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Old 08-17-2008, 03:04 AM
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Boyer-Moore-Horspool, Quicksort, and Introsort

Just some random algorithms I coded into GScript awhile ago.
I'm pretty sure they are never going to be used on Classic, so I'll just post them here.

Boyer-Moore-Horspool
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE

/**
  * Finds the first occurrence of a pattern P in search string
  * T using the Boyer-Moore-Horspool string search algorithm
  * (I didn't code the second table for a full Boyer-Moore).
  *
  * Returns -1 if no match.
  *
  *
  * Average Case Complexity of O(mn).
  * Worst Case of O(n**2) if m==n.
  * m = pattern length
  * n = search string length
  *
  *
  * @param string The search string
  * @param string The pattern
  * @return int The position of the first occurrence of pattern
  */
function boyer_moore(TP) {
  
temp.last last_table(P);
  
player.chat temp.last;
  
temp.T.length();
  
temp.P.length();
  
temp.temp.m-1;
  
temp.temp.m-1;
  do {
    if (
P.charat(temp.j) == T.charat(temp.i)) {
      if (
temp.== 0) {
        return 
temp.i// Matched
      
} else {
        
temp.i--;
        
temp.j--;
      }
    } else {
      
player.chat temp.j SPC temp.i SPC P.charat(temp.jSPC T.charat(temp.i);
      
temp.temp.temp.min(temp.jtemp.last[getascii(T.charat(temp.i))]);
      
temp.temp.1;
      
player.chat @= temp.j SPC temp.i SPC P.charat(temp.jSPC T.charat(temp.i);
    }
  } while (
temp.<= temp.n);
  return -
1// P does not exist in T
}

/**
  * Generates an array of the last locations
  * of each character in a string P.
  *
  * @param string
  * @return array
  */
function last_table(P) {
  
temp.last = new [255];
  for (
temp.i=0temp.i<P.length()-1temp.i++)
    
temp.last[getascii(P.charat(temp.i))] = temp.i;
  return 
temp.last;

Quicksort
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE

/**
  * Adaptor method for quicksort.
  *
  * @param array The array to be sorted.
  */
function quicksort(array) {
  
qsort(array, 0, array.size()-1);
}

/**
  * Sorts the array with the quicksort algorithm.
  *
  * Average Case Time Complexity of O(n log n).
  * Worst Case Time Complexity of O(n**2).
  * Average Case Space Complexity of O(log n).
  * n = array size
  *
  * @param array The array to be sorted
  * @param int The position of the left side of the array
  * @param int The position of the right side of the array
  */
function qsort(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.right) {
  if (
temp.right temp.left) {
    
temp.pivotNewIndex qsort_partition(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.righttemp.left);
    
qsort(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.pivotNewIndex 1);
    
qsort(temp.array, temp.pivotNewIndex 1temp.right);
  }
}

/**
  * In-place parition algorithm. Paritions the portion of
  * the array between indexs left and right, inclusively.
  *
  * @param array The array to be partitioned
  * @param int The left bound
  * @param int The right bound
  * @param int The pivot index
  */
function qsort_partition(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.righttemp.pivotIndex) {
  
temp.pivotValue temp.array[temp.pivotIndex];

  
temp.temp.array[temp.right];
  
temp.array[temp.right] = temp.array[temp.pivotIndex];
  
temp.array[temp.pivotIndex] = temp.s;
  
  
temp.storeIndex temp.left;
  for (
temp.temp.lefttemp.temp.righttemp.i++) {
    if (
temp.array[temp.i] <= temp.pivotValue) {
      
temp.temp.array[temp.storeIndex];
      
temp.array[temp.storeIndex] = temp.array[temp.i];
      
temp.array[temp.i] = temp.s;
      
temp.storeIndex++;
    }
  }
  
temp.temp.array[temp.right];
  
temp.array[temp.right] = temp.array[temp.storeIndex];
  
temp.array[temp.storeIndex] = temp.s;
  return 
temp.storeIndex;

Introsort
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE
this.threshold 16;

