1 | ;;; -*- Mode: Lisp -*-
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2 | ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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3 | ;;;
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4 | ;;; Copyright (C) 1999, 2002, 2009, 2015 Marek Rychlik <rychlik@u.arizona.edu>
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5 | ;;;
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6 | ;;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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7 | ;;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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8 | ;;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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12 | ;;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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13 | ;;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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21 |
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22 | (defpackage "PAIR-QUEUE"
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23 | (:use :cl :priority-queue :monom :polynomial :symbolic-polynomial :utils)
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24 | (:export "CRITICAL-PAIR"
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25 | "CRITICAL-PAIR-FIRST"
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26 | "CRITICAL-PAIR-SECOND"
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27 | "CRITICAL-PAIR-QUEUE"
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28 | "SELECTION-STRATEGY"
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29 | "MIN-TOTAL-DEGREE-STRATEGY"
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30 | "MIN-COMBINED-LENGTH-STRATEGY"
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31 | "MAKE-CRITICAL-PAIR-QUEUE"
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32 | )
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33 | (:documentation "Critical pair queue implementation. The pair queue is a list of critical
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34 | pairs, ordered by some partial order. Pair queue is a kind of priority queue.")
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35 | )
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36 |
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37 | (in-package :pair-queue)
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38 |
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39 | (defclass critical-pair ()
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40 | ((first :initform nil :initarg :first :accessor critical-pair-first :type poly)
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41 | (second :initform nil :initarg :second :accessor critical-pair-second :type poly))
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42 | (:documentation "Represents a critical pair, i.e. a pair of two polynomials. The derived
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43 | classes may add extra data used in computing the order of critical pairs."))
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44 |
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45 | (defmethod print-object ((self critical-pair) stream)
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46 | (print-unreadable-object (self stream :type t :identity t)
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47 | (with-accessors ((first critical-pair-first)
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48 | (second critical-pair-second))
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49 | self
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50 | (format stream "FIRST=~A SECOND=~A"
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51 | first second))))
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52 |
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53 | (defclass selection-strategy ()
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54 | ((pair-key-fn :initform #'(lambda (p q) (universal-lcm (leading-monomial p) (leading-monomial q)))
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55 | :initarg :pair-key-fn
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56 | :accessor pair-key-fn)
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57 | (pair-order-fn :initform #'lex>
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58 | :initarg :pair-order-fn
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59 | :accessor pair-order-fn))
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60 | (:documentation "Represents the normal critical pair selection
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61 | strategy. The two ingredients of a strategy is a function
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62 | PAIR-KEY-FUNCTION which computes a key from the critical pair, which
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63 | can be any type of data, and a function PAIR-ORDER-FN used to compaire
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64 | the calculated keys to determine which pair is more promising and
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65 | should be considered first. The normal selection strategy for a given
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66 | monomial order PAIR-ORDER-FN consists in selecting the pair with the
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67 | minimal LCM of leading monomials first."))
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68 |
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69 | (defmethod print-object ((self selection-strategy) stream)
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70 | (print-unreadable-object (self stream :type t :identity t)
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71 | (with-accessors ((pair-key-fn pair-key-fn)
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72 | (pair-order-fn pair-order-fn))
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73 | self
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74 | (format stream "PAIR-KEY-FN=~A PAIR-ORDER-FN=~A"
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75 | pair-key-fn pair-order-fn))))
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76 |
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77 | (defclass min-total-degree-strategy (selection-strategy)
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78 | ((pair-key-fn :initform #'(lambda (p q) (total-degree (universal-lcm (leading-monomial p) (leading-monomial q)))))
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79 | (pair-order-fn :initform #'<))
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80 | (:documentation "Make a selection strategy where a pair with a
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81 | minimum total degree of LCM of leading monomials is selected."))
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82 |
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83 | (defclass min-combined-length-strategy (selection-strategy)
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84 | ((pair-key-fn :initform #'(lambda (p q) (+ (poly-length p) (poly-length q))))
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85 | (pair-order-fn :initform #'<))
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86 | (:documentation "Make a selection strategy where a pair with the minimum combined length of both
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87 | polynomials is selected."))
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88 |
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89 | (defun make-critical-pair-queue (&key pair-key-fn pair-order-fn (poly-list nil) (start 1)
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90 | &aux (pq (make-priority-queue
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91 | :element-type 'critical-pair
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92 | :element-key #'(lambda (pair) (funcall pair-key-fn
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93 | (critical-pair-first pair)
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94 | (critical-pair-second pair)))
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95 | :test pair-order-fn)))
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96 | "Makes a priority queue for critical pairs. The argument POLY-LIST should the initial list of polynomials.
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97 | and START is the first position beyond the elements which form a
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98 | partial Grobner basis, i.e. satisfy the Buchberger criterion."
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99 | ;; Add critical pairs for polynomials in POLY-LIST
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100 | (let* ((s (1- (length poly-list)))
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101 | (b (nconc (makelist (make-instance 'critical-pair :first (elt poly-list i) :second (elt poly-list j))
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102 | (i 0 (1- start)) (j start s))
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103 | (makelist (make-instance 'critical-pair :first (elt poly-list i) :second (elt poly-list j))
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104 | (i start (1- s)) (j (1+ i) s)))))
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105 | (dolist (pair b pq)
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106 | (priority-queue-insert pq pair))))
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107 |
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108 |
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