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package org.apache.lucene.util.automaton;
import java.util.*;
import org.apache.lucene.util.BytesRef;
import org.apache.lucene.util.StringHelper;
Construction of basic automata.
@lucene.experimental
/**
* Construction of basic automata.
*
* @lucene.experimental
*/
final public class Automata {
private Automata() {}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton with the empty language.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton with the empty language.
*/
public static Automaton makeEmpty() {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts only the empty string.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts only the empty string.
*/
public static Automaton makeEmptyString() {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
a.createState();
a.setAccept(0, true);
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all strings.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all strings.
*/
public static Automaton makeAnyString() {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int s = a.createState();
a.setAccept(s, true);
a.addTransition(s, s, Character.MIN_CODE_POINT, Character.MAX_CODE_POINT);
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all binary terms.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts all binary terms.
*/
public static Automaton makeAnyBinary() {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int s = a.createState();
a.setAccept(s, true);
a.addTransition(s, s, 0, 255);
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts any single codepoint.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts any single codepoint.
*/
public static Automaton makeAnyChar() {
return makeCharRange(Character.MIN_CODE_POINT, Character.MAX_CODE_POINT);
}
Accept any single character starting from the specified state, returning the new state /** Accept any single character starting from the specified state, returning the new state */
public static int appendAnyChar(Automaton a, int state) {
int newState = a.createState();
a.addTransition(state, newState, Character.MIN_CODE_POINT, Character.MAX_CODE_POINT);
return newState;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint of
the given value.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint of
* the given value.
*/
public static Automaton makeChar(int c) {
return makeCharRange(c, c);
}
Appends the specified character to the specified state, returning a new state. /** Appends the specified character to the specified state, returning a new state. */
public static int appendChar(Automaton a, int state, int c) {
int newState = a.createState();
a.addTransition(state, newState, c, c);
return newState;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint whose
value is in the given interval (including both end points).
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts a single codepoint whose
* value is in the given interval (including both end points).
*/
public static Automaton makeCharRange(int min, int max) {
if (min > max) {
return makeEmpty();
}
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int s1 = a.createState();
int s2 = a.createState();
a.setAccept(s2, true);
a.addTransition(s1, s2, min, max);
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of length
x.substring(n).length().
/**
* Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of length
* x.substring(n).length().
*/
private static int anyOfRightLength(Automaton.Builder builder, String x, int n) {
int s = builder.createState();
if (x.length() == n) {
builder.setAccept(s, true);
} else {
builder.addTransition(s, anyOfRightLength(builder, x, n + 1), '0', '9');
}
return s;
}
Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value at least
x.substring(n) and length x.substring(n).length().
/**
* Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value at least
* x.substring(n) and length x.substring(n).length().
*/
private static int atLeast(Automaton.Builder builder, String x, int n, Collection<Integer> initials,
boolean zeros) {
int s = builder.createState();
if (x.length() == n) {
builder.setAccept(s, true);
} else {
if (zeros) {
initials.add(s);
}
char c = x.charAt(n);
builder.addTransition(s, atLeast(builder, x, n + 1, initials, zeros && c == '0'), c);
if (c < '9') {
builder.addTransition(s, anyOfRightLength(builder, x, n + 1), (char) (c + 1), '9');
}
}
return s;
}
Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value at most
x.substring(n) and length x.substring(n).length().
/**
* Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value at most
* x.substring(n) and length x.substring(n).length().
*/
private static int atMost(Automaton.Builder builder, String x, int n) {
int s = builder.createState();
if (x.length() == n) {
builder.setAccept(s, true);
} else {
char c = x.charAt(n);
builder.addTransition(s, atMost(builder, x, (char) n + 1), c);
if (c > '0') {
builder.addTransition(s, anyOfRightLength(builder, x, n + 1), '0', (char) (c - 1));
}
}
return s;
}
Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value between
x.substring(n) and y.substring(n) and of length x.substring(n).length()
(which must be equal to y.substring(n).length()).
/**
* Constructs sub-automaton corresponding to decimal numbers of value between
* x.substring(n) and y.substring(n) and of length x.substring(n).length()
* (which must be equal to y.substring(n).length()).
