LAL: Linear Arrangement Library 24.10.00
A library focused on algorithms on linear arrangements of graphs.
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1level.hpp
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41
42#pragma once
43
44// C++ includes
45#if defined DEBUG
46#include <cassert>
47#endif
48#include <vector>
49
50// lal includes
51#include <lal/linear_arrangement.hpp>
52#include <lal/numeric/rational.hpp>
53#include <lal/graphs/graph.hpp>
54#include <lal/linarr/D/D.hpp>
55#include <lal/utilities/aggregations.hpp>
56
57namespace lal {
58namespace linarr {
59
60/* 1-LEVEL METRICS */
61
62// **DEVELOPER NOTE**
63// This function's documentation has to be updated manually in the python
64// interface file '.i' 'python-interface/submodules/linarr.i'
88template <class graph_t>
90(const std::vector<graph_t>& L, const std::vector<linear_arrangement>& P = {})
91noexcept
92{
93 static_assert(std::is_base_of_v<graphs::graph, graph_t>);
94
95#if defined DEBUG
96 // the number of graphs and number of linear arrangements
97 // must coincide unless no arrangement was given.
98 assert(P.size() == 0 or L.size() == P.size());
99#endif
100
101 typedef numeric::rational ratio;
102 typedef linear_arrangement ARR;
103 typedef std::pair<uint64_t, uint64_t> DD_m;
104
105 if (P.size() == 0) {
106
108 (
109 L.begin(), L.end(), nullptr, nullptr,
110 // make values Q,R
111 [](const graph_t& G) {
112 return DD_m{
113 sum_edge_lengths(G, linear_arrangement::identity(G.get_num_nodes())),
114 G.get_num_edges()
115 };
116 },
117 // accumulate Q
118 [](uint64_t& total, uint64_t new_value) { total += new_value; },
119 // accumulate R
120 [](uint64_t& total, uint64_t new_value) { total += new_value; },
121 // average accumulated Q
122 [](uint64_t DDs, std::size_t) { return DDs; },
123 // average accumulated R
124 [](uint64_t num_edges, std::size_t) { return num_edges; },
125 // average accumulated Q,R
126 [](uint64_t DDs, uint64_t sum_num_edges) { return ratio(DDs, sum_num_edges); }
127 );
128
129 }
130 else {
132 (
133 L.begin(), L.end(), P.begin(), P.end(),
134 // make values Q,R
135 [](const graph_t& G, const ARR& arr) {
136 return DD_m(sum_edge_lengths(G, arr), G.get_num_edges());
137 },
138 // accumulate Q
139 [](uint64_t& total, uint64_t new_value) { total += new_value; },
140 // accumulate R
141 [](uint64_t& total, uint64_t new_value) { total += new_value; },
142 // average accumulated Q
143 [](uint64_t DDs, std::size_t) { return DDs; },
144 // average accumulated R
145 [](uint64_t num_edges, std::size_t) { return num_edges; },
146 // average Q,R
147 [](uint64_t DDs, uint64_t sum_num_edges) { return ratio(DDs, sum_num_edges); }
148 );
149 }
150}
151
152// **DEVELOPER NOTE**
153// This function's documentation has to be updated manually in the python
154// interface file '.i' 'python-interface/submodules/linarr.i'
167template <class graph_t>
169(const std::vector<graph_t>& L, const std::vector<linear_arrangement>& P = {})
170noexcept
171{
172 static_assert(std::is_base_of_v<graphs::graph, graph_t>);
173 return mean_dependency_distance_1level_rational(L, P).to_double();
174}
175
176} // -- namespace linarr
177} // -- namespace lal
Linear arrangement of vertices.
Definition linear_arrangement.hpp:103
Exact rational number.
Definition rational.hpp:63
double to_double() const noexcept
Converts this rational to a double-precision floating-point value.
Definition rational.hpp:853
double mean_dependency_distance_1level(const std::vector< graph_t > &L, const std::vector< linear_arrangement > &P={}) noexcept
1-level Mean Dependency Distance over an ensemble of graphs.
Definition 1level.hpp:169
numeric::rational mean_dependency_distance_1level_rational(const std::vector< graph_t > &L, const std::vector< linear_arrangement > &P={}) noexcept
1-level Mean Dependency Distance over an ensemble of graphs.
Definition 1level.hpp:90
result_t one_level_aggregation(iterator_first_t bfirst, const iterator_first_t efirst, iterator_second_t bsecond, const iterator_second_t esecond, metric values, accumulate_Q accQ, accumulate_R accR, make_average_Q avgQ, make_average_R avgR, make_average avg) noexcept
Computation of 1-level aggregation of and .
Definition aggregations.hpp:140
Main namespace of the library.
Definition basic_types.hpp:48