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Christopher Bohn
Advent of Coding
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Christopher Bohn
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@@ -193,3 +193,16 @@ Oh, yes. This is *much* faster. Still taking a while to get through part 2, but
in a few seconds we got past the point that the StringBuilder approach took a
couple of hours while I was in a meeting. But we still ran out of memory when
growing the new polymer on iteration 28 of the sample data.
Perhaps instead of creating strings, we can keep track of the positions of each
element in the polymer. Computationally, this will increase the asymptotic
complexity, probably by two orders of magnitude, but asymptotic complexity isn't
everything: memory management was definitely a HUGE constant factor. Keeping
track of the positions of each element in the polymer will use very, very little
memory.
Yup, this has definitely slowed down computation. And, now that I think about it,
I have to create as many indices as the original string's length was. This isn't
a savings. At. All.
What am I missing?
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@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@ package edu.unl.cse.bohn.year2021;
import
edu.unl.cse.bohn.Puzzle
;
import
java.util.Arrays
;
import
java.util.HashMap
;
import
java.util.LinkedList
;
import
java.util.List
;
import
java.util.Map
;
import
java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong
;
@SuppressWarnings
(
"unused"
)
public
class
Day14
extends
Puzzle
{
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@@ -46,68 +47,69 @@ public class Day14 extends Puzzle {
return
initialMolecule
;
}
@SuppressWarnings
(
"CommentedOutCode"
)
private
String
growMolecule
(
String
molecule
)
{
// StringBuilder growingMolecule = new StringBuilder();
// String pattern = "";
// for (int i = 0; i < molecule.length() - 1; i++) {
// pattern = molecule.substring(i, i + 2);
// growingMolecule.append(pattern.charAt(0)).append(rules.get(pattern));
// }
// growingMolecule.append(pattern.charAt(1));
// return growingMolecule.toString();
char
[]
oldElements
=
molecule
.
toCharArray
();
char
[]
newElements
=
new
char
[
2
*
molecule
.
length
()
-
1
];
for
(
int
i
=
0
;
i
<
oldElements
.
length
-
1
;
i
++)
{
newElements
[
2
*
i
]
=
oldElements
[
i
];
newElements
[
2
*
i
+
1
]
=
rules
.
get
(
molecule
.
substring
(
i
,
i
+
2
));
}
newElements
[
newElements
.
length
-
1
]
=
oldElements
[
oldElements
.
length
-
1
];
return
new
String
(
newElements
);
private
long
producePolymer
(
List
<
String
>
data
,
int
numberOfSteps
)
{
Map
<
Character
,
List
<
AtomicLong
>>
molecule
=
new
HashMap
<>();
long
index
=
0
;
for
(
char
element
:
parseData
(
data
).
toCharArray
())
{
if
(!
molecule
.
containsKey
(
element
))
{
molecule
.
put
(
element
,
new
LinkedList
<>());
}
molecule
.
get
(
element
).
add
(
new
AtomicLong
(
index
++));
}
for
(
char
element
:
molecule
.
keySet
())
{
System
.
out
.
println
(
"\t\t"
+
element
+
": "
+
molecule
.
get
(
element
));
}
for
(
int
i
=
0
;
i
<
numberOfSteps
;
i
++)
{
System
.
out
.
println
(
"\tGrowing...\t"
+
i
);
growMolecule
(
molecule
);
if
(
i
<
4
)
{
for
(
char
element
:
molecule
.
keySet
())
{
System
.
out
.
println
(
"\t\t"
+
element
+
": "
+
molecule
.
get
(
element
));
}
}
}
long
leastFrequentOccurrence
=
molecule
.
keySet
().
stream
()
.
mapToLong
(
element
->
molecule
.
get
(
element
).
size
()).
min
().
orElseThrow
();
long
mostFrequentOccurrence
=
molecule
.
keySet
().
stream
()
.
mapToLong
(
element
->
molecule
.
get
(
element
).
size
()).
max
().
orElseThrow
();
return
mostFrequentOccurrence
-
leastFrequentOccurrence
;
}
private
Map
<
Character
,
Long
>
countElements
(
String
molecule
)
{
Map
<
Character
,
Long
>
counts
=
new
HashMap
<>();
for
(
char
element
:
molecule
.