*/
private static int between(Automaton.Builder builder,
String x, String y, int n,
Collection<Integer> initials, boolean zeros) {
int s = builder.createState();
if (x.length() == n) {
builder.setAccept(s, true);
} else {
if (zeros) {
initials.add(s);
}
char cx = x.charAt(n);
char cy = y.charAt(n);
if (cx == cy) {
builder.addTransition(s, between(builder, x, y, n + 1, initials, zeros && cx == '0'), cx);
} else { // cx<cy
builder.addTransition(s, atLeast(builder, x, n + 1, initials, zeros && cx == '0'), cx);
builder.addTransition(s, atMost(builder, y, n + 1), cy);
if (cx + 1 < cy) {
builder.addTransition(s, anyOfRightLength(builder, x, n+1), (char) (cx + 1), (char) (cy - 1));
}
}
}
return s;
}
private static boolean suffixIsZeros(BytesRef br, int len) {
for(int i=len;i<br.length;i++) {
if (br.bytes[br.offset+i] != 0) {
return false;
}
}
return true;
}
Creates a new deterministic, minimal automaton accepting all binary terms in the specified interval. Note that unlike makeDecimalInterval
, the returned automaton is infinite, because terms behave like floating point numbers leading with a decimal point. However, in the special case where min == max, and both are inclusive, the automata will be finite and accept exactly one term. /** Creates a new deterministic, minimal automaton accepting
* all binary terms in the specified interval. Note that unlike
* {@link #makeDecimalInterval}, the returned automaton is infinite,
* because terms behave like floating point numbers leading with
* a decimal point. However, in the special case where min == max,
* and both are inclusive, the automata will be finite and accept
* exactly one term. */
public static Automaton makeBinaryInterval(BytesRef min, boolean minInclusive, BytesRef max, boolean maxInclusive) {
if (min == null && minInclusive == false) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("minInclusive must be true when min is null (open ended)");
}
if (max == null && maxInclusive == false) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("maxInclusive must be true when max is null (open ended)");
}
if (min == null) {
min = new BytesRef();
minInclusive = true;
}
int cmp;
if (max != null) {
cmp = min.compareTo(max);
} else {
cmp = -1;
if (min.length == 0 && minInclusive) {
return makeAnyBinary();
}
}
if (cmp == 0) {
if (minInclusive == false || maxInclusive == false) {
return makeEmpty();
} else {
return makeBinary(min);
}
} else if (cmp > 0) {
// max > min
return makeEmpty();
}
if (max != null &&
StringHelper.startsWith(max, min) &&
suffixIsZeros(max, min.length)) {
// Finite case: no sink state!
int maxLength = max.length;
// the == case was handled above
assert maxLength > min.length;
// bar -> bar\0+
if (maxInclusive == false) {
maxLength--;
}
if (maxLength == min.length) {
if (minInclusive == false) {
return makeEmpty();
} else {
return makeBinary(min);
}
}
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int lastState = a.createState();
for (int i=0;i<min.length;i++) {
int state = a.createState();
int label = min.bytes[min.offset+i] & 0xff;
a.addTransition(lastState, state, label);
lastState = state;
}
if (minInclusive) {
a.setAccept(lastState, true);
}
for(int i=min.length;i<maxLength;i++) {
int state = a.createState();
a.addTransition(lastState, state, 0);
a.setAccept(state, true);
lastState = state;
}
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int startState = a.createState();
int sinkState = a.createState();
a.setAccept(sinkState, true);
// This state accepts all suffixes:
a.addTransition(sinkState, sinkState, 0, 255);
boolean equalPrefix = true;
int lastState = startState;
int firstMaxState = -1;
int sharedPrefixLength = 0;
for(int i=0;i<min.length;i++) {
int minLabel = min.bytes[min.offset+i] & 0xff;
int maxLabel;
if (max != null && equalPrefix && i < max.length) {
maxLabel = max.bytes[max.offset+i] & 0xff;
} else {
maxLabel = -1;
}
int nextState;
if (minInclusive && i == min.length-1 && (equalPrefix == false || minLabel != maxLabel)) {
nextState = sinkState;
} else {
nextState = a.createState();
}
if (equalPrefix) {
if (minLabel == maxLabel) {
// Still in shared prefix
a.addTransition(lastState, nextState, minLabel);
} else if (max == null) {
equalPrefix = false;
sharedPrefixLength = 0;
a.addTransition(lastState, sinkState, minLabel+1, 0xff);
a.addTransition(lastState, nextState, minLabel);
} else {
// This is the first point where min & max diverge:
assert maxLabel > minLabel;
a.addTransition(lastState, nextState, minLabel);
if (maxLabel > minLabel + 1) {
a.addTransition(lastState, sinkState, minLabel+1, maxLabel-1);
}
// Now fork off path for max:
if (maxInclusive || i < max.length-1) {
firstMaxState = a.createState();
if (i < max.length-1) {
a.setAccept(firstMaxState, true);
}
a.addTransition(lastState, firstMaxState, maxLabel);
}
equalPrefix = false;
sharedPrefixLength = i;
}
} else {
// OK, already diverged:
a.addTransition(lastState, nextState, minLabel);
if (minLabel < 255) {
a.addTransition(lastState, sinkState, minLabel+1, 255);
}
}
lastState = nextState;
}
// Accept any suffix appended to the min term:
if (equalPrefix == false && lastState != sinkState && lastState != startState) {
a.addTransition(lastState, sinkState, 0, 255);
}
if (minInclusive) {
// Accept exactly the min term:
a.setAccept(lastState, true);
}
if (max != null) {
// Now do max:
if (firstMaxState == -1) {
// Min was a full prefix of max
sharedPrefixLength = min.length;
} else {
lastState = firstMaxState;
sharedPrefixLength++;
}
for(int i=sharedPrefixLength;i<max.length;i++) {
int maxLabel = max.bytes[max.offset+i]&0xff;
if (maxLabel > 0) {
a.addTransition(lastState, sinkState, 0, maxLabel-1);
}
if (maxInclusive || i < max.length-1) {
int nextState = a.createState();
if (i < max.length-1) {
a.setAccept(nextState, true);
}
a.addTransition(lastState, nextState, maxLabel);
lastState = nextState;
}
}
if (maxInclusive) {
a.setAccept(lastState, true);
}
}
a.finishState();
assert a.isDeterministic(): a.toDot();
return a;
}
Returns a new automaton that accepts strings representing decimal (base 10)
non-negative integers in the given interval.
