in reply to Re: Uninitialized warnings trouble
in thread Uninitialized warnings trouble
Don't know if next version with planes (tables) rotation subroutine is "cooler". It's longer, but maybe intention is more clear. It does proper rotation this time, instead of reflection, slightly more work and doesn't affect final result.
use strict; use warnings; use PDL; sub turn_tables { my ( $pdl, $dir ) = @_; # dir = 0 => cw # 1 => ccw my @s = ( undef, map $pdl-> slice( "X, X, $_" ), 1 .. 3 ); my @a = $dir ? ( 1, 2, 3 ) : ( 3, 2, 1 ); $s[ $a[0]] .= $s[ $a[0]]-> copy -> transpose-> slice( '-1:0, X' ); # 90 $s[ $a[1]] .= $s[ $a[1]]-> copy -> slice( '-1:0, -1:0' ); # 180 $s[ $a[2]] .= $s[ $a[2]]-> copy -> slice( '-1:0, X' )-> transpose; # 270 } my $trees = 1 + rcols *DATA, { COLSEP => qr//, KEEP => qr/^\d+$/ }, []; my $size = max shape $trees; $trees-> reshape(( $size ) x 2 ); my $SLTM = identity( $size ) -> cumusumover -> xor( identity $size ) -> transpose; my $t4 = $trees-> dummy( -1, 4 )-> copy; turn_tables( $t4 ); my $cummax = maxover $SLTM * $t4-> dummy( 1 ); my $seen = $t4 > $cummax; turn_tables( $seen, 1 ); print $seen-> mv( -1, 0 )-> orover-> sum; __END__ 0021000302223413032321152215243115022004032344522041252513450244235444 +43305142410110142101223120110 ... skipped, see 11148843
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Re^3: Uninitialized warnings trouble
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 15, 2022 at 20:33 UTC |