exbibyte / treez

Utility and useful structures for Rust

treez

A collection of useful data structures and algorithms

implementations:

monotone queue

segment tree

rb tree

prefix sum

treap/cartesian tree

disjoint set

strongly connected components

backtracking

upper/lower_bound

monotone queue

    using treez::queue_monotone::QueueMonotone;
    
    let mut q : QueueMonotone<i32> = QueueMonotone::new();
    
    const window : usize = 20;

    q.set_auto_len(window);
    
    let mut rng = rand::thread_rng();

    let arr : Vec<i32> = (0..100).map(|x| rng.gen_range(-1000,1000)).collect();
    
    for (i,v) in arr.iter().enumerate() {
        
        q.push(*v);
       
        let bound_left = std::cmp::max((i+1).saturating_sub(window),0);

        let m = *q.max().expect("max");
        
        assert_eq!(m, *arr[bound_left..=i].iter().max().unwrap());
    }

segment tree

    //summation segment tree
    let mut seg = SegSum::new(0, m); //range: [0,m), subsequent operations have to be within this range
	let delta : T = ... //T: Add<Output=T> + Mul<i64, Output<T>> + Clone + Default + Debug
    seg.add(a, b, &delta); //add delta to range [a,b)
    seg.update(a, b, &val); //set range [a,b) to val
    ...
    let v : T = seg.query_range(i, j); //query sum in range [i,j)
	
	//max segment tree
    let mut seg = SegMax::new(0, m); //range: [0,m), subsequent operations have to be within this range
	
	let delta : T = ... //T: Add<Output=T> + Ord + Debug + Clone + Min
	//eg: 
	impl Min for i64 {
        fn min() -> i64 {
		    i64::MIN
		}
	}
    seg.add(a, b, &delta); //add delta to range [a,b)
    seg.update(a, b, &val); //set range [a,b) to max(val,element[i]) for i in [a,b)
    ...
    let v : T = seg.query_range(i, j); //query max in range [i,j)

red black tree

    let mut t : treez::rb::TreeRb< isize, isize > = treez::rb::TreeRb::new();
    for i in 0..nums.len() {
        let r = nums[i];
        t.insert( r, i as isize );
    }

    for i in 0..nums.len() {
        let r = nums[i];
        let v = t.remove( &r ).expect( "remove unsuccessful" );
    }

prefix sum

    let mut t = treez::prefix::TreePrefix< isize >::init(16);
    t.set(0, 5);
    t.set(1, 7);
    t.set(10, 4);
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval(0, 16), 16isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval(10, 11), 4isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval(1, 11), 11isize );

    t.set(1, 9);
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval(1, 2), 9isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval(1, 11), 13isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval_start( 2 ), 14isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval_start( 11 ), 18isize );

    t.add( 0, 1);
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval_start( 2 ), 15isize );
    assert_eq!( t.get_interval_start( 11 ), 19isize );

treap

implementation: insert, search, query_key_range( [low,high) ), split_by_key, merge_contiguous( a.keys < b.keys ), union, intersect, remove_by_key, remove_by_key_range( [low,high) )

    let mut t = treap::NodePtr::new();
    
    {
        let v = t.query_key_range( -100., 100. ).iter().
            map(|x| x.key()).collect::<Vec<_>>();
        
        assert_eq!( v.len(), 0 );
    }

    let items = vec![ 56, -45, 1, 6, 9, -30, 7, -9, 12, 77, -25 ];
    for i in items.iter() {
        t = t.insert( *i as f32, *i ).0;
    }
    
    t = t.remove_by_key_range( 5., 10. );
    
    let mut expected = items.iter().cloned().filter(|x| *x < 5 || *x >= 10 ).collect::<Vec<_>>();
    expected.sort();

    {
        let v = t.query_key_range( -100., 100. ).iter().
            map(|x| x.key()).collect::<Vec<_>>();
        
        assert_eq!( v.len(), expected.len() );

        expected.iter().zip( v.iter() )
            .for_each(|(a,b)| assert!(equal_f32( (*a as f32), *b ) ) );
    }

    let ((t1, t2), node_with_key_0 ) = t.split_by_key(0.);
    
    assert!( node_with_key_0.is_some() );
    
    let t3 = t1.merge_contiguous( t2 );

    {
        let v = t3.query_key_range( -100., 100. ).iter().
            map(|x| x.key()).collect::<Vec<_>>();
        
        assert_eq!( v.len(), expected.len() );

        expected.iter().zip( v.iter() )
            .for_each(|(a,b)| assert!(equal_f32( (*a as f32), *b ) ) );
    }
    
    let va = (100..200).map(|x| (x*2) ).collect::<Vec<i32>>();
    
    let mut t4 = treap::NodePtr::new();

    for i in va.iter() {
        t4 = t4.insert( (*i as f32), *i ).0;
    }

    let t5 = t3.union(t4);
    
    let vc = (50..70).map(|x| (x*2) ).collect::<Vec<i32>>();

    let mut t6 = treap::NodePtr::new();

    for i in vc.iter() {
        t6 = t6.insert( (*i as f32), *i ).0;
    }
    
    let t7 = t5.intersect( t6 );    

disjoint set

    let mut v = Dsu::new(10);
    let mut arr = vec![];
    for i in 0..5 {
        let mut node_new = Dsu::new(i);
        v.merge(&mut node_new);
        arr.push(node_new);
    }
    assert_eq!(v.len(), 6);
    for (idx,i) in arr.iter_mut().enumerate(){
        assert!( i.is_same_set(&mut v));
        assert_eq!( i.get_data(), idx);
    }

lower_bound, upper_bound

same logic as C++ lower/upper_bound; requires item type to have cmp::Ord trait

    let mut arr = ...
    arr.sort();
    let val = ...
    let idx = bound::upper_bound(&arr[..], &val);
    //idx in [0, arr.size]
    
    let mut arr = ...
    arr.sort();
    let val = ...
    let idx = bound::lower_bound(&arr[..], &val);

strongly connected components

    let num_nodes = 4usize;
	//nodes assumed to be contiguous in range [0,num_nodes)
    let rel = vec![(0, 1), (1, 2), (2, 0), (1, 3)]; //edges
    let out = compute(num_nodes, &rel[..]);