// A capset is a collection of cards that contains no sets. // The supposed maximal cardinality of a capset in Set is 20. // I wish to find such a collection with this program. package main import ( "bufio" "errors" "flag" "fmt" "io" "log" "math" "os" "strconv" ) var maximForDim = []int{1, 2, 4, 9, 20, 45, 112, 236} type Card struct { // dim is the number of dimensions the card has. Necessary for String(). dim uint8 // attrs contains bit-wise representation of attributes. Each attribute // consumes 2 bits with values 0, 1, or 2. Attributes are aligned to the right // and the most significant bits correspond to the attribute that appears // first in the string representation. attrs uint16 } func (c Card) String() string { attrs := c.attrs repr := make([]byte, c.dim) for pos := int(c.dim) - 1; pos >= 0; pos-- { repr[pos] = byte('0' + (attrs & 0x3)) attrs >>= 2 } return string(repr) } func (c *Card) Scan(state fmt.ScanState, verb rune) error { if verb != 'v' { return errors.New(fmt.Sprint("Card.Scan: unexpected verb: ", verb)) } *c = Card{} for { r, _, err := state.ReadRune() if err == io.EOF { if c.dim > 0 { return nil } else { return errors.New("Card.Scan: got EOF before any attributes") } } if err != nil { return errors.New(fmt.Sprint("Card.Scan: ", err)) } if r < '0' || r > '3' { state.UnreadRune() if c.dim > 0 { return nil } else { return errors.New(fmt.Sprint("Card.Scan: Not a card character: ", r)) } } c.dim++ c.attrs = (c.attrs << 2) | uint16(r-'0') } } type Deck struct { // dim is the number of dimensions for the set. dim int // cards is the full deck of cards, sorted. cards []Card // card2index maps from a card back to its position in cards slice. card2index map[Card]int // 0x1 for each attribute isSetBitMask uint16 // str2card maps from a string representation to a particular card. str2card map[string]Card } func NewDeck(dimensions int) *Deck { if dimensions > 8 { panic("Can't handle dims > 8") } size := int(math.Pow(3, float64(dimensions))) d := &Deck{ dim: dimensions, cards: make([]Card, size), card2index: make(map[Card]int, size), str2card: make(map[string]Card, size), } for i := range d.cards { card := d.computeInt2Card(i) d.cards[i] = card d.card2index[card] = i d.str2card[card.String()] = card } for i := 0; i < d.dim; i++ { d.isSetBitMask <<= 2 d.isSetBitMask |= 0x1 } return d } func (d *Deck) computeInt2Card(num int) Card { if num < 0 { panic("Number must be positive") } c := Card{dim: uint8(d.dim)} for i := 0; i < d.dim; i++ { // Always have three options for each dimension c.attrs |= uint16((num % 3) << (2 * uint(i))) num /= 3 } return c } func (d *Deck) card2int(card Card) int { i, ok := d.card2index[card] if !ok { panic(fmt.Sprint("Could not find card ", card, " in ", d)) } return i } // hasSet returns whether the provided tableau contains at least one set. func (d *Deck) hasSet(tableau []Card) bool { for i := len(tableau); i > 2; i-- { if d.hasSetWithLast(tableau[:i]) { return true } } return false } // hasSetWithLast returns whether the provided tableau contains at least one set // with the last element of tableau as a member. func (d *Deck) hasSetWithLast(tableau []Card) bool { if len(tableau) <= 2 { return false } i := len(tableau) - 1 for j := 0; j < i; j++ { same := ^(tableau[i].attrs ^ tableau[j].attrs) diff := tableau[i].attrs ^ tableau[j].attrs for k := j + 1; k < i; k++ { sameFinal := same & ^(tableau[i].attrs ^ tableau[k].attrs) diffFinal := diff ^ tableau[k].attrs sameSingle := sameFinal & (sameFinal >> 1) diffSingle := diffFinal & (diffFinal >> 1) if (sameSingle|diffSingle)&d.isSetBitMask == d.isSetBitMask { return true } } } return false } func (d *Deck) FindCards(strArr []string) ([]Card, error) { cards := make([]Card, 0, len(strArr)) for _, v := range strArr { c, ok := d.FindCard(v) if !ok { return nil, errors.New(fmt.Sprint("Could not find card: ", v)) } cards = append(cards, c) } return cards, nil } func (d *Deck) FindCard(cardStr string) (card Card, ok bool) { card, ok = d.str2card[cardStr] return card, ok } type Capset struct { d *Deck tableau []Card maxim int hasSet bool } // NewCapset makes an initialized Capset for the provided deck. If maxim is -1, // then the maximum known capset size for the deck's dimension will be used, or // 0 if it is unknown. func NewCapset(d *Deck, maxim int) *Capset { if maxim == -1 { maxim = maximForDim[d.dim] } return &Capset{ d: d, tableau: make([]Card, 0, len(d.cards)), maxim: maxim, } } func (cs Capset) String() string { return fmt.Sprintf("{%v %v %v}", cs.tableau, cs.maxim, cs.hasSet) } func (cs *Capset) Scan(state fmt.ScanState, verb rune) error { if verb != 'v' { return errors.New("Capset.Scan: unexpected verb") } r, _, err := state.ReadRune() if err != nil { return err } if r != '[' { return errors.New("Capset.Scan: didn't start with [") } cs.tableau = cs.tableau[:0] for end := false; !end; { state.SkipSpace() r, _, err = state.ReadRune() if r == ']' { break } state.UnreadRune() var c Card err = c.Scan(state, 'v') if err != nil { return errors.New(fmt.Sprint( "Capset.Scan: for rune ", len(cs.tableau)+1, " got error ", err)) } if c.dim != uint8(cs.d.dim) { return errors.New(fmt.Sprint( "Capset.Scan: card is dim ", c.dim, " but deck is ", cs.d.dim)) } cs.tableau = append(cs.tableau, c) } cs.hasSet = cs.d.hasSet(cs.tableau) // Loop until it isn't a set, to make sure we didn't load a tableau with lots // of sets. for cs.hasSet { cs.incrementTableau() cs.hasSet = cs.d.hasSet(cs.tableau) } return nil } func (cs *Capset) popTableau() Card { v := cs.tableau[len(cs.tableau)-1] cs.tableau = cs.tableau[:len(cs.tableau)-1] return v } func (cs *Capset) incrementTableau() bool { pop := cs.hasSet var index int if len(cs.tableau) > 0 { index = cs.d.card2int(cs.tableau[len(cs.tableau)-1]) + 1 } else { index = 0 } if index != len(cs.d.cards) { if pop { cs.popTableau() } cs.tableau = append(cs.tableau, cs.d.cards[index]) return true } cs.popTableau() if len(cs.tableau) == 0 { // No combinations left return false } index = cs.d.card2int(cs.popTableau()) + 1 if len(cs.tableau) == 1 { fmt.Println("incrementing second card to index", index) if index+cs.maxim-2 > len(cs.d.cards) { return false } } cs.tableau = append(cs.tableau, cs.d.cards[index]) return true } // FindNextCapset iterates over combinations of the tableau until it finds a // capset that is at least the maxim in size. It returns false if it was unable // to find such a capset. func (cs *Capset) FindNextCapset() bool { for cs.incrementTableau() { cs.hasSet = cs.d.hasSetWithLast(cs.tableau) if cs.hasSet { continue } if len(cs.tableau) < cs.maxim { continue } cs.maxim = len(cs.tableau) return true } return false } // GetTableau returns the current tableau. Callers must not modify the slice. func (cs *Capset) GetTableau() []Card { return cs.tableau } func loadFromSave(d *Deck) *Capset { savefile, err := os.Open("./capset.out") if err != nil { return nil } defer savefile.Close() scanner := bufio.NewScanner(savefile) for scanner.Scan() { } cs := NewCapset(d, -1) _, err = fmt.Sscanln(scanner.Text(), cs) if err != nil { return nil } return cs } func main() { flag.Parse() args := flag.Args() if len(args) != 1 { fmt.Println("Usage: capset dim\n\tdim int := number of dimensions/attributes") log.Fatal("Improper Usage") } dim, err := strconv.Atoi(args[0]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } d := NewDeck(dim) cs := loadFromSave(d) if cs == nil { cs = NewCapset(d, -1) } fmt.Println("Starting processing with", cs.tableau) outfile, err := os.OpenFile("./capset.out", os.O_WRONLY|os.O_CREATE|os.O_APPEND, 0644) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } defer outfile.Close() for cs.FindNextCapset() { fmt.Println(cs.GetTableau()) _, err = fmt.Fprintln(outfile, cs.GetTableau()) if err != nil { log.Println(err) } err = outfile.Sync() if err != nil { log.Println(err) } } }