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;;;; partition.scm - The CHICKEN Scheme compiler (partitioning)
;
; Copyright (c) 2000-2005, Felix L. Winkelmann
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#{compiler debugging debugging-chicken split-level partition-fm}
(declare
(unit partition)
(uses extras support tinyclos)
(export partition-fm make-graph$ graph$-add-cell! make-graph-cell$
graph$-get graph-cell$-add-edge! graph$->list
graph*id graph*color graph*color-set! graph*partition
graph*partition-move! graph*neighbours graph-cell$$-info
graph*gain graph*cost graph*balance split-level
graph-cell$-add-undirected-edge!
graph-cell-info$$-inregion-set!
graph$-length graph*partition))
;; split-level:
;;
;; 0 - Exit after first iteration (quickest)
;; 1 - Exit when cost does not decrease by at least one-half
;; 2 - Exit when cost does not change
(define split-level 1)
;;; CLASS dlist$ ***********************
;;;
;; A dlist$ is a header (a pair whose car is the head and the cdr is
;; the tail) followed by a 0..n sequence of dlist items, where each
;; dlist item knows the preceding and following items. That's right,
;; it is just a doubly-linked list, which is useful because it allows
;; items to be deleted from lists in constant time.
;;; ************************************
(define-record dlist-item$ value left right)
(define (make-dlist$) (cons #f #f))
;; For internal use. Make the dlist only one dlist item.
(define (dlist$-one! dlist dlistitem)
(set-car! dlist dlistitem)
(set-cdr! dlist dlistitem))
;; Is the dlist empty?
(define (dlist$-null? dlist)
(not (car dlist)))
;; Deleted bucket item?
(define (dlist-item$-deleted? dlistitem)
(eq? 'REMOVED (dlist-item$-left dlistitem)))
;; Adds value to tail, and returns a dlist item
(define (dlist$-add-tail! dlist value)
(let* [(oldtail (cdr dlist))
(newtail (make-dlist-item$ value oldtail #f))]
(cond
(oldtail
(dlist-item$-right-set! oldtail newtail)
(set-cdr! dlist newtail))
(else
(dlist$-one! dlist newtail)))
newtail))
;; Removes the first item from dlist, and returns the item (not the
;; dlist-item).
(define (dlist$-first! dlist)
(let [(dlistitem (car dlist))]
(or dlistitem (error "The dlist is empty; cannot get first!"))
(dlist$-remove! dlist dlistitem)
(dlist-item$-value dlistitem)))
;; Removes dlist item from dlist
(define (dlist$-remove! dlist dlistitem)
(let* [(left (dlist-item$-left dlistitem))
(right (dlist-item$-right dlistitem))]
(cond
[(not left)
;; head position
(set-car! dlist right)
(if right
(dlist-item$-left-set! right #f)
;; special case of empty dlist
(set-cdr! dlist #f))]
[(not right)
;; tail position
(set-cdr! dlist left)
(dlist-item$-right-set! left #f)]
[else
;; middle positions
(dlist-item$-left-set! right left)
(dlist-item$-right-set! left right)
])
(dlist-item$-left-set! dlistitem 'REMOVED)
(dlist-item$-right-set! dlistitem 'REMOVED)))
;; List operations
(define (dlist$-map func dlist)
(let loop [(n (car dlist))]
(if n
(cons
(func (dlist-item$-value n))
(loop (dlist-item$-right n)))
'())))
(define (dlist$-length dlist)
(let loop [(n (car dlist)) (c 0)]
(if n
(loop (dlist-item$-right n) (+ c 1))
c)))
(define (dlist$-count pred dlist)
(let loop [(n (car dlist)) (c 0)]
(if n
(loop
(dlist-item$-right n)
(if (pred (dlist-item$-value n)) (+ c 1) c))
c)))
(define (dlist$-find pred dlist)
(let loop [(n (car dlist))]
(cond
[(not n) #f]
[(and n (pred (dlist-item$-value n)))
(dlist-item$-value n)]
[else
(loop (dlist-item$-right n))])))
(define (dlist$->list dlist)
(dlist$-map identity dlist))
;;; CLASS bucket$ ***********************
;; A bucket$ is essentially a hashtable, with a series of buckets to
;; hold hash-equivalent items, and whose hash values (called gain
;; values) are calculated by a gain procedure (GAINPROC). It is
;; different because it allows these gain values to change from time
;; to time, unlike a hashtable where the hash value is static. By
;; calling bucket$-recalc!, an item can move from one gain bucket to
;; another.
