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# coding: utf-8 import os, sys from z3 import *
# get the playground information if len(sys.argv) != 2: print("Usage: python3 trees_and_tents.py <forest-file>")
EMPTY = "?" TREE = 2
if len(sys.argv) == 2: fname = sys.argv[1]
with open(fname) as f: playground = f.read() cols = [col for col in playground.strip().split("\n")[0][1:]] rows = [row[0] for row in playground.strip().split("\n")[1:]] playground = [[EMPTY if x == EMPTY else x for x in row[1:]] for row in playground.strip().split("\n")[1:]]
# get the playground size len_rows = len(rows) assert(len_rows != 0) len_cols = len(cols) assert(len_cols != 0)
def print_result(model): print(" " + ''.join(cols) + " "*5 + ''.join(cols)) for i in range(len_rows): print(rows[i] + " " + ''.join(playground[i]) + " >>> ", end='') for j in range(len_cols): cell = model[cells[i][j]].as_long() if cell != TREE: print(cell, end='') elif cell == TREE: print("T", end='') print()
def print_forest(): print(" " + ''.join(cols)) for i in range(len_rows): print(rows[i] + " ", end='') for j in range(len_cols): cell = playground[i][j] if cell != TREE: print(cell, end='') elif cell == TREE: print("T", end='') print()
################################# Trees and Tents ################################## # create the solver solver = Solver() cells = [[None for j in range(len_cols)] for i in range(len_rows)]
def get_possible_tents_in_col(col): possible_tent_positions = [] for row in range(len_rows): if playground[row][col] != "T": possible_tent_positions.append(cells[row][col]) return possible_tent_positions
def get_possible_tents_in_row(row): possible_tent_positions = [] for col in range(len_cols): if playground[row][col] != "T": possible_tent_positions.append(cells[row][col]) return possible_tent_positions
def get_neighbours(i, j): cs = [] for p in range(max(i-1, 0), min(i+2, len_rows)): for q in range(max(j-1, 0), min(j+2, len_cols)): if p == i and q == j: continue cs.append(cells[p][q]) return cs
def get_tree_neighbours(i, j): tree_pos = [] for p in [max(i-1, 0), min(i+1, len_rows - 1)]: if p == i: continue tree_pos.append(cells[p][j]) for q in [max(j-1, 0), min(j+1, len_cols - 1)]: if q == j: continue tree_pos.append(cells[i][q]) return tree_pos
# TODO # Cell entries need to be represented by a Z3 variable for i in range(len_rows): for j in range(len_cols): # your code goes here... # TODO # Bound/restrict the values of the cells according to the input if playground[i][j] == EMPTY: # your code goes here... else: # your code goes here...
# TODO # The sums of tents per row/column must match the amounts given in the input for j in range(len_cols): # your code goes here... for i in range(len_rows): # your code goes here...
for i in range(len_rows): for j in range(len_cols): if playground[i][j] == "T": continue tree_constraint = Bool("False") # TODO # A tent needs to be next to a tree # Incrementally build up the tree_constraint ... for possible_tree in get_tree_neighbours(i, j): # your code goes here... # ... and add it to the solver # TODO # A tent must not be next to another tent for neighbour in get_neighbours(i, j): # your code goes here...
res = solver.check() if res == unsat: print("UNSAT") print_forest() else: m = solver.model() print_result(m)
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