Algorithm::ZhangShasha - Tree edit distance between trees
use Algorithm::ZhangShasha;
my class SimpleHelper does Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Helpable[Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node] {
method delete-cost(Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node $this --> Int) {
1;
}
method insert-cost(Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node $another --> Int) {
1;
}
method replace-cost(Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node $this, Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node $another --> Int) {
$another.content eq $this.content ?? 0 !! 1;
}
method children(Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node $node) {
$node.children
}
}
my constant $ZN = 'Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node';
my $root1 = ::($ZN).new(:content("f"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("d"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("a")))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("c"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("b")))\
)\
)\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("e")));
my $root2 = ::($ZN).new(:content("f"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("c"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("d"))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("a")))\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("b")))\
)\
)\
.add-child(::($ZN).new(:content("e")));
my Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Tree[Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node] $tree1 .= new(:root($root1), :helper(SimpleHelper.new));
my Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Tree[Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Node] $tree2 .= new(:root($root2), :helper(SimpleHelper.new));
say $tree1.tree-distance($tree2).key; # 2
say $tree1.tree-distance($tree2).value; # ({op => KEEP, pair => 1 => 1} {op => KEEP, pair => 2 => 2} {op => DELETE, pair => 3 => 2} {op => KEEP, pair => 4 => 3} {op => INSERT, pair => 4 => 4} {op => KEEP, pair => 5 => 5} {op => KEEP, pair => 6 => 6})Algorithm::ZhangShasha is an implementation for efficiently computing tree edit distance between trees.
Defined as:
submethod BUILD(NodeT :$!root!, Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Helpable :$!helper!)Creates an Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Tree instance.
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$!rootis the root node of the tree -
$!helperis the helper class that implements four methods:delete-cost,insert-cost,replace-cost,children. If you want to combine 3rd-party node representation (e.g.,DOM::Tiny), you should define a custom helper. (Seet/01-basic.t. It implements an exmple forDOM::Tiny.)
Defined as:
method size(--> Int)Returns the size of the tree.
Defined as:
method tree-distance(Algorithm::ZhangShasha::Tree $another --> Pair)Returns a Pair instance that has the optimal edit distance and the corresponding operations (e.g., DELETE(3,2)) between the two trees. Where .key has the distance and .value has the operations.
Itsuki Toyota [email protected]
Copyright 2020 Itsuki Toyota
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the Artistic License 2.0.
This algorithm is from
- [0] Zhang, Kaizhong, and Dennis Shasha. "Simple fast algorithms for the editing distance between trees and related problems." SIAM journal on computing 18.6 (1989): 1245-1262.