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/*!
 * \file
 * \brief Sorting functions
 * \author Tony Ottosson, Mark Dobossy and Adam Piatyszek
 *
 * -------------------------------------------------------------------------
 *
 * IT++ - C++ library of mathematical, signal processing, speech processing,
 *        and communications classes and functions
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 */

#ifndef SORT_H
#define SORT_H

#include <itpp/base/vec.h>
#include <itpp/base/converters.h>
#include <itpp/base/math/log_exp.h>


namespace itpp {

  /*!
   * \brief Soring algoritms that can be used in a \a Sort class
   *
   * - Introsort (the default and the fastest method in most cases)
   * - Quicksort
   * - Heapsort
   * - Inertion Sort (suitable for very short vectors)
   */
  enum SORTING_METHOD { INTROSORT = 0, QUICKSORT = 1, HEAPSORT = 2,
                        INSERTSORT = 3 };

  /*!
   * \brief Class for sorting of vectors
   *
   * A class which takes a vector, and sorts its values descending. There
   * are two types of sort: a normal sort (accessed via the Sort::sort()
   * function) which sorts the vector passed in the argument, and an index
   * sort (accessed via the Sort::sort_index() function) which leaves the
   * passed vector intact, but returns an index vector describing the sorted
   * order.
   *
   * The Sort class has four sorting methods implemented:
   * - Introsort [1,2]: It is a sorting algorithm developed by David Musser.
   *   I starts as a quicksort, but switches to a heapsort in cases where
   *   the recursion becomes too deep. Additionally, when sub vectors become
   *   smaller than 16 elements, it switches to an insertion sort. Introsort
   *   has a worst-case of \f$\Theta(n\log n)\f$ comparisons, bu has the
   *   efficiency of the quick sort algorithm in cases where the data is
   *   well conditioned for quicksort.
   * - Quicksort [3]: It is a comparison sorting algorithm that has an
   *   average complexity of \f$\Theta(n\log n)\f$ comparisons. For most
   *   data sets, the quicksort will be significantly more efficient than
   *   this average. However for data sets not well suited to it, quicksort
   *   may require as many as \f$\Theta(n^2)\f$ comparisons. Example of such
   *   ill-suited data sets are those which are nearly in order, and data
   *   sets with multiple elements of the same value.
   * - Heapsort [4]: It is a comparison sorting algorithm. While it is
   *   usually seen to be slower than quicksort routines, its worst-case
   *   requires only \f$\Theta(n\log n)\f$ comparisons. This makes it an
   *   ideal quicksort replacement for data sets that that are
   *   ill-conditioned for quicksorting.
   * - Insertion sort [5]: An insertion sort is a simple comparison sort,
   *   which is widely considered to be one of the most efficient algorithms
   *   for very small data sets (10-20 elements).
   *   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insertion_sort
   *
   * References:
   * - [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introsort
   * - [2] http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~musser/gp/introsort.ps
   * - [3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quicksort
   * - [4] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heapsort
   * - [5] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insertion_sort
   *
   * \author Tony Ottosson (Quicksort), Mark Dobossy (Introsort, Heapsort
   *         and Insertion Sort) and Adam Piatyszek (Sort class design, code
   *         clean-up)
   */
  template<class T>
  class Sort {
  public:
    //! Constructor that sets Intro Sort method by default
    Sort(SORTING_METHOD method = INTROSORT): sort_method(method) {}

    //! Set sorting method
    void set_method(SORTING_METHOD method) { sort_method = method; }

    //! Get current sorting method
    SORTING_METHOD get_method() const { return sort_method; }

    /*!
     * \brief Sorting function of a subset of a vector \a data
     *
     * \param low Start index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param high End index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param data Data vector, in which a part of it is to be sorted
     */
    void sort(int low, int high, Vec<T> &data);

    /*!
     * \brief Sorting function that returns a sorted index vector
     *
     * \param low Start index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param high End index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param data Data vector, in which a part of it is to be sorted
     */
    ivec sort_index(int low, int high, const Vec<T> &data);

    /*!
     * \brief Introsort function of a subset of a vector \c data
     *
     * \param low Start index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param high End index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param max_depth Maximum recursion depth before switching to heap sort
     *        recommended value: log2 of the length of the data vector
     * \param data Data vector, in which a part of it is to be sorted
     *
     * \note An introsort is not a stable sort (i.e. it may not maintain
     *       the relative order of elements with equal value.)
     * \note This function uses recurence.
     */
    void intro_sort(int low, int high, int max_depth, Vec<T> &data);