Params: - min – minimal value of interval
- max – maximal value of interval (both end points are included in the
interval)
- digits – if > 0, use fixed number of digits (strings must be prefixed
by 0's to obtain the right length) - otherwise, the number of
digits is not fixed (any number of leading 0s is accepted)
Throws: - IllegalArgumentException – if min > max or if numbers in the
interval cannot be expressed with the given fixed number of
digits
/**
* Returns a new automaton that accepts strings representing decimal (base 10)
* non-negative integers in the given interval.
*
* @param min minimal value of interval
* @param max maximal value of interval (both end points are included in the
* interval)
* @param digits if > 0, use fixed number of digits (strings must be prefixed
* by 0's to obtain the right length) - otherwise, the number of
* digits is not fixed (any number of leading 0s is accepted)
* @exception IllegalArgumentException if min > max or if numbers in the
* interval cannot be expressed with the given fixed number of
* digits
*/
public static Automaton makeDecimalInterval(int min, int max, int digits)
throws IllegalArgumentException {
String x = Integer.toString(min);
String y = Integer.toString(max);
if (min > max || (digits > 0 && y.length() > digits)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException();
}
int d;
if (digits > 0) d = digits;
else d = y.length();
StringBuilder bx = new StringBuilder();
for (int i = x.length(); i < d; i++) {
bx.append('0');
}
bx.append(x);
x = bx.toString();
StringBuilder by = new StringBuilder();
for (int i = y.length(); i < d; i++) {
by.append('0');
}
by.append(y);
y = by.toString();
Automaton.Builder builder = new Automaton.Builder();
if (digits <= 0) {
// Reserve the "real" initial state:
builder.createState();
}
Collection<Integer> initials = new ArrayList<>();
between(builder, x, y, 0, initials, digits <= 0);
Automaton a1 = builder.finish();
if (digits <= 0) {
a1.addTransition(0, 0, '0');
for (int p : initials) {
a1.addEpsilon(0, p);
}
a1.finishState();
}
return a1;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
string.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
* string.
*/
public static Automaton makeString(String s) {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int lastState = a.createState();
for (int i = 0, cp = 0; i < s.length(); i += Character.charCount(cp)) {
int state = a.createState();
cp = s.codePointAt(i);
a.addTransition(lastState, state, cp);
lastState = state;
}
a.setAccept(lastState, true);
a.finishState();
assert a.isDeterministic();
assert Operations.hasDeadStates(a) == false;
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
binary term.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
* binary term.
*/
public static Automaton makeBinary(BytesRef term) {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
int lastState = a.createState();
for (int i=0;i<term.length;i++) {
int state = a.createState();
int label = term.bytes[term.offset+i] & 0xff;
a.addTransition(lastState, state, label);
lastState = state;
}
a.setAccept(lastState, true);
a.finishState();
assert a.isDeterministic();
assert Operations.hasDeadStates(a) == false;
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
string from the specified unicode code points.
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic) automaton that accepts the single given
* string from the specified unicode code points.
*/
public static Automaton makeString(int[] word, int offset, int length) {
Automaton a = new Automaton();
a.createState();
int s = 0;
for (int i = offset; i < offset+length; i++) {
int s2 = a.createState();
a.addTransition(s, s2, word[i]);
s = s2;
}
a.setAccept(s, true);
a.finishState();
return a;
}
Returns a new (deterministic and minimal) automaton that accepts the union of the given collection of BytesRef
s representing UTF-8 encoded strings. Params: - utf8Strings –
The input strings, UTF-8 encoded. The collection must be in sorted
order.
Returns: An Automaton
accepting all input strings. The resulting automaton is codepoint based (full unicode codepoints on transitions).
/**
* Returns a new (deterministic and minimal) automaton that accepts the union
* of the given collection of {@link BytesRef}s representing UTF-8 encoded
* strings.
*
* @param utf8Strings
* The input strings, UTF-8 encoded. The collection must be in sorted
* order.
*
* @return An {@link Automaton} accepting all input strings. The resulting
* automaton is codepoint based (full unicode codepoints on
* transitions).
*/
public static Automaton makeStringUnion(Collection<BytesRef> utf8Strings) {
if (utf8Strings.isEmpty()) {
return makeEmpty();
} else {
return DaciukMihovAutomatonBuilder.build(utf8Strings);
}
}
}