interval-patterns-0.8.0: src/Data/Interval/Layers.hs
module Data.Interval.Layers (
Layers (Layers),
Data.Interval.Layers.fromList,
Data.Interval.Layers.toList,
empty,
singleton,
insert,
pile,
squash,
land,
landAbove,
thickness,
thickest,
dig,
remove,
(\-),
baseline,
difference,
truncate,
(\=),
toStepFunction,
integrate,
-- ** Helper functions
nestings,
) where
import Algebra.Lattice.Levitated (Levitated (Top))
import Data.Data (Data, Typeable)
import Data.Foldable qualified as Foldable
import Data.Group (Group (..))
import Data.Heap (Heap)
import Data.Heap qualified as Heap
import Data.Interval (
Adjacency (..),
Interval,
OneOrTwo (..),
pattern Whole,
pattern (:---:),
pattern (:|-|:),
)
import Data.Interval qualified as Interval
import Data.Interval.Borel (Borel)
import Data.Interval.Borel qualified as Borel
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import Data.Map.Strict qualified as Map
import GHC.Generics (Generic)
import Prelude hiding (truncate)
-- The 'Layers' of an ordered type @x@ are like the 'Borel' sets,
-- but that keeps track of how far each point has been "raised" in @y@.
newtype Layers x y = Layers (Map (Interval x) y)
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Functor, Generic, Typeable, Data)
instance (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Semigroup (Layers x y) where
(<>) :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Layers x y -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
Layers s1 <> Layers s2 =
Layers
. Map.fromAscList
. nestingsAsc
. Heap.fromList
$ Map.toAscList (Map.unionWith (<>) s1 s2)
instance (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Monoid (Layers x y) where
mempty :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Layers x y
mempty = Layers mempty
instance (Ord x, Ord y, Group y) => Group (Layers x y) where
invert :: (Ord x, Ord y, Group y) => Layers x y -> Layers x y
invert (Layers s) = Layers (fmap invert s)
-- | A blank canvas.
empty :: Layers x y
empty = Layers Map.empty
-- | @singleton ix y@ is the rectangle with base @ix@ of thickness @y@.
singleton :: (Ord x) => Interval x -> y -> Layers x y
singleton ix y = Layers (Map.singleton ix y)
-- | Draw the 'Layers' of specified bases and thicknesses.
fromList :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => [(Interval x, y)] -> Layers x y
fromList = Layers . Map.fromList . nestings
-- | Get all of the bases and thicknesses in the 'Layers'.
toList :: (Ord x) => Layers x y -> [(Interval x, y)]
toList (Layers s) = Map.toList s
-- | Ignore the 'Layers' and focus only on whether points are 'Data.Interval.within'
-- any contained 'Interval' or not.
squash :: (Ord x) => Layers x y -> Borel x
squash (Layers s) = foldMap Borel.singleton (Map.keys s)
-- | Treating 'mempty' as sea level, consider the 'Borel' set of a provided
-- 'Layers' that is "land".
--
-- An improvement over 'squash' in that it will not return 'I.Whole'
-- if 'baseline' or some involved interval calculations have been used.
land :: (Ord x, Monoid y, Ord y) => Layers x y -> Borel x
land = landAbove mempty
-- | Given a "sea level", consider the 'Borel' set of a provided 'Layers'
-- that is "land".
--
-- An improvement over 'squash' in that it will not return 'I.Whole'
-- if 'baseline' or some involved interval calculations have been used.
landAbove :: (Ord x, Ord y) => y -> Layers x y -> Borel x
landAbove sea (Layers s) = flip Map.foldMapWithKey s \i y ->
if y > sea then Borel.singleton i else Borel.empty
-- | @insert ix y l@ draws over @l@ a rectangle with base @ix@ of thickness @y@.
insert ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) =>
Interval x ->
y ->
Layers x y ->
Layers x y
insert ix y = (<>) (singleton ix y)
-- | Flipped synonym for 'insert'.
-- Mnemonic: "pile" this much onto the existing 'Layers'
-- over the given 'Interval'.
pile ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) =>
y ->
Interval x ->
Layers x y ->
Layers x y
pile = flip insert
-- | Take away a thickness over a given base from the 'Layers'.
dig :: (Ord x, Ord y, Group y) => y -> Interval x -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
dig y ix = insert ix (invert y)
-- | Completely remove an 'Interval' from the 'Layers'.
remove :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Interval x -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
remove ix (Layers s) = flip (`Map.foldlWithKey'` empty) s \acc jx y ->
acc <> case jx Interval.\\ ix of
Nothing -> mempty
Just (One kx) -> singleton kx y
Just (Two kx lx) -> fromList [(kx, y), (lx, y)]
-- | Fliped infix version of 'remove'.
