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function [Gs, op, nodes, A] = my_mk_nbs_of_digraph(G0,A) |
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% MY_MK_NBRS_OF_DIGRAPH Make all digraphs that differ from G0 by a single edge deletion, addition or reversal, subject to acyclicity |
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% [Gs, op, nodes, A] = my_mk_nbrs_of_digraph(G0,<A>) |
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% G0 is an adj matrix s.t. G0(i,j)=1 iff i->j in graph |
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% A is the ancestor matrix for G0 (opt, creates if necessary) |
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% Gs(:,:,i) is the i'th neighbor |
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% op{i} = 'add', 'del', or 'rev' is the operation used to create the i'th neighbor.
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% nodes(i,1:2) are the head and tail of the operated-on arc. |
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% Modified from mk_nbrs_of_digraph by Sonia Leach |
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% Modified by Sonia Leach Feb 02 |
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if nargin ==1, A = reachability_graph(G0');, end |
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n = length(G0); |
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[I,J] = find(G0); % I(k), J(k) is the k'th edge |
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E = length(I); % num edges present in G0 |
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% SINGLE EDGE DELETIONS |
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% all deletions are valid wrt acyclity |
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Grep = repmat(G0(:), 1, E); % each column is a copy of G0 |
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% edge_ndx(k) is the scalar location of the k'th edge |
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edge_ndx = find(G0); |
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% edge_ndx = subv2ind([n n], [I J]); % equivalent |
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% We set (ndx(k), k) to 0 for k=1:E in Grep |
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ndx = subv2ind(size(Grep), [edge_ndx(:) (1:E)']); |
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G1 = Grep; |
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G1(ndx) = 0; |
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Gdel = reshape(G1, [n n E]); |
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% SINGLE EDGE REVERSALS |
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% SML: previously Kevin had that legal structure was if |
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% A(P,i)=1 for any P = { p | p in parents(j), p~=i}
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% specifically he said |
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% "if any(A(ps,i)) then there is a path i -> parent of j -> j |
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% so reversing i->j would create a cycle" |
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% Thus put in another way: |
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% for each i,j if sum(G0(:,j)' * A(:,i)) > 0, reversing i->j |
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% is not legal. |
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% Ex. Suppose we want to check if 2->4 can be reversed in the |
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% following graph: |
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% G0 = A = |
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% 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 |
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% 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 |
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% 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 |
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% 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 |
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% Then parents(4) = G0(:,4) = [0 1 1 0]' |
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% and A(:,2) = [0 0 1 1]. Thus G0(:,4)'*A(:,2) = 1 b/c 3 is |
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% an ancestor of 4 and a child of 2. Note that this works b/c |
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% matrix multiplication has the effect of ANDing the two vectors |
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% and summing up the result (equiv. to the any(A(ps,i)) in kevin's code) |
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% So, we vectorize and check for all i,j pairs by looking for |
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% 1's in L = (G0'*A)' which has L(i,j)=1 if rev(i,j) not legal |
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% Note that this will give 1's where there are none in the G0 |
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% so we do a L=max(0, G0-L) to cancel out only the existing edges that |
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% aren't legal (subtracting where both are 1 and setting where |
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% G0=0 and A=1 back to 0). |
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L = max(0, G0-(G0'*A)'); |
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[IL, JL] = find(L); % I(k), J(k) is the k'th legal edge to rev. |
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EL = length(IL); |
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% SML: First we have to DELETE THE EDGES WE ARE REVERSING |
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% We can't use G1 w/ reversed edges already deleted (as |
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% Kevin did) b/c the space of possible deletions are different |
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% now (some reverses aren't legal) |
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Grep = repmat(G0(:), 1, EL); % each column is a copy of G0 |
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% edge_ndx(k) is the scalar location of the k'th edge |
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edge_ndx = subv2ind([n n], [IL JL]); |
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% We set (ndx(k), k) to 0 for k=1:E in Grep |
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ndx = subv2ind(size(Grep), [edge_ndx(:) (1:EL)']); |
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G1 = Grep; |
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G1(ndx) = 0; |
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% SML: Now we add in our REVERSED EDGES |
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% rev_edge_ndx(k) is the scalar location of the k'th legal reversed edge |
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rev_edge_ndx = subv2ind([n n], [JL IL]); |
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% We set (rev_edge_ndx(k), k) to 1 for k=1:EL in G1 |
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% We have already deleted i->j in the previous step |
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ndx = subv2ind(size(Grep), [rev_edge_ndx(:) (1:EL)']); |
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G1(ndx) = 1; |
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Grev = reshape(G1, [n n EL]); |
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% SINGLE EDGE ADDITIONS |
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% SML: previously Kevin had that any addition was legal if A(i,j)=0 |
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% however, you can not add i->j if j is a descendent of i. |
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% Thus, we create all possible additions in Gbar and then |
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% subtract the descendants of each edge as possible parents |
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% This means the potential parents of i (i.e. Gbar(:,i)) |
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% can not also be descendants if i i.e. (A(:,i)) which is accomplished |
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% by subtracting (Gbar-A == 1 iff Gbar=1 & A=0) |
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Gbar = ~G0; % Gbar(i,j)=1 iff there is no i->j edge in G0 |
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Gbar = setdiag(Gbar, 0); % turn off self loops |
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GbarL = Gbar-A; |
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[IbarL, JbarL] = find(GbarL); % I(k), J(k) is the k'th legal edge to add |
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EbarL = length(IbarL); |
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bar_edge_ndx = find(GbarL); |
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Grep = repmat(G0(:), 1, EbarL); % each column is a copy of G0 |
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ndx = subv2ind(size(Grep), [bar_edge_ndx(:) (1:EbarL)']); |
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Grep(ndx) = 1; |
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Gadd = reshape(Grep, [n n EbarL]); |
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Gs = cat(3, Gdel, Grev, Gadd); |
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nodes = [I J; |
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IL JL; |
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IbarL JbarL]; |
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op = cell(1, E+EL+EbarL); |
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op(1:E) = {'del'};
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op(E+(1:EL)) = {'rev'};
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op((E+EL+1):end) = {'add'};
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