node, newValues []float64) {
	if (len(node.Adj) * len(node.Adj[0])) != len(newValues) {
		log.Printf("%v %v", (len(node.Adj) * len(node.Adj[0])), len(newValues))
		panic("The amount of new values does not match the adjacency matrix!")
	}

	k := 0
	for i := range (*node).Adj {
		for _, edge := range (*node).Adj[i] {
			prevBasic := edge.Basic
			prob := newValues[k]

			if utils.ApproxEqual(prob, 0.0) {
				edge.Basic = false
				coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(node, &edge.To.Succ)
				if prevBasic {
					node.BasicCount--
				}
			} else {
				edge.Basic = true
				if !prevBasic {
					node.BasicCount++
				}
				if !coupling.IsNodeInSlice(node, edge.To.Succ) {
					edge.To.Succ = append(edge.To.Succ, node)
				}
			}
			edge.Prob = prob
			k++
		}
	}
}
Esempio n. 5
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func setZerosDistanceToZero(n *coupling.Node, nonzero []*coupling.Node, exact [][]bool, d [][]float64, c *coupling.Coupling) {
	reachables := coupling.Reachable(n)

	for _, node := range nonzero {
		coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(node, &reachables)
	}

	for _, node := range reachables {
		d[node.S][node.T] = 0
		exact[node.S][node.T] = true
	}
}
Esempio n. 6
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func filterZeros(reachables []*coupling.Node, exact [][]bool, d [][]float64) []*coupling.Node {
	// copy the reachable set such that we remove elements, without removing them from the original
	reachablesCopy := make([]*coupling.Node, len(reachables), len(reachables))
	copy(reachablesCopy, reachables)

	for _, node := range reachablesCopy {
		// if exact and distance above 0, skip it
		if exact[node.S][node.T] && d[node.S][node.T] > 0 {
			continue
		}
		// otherwise delete it
		coupling.DeleteNodeInSlice(node, &reachables)
	}

	return reachables
}