(\-) :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Layers x y -> Interval x -> Layers x y
(\-) = flip remove
-- | Add the given thickness to every point.
baseline :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => y -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
baseline = insert Whole
-- | "Excavate" the second argument from the first.
difference :: (Ord x, Ord y, Group y) => Layers x y -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
difference layers (Layers s) =
foldr (uncurry (flip dig)) layers (Map.toAscList s)
-- | Restrict the range of the 'Layers' to the given 'Interval'.
truncate ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Interval x -> Layers x y -> Layers x y
truncate ix (Layers s) =
flip (`Map.foldlWithKey'` empty) s \acc jx y ->
maybe id (`insert` y) (Interval.intersect ix jx) acc
-- | Flipped infix version of 'truncate'.
(\=) :: (Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) => Layers x y -> Interval x -> Layers x y
(\=) = flip truncate
-- |
-- @'integrate' diff hgt ix l@ calculates the area under the 'Interval' @ix@
-- using the measure @diff@ of the interval multiplied by the height @hgt@
-- of the layers over each sub-interval in the layers.
integrate ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y, Num z) =>
(x -> x -> z) ->
(y -> z) ->
Interval x ->
Layers x y ->
Maybe z
integrate diff hgt ix layers =
let Layers (Map.assocs -> s) = layers \= ix
f (jx, y) maccum = do
acc <- maccum
d <- Interval.measuring diff jx
pure $ acc + d * hgt y
in foldr f (Just 0) s
-- | Get the thickness of the 'Layers' at a point.
thickness :: (Ord x, Semigroup y) => Levitated x -> Layers x y -> Maybe y
thickness x (Layers s) = case Map.lookupLE (x :|-|: x) s of
Just (ix, y) | x `Interval.within` ix -> Just y
_ -> Nothing
-- | Where and how thick is the thickest 'Interval'?
thickest :: (Ord x, Ord y) => Layers x y -> Maybe (Interval x, y)
thickest (Layers s) =
flip (`Map.foldlWithKey'` Nothing) s \acc ix y -> Just case acc of
Nothing -> (ix, y)
Just (_, y') | y > y' -> (ix, y)
Just (ix', y') -> (ix', y')
-- | Convert the 'Layers' into a list of beginning-points and heights,
-- that define a step function piecewise.
toStepFunction :: (Ord x, Ord y, Monoid y) => Layers x y -> [(Levitated x, y)]
toStepFunction = go . Data.Interval.Layers.toList
where
go = \case
[(il :---: iu, iy), (j@(jl :---: Top), jy)]
| iu == jl -> (il, iy) : go [(j, jy)]
| otherwise -> (il, iy) : (iu, mempty) : go [(j, jy)]
(il :---: iu, iy) : (j@(jl :---: _), jy) : is
| iu == jl -> (il, iy) : go ((j, jy) : is)
| otherwise -> (il, iy) : (iu, mempty) : go ((j, jy) : is)
[(il :---: iu, iy)] -> [(il, iy), (iu, mempty)]
[] -> []
nestings ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) =>
[(Interval x, y)] ->
[(Interval x, y)]
nestings = nestingsAsc . Heap.fromList
nestingsAsc ::
(Ord x, Ord y, Semigroup y) =>
Heap (Interval x, y) ->
[(Interval x, y)]
nestingsAsc heap = case firstTwo of
Nothing -> Foldable.toList heap
Just ((i', iy), (j', jy), js) -> case Interval.adjacency i' j' of
Before i j -> (i, iy) : nestingsAsc (Heap.insert (j, jy) js)
Meets i j k ->
(i, iy) : nestingsAsc (Heap.fromList [(j, iy <> jy), (k, jy)] <> js)
Overlaps i j k ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy), (j, iy <> jy), (k, jy)] <> js
Starts i j ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy <> jy), (j, jy)] <> js
During i j k ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, jy), (j, iy <> jy), (k, jy)] <> js
Finishes i j ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy), (j, iy <> jy)] <> js
Identical i -> nestingsAsc (Heap.insert (i, iy <> jy) js)
FinishedBy i j ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy), (j, iy <> jy)] <> js
Contains i j k ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy), (j, iy <> jy), (k, iy)] <> js
StartedBy i j ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, iy <> jy), (j, iy)] <> js
OverlappedBy i j k ->
nestingsAsc do
Heap.fromList [(i, jy), (j, iy <> jy), (k, iy)] <> js
MetBy i j k ->
(i, jy) : nestingsAsc (Heap.fromList [(j, iy <> jy), (k, iy)] <> js)
After i j -> (i, jy) : nestingsAsc (Heap.insert (j, iy) js)
where
firstTwo = do
(min1, heap') <- Heap.uncons heap
(min2, heap'') <- Heap.uncons heap'
pure (min1, min2, heap'')