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/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Benchmark (Boolean) */
/* */
/* Name : bramsey.pl */
/* Title : ramsey problem */
/* Original Source: Daniel Diaz - INRIA France */
/* Greg Sidebottom - University of Vancouver Canada */
/* Adapted by : Daniel Diaz for GNU Prolog */
/* Date : September 1993 */
/* */
/* Find a 3-colouring of a complete graph with N vertices such that there */
/* is no monochrome triangles. */
/* */
/* The graph is a half-matrix of edges. Example N=5: */
/* Graph=m(v(e12), */
/* v(e13, e23), */
/* v(e14, e24, e34), */
/* v(e15, e25, e35, e45)) an edge eij is 3 colors [C3,C2,C1] */
/* (resolution by line) */
/* */
/* There is a solution up to N=16, none for N>=17. */
/* Solution: */
/* N=5 */
/* m(v([0,0,1]), */
/* v([0,1,0],[0,0,1]), */
/* v([0,1,0],[0,0,1],[1,0,0]), */
/* v([1,0,0],[0,0,1],[0,1,0],[0,1,0])) */
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
q:- write('N ?'), read_integer(N),
statistics(runtime,_),
ramsey(N,Graph), statistics(runtime,[_,Y]),
write(Graph), nl,
write('time : '), write(Y), nl.
ramsey(N,Mat):-
adj(N,Mat),
triangles(N,Mat,Tris),
label(Tris).
triangles(N,Mat,Ts):-
trianglesI(0,N,Mat,Ts,[]).
trianglesI(I1,N,Mat,Ts1,Ts):-
I1 < N,
!,
I is I1 + 1,
trianglesJI(I,I,N,Mat,Ts1,Ts2),
trianglesI(I,N,Mat,Ts2,Ts).
trianglesI(N,N,_Mat,Ts,Ts).
trianglesJI(J1,I,N,Mat,Ts1,Ts):-
J1 < N,
!,
J is J1 + 1,
trianglesKJI(J,J,I,N,Mat,Ts1,Ts2),
trianglesJI(J,I,N,Mat,Ts2,Ts).
trianglesJI(N,_I,N,_Mat,Ts,Ts).
trianglesKJI(K1,J,I,N,Mat,[EIJ,EJK,EKI|Ts1],Ts):-
K1 < N,
!,
K is K1 + 1,
edge(I,J,Mat,EIJ),
edge(J,K,Mat,EJK),
edge(I,K,Mat,EKI),
polychrom(EIJ,EJK,EKI),
trianglesKJI(K,J,I,N,Mat,Ts1,Ts).
trianglesKJI(N,_J,_I,N,_Mat,Ts,Ts).
polychrom([C13,C12,C11],[C23,C22,C21],[C33,C32,C31]):-
#\ (C13 #/\ C23 #/\ C33),
#\ (C12 #/\ C22 #/\ C32),
#\ (C11 #/\ C21 #/\ C31).
% these interface to the tmat routines, the essentially map the matrix
% so the diagonal can be used
adj(N,Mat):-
N1 is N - 1,
tmat(N1,Mat).
% edge must be called with I < J
% could make more general so it swaps arguments if I > J
edge(I,J,Mat,EIJ):-
J1 is J - 1,
tmatRef(J1,I,Mat,EIJ),
(var(EIJ) -> cstr_edge(EIJ)
; true).
tmat(N,Mat):-
functor(Mat,m,N),
tvecs(N,Mat).
tvecs(0,_Mat):-
!.
tvecs(J,Mat):-
arg(J,Mat,Vec),
functor(Vec,v,J),
J1 is J - 1,
tvecs(J1,Mat).
% tmatRef must be called with I > J
% could make more general so it swaps arguments if I < J
tmatRef(I,J,Mat,MatIJ):-
arg(I,Mat,MatI),
arg(J,MatI,MatIJ).
label([]).
label([A,B,C|L]):-
labeltri(A,B,C),
label(L).
labeltri(A,B,C):-
same_edge(A,B),
fd_labeling(A),
fd_labeling(C).
labeltri(A,B,C):-
same_edge(A,C),
fd_labeling(A),
fd_labeling(B).
labeltri(A,B,C):-
same_edge(B,C),
fd_labeling(B),
fd_labeling(A).
labeltri(A,B,C):-
fd_labeling(C),
diff_edge(A,C),
diff_edge(B,C),
fd_labeling(B),
diff_edge(A,B).
same_edge(Edge,Edge).
diff_edge([C13,C12,C11],[C23,C22,C21]):-
#\ (C13 #/\ C23),
#\ (C12 #/\ C22),
#\ (C11 #/\ C21).
cstr_edge(E):-
E=[_,_,_],
fd_only_one(E).
:- initialization(q).
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