/**
  * Sorts an algorithm with the introspective sort algorithm.
  * (Begins with quicksort and switchs to heapsort when
  *  the recursion depth exceeds a level based on the
  *  logarithm of the number of elements being sorted.)
  *
  * Uses median-of-3 pivot selection algorithm
  *
  * Average Case Time Complexity comparable to quicksort on typical data sets
  * Worst Case Time Complexity of O(n log n)
  *
  * @param array The array to be sorted.
  */


function introsort(temp.a) {
  
this.temp.a;
  
introsort_loop(0this.a.size(), 2*floor_lg(this.a.size()));
  
insertionsort(0this.a.size());
  return 
this.a;
}

function 
introsort_loop(temp.lotemp.hitemp.depth_limit) {
  while (
temp.hi temp.lo this.threshold) {
    if (
temp.depth_limit == 0) {
      
heapsort(temp.lotemp.hi);
      return;
    }
    
temp.depth_limit--;
    
temp.partition(temp.lotemp.himedianof3(temp.lotemp.lo+((temp.hi temp.lo)/2)+1temp.hi-1));
    
introsort_loop(temp.ptemp.hitemp.depth_limit);
    
temp.hi temp.p;
  }
}

function 
partition(temp.lotemp.hitemp.x) {
  
temp.temp.lo;
  
temp.temp.hi;
  while (
true) {
    while (
this.a[temp.i] < temp.x)
      
temp.i++;
    
temp.j--;
    while (
temp.this.a[temp.j])
      
temp.j--;
    if (
temp.temp.j)
      return 
temp.i;
    
exchange(temp.itemp.j);
    
temp.i++;
  }
}

function 
medianof3(temp.lotemp.midtemp.hi) {
  if (
this.a[temp.mid] < this.a[temp.lo]) {
    if (
this.a[temp.hi] < this.a[temp.mid])
      return 
this.a[temp.mid];
    else {
      if (
this.a[temp.hi] < this.a[temp.lo])
        return 
this.a[temp.hi];
      else
        return 
this.a[temp.lo];
     }
  } else {
    if (
this.a[temp.hi] < this.a[temp.mid]) {
      if (
this.a[temp.hi] < this.a[temp.lo])
        return 
this.a[temp.lo];
      else
        return 
this.a[temp.hi];
    } else
      return 
this.a[temp.mid];
  }
}

function 
heapsort(temp.lotemp.hi) {
  
temp.temp.hi temp.lo;
  for (
temp.temp.n/2temp.>= 1temp.i--) {
    
downheap(temp.itemp.ntemp.lo);
  }
  for (
temp.temp.ntemp.1temp.i--) {
    
exchange(temp.lotemp.lo temp.1);
    
downheap(1temp.i-1temp.lo);
  }
}

function 
downheap(temp.itemp.ntemp.lo) {
  
temp.this.a[temp.lo temp.1];
  while (
temp.<= temp.n/2) {
    
temp.child 2*temp.i;
    if (
temp.child temp.&& this.a[temp.lo+temp.child-1] < this.a[temp.lo+temp.child])
      
temp.child++;
    if (!
temp.this.a[temp.lo+temp.child-1])
      break;
    
this.a[temp.lo+temp.i-1] = this.a[temp.lo+temp.child-1];
    
temp.temp.child;
  }
  
this.a[temp.lo temp.1] = temp.d;
}

function 
insertionsort(temp.lotemp.hi) {
  for (
temp.temp.lotemp.temp.hitemp.i++) {
    
temp.temp.i;
    
temp.this.a[temp.i];
    while (
temp.!= temp.lo && temp.this.a[temp.j-1]) {
      
this.a[temp.j] = this.a[temp.j-1];
      
temp.j--;
    }
    
this.a[temp.j] = temp.t;
  }
}

function 
exchange(temp.itemp.j) {
  
temp.this.a[temp.i];
  
this.a[temp.i] = this.a[temp.j];
  
this.a[temp.j] = temp.t;
}

function 
floor_lg(temp.a) {
  return 
int(log(2.718281828459temp.a)/log(2.7182818284592));

The sortbyvalue function uses heap sort, but is considerable faster since it's native. You should only use these sorts if you know your data set is very large to make up for the difference.