;;; *************************************
(define-record bucket$$ db gainproc keyproc)
(define-record bucket-item$ gain dlistitem)
;; Construct a bucket$. GAINPROC is a one-arg procedure that
;; calculates the gain of a bucket item.
(define (make-bucket$ GAINPROC KEYPROC)
(make-bucket$$ (make-hash-table eq?) GAINPROC KEYPROC))
;; Gets the current gain of a bucket-item$
(define (bucket$-gain bucketitem)
(bucket-item$-gain bucketitem))
;; Gets the value of a bucket-item$
(define (bucket$-value bucketitem)
(dlist-item$-value (bucket-item$-dlistitem bucketitem)))
;; Sets the value of bucket-item$. It is your responsibility to all
;; bucket$-recalc on all affected bucket-item$.
(define (bucket$-value-set! bucketitem value)
(dlist-item$-value-set! (bucket-item$-dlistitem bucketitem) value))
;; Adds a bucket item to a bucket. Returns a bucket-item$.
(define (bucket$-add! bucket item)
(let* [(db (bucket$$-db bucket))
(gain ((bucket$$-gainproc bucket) item))
(dl (hash-table-ref/default db gain #f))]
(cond
[(not dl)
(set! dl (make-dlist$))
(hash-table-set! db gain dl)])
(make-bucket-item$ gain (dlist$-add-tail! dl item))))
;; Recalculates the gain of a bucket-item$, and shifts the item into
;; the appropriate bucket. If the bucketitem has already been
;; deleted. Returns a new dlist-item$.
(define (bucket$-recalc! bucket bucketitem)
(let* [(db (bucket$$-db bucket))
(oldgain (bucket-item$-gain bucketitem))
(value (bucket$-value bucketitem))
(gain ((bucket$$-gainproc bucket) value))
(dl (hash-table-ref db oldgain))
(dli (bucket-item$-dlistitem bucketitem))]
(and (dlist-item$-deleted? dli)
(error "recalc! cannot occur on a deleted bucket item"))
(dlist$-remove! dl dli)
(bucket$-add! bucket value)))
;; Removes the largest item (by gain) from the bucket. Returns a pair; the
;; car is the item (not bucket-item$), and the cdr is the gain.
(define (bucket$-remove-largest! bucket)
(let [(n #f)
(db (bucket$$-db bucket))]
(hash-table-walk
db
(lambda (gain dlist)
(and (or (not n) (> gain n)) ;; is larger or not set
(not (dlist$-null? dlist)) ;; is not empty dlist
(set! n gain))) );; this is now largest
(or n (error "No items remain in bucket to remove-largest!"))
(cons (dlist$-first! (hash-table-ref db n)) n)))
;;; CLASS graph$ ***********************
;; Container for a graph G(V,E), where V are vertices (called cells)
;; and E are edges (each edge forms a relationship between two, and
;; only two, vertices).
