/*
* $RCSfile: MetricBasedQuickSorter.java,v $
* $Revision: 1.2 $
* $Date: 2007/06/30 17:30:33 $
* $Author: wojna $
*
* Copyright (C) 2002 - 2007 Logic Group, Institute of Mathematics, Warsaw University
*
* This file is part of Rseslib.
*
* Rseslib is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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*/
package rseslib.processing.sorting;
import java.util.Random;
import rseslib.structure.data.DoubleData;
import rseslib.structure.metric.Metric;
/**
* Implementation of QuickSort for sorting data objects
* according to distance from a fixed data object
* measured with a given metric.
*
* @author Arkadiusz Wojna
*/
public class MetricBasedQuickSorter implements MetricBasedSorter
{
/** Generator of random numbers. */
static final Random RANDOM_GENERATOR = new Random();
/**
* Sorts data objects according to distance
* from the data object dObj
* measured with the metric metr.
* It sorts objects from the array dObject
* only with indices between left and right inclusively.
*
* @param metr Metric used to measure distance.
* @param dObj Data object used as a reference point.
* @param dObjects Array of data objects to be sorted.
* @param left Index of the left end of the sorted range of objects.
* @param right Index of the right end of the sorted range of objects.
*/
private void sort(Metric metr, DoubleData dObj, DoubleData[] dObjects, int left, int right)
{
int p = left + RANDOM_GENERATOR.nextInt(right-left+1);
DoubleData tmpObj = dObjects[right];
dObjects[right] = dObjects[p];
dObjects[p] = tmpObj;
int l = left, r = right - 1;
double dist = metr.dist(dObjects[right], dObj);
while (l < r)
if (dist >= metr.dist(dObjects[l], dObj)) l++;
else if (dist < metr.dist(dObjects[r], dObj)) r--;
else
{
tmpObj = dObjects[l];
dObjects[l] = dObjects[r];
dObjects[r] = tmpObj;
l++;
if (l < r) r--;
}
if (dist < metr.dist(dObjects[l], dObj))
{
tmpObj = dObjects[l];
dObjects[l] = dObjects[right];
dObjects[right] = tmpObj;
}
if (left < l) sort(metr, dObj, dObjects, left, l);
if (l + 1 < right) sort(metr, dObj, dObjects, l + 1, right);
}
/**
* Sorts data objects
* according to distance from the data object dObj
* measured with the metric metr.
*
* @param metr Metric used to measure distance.
* @param dObj Data object used as a reference point.
* @param dObjects Array of data objects to be sorted.
*/
public void sort(Metric metr, DoubleData dObj, DoubleData[] dObjects)
{
sort(metr, dObj, dObjects, 0, dObjects.length-1);
}
}