I LOVE TREAP !!
Honestly! Treap is the most beautiful Data Structure I know!
In my previous post I solved This Problem with Splay Tree which was more than 500 lines of code and took 5.98 seconds to run on SPOJ.
I solved the same problem with Treap this time and it's only a little over 200 lines that runs in 4.42 seconds on SPOJ.
The following implementation is based on the code given Here.
Honestly! Treap is the most beautiful Data Structure I know!
In my previous post I solved This Problem with Splay Tree which was more than 500 lines of code and took 5.98 seconds to run on SPOJ.
I solved the same problem with Treap this time and it's only a little over 200 lines that runs in 4.42 seconds on SPOJ.
The following implementation is based on the code given Here.
// SPOJ: ORDERSET // using Treap #include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<math.h> #include<ctype.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<time.h> #include<assert.h> #include<vector> #include<queue> #include<stack> #include<map> #include<set> #include<iostream> #include<algorithm> #include<string> using namespace std; #define FOR(i,n) for(int i=0;i<(n);++i) #define REP(i,a,b) for(int i=(a);i<=(b);++i) #define CLR(a,x) memset(a,(x),sizeof(a)) #define INF (1<<30) typedef long long LL; typedef pair<int,int> pii; struct Node { int key; int cnt; int priority; Node *left, *right; Node(){cnt = 0; priority = 0; left = right = NULL;} Node(int _key){cnt = 1; key = _key; priority = rand(); left = right = NULL;} Node(int _key, int pr){cnt = 1; key = _key; priority = pr; left = right = NULL;} }; struct Treap { Node* root; Treap(){root = NULL; srand(time(NULL));} int TreeSize(Node* T) { return T==NULL?0:T->cnt; } void UpdateCnt(Node* &T) { if(T) { T->cnt = 1 + TreeSize(T->left) + TreeSize(T->right); } } void LeftRotate(Node* &T) { Node* temp = T->left; T->left = temp->right; temp->right = T; T = temp; UpdateCnt(T->right); UpdateCnt(T); } void RightRotate(Node* &T) { Node* temp = T->right; T->right = temp->left; temp->left = T; T = temp; UpdateCnt(T->left); UpdateCnt(T); } void Insert(Node* &T, int _key) { if(T == NULL) { T = new Node(_key); return; } if(T->key > _key) { Insert(T->left, _key); if(T->priority < T->left->priority) LeftRotate(T); } else if(T->key < _key) { Insert(T->right, _key); if(T->priority < T->right->priority) RightRotate(T); } UpdateCnt(T); } void Insert(int _key) { Insert(root, _key); } void Delete(Node* &T, int _key) { if(T == NULL) return; if(T->key > _key) Delete(T->left, _key); else if(T->key < _key) Delete(T->right, _key); else { if(T->left && T->right) { if(T->left->priority > T->right->priority) LeftRotate(T); else RightRotate(T); Delete(T, _key); } else { Node* temp = T; if(T->left) T = T->left; else T = T->right; delete temp; } } UpdateCnt(T); } void Delete(int _key) { Delete(root, _key); } int Count(Node* T, int bound) { if(T == NULL) return 0; if(T->key < bound) return 1 + TreeSize(T->left) + Count(T->right, bound); return Count(T->left, bound); } int Count(int bound) { return Count(root,bound); } int FindKth(Node* T, int k) { if(TreeSize(T) < k) return -INF; int sz = 1 + TreeSize(T->left); if(sz == k) return T->key; if(sz < k) return FindKth(T->right, k-sz); return FindKth(T->left,k); } int FindKth(int k) { return FindKth(root, k); } }; int main() { // freopen("in.txt","r",stdin); int Q; scanf("%d",&Q); Treap oTreap; while(Q--) { char t[5]; int p; scanf("%s%d",t,&p); if(t[0]=='I') { oTreap.Insert(p); } else if(t[0]=='D') { oTreap.Delete(p); } else if(t[0]=='K') { int v = oTreap.FindKth(p); if(v > -INF) { printf("%d\n",v); } else puts("invalid"); } else { int v = oTreap.Count(p); printf("%d\n",v); } } return 0; }
You should try the russian treap http://e-maxx.ru/algo/treap
ReplyDeletewow!!
DeleteBinary indexed tree is the most beautiful data structure I know. I coded the solution to this problem in 65 lines:
Deletehttp://pastebin.com/pwAiB1LY
:P :P
Also, my solution took just 3.13 seconds to execute with 7.5M of memory.
Deletewow! that's great.
DeleteUsing Treap for this problem was surely a overkill..
But I wanted to learn some Balanced-BST and used this problem to test my implementation of Treap :)