;;; ************************************
; the cell-info might change app to app
(define-record graph-cell-info$$ id color partition inregion)
(define-record graph-cell$$ info vertices)
(define-record graph$$ cells num-cells)
(define (make-graph-cell$ id)
(make-graph-cell$$ (make-graph-cell-info$$ id #f #f #t) (make-dlist$)))
;; Add directed edge between cell1 and cell2
(define (graph-cell$-add-edge! cell1 cell2)
(dlist$-add-tail! (graph-cell$$-vertices cell1) cell2))
;; Add undirected edge between cell1 and cell2
(define (graph-cell$-add-undirected-edge! cell1 cell2)
(dlist$-add-tail! (graph-cell$$-vertices cell1) cell2)
(dlist$-add-tail! (graph-cell$$-vertices cell2) cell1))
;; Make a graph$. (make-graph$ [PRED [SIZE]])
(define (make-graph$ . rest)
(make-graph$$ (apply make-hash-table rest) 0))
;; Add a cell (vertex) to graph
(define (graph$-add-cell! graph cell)
(graph$$-num-cells-set! graph (+ 1 (graph$$-num-cells graph)))
(hash-table-set! (graph$$-cells graph)
(graph-cell-info$$-id (graph-cell$$-info cell)) cell))
;; Get a cell from graph
(define (graph$-get graph id)
(hash-table-ref/default (graph$$-cells graph) id #f))
;; List operations
(define (graph$-length graph)
(graph$$-num-cells graph))
(define (graph$->list graph)
(map cdr (hash-table->alist (graph$$-cells graph))))
(define (graph$-for-each proc graph)
(for-each
proc
(graph$->list graph)))
;;; *******************************
(define (graph*id cell)
(graph-cell-info$$-id (graph-cell$$-info cell)))
(define (graph*color cell)
(graph-cell-info$$-color (graph-cell$$-info cell)))
(define (graph*color-set! cell color)
(graph-cell-info$$-color-set! (graph-cell$$-info cell) color))
(define (graph*partition cell)
(graph-cell-info$$-partition (graph-cell$$-info cell)))
(define (graph*partition-move! cell partition)
(graph-cell-info$$-partition-set! (graph-cell$$-info cell) partition))
(define (graph*neighbours cell)
(filter
(lambda (c)
(graph-cell-info$$-inregion (graph-cell$$-info c)))
(dlist$->list (graph-cell$$-vertices cell))))
;; gain of a cell move within an undirected graph
(define (graph*gain cell)
;; gain is positive if beneficial to go to partition=#t
(let* [(vertices (graph-cell$$-vertices cell))
(total (dlist$-length vertices))
(p1 (graph-cell-info$$-partition (graph-cell$$-info cell)))
;; what is edge cost now?
(now (dlist$-count
(lambda (c2)
(let [(p2 (graph-cell-info$$-partition
(graph-cell$$-info c2)))]
(not (eq? p1 p2))))
vertices))
;; what is edge cost later, when moved?
(later (- total now))
;; if cell to be moved is starts at partition=#f (p1=#f)
;; and ends up in partition=#t, then a lower edge cost
;; transition (that is, later < now) corresponds to a
;; positive gain
;(gain (if p1 (- later now) (- now later)))
;; if cell is moved and causes increase in solution cost
;; (that is, later > now), then the gain is negative
(gain (- now later))]
gain))
;; cost of a undirected graph
(define (graph*cost graph)
(let [(t 0)]
;; count all edges from one partition to another (the edge
;; cut). note that this will double count if undirected edges,
;; since both edges A->B and B->A will be counted.
(graph$-for-each
(lambda (c1)
(let [(p1 (graph-cell-info$$-partition (graph-cell$$-info c1)))]
(set! t (+ t (dlist$-count
(lambda (c2)
(let [(p2 (graph-cell-info$$-partition
(graph-cell$$-info c2)))]
(not (eq? p1 p2))))
(graph-cell$$-vertices c1))))))
graph)
(quotient t 2)))
;; how much more do you have in the larger partition compared to the
;; smaller partition? can range as an integer from 0 to 100, with 0
;; being perfectly balanced and 100 being perfectly imbalanced.
;;
;; the argument (weight) is the desired weighting of the partition.
;; for example, if w=(cons 3 7), then the perfect balance is when 30%
;; of the cost is for those within partition #f, while 70% are within
;; partition #t. normally you would want '(1 . 1)
;;
;; you can, and should, pass in the number in partition #f and the
;; number in partition #t by using n#f and n#t. if you want to be
;; very fast, set them to non-negative integers; otherwise, leave them
;; #f otherwise.
(define (graph*balance graph num-cells weight n#f n#t)
(let ([b 0]
[for-each (if (graph$$? graph) graph$-for-each for-each)])
(cond
[(and n#f n#t)
(set! b (- (* (car weight) n#t) (* (cdr weight) n#f)))]
[else
(for-each
(lambda (c)
(set! b
(+ b
(if (graph-cell-info$$-partition (graph-cell$$-info c))
(car weight)
(- (cdr weight))))))
graph)])
(quotient (* (abs b) 100)
(* (max (car weight) (cdr weight))
num-cells))))
;;; *******************
;;; Fiduccia-Mattheyses
;;;
;;; Bipartitioning of a graph or hypergraph, minimizing a cost
;;; function, subject to a balancing criterion. Is a NP-Complete
;;; problem, so this method is a fast heuristic.