toCharArray
())
{
if
(!
counts
.
containsKey
(
element
))
{
counts
.
put
(
element
,
0L
);
private
Character
getCharAt
(
Map
<
Character
,
List
<
AtomicLong
>>
molecule
,
long
index
)
{
return
molecule
.
keySet
().
stream
()
.
filter
(
e
->
molecule
.
get
(
e
).
stream
().
anyMatch
(
position
->
position
.
get
()
==
index
))
.
findFirst
().
orElse
(
null
);
}
counts
.
put
(
element
,
counts
.
get
(
element
)
+
1
);
private
void
incrementIndicesAfter
(
Map
<
Character
,
List
<
AtomicLong
>>
molecule
,
long
start
)
{
for
(
char
element
:
molecule
.
keySet
())
{
molecule
.
get
(
element
).
stream
()
.
filter
(
position
->
start
<=
position
.
get
())
.
forEach
(
AtomicLong:
:
getAndIncrement
);
}
return
counts
;
}
private
long
producePolymer
(
List
<
String
>
data
,
int
numberOfSteps
)
{
String
molecule
=
parseData
(
data
);
for
(
int
i
=
0
;
i
<
numberOfSteps
;
i
++)
{
System
.
out
.
print
(
"Molecular growth ("
+
i
+
")--\toriginal size: "
+
molecule
.
length
());
molecule
=
growMolecule
(
molecule
);
System
.
out
.
println
(
"\tnew size: "
+
molecule
.
length
());
// if (molecule.length() < 60) {
// String expectedString = switch (i) {
// case 0 -> "NCNBCHB";
// case 1 -> "NBCCNBBBCBHCB";
// case 2 -> "NBBBCNCCNBBNBNBBCHBHHBCHB";
// case 3 -> "NBBNBNBBCCNBCNCCNBBNBBNBBBNBBNBBCBHCBHHNHCBBCBHCB";
// default -> "??";
// };
// System.out.println("\texpected: " + expectedString);
// System.out.println("\t actual: " + molecule);
// assert (molecule.equals(expectedString));
// }
}
Map
<
Character
,
Long
>
elementCounts
=
countElements
(
molecule
);
char
leastFrequentElement
=
molecule
.
charAt
(
0
);
char
mostFrequentElement
=
molecule
.
charAt
(
0
);
for
(
char
element
:
elementCounts
.
keySet
())
{
if
(
elementCounts
.
get
(
element
)
<
elementCounts
.
get
(
leastFrequentElement
))
{
leastFrequentElement
=
element
;
}
if
(
elementCounts
.
get
(
element
)
>
elementCounts
.
get
(
mostFrequentElement
))
{
mostFrequentElement
=
element
;
}
}
return
elementCounts
.
get
(
mostFrequentElement
)
-
elementCounts
.
get
(
leastFrequentElement
);
@SuppressWarnings
(
"UnusedReturnValue"
)
private
Map
<
Character
,
List
<
AtomicLong
>>
growMolecule
(
Map
<
Character
,
List
<
AtomicLong
>>
molecule
)
{
boolean
stillGrowing
=
true
;
long
index
=
0
;
char
[]
pattern
=
{
getCharAt
(
molecule
,
index
),
getCharAt
(
molecule
,
++
index
)};
do
{
incrementIndicesAfter
(
molecule
,
index
);
char
newElement
=
rules
.
get
(
new
String
(
pattern
));
if
(!
molecule
.
containsKey
(
newElement
))
{
molecule
.
put
(
newElement
,
new
LinkedList
<>());
}
molecule
.
get
(
newElement
).
add
(
new
AtomicLong
(
index
++));
Character
nextElement
=
getCharAt
(
molecule
,
++
index
);
if
(
nextElement
==
null
)
{
stillGrowing
=
false
;
}
else
{
pattern
[
0
]
=
pattern
[
1
];
pattern
[
1
]
=
nextElement
;
}
}
while
(
stillGrowing
);
return
molecule
;
}
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