{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-} {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} {-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} module Seminar where import Data.List ((!!), (\\), lookup, zipWith3) import Data.List.Extra (delete, nubOrd, nubOrdOn) import Data.Random import qualified Data.Text as T import GA import Pretty import Protolude import Test.QuickCheck hiding (sample, shuffle) import Test.QuickCheck.Monadic (assert, monadicIO) instance Pretty Text where pretty = identity type Student = Text type Topic = Text instance Pretty (Maybe Topic) where pretty (Just t) = t pretty Nothing = "Kein Thema" newtype Priorities = P {unP :: [(Student, [(Topic, Int)])]} deriving (Eq, Show) instance Arbitrary Priorities where arbitrary = priorities <$> Test.QuickCheck.arbitrary {-| Smart constructor for priority lists. Completes a priority list, that is, if students did not assign priorities to certain topics, adds these topics to their respective priority lists having a priority of one less than the lowest priority assigned by them. In addition, throws out all but the first occurence of each topic in a student's list (i.e. removes assignments of multiple priorities to one topic for each student) as well as all but the first occurrence of each student. -} priorities :: [(Student, [(Topic, Int)])] -> Priorities priorities p = P . nubOrdOn fst $ second priorities1 <$> p where priorities1 :: [(Topic, Int)] -> [(Topic, Int)] priorities1 [] = topics p `zip` repeat 1 priorities1 ps = let tLacking = topics p \\ (fst <$> ps) :: [Topic] pWorst = maximum (snd <$> ps) + 1 :: Int in nubOrdOn fst $ ps ++ (tLacking `zip` repeat pWorst) topics = nubOrd . concatMap (fmap fst . snd) prop_priorities_allListsSameLength :: [(Student, [(Topic, Int)])] -> Bool prop_priorities_allListsSameLength p = case unP . priorities $ p of [] -> True (s : ss) -> all (((length . snd) s ==) . length . snd) ss {-| The students that assigned priorities to topics. -} students :: Priorities -> [Student] students = fmap fst . unP {-| The topics students assigned priorities to. Since 'Priorities' objects are well-formed due to the smart constructor, we can simply return the topics the first student assigned priorities to. -} topics :: Priorities -> [Topic] topics (P []) = [] topics (P (s : _)) = fmap fst . snd $ s {-| The priority value given by a student to a topic. -} prioOf :: Priorities -> Student -> Topic -> Int prioOf p s t = fromMaybe (lowestPriority p + 1) $ lookup s (unP p) >>= lookup t prop_prioOf_empty :: Bool prop_prioOf_empty = prioOf (P []) "S" "T" == 1 prop_prioOf_singletonFound :: Bool prop_prioOf_singletonFound = prioOf (P [("S", [("Existing topic", 10)])]) "S" "Existing topic" == 10 prop_prioOf_singletonNotFound :: Bool prop_prioOf_singletonNotFound = prioOf (P [("S", [("Existing topic", 10)])]) "S" "Non-existing topic" == 11 {-| The lowest priority assigned by a student to a topic. -} lowestPriority :: Priorities -> Int lowestPriority = fromMaybe 0 . maximumMay . fmap snd . join . fmap snd . unP type Assignment = [(Student, Maybe Topic)] data I = I Priorities Assignment deriving (Eq, Show) instance Pretty I where pretty (I p a) = T.unlines (gene <$> a) where gene :: (Student, Maybe Topic) -> Text gene (s, t) = pretty s <> ": " <> pretty t <> prio s t prio :: Student -> Maybe Topic -> Text prio s t = " (" <> show (prioOf' p s t) <> ")" {-| The priority value given by a student to a topic including the case of her not receiving a topic. -} prioOf' :: Priorities -> Student -> Maybe Topic -> Int prioOf' p _ Nothing = lowestPriority p + 2 prioOf' p s (Just t) = prioOf p s t instance Individual I where new (I p _) = sample $ I p . zip (nubOrd $ students p) <$> shuffle topics' where topics' = (Just <$> topics p) ++ padding padding = replicate (length (students p) - length (topics p)) Nothing fitness (I p a) = return . negate . sum $ fromIntegral . uncurry (prioOf' p) <$> a mutate (I p a) = do x <- sample $ Uniform 0 (length a - 1) y <- sample $ Uniform 0 (length a - 1) return . I p $ switch x y a {-| Borrowed from TSP: Crossover cuts the parents in two and swaps them (if this does not create an invalid offspring). TODO Assumes that both individuals are based on the same priorities. -} crossover1 (I p a1) (I _ a2) = do let l = fromIntegral $ min (length a1) (length a2) :: Double x <- sample $ Uniform 0 l let a1' = zipWith3 (f x) a1 a2 [0 ..] let a2' = zipWith3 (f x) a2 a1 [0 ..] if valid p a1' && valid p a2' then return . Just $ (I p a1', I p a2') else return Nothing where f x v1 v2 i = if i <= x then v1 else v2 {-| Swaps topics at positions 'i'' and 'j'' in the given assignment. -} switch :: Int -> Int -> Assignment -> Assignment switch i' j' xs | i' == j' = xs | 0 <= i' && i' < length xs && 0 <= j' && j' < length xs = let i = min i' j' j = max i' j' ei = xs !! i ej = xs !! j left = take i xs middle = take (j - i - 1) $ drop (i + 1) xs right = drop (j + 1) xs in left ++ [(fst ei, snd ej)] ++ middle ++ [(fst ej, snd ei)] ++ right | otherwise = xs {-| Whether the given assignment is valid (every student occurs at most once, as does every topic; also, there is only no topic given to students if there are less topics than students). Assumes that the priorities are well-formed. -} valid :: Priorities -> Assignment -> Bool valid p a = -- all students must be part of the solution sort (students p) == sort studentsAssigned -- each actual topic (i.e. not “no topic”) is assigned at most once && nubOrd (delete Nothing topicsAssigned) == delete Nothing topicsAssigned where studentsAssigned = fmap fst a topicsAssigned = fmap snd a prop_new_valid :: Priorities -> Property prop_new_valid p = monadicIO $ do I _ a <- lift $ new (I p []) assert $ valid p a prop_mutate_valid :: Priorities -> Property prop_mutate_valid p = monadicIO $ do a <- lift . new $ I p [] I _ a <- lift $ mutate a assert $ valid p a prop_crossover1_valid :: Priorities -> Property prop_crossover1_valid p = monadicIO $ do a1 <- lift . new $ I p [] a2 <- lift . new $ I p [] asM <- lift $ crossover1 a1 a2 assert $ case asM of Just (I _ a1', I _ a2') -> valid p a1' && valid p a2' Nothing -> True {-| Generator for lists fulfilling 'unique', that is, only containing unique elements. -} noDupsList :: (Arbitrary a, Eq a, Ord a) => Gen [a] noDupsList = nubOrd <$> arbitrary prop_noDupsList :: Property prop_noDupsList = forAll (noDupsList :: Gen [Int]) unique {-| Whether the given list only contains unique elements. -} unique :: (Ord a) => [a] -> Bool unique xs = length xs == (length . nubOrd) xs return [] runTests :: IO Bool runTests = $quickCheckAll