;;;
;;; http://www.cs.caltech.edu/~andre/courses/CS294S97/notes/day15/day15.html
;;;
;;; http://www.microelectronic.e-technik.tu-darmstadt.de/lectures/summer/rse/english/download/Uebung/2.2/fiduccia_alg.pdf
;;;
;;; *******************
;;; Graph requirements:
;;
;; Directed or undirected graph g.
;;
;; (graph:vertex n g) should be O(1).
;;
;; (graph:adjacent-vertices-l vd g) should be O(E/V), where E/V is the
;; maximum number of out-edges in any vertex, and the constant factor
;; should be as low as possible, since this is heavily used. The
;; fastest edge list for adjacency list graphs are -vector, followed
;; by -slist, -list, -set and lastly -hash-set.
;;
;; (partition-fm ...)
;; Should never fail to find a bipartition, although it might be a
;; bad partition if the balance criterion is too rigid.
;;
;; You will want to (randomize N) before calling this method, so you
;; can have repeatable partitions.
;;
;; cells - Scheme list of cells to partition. You do not need to use
;; a list of graph-cell$; you may use whatever you want, as long as
;; you define the appropriate procedures listed below
;;
;; id - procedure of 1-arg that returns the unique "id" of its
;; argument (cell), #f for no id
;;
;; color - procedure of 1-arg that returns the "color" of its
;; argument (cell), #f for no color
;;
;; color-set! - procedure of 2-arg that will "color" its first
;; argument with the second argument
;;
;; partition - procedure of 1-arg that returns the partition (either
;; #t or #f) that the first argument (cell) belongs to
;;
;; partition-move! - procedure of 2-arg that places the first argument
;; (cell) into one of the two partitions specified by the second
;; argument (#t or #f).
;;
;; neighbours - procedure of 1-arg that returns a list of the
;; adjacent/neighbour cells of the first argument (cell)
;;
;; gain - procedure of 1-arg that calculates the gain of the first
;; argument (cell). See section 1.2 of
;; http://www.gigascale.org/pubs/2/alenex.pdf. Basically, the gain is
;; positive if it reduces the solution cost if the cell switched
;; partitions, and negative if it increases the solution cost.
;;
;; cost - procedure of 0-arg that calculates the cost of the current
;; partition for 'cells'. This solution cost is usually the edge
;; cost, although it may be anything.
;;
;; balance - procedure of 1-arg that calculates the balance criterion.
;; the smaller the number, the more balanced the partition is. must
;; return an *integer*. it is best to use the range [0..100], and let
;; 0 mean perfectly balanced while 100 is completely imbalanced. the
;; 1-arg is just the weight, which is described below.
;;
;; weight - a pair in the form (X . Y). If X=3 and Y=7, then
;; perfectly balanced would mean that 3/10 of the cost is in partition
;; #f, and 7/10 of the cost is in partition #t.
;;
;; criterion - a non-negative integer that is the maximum that the
;; balance may be. if you use the range [0..100] for balance, then the
;; range for criterion would be [0..100], and you might use
;; criterion=35 to allow significant imbalances.
(define partition-fm-check-error #f) ;; #t will take a lot of CPU
(define-record partition-fmv cost balance cell)
(define (partition-fm cells
id color color-set!
partition partition-move!
neighbours gain cost balance weight criterion)
(debugging 'P "Fiduccia-Mattheyses bipartitioning" weight)
;; RANDOMLY PARTITION INTO TWO HALVES
(let* [(L (length cells))
(L1 (quotient (* (car weight) L) (+ (car weight) (cdr weight))))
(LS (shuffle cells))]
(let loop1 ([l LS] [n 0])
(cond
[(null? l)]
[(< n L1)
(partition-move! (car l) #f)
(loop1 (cdr l) (add1 n))]
[else
(partition-move! (car l) #t)
(loop1 (cdr l) (add1 n))]))
;; REPEAT UNTIL NO UPDATES. Modification: repeat until the
;; overall cost does not decrease
(let loop1 ([initial-cost (cost)])
(let
[(initial-partition (map partition cells))
(current-cost #f)
(n#f #f)
(n#t #f)
(bucket (make-bucket$
gain
(lambda (cell)
(graph-cell-info$$-id (graph-cell$$-info cell)))))
(costs #f)
(lop #f)]
(when (debugging 'P " Repeat until no updates")
(debugging 'Q " initial-partition "
(if (< L 10) initial-partition (append (take initial-partition 10) "...")))