    /*!
     * \brief Introsort function, which returns a sorted index vector
     *
     * \param low Start index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param high End index of a subvector to be sorted
     * \param max_depth Maximum recursion depth before switching to heap sort
     *        recommended value: log2 of the length of the data vector
     * \param data Data vector, in which a part of it is to be sorted
     *
     * \note An Introsort is not a stable sort (i.e. it may not maintain
     *       the relative order of elements with equal value.)
     * \note This function uses recurence.
     */
    ivec intro_sort_index(int low, int high, int max_depth,
                          const Vec<T> &data);

  private:
    SORTING_METHOD sort_method;

    void IntroSort(int low, int high, int max_depth, T data[]);
    void IntroSort_Index(int low, int high, int max_depth, int indexlist[],
                         const T data[]);

    void QuickSort(int low, int high, T data[]);
    void QuickSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[], const T data[]);

    void HeapSort(int low, int high, T data[]);
    void HeapSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[], const T data[]);

    void InsertSort(int low, int high, T data[]);
    void InsertSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[], const T data[]);
  };


  /*!
   * \relates Vec
   * \brief Sort the \a data vector in increasing order
   *
   * \param data Vector to be sorted
   * \param method Sorting method: INTROSORT (default), QUICKSORT, HEAPSORT
   * or INSERTSORT
   */
  template<class T>
  void sort(Vec<T> &data, SORTING_METHOD method = INTROSORT)
  {
    Sort<T> s(method);
    s.sort(0, data.size()-1, data);
  }

  /*!
   * \relates Vec
   * \brief Return an index vector corresponding to a sorted vector \a data
   * in increasing order
   *
   * \param data Vector for which to return a sorted index vector
   * \param method Sorting method: INTROSORT (default), QUICKSORT, HEAPSORT
   * or INSERTSORT
   */
  template<class T>
  ivec sort_index(const Vec<T> &data, SORTING_METHOD method = INTROSORT)
  {
    Sort<T> s(method);
    return s.sort_index(0, data.size()-1, data);
  }


  // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Public functions for various sorting methods
  // ----------------------------------------------------------------------

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::sort(int low, int high, Vec<T> &data)
  {
    int N = data.size();

    it_assert((low >= 0) && (high > low) && (high < N), "Sort::sort(): "
              "low or high out of bounds");

    switch (sort_method) {
    case INTROSORT:
      IntroSort(low, high, levels2bits(N), data._data());
      break;
    case QUICKSORT:
      QuickSort(low, high, data._data());
      break;
    case HEAPSORT:
      HeapSort(low, high, data._data());
      break;
    case INSERTSORT:
      InsertSort(low, high, data._data());
      break;
    default:
      it_error("Sort<T>::sort(): Unknown sorting method");
    }
  }


  template<class T>
  ivec Sort<T>::sort_index(int low, int high, const Vec<T> &data)
  {
    int N = data.size();

    it_assert((low >= 0) && (high > low) && (high < N), "Sort::sort(): "
              "low or high out of bounds");

    ivec indexlist(N);
    for(int i = 0; i < N; ++i) {
      indexlist(i) = i;
    }

    switch (sort_method) {
    case INTROSORT:
      IntroSort_Index(low, high, levels2bits(N), indexlist._data(),
                      data._data());
      break;
    case QUICKSORT:
      QuickSort_Index(low, high, indexlist._data(), data._data());
      break;
    case HEAPSORT:
      HeapSort_Index(low, high, indexlist._data(), data._data());
      break;
    case INSERTSORT:
      InsertSort_Index(low, high, indexlist._data(), data._data());
      break;
    default:
      it_error("Sort<T>::sort_index(): Unknown sorting method");
    }

    return indexlist;
  }


  // INTRO SORT
  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::intro_sort(int low, int high, int max_depth, Vec<T> &data)
  {
    it_assert((low >= 0) && (high > low) && (high < data.size()),
              "Sort::sort(): low or high out of bounds");
    IntroSort(low, high, max_depth, data._data());
  }

  // INTRO SORT INDEX
  template<class T>
  ivec Sort<T>::intro_sort_index(int low, int high, int max_depth,
                                 const Vec<T> &data)
  {
    int N = data.size();
    it_assert((low >= 0) && (high > low) && (high < N),
              "Sort::sort(): low or high out of bounds");

    ivec indexlist(N);
    for (int i = 0; i < N; ++i) {
      indexlist(i) = i;
    }

    IntroSort_Index(low, high, max_depth, indexlist._data(), data._data());

    return indexlist;
  }


  // ----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Private functions for sorting methods
  // ----------------------------------------------------------------------

