Parity game
Time Limit:1000MS  Memory Limit:65536K
Total Submit:748 Accepted:310

Description
Now and then you play the following game with your friend. Your friend writes down a sequence consisting of zeroes and ones. You choose a continuous subsequence (for example the subsequence from the third to the fifth digit inclusively) and ask him, whether this subsequence contains even or odd number of ones. Your friend answers your question and you can ask him about another subsequence and so on. Your task is to guess the entire sequence of numbers.

You suspect some of your friend's answers may not be correct and you want to convict him of falsehood. Thus you have decided to write a program to help you in this matter. The program will receive a series of your questions together with the answers you have received from your friend. The aim of this program is to find the first answer which is provably wrong, i.e. that there exists a sequence satisfying answers to all the previous questions, but no such sequence satisfies this answer.

Input
The first line of input contains one number, which is the length of the sequence of zeroes and ones. This length is less or equal to 1000000000. In the second line, there is one positive integer which is the number of questions asked and answers to them. The number of questions and answers is less or equal to 5000. The remaining lines specify questions and answers. Each line contains one question and the answer to this question: two integers (the position of the first and last digit in the chosen subsequence) and one word which is either `even' or `odd' (the answer, i.e. the parity of the number of ones in the chosen subsequence, where `even' means an even number of ones and `odd' means an odd number).

Output
There is only one line in output containing one integer X. Number X says that there exists a sequence of zeroes and ones satisfying first X parity conditions, but there exists none satisfying X+1 conditions. If there exists a sequence of zeroes and ones satisfying all the given conditions, then number X should be the number of all the questions asked.

Sample Input

10
5
1 2 even
3 4 odd
5 6 even
1 6 even
7 10 odd

 

Sample Output

3

 

Source
CEOI 1999

Step 1:   由于端点数目远远小于数据范围 给于数据范围离散化
Step 2:将区间问题转化成单点 sum[a,b] = sum[0,b] - sum[0, a-1];
Step 3:   构造并查集,设置一个属性prt代表和父结点的XOR值。即:
如果父结点为偶 prt = true 则本节点为奇
同理可推知其他情况 构建并查集的目的是为了是查询能够在有联系的两个节点之间通过其他结点迅速判断奇偶性
对于一个询问(l, r, p):若l-1r是属于同一个集合,则检查l-1r相对于根o的奇偶性差异P[l -1, o]P[r, o]。看这两个差异值的差异是不是就是p,即P[l-1, o] xor P[r, o]是不是等于p,不是则矛盾。若l-1r是不属于同一个集合,则将l-1r所在树的根节点合并起来,这两个根结点间奇偶性差异为P[l-1,o] xor P[r, o] xor p
有构建的方式可以看出 这个并查集是可以路径压缩的

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 6PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game#include <map>
 7PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game#include <iostream>
 8PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game#include <string>
 9PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameusing namespace std;
10PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameconst int N  = 5010;
11PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint x[N], y[N];
12PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebool odd[N];
13PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint p[2 * N];
14PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebool prt[2 * N];
15PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint Root(int x, bool & e)
16PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
17PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint r = x, t = x;
18PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebool res = prt[x];
19PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamewhile(p[r] != r)
20PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
21PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game= p[r];
22PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameres = res ^ prt[r];
23PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
24PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game= res;
25PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamereturn r;
26PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
27PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamevoid Union(int a, int b, bool e)
28PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
29PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamep[a] = b;
30PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameprt[a] = e;
31PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
32PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebool chk(int idx)
33PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
34PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint a = x[idx], b = y[idx];
35PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebool e = odd[idx], ea, eb;
36PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint ra = Root(a, ea), rb = Root(b, eb);
37PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(ra == rb)
38PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
39PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif( (ea ^ eb) != e) return false;
40PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
41PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameelse
42PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
43PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameUnion(ra, rb, (ea ^ eb ^ e) );
44PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
45PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamereturn true;
46PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
47PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint main()
48PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
49PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game//    freopen("t.in""r", stdin);
50PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamemap<intint> m;
51PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameint l, i, ncmd, a, b, idx;
52PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamestring s;
53PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamecin >> l >> ncmd;
54PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamefor(i = 0, idx = 0; i < ncmd; ++i)
55PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game{
56PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamecin >> a >> b >> s;
57PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(a > b) swap(a, b);
58PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game--a;
59PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(a < 0)
60PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamewhile(1) printf("1");
61PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(!m.count(a)) m[a] = idx++;
62PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(!m.count(b)) m[b] = idx++;
63PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamex[i] = m[a]; y[i] = m[b];
64PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameodd[i] = s[0== 'o';
65PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
66PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamefor(i = 0; i < idx; ++i) { p[i] = i; prt[i] = false; }
67PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamefor(i = 0; i < ncmd; ++i) {
68PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameif(!chk(i))
69PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamebreak;
70PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
71PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gameprintf("%d\n", i);
72PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity gamereturn 0;
73PKU1733 URAL1003 Parity game}
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