(debugging 'Q " initial-id "
(if (< L 10) (map id cells) (append (take (map id cells) 10) "...")))
(debugging 'P " initial-cost " initial-cost))
(set! n#f (count not initial-partition))
(set! n#t (- L n#f))
(set! current-cost initial-cost)
;; START WITH ALL CELLS FREE
;; [add all cells to gain bucket]
(for-each
(lambda (c)
(color-set! c (bucket$-add! bucket c)))
cells)
(set! costs
;; REPEAT UNTIL NO CELLS FREE
(let loop2 [(cells-free L)]
(cond
[(= cells-free 0) '()]
[else
(let [(largest #f)]
;; MOVE CELL WITH LARGEST GAIN
(set! largest (bucket$-remove-largest! bucket))
(debugging 'R " Move cell with largest gain")
(debugging 'R " gain " (cdr largest))
(set! current-cost (- current-cost (cdr largest)))
(set! largest (car largest))
(cond
[(partition largest)
(set! n#f (add1 n#f))
(set! n#t (sub1 n#t))]
[else
(set! n#t (add1 n#t))
(set! n#f (sub1 n#f))])
(partition-move! largest
(not (partition largest)))
(debugging 'R " id "
(graph-cell-info$$-id (graph-cell$$-info largest)))
;; UPDATE COSTS OF NEIGHBOURS
(for-each
(lambda (c)
(let [(bi (color c))];; bucket item
(and bi;; if unlocked
(let*
([oldg (bucket$-gain bi)]
;; get new bucket item upon
;; recalculation
[binew (bucket$-recalc! bucket bi)])
(debugging 'R
" Update neighbour gain " oldg " to " (bucket$-gain binew))
;; make sure cell is updated with new
;; bucket item
(color-set! c binew)))))
(neighbours largest))
;; LOCK CELL IN PLACE. implicitly done by
;; bucket$-remove-largest. need just to remove
;; bucket item as color so cost is not updated next
;; iteration
(color-set! largest #f)
;; NOTE CURRENT COST
(when (debugging 'R " Note current cost")
(let ([c1 (cost)])
(debugging 'R " (cost) " c1)
(debugging 'R " current-cost " current-cost)
(debugging 'R " (balance weight n#f n#t) " (balance weight n#f n#t))))
(and (memq 'P debugging-chicken)
partition-fm-check-error
(not (= (cost) current-cost))
(error "Bug found where (cost) does not equal current-cost"))
(cons
;; store cost, balance and which cell moved
(make-partition-fmv current-cost
(balance weight n#f n#t)
largest)
;; end REPEAT UNTIL NO CELLS FREE
(loop2 (- cells-free 1))))])))
;; PICK LEAST COST POINT IN PREVIOUS SEQUENCE AND USE AS
;; PARTITION
;; find local optimal point (lop)
(for-each
(lambda (fmv)
(and
;; better than initial cost
(< (partition-fmv-cost fmv) initial-cost)
;; least cost
(or (not lop)
(<
(partition-fmv-cost fmv)
(partition-fmv-cost lop)))
;; balance criterion
(<= (partition-fmv-balance fmv) criterion)
;; good!
(set! lop fmv)))
costs)
;; reset to initial partition
(let reset [(cells cells) (initial initial-partition)]
(cond
[(not (null? cells))
(partition-move! (car cells) (car initial))
(reset (cdr cells) (cdr initial))]))
(when (debugging 'Q " Pick least cost point")
(cond
[lop
(debugging 'Q " cost,id = "
(partition-fmv-cost lop) ","
(graph-cell-info$$-id (graph-cell$$-info (partition-fmv-cell lop))))]
[else
(debugging 'Q " no least cost point")]))
;; apply moves until we get to least cost point
(and lop
(let apply-moves [(costs costs)]
(let [(cell (partition-fmv-cell (car costs)))
(cost (partition-fmv-cost (car costs)))]
(cond
[(null? costs)]
[else
(partition-move!
cell
(not (partition cell)))
(or (eq? lop (car costs))
(apply-moves (cdr costs)))]))))
;; end REPEAT UNTIL NO UPDATES
(unless (zero? initial-cost)
(let ([c (cost)]
[l split-level])
(cond
[(zero? l)]
[(= l 1)
(when (>= (quotient initial-cost c) 2)
(loop1 c))]
[else
(unless (= initial-cost c)
(loop1 c))])))))
))
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