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::IntroSort(int low, int high, int max_depth, T data[])
  {
    if (high-low > 16) {
      max_depth--;
      if (max_depth == 0) {
        HeapSort(low, high, data);
        return;
      }

      if (high>low) {
        T a = data[low];
        int plow = low;
        int phigh = high;
        T test = data[phigh];
        while (plow < phigh) {
          if (test < a) {
            data[plow] = test;
            plow++;
            test = data[plow];
          } else {
            data[phigh] = test;
            phigh--;
            test = data[phigh];
          }
        }
        data[plow] = a;
        IntroSort(low,plow-1,max_depth,data);
        IntroSort(plow+1,high,max_depth,data);
        return;
      }
    } else {
      InsertSort(low, high, data);
      return;
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::IntroSort_Index(int low, int high, int max_depth,
                                int indexlist[], const T data[])
  {
    if (high-low > 16) {
      max_depth--;
      if (max_depth == 0) {
        HeapSort_Index(low, high, indexlist, data);
        return;
      }

      if (high > low) {
        int aindex = indexlist[low];
        T a = data[aindex];
        int plow = low;
        int phigh = high;
        int testindex = indexlist[phigh];
        T test = data[testindex];
        while (plow < phigh) {
          if (test < a) {
            indexlist[plow] = testindex;
            plow++;
            testindex = indexlist[plow];
            test = data[testindex];
          } else {
            indexlist[phigh] = testindex;
            phigh--;
            testindex = indexlist[phigh];
            test = data[testindex];
          }
        }
        indexlist[plow] = aindex;
        IntroSort_Index(low,plow-1,max_depth,indexlist,data);
        IntroSort_Index(plow+1,high,max_depth,indexlist,data);
      }
    } else {
      InsertSort_Index(low, high, indexlist, data);
      return;
    }
  }

  template <class T>
  void Sort<T>::QuickSort(int low, int high, T data[])
  {
    if (high > low) {
      T a = data[low];
      int plow = low;
      int phigh = high;
      T test = data[phigh];
      while (plow < phigh) {
        if (test < a) {
          data[plow] = test;
          plow++;
          test = data[plow];
        } else {
          data[phigh] = test;
          phigh--;
          test = data[phigh];
        }
      }
      data[plow] = a;
      QuickSort(low,plow-1,data);
      QuickSort(plow+1,high,data);
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::QuickSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[],
                                const T data[])
  {
    if (high > low) {
      int aindex = indexlist[low];
      T a = data[aindex];
      int plow = low;
      int phigh = high;
      int testindex = indexlist[phigh];
      T test = data[testindex];
      while (plow < phigh) {
        if (test < a) {
          indexlist[plow] = testindex;
          plow++;
          testindex = indexlist[plow];
          test = data[testindex];
        } else {
          indexlist[phigh] = testindex;
          phigh--;
          testindex = indexlist[phigh];
          test = data[testindex];
        }
      }
      indexlist[plow] = aindex;
      QuickSort_Index(low,plow-1,indexlist,data);
      QuickSort_Index(plow+1,high,indexlist,data);
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::HeapSort(int low, int high, T data[])
  {
    int size=(high+1)-low;
    int i=size/2;
    T temp;
    while(1) {
      if (i > 0)
        temp = data[--i + low];
      else {
        if (size-- == 0)
          break;
        temp = data[size + low];
        data[size + low] = data[low];
      }

      int parent = i;
      int child = i*2 + 1;

      while (child < size) {
        if (child + 1 < size  &&  data[child + 1 + low] > data[child + low])
          child++;
        if (data[child + low] > temp) {
          data[parent + low] = data[child + low];
          parent = child;
          child = parent*2 + 1;
        } else
          break;
      }
      data[parent + low] = temp;
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::HeapSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[],
                               const T data[])
  {
    int size=(high+1)-low;
    int i=size/2;

    while(1) {
      T tempValue;
      int tempIndex;
      if (i > 0) {
        i--;
        tempValue = data[indexlist[i + low]];
        tempIndex = indexlist[i + low];
      } else {
        if (size-- == 0)
          break;
        tempValue = data[indexlist[size + low]];
        tempIndex = indexlist[size + low];
        indexlist[size+low] = indexlist[low];
      }

      int parent = i;
      int child = i*2 + 1;

      while (child < size) {
        if ((child + 1 < size)
            && data[indexlist[child + 1 + low]] > data[indexlist[child + low]])
          child++;
        if (data[indexlist[child + low]] > tempValue) {
          indexlist[parent + low] = indexlist[child + low];
          parent = child;
          child = parent*2 + 1;
        } else
          break;
      }
      indexlist[parent + low] = tempIndex;
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::InsertSort(int low, int high, T data[])
  {
    for(int i = low+1; i <= high; i++) {
      T value = data[i];
      int j;
      for (j = i - 1; j >= low && data[j] > value; j--) {
        data[j + 1] = data[j];
      }
      data[j + 1] = value;
    }
  }

  template<class T>
  void Sort<T>::InsertSort_Index(int low, int high, int indexlist[],
                                 const T data[])
  {
    for(int i = low + 1; i <= high; i++) {
      T value = data[indexlist[i]];
      int tempIndex = indexlist[i];
      int j;
      for (j = i - 1; j >= low && data[indexlist[j]] > value; j--) {
        indexlist[j + 1] = indexlist[j];
      }
      indexlist[j + 1] = tempIndex;
    }
  }


} // namespace itpp

#endif // #ifndef SORT_H