I coded a Boyer-Moore-Horspool because it's preprocessing time is considerably less than a Boyer-Moore even though a Boyer-Moore can achieve O(n). A Boyer-Moore only reaches faster times when you start reaching text sizes near the lengths of books.
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This thread evidence that people want pretty screenshots rather than clever coding.
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This thread evidence that people want pretty screenshots rather than clever coding.
Yup, screenshots and/or examples :]
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This thread evidence that people want pretty screenshots rather than clever coding.
I can't help if this is esoteric.
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These don't look ready for use.

You still have debug information in them (Such as player.chat @= "Stuff") as well as what I think is violating variable scope. (Such as using temp.a without having temp.a defined in the function).

Otherwise, it's good work.
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Hope you don't mind, I did some edits to the quicksort! I added the ability to compare any object using a custom function.

PHP Code:
/**
  * Compares two values and returns a value that represents an order.
  *
  * If A < B, output is negative
  * If A == B, output is zero
  * If A > B, output is positive
  *
  * @param object First element to compare
  * @param object Second element to compare
  */
function default_cmpsideAsideB ) {
  return (
sideA sideB);
}

/**
  * Adaptor method for quicksort.
  *
  * @param array The array to be sorted.
  * @param function The function that compares two elements
  */
function quicksort(array, compare_function ) {
  
this.cmp = ( temp.compare_function == null this.default_cmp temp.compare_function );
  
qsort(array, 0, array.size()-1compare_function);
}

/**
  * Sorts the array with the quicksort algorithm.
  *
  * Average Case Time Complexity of O(n log n).
  * Worst Case Time Complexity of O(n**2).
  * Average Case Space Complexity of O(log n).
  * n = array size
  *
  * @param array The array to be sorted
  * @param int The position of the left side of the array
  * @param int The position of the right side of the array
  * @param function The function that compares two elements
  */
function qsort(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.right ) {
  if (
temp.right temp.left) {
    
temp.pivotNewIndex qsort_partition(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.righttemp.left );
    
qsort(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.pivotNewIndex );
    
qsort(temp.array, temp.pivotNewIndex 1temp.right );
  }
  return 
temp.array;
}

/**
  * In-place parition algorithm. Paritions the portion of
  * the array between indexs left and right, inclusively.
  *
  * @param array The array to be partitioned
  * @param int The left bound
  * @param int The right bound
  * @param int The pivot index
  * @param function The function that compares two elements
  */
function qsort_partition(temp.array, temp.lefttemp.righttemp.pivotIndex ) {
  
temp.pivotValue temp.array[temp.pivotIndex];

  
temp.temp.array[temp.right];
  
temp.array[temp.right] = temp.array[temp.pivotIndex];
  
temp.array[temp.pivotIndex] = temp.s;
  
  
temp.storeIndex temp.left;
  for (
temp.temp.lefttemp.temp.righttemp.i++) {
    if ( 
cmptemp.array[temp.i], temp.pivotValue ) <= ) {
      
temp.temp.array[temp.storeIndex];
      
temp.array[temp.storeIndex] = temp.array[temp.i];
      
temp.array[temp.i] = temp.s;
      
temp.storeIndex++;
    }
  }
  
temp.temp.array[temp.right];
  
temp.array[temp.right] = temp.array[temp.storeIndex];
  
temp.array[temp.storeIndex] = temp.s;
  return 
temp.storeIndex;

This allows you to actually sort multi-dimensional array with specific indexes (or objects with values):

PHP Code:
  temp.compare_function = function(a,b){
    return (
a[0] - b[0]);
  };

  
quicksortinitial_listtemp.compare_function ); 
Or decreasing order:

PHP Code:

  temp
.compare_function = function(a,b){
    return (
a);
  };

  
quicksortinitial_listtemp.compare_function ); 
Or whatever way you wish to sort.
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Ah, I didn't realize I left those in there, I guess I put on an older version. It works entirely though.

And personally I would have passed around the compare function, but good job. You added some extra @params in the functions though.
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