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fix blossom #11

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38 changes: 31 additions & 7 deletions src/blossomv.jl
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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
"""
minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w::Dict{Edge,Real})
minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w::Dict{Edge,Real}, cutoff)
minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w::Dict{Edge,U<:Real})
minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w::Dict{Edge,U<:Real}, cutoff)

Given a graph `g` and an edgemap `w` containing weights associated to edges,
returns a matching with the mimimum total weight among the ones containing
Expand All @@ -16,7 +16,9 @@ excluding edges with weights higher than the cutoff.

The returned object is of type `MatchingResult`.

In case of error try to change the optional argument `tmaxscale` (default is `tmaxscale=10`).
If there is no matching, the returned weight will be `typemax(U)` and no vertex will be matched

In case of error try to change the optional argument `tmaxscale` (default is `tmaxscale=2*nv(g)`).
"""
function minimum_weight_perfect_matching end

Expand All @@ -30,16 +32,21 @@ function minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g::Graph, w::Dict{E,U}, cutoff, kws...)
return minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, wnew; kws...)
end

function minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g::Graph, w::Dict{E,U}; tmaxscale=10.) where {U<:AbstractFloat, E<:Edge}
function minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g::Graph, w::Dict{E,U}; tmaxscale=2*nv(g)) where {U<:AbstractFloat, E<:Edge}
wnew = Dict{E, Int32}()
cmax = maximum(values(w))
cmin = minimum(values(w))
tmax = typemax(Int32) / tmaxscale # /10 is kinda arbitrary,
# hopefully high enough to not occur in overflow problems


tmax = typemax(Int32) / ( (cmax-cmin) * tmaxscale) # tmaxscale = 2*nv(g) is made to ensure that the weights are sufficiently small
# compared to typemax(Int32)/3, which is used as an infinite value for non edges
for (e, c) in w
wnew[e] = round(Int32, (c-cmin) / (cmax-cmin) * tmax)
wnew[e] = round(Int32, (c-cmin) * tmax)
end
match = minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, wnew)
if match.mate[1] == -1 # there is no matching
return MatchingResult(typemax(U), match.mate)
end
weight = zero(U)
for i=1:nv(g)
j = match.mate[i]
Expand All @@ -51,18 +58,35 @@ function minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g::Graph, w::Dict{E,U}; tmaxscale=10.)
end

function minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g::Graph, w::Dict{E,U}) where {U<:Integer, E<:Edge}
@assert nv(g) % 2 == 0
m = BlossomV.Matching(nv(g))
for (e, c) in w
BlossomV.add_edge(m, src(e)-1, dst(e)-1, c)
end

# Blossom V needs a feasible matching to work, so we add dummy edges
tmax = round(Int, typemax(Int32) / 3)
for i in 1:round(Int, nv(g)/2)
u, v = 2i-1, 2i
if Edge(u, v) ∉ keys(w) && Edge(v, u) ∉ keys(w)
BlossomV.add_edge(m, u-1, v-1, tmax)
end
end

BlossomV.solve(m)

mate = fill(-1, nv(g))
totweight = zero(U)
for i=1:nv(g)
j = BlossomV.get_match(m, i-1) + 1
if j == -1 # there is no matching, so we return an infinite weight
return MatchingResult(typemax(U), fill(-1, nv(g)))
end
mate[i] = j <= 0 ? -1 : j
if i < j
if !haskey(w, Edge(i, j)) # there is no matching, so we return an infinite weight
return MatchingResult(typemax(U), fill(-1, nv(g)))
end
totweight += w[Edge(i,j)]
end
end
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27 changes: 27 additions & 0 deletions test/runtests.jl
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Expand Up @@ -254,6 +254,33 @@ end
@test match.mate[2] == 3
@test match.mate[3] == 2
@test match.weight ≈ 11.5

# no existing matching
g = complete_graph(4)
w = Dict{Edge,Int}()
w[Edge(1,2)] = 10
w[Edge(1,3)] = 20
w[Edge(1,4)] = 40

match = minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w)
@test match.mate[1] == -1
@test match.mate[4] == -1
@test match.mate[2] == -1
@test match.mate[3] == -1
@test match.weight == typemax(Int)

g = complete_graph(4)
w = Dict{Edge,Float64}()
w[Edge(1,2)] = 0.5
w[Edge(1,3)] = 10.2
w[Edge(1,4)] = -5.6

match = minimum_weight_perfect_matching(g, w)
@test match.mate[1] == -1
@test match.mate[4] == -1
@test match.mate[2] == -1
@test match.mate[3] == -1
@test match.weight == typemax(Float64)
end


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