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#! /usr/bin/env ruby
#
# quiz-98 -- demonstrate the A* search algorithm on a simple map.
#
# Glen Pankow 10/15/06 1.1 Original version.
#
# Licensed under the Ruby License.
#
class Array
#
# array.ordered_insert(obj) -> array
#
# We assume the objects in the current array are sorted (based on the
# objects' <=> method). Add the object <obj> to the array, keeping it
# sorted, using a simplistic binary sort method.
#
# If <obj> already exists in the array (as understood by <=>), it is still
# added, but its relation (order-wise) to the already-existing one is not
# predictable.
#
def ordered_insert(obj)
min_i = 0 ; max_i = size - 1
loop do
return insert(min_i, obj) if (min_i > max_i)
i = (max_i - min_i) / 2 + min_i
# print "min_i = #{min_i}, max_i = #{max_i}, i = #{i}\n"
if ((cmp = (obj <=> at(i))) == 0)
return insert(i, obj)
elsif (cmp < 0)
max_i = i - 1
else # (cmp > 0)
min_i = i + 1
end
end
end
end
#
# a_star(graph)
#
# The graph object <graph> is a collection of interconnected nodes with start
# and goal nodes where movement between nodes are weighted by costs. Apply
# the A* algorithm to this graph. If a path from the start to the goal node
# is found, an array of the nodes of this path is returned, otherwise nil is
# returned.
#
# A graph object is assumed to support these methods:
#
# start_node -- return its starting node.
#
# goal_node -- return its goal node.
#
# Each node object in the graph is assumed to support these methods:
#
# step_cost -- return the cost (as a Number) of moving into this node from
# a neighbor node. If this cost is negative, this step is forbidden.
#
# path_cost -- return the cost of the path needed to step to this node
# (from the start node).
# path_cost= -- set this value. We assume that the start node of the
# graph has already had its value set to an appropriate initial value.
#
# distance_cost(goal_node) -- return the distance cost heuristic between
# this node and the goal node.
#
# exp_cost= -- set the expected total heuristic cost (path_cost +
# distance_cost) for the node.
# <=>(other) -- cost comparison function between nodes based on the
# expected total heuristic cost value. Smaller cost values should sort
# before higher ones.
#
# successors -- return an Array of nodes this node may move to. This
# method need not filter out nodes already processed; we keep track of
# that.
#
# prev_node -- return the node from which this mode moved to.
# prev_node= -- set this node.
#
def a_star(graph)
queue = [ graph.start_node ]
closed = { graph.start_node => true }
while (!queue.empty?)
if ((node = queue.shift) == graph.goal_node) # success!
puts "!!!! total cost = #{node.path_cost} !!!!"
path_nodes = [ ]
node = graph.goal_node
while (node != graph.start_node)
path_nodes.unshift(node)
node = node.prev_node
end
return path_nodes.unshift(graph.start_node)
end
node.successors.each do |successor|
next if (successor.step_cost < 0) # don't go there!
path_cost = node.path_cost + successor.step_cost
if (closed.has_key?(successor)) # already processed?
next unless (path_cost < successor.path_cost) # a better path?
# keep original successor.prev_node
else # haven't seen yet
successor.prev_node = node
closed[successor] = true
end
successor.path_cost = path_cost
successor.exp_cost \
= path_cost + successor.distance_cost(graph.goal_node)
queue.ordered_insert(successor)
end
end
nil
end
class Tile
attr_reader :row, :col
attr_accessor :surface, :prev_tile, :path_cost, :exp_cost
alias :prev_node :prev_tile # method name expected by a_star()
alias :prev_node= :prev_tile= # method name expected by a_star()
def initialize(map, row, col, surface)
@map, @row, @col, @surface, @prev_tile, @path_cost, @exp_cost \
= map, row, col, surface, nil, nil, nil
end
def start? ; @surface == '@' ; end
def goal? ; @surface == 'X' ; end
def surface_cost
case @surface
when '.', '@', 'X': 1
when '*': 2
when '^': 3
else -1 # includes '~'
end
end
alias :step_cost :surface_cost # method name expected by a_star()
def distance_cost(other)
(other.row - @row).abs + (other.col - @col).abs
end
def neighbors
@map.neighbors(self)
end
alias :successors :neighbors # method name expected by a_star()
def <=>(other)
# return @path_cost <=> other.path_cost if (@exp_cost == other.exp_cost)
return @exp_cost <=> other.exp_cost
end
def to_s
"tiles[#{@row}][#{@col}]: '#{@surface}'"
end
end
class Map
attr_reader :start_tile, :goal_tile, :tiles
alias :start_node :start_tile # method name expected by a_star()
alias :goal_node :goal_tile # method name expected by a_star()
def initialize(map_file)
@start_tile, @goal_tile, @tiles = nil, nil, [ ]
File.open(ARGV[0]) do |io|
row = 0
io.each do |line|
col = 0
line.chomp.split(//).each do |char|
tile = Tile.new(self, row, col, char)
if (col == 0)
tiles << [ tile ]
else
tiles[row] << tile
end
@start_tile = tile if (tile.start?)
@goal_tile = tile if (tile.goal?)
col += 1
end
row += 1
end
end
raise Exception, "No start tile found!\n" if (@start_tile.nil?)
raise Exception, "No goal tile found!\n" if (@goal_tile.nil?)
@start_tile.path_cost = 0
end
def neighbors(tile)
neighbors = [ ]
(-1..1).each do |i|
row = tile.row + i
next if ((row < 0) || @tiles[row].nil?) # off the map!
(-1..1).each do |j|
next if ((i == 0) && (j == 0)) # going nowhere!
col = tile.col + j
next if ((col < 0) || @tiles[row][col].nil?) # off the map!
neighbors << @tiles[row][col]
end
end
neighbors
end
def dump
(0... / tiles.size).each do |row|
(0...@tiles[row].size).each do |col|
print @tiles[row][col].surface
end
print "\n"
end
end
end
#
# Go for it!
#
fail ArgumentError, "Usage: #{$0} <map_file>\n" \
unless ((ARGV.size > 0) && File.file?(ARGV[0]))
map = Map.new(ARGV[0])
fail Exception, "!!! no solution !!!\n" \
if ((path_tiles = a_star(map)).nil?)
path_tiles.each { |tile| tile.surface = '#' } # plot path (destructively!)
map.dump
__END__
#
# Test Array#ordered_insert.
#
a = [ ]
q = [ ]
1.upto(100) do
num = rand(20)
a << num
q.ordered_insert(num)
print "after adding #{num}: #{q.inspect} "
if (q == a.sort)
print "good!\n"
else
print "*** BAD ***\n"
end
end
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