sat/linear_constraint.h

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#ifndef OR_TOOLS_SAT_LINEAR_CONSTRAINT_H_
#define OR_TOOLS_SAT_LINEAR_CONSTRAINT_H_
 
#include <vector>
 
#include "ortools/base/strong_vector.h"
#include "ortools/sat/integer.h"
#include "ortools/sat/model.h"
 
namespace operations_research {
namespace sat {
 
// One linear constraint on a set of Integer variables.
// Important: there should be no duplicate variables.
//
// We also assume that we never have integer overflow when evaluating such
// constraint at the ROOT node. This should be enforced by the checker for user
// given constraints, and we must enforce it ourselves for the newly created
// constraint. See ValidateLinearConstraintForOverflow().
struct LinearConstraint {
  IntegerValue lb;
  IntegerValue ub;
  std::vector<IntegerVariable> vars;
  std::vector<IntegerValue> coeffs;
 
  LinearConstraint() {}
  LinearConstraint(IntegerValue _lb, IntegerValue _ub) : lb(_lb), ub(_ub) {}
 
  void AddTerm(IntegerVariable var, IntegerValue coeff) {
    vars.push_back(var);
    coeffs.push_back(coeff);
  }
 
  void Clear() {
    lb = ub = IntegerValue(0);
    ClearTerms();
  }
 
  void ClearTerms() {
    vars.clear();
    coeffs.clear();
  }
 
  std::string DebugString() const {
    std::string result;
    if (lb.value() > kMinIntegerValue) {
      absl::StrAppend(&result, lb.value(), " <= ");
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < vars.size(); ++i) {
      absl::StrAppend(&result, i > 0 ? " " : "",
                      IntegerTermDebugString(vars[i], coeffs[i]));
    }
    if (ub.value() < kMaxIntegerValue) {
      absl::StrAppend(&result, " <= ", ub.value());
    }
    return result;
  }
 
  bool operator==(const LinearConstraint other) const {
    if (this->lb != other.lb) return false;
    if (this->ub != other.ub) return false;
    if (this->vars != other.vars) return false;
    if (this->coeffs != other.coeffs) return false;
    return true;
  }
};
 
inline std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const LinearConstraint& ct) {
  os << ct.DebugString();
  return os;
}
 
// Helper struct to model linear expression for lin_min/lin_max constraints. The
// canonical expression should only contain positive coefficients.
struct LinearExpression {
  std::vector<IntegerVariable> vars;
  std::vector<IntegerValue> coeffs;
  IntegerValue offset = IntegerValue(0);
 
  // Return the evaluation of the linear expression using the values from
  // lp_values.
  double LpValue(
      const absl::StrongVector<IntegerVariable, double>& lp_values) const;
 
  std::string DebugString() const;
};
 
// Returns the same expression in the canonical form (all positive
// coefficients).
LinearExpression CanonicalizeExpr(const LinearExpression& expr);
 
// Returns lower bound of linear expression using variable bounds of the
// variables in expression. Assumes Canonical expression (all positive
// coefficients).
IntegerValue LinExprLowerBound(const LinearExpression& expr,
                               const IntegerTrail& integer_trail);
 
// Returns upper bound of linear expression using variable bounds of the
// variables in expression. Assumes Canonical expression (all positive
// coefficients).
IntegerValue LinExprUpperBound(const LinearExpression& expr,
                               const IntegerTrail& integer_trail);
 
// Makes sure that any of our future computation on this constraint will not
// cause overflow. We use the level zero bounds and use the same definition as
// in PossibleIntegerOverflow() in the cp_model.proto checker.
//
// Namely, the sum of positive terms, the sum of negative terms and their
// difference shouldn't overflow. Note that we don't validate the rhs, but if
// the bounds are properly relaxed, then this shouldn't cause any issues.
//
// Note(user): We should avoid doing this test too often as it can be slow. At
// least do not do it more than once on each constraint.
bool ValidateLinearConstraintForOverflow(const LinearConstraint& constraint,
                                         const IntegerTrail& integer_trail);
 
// Preserves canonicality.
LinearExpression NegationOf(const LinearExpression& expr);
 
// Returns the same expression with positive variables.
LinearExpression PositiveVarExpr(const LinearExpression& expr);
 
// Returns the coefficient of the variable in the expression. Works in linear
// time.
// Note: GetCoefficient(NegationOf(var, expr)) == -GetCoefficient(var, expr).
IntegerValue GetCoefficient(const IntegerVariable var,
                            const LinearExpression& expr);
IntegerValue GetCoefficientOfPositiveVar(const IntegerVariable var,
                                         const LinearExpression& expr);
 
// Allow to build a LinearConstraint while making sure there is no duplicate
// variables. Note that we do not simplify literal/variable that are currently
// fixed here.
class LinearConstraintBuilder {
 public:
  // We support "sticky" kMinIntegerValue for lb and kMaxIntegerValue for ub
  // for one-sided constraints.
  //
  // Assumes that the 'model' has IntegerEncoder.
  LinearConstraintBuilder(const Model* model, IntegerValue lb, IntegerValue ub)
      : encoder_(*model->Get<IntegerEncoder>()), lb_(lb), ub_(ub) {}
 
  // Adds var * coeff to the constraint.
  void AddTerm(IntegerVariable var, IntegerValue coeff);
  void AddTerm(AffineExpression expr, IntegerValue coeff);
  void AddLinearExpression(const LinearExpression& expr);
  void AddLinearExpression(const LinearExpression& expr, IntegerValue coeff);
 
  // Add an under linearization of the product of two affine expressions.
  // If at least one of them is fixed, then we add the exact product (which is
  // linear). Otherwise, we use McCormick relaxation:
  //     left * right = (left_min + delta_left) * (right_min + delta_right) =
  //         left_min * right_min + delta_left * right_min +
  //          delta_right * left_min + delta_left * delta_right
  //     which is >= (by ignoring the quatratic term)
  //         right_min * left + left_min * right - right_min * left_min
  //
  // TODO(user): We could use (max - delta) instead of (min + delta) for each
  // expression instead. This would depend on the LP value of the left and
  // right.
  void AddQuadraticLowerBound(AffineExpression left, AffineExpression right,
                              IntegerTrail* integer_trail);
 
  // Add value as a constant term to the linear equation.
  void AddConstant(IntegerValue value);
 
  // Add literal * coeff to the constaint. Returns false and do nothing if the
  // given literal didn't have an integer view.
  ABSL_MUST_USE_RESULT bool AddLiteralTerm(Literal lit, IntegerValue coeff);
 
  // Builds and return the corresponding constraint in a canonical form.
  // All the IntegerVariable will be positive and appear in increasing index
  // order.
  //
  // TODO(user): this doesn't invalidate the builder object, but if one wants
  // to do a lot of dynamic editing to the constraint, then then underlying
  // algorithm needs to be optimized of that.
  LinearConstraint Build();
 
 private:
  const IntegerEncoder& encoder_;
  IntegerValue lb_;
  IntegerValue ub_;
 
  // Initially we push all AddTerm() here, and during Build() we merge terms
  // on the same variable.
  std::vector<std::pair<IntegerVariable, IntegerValue>> terms_;
};
 
// Returns the activity of the given constraint. That is the current value of
// the linear terms.
double ComputeActivity(
    const LinearConstraint& constraint,
    const absl::StrongVector<IntegerVariable, double>& values);
 
// Returns sqrt(sum square(coeff)).
double ComputeL2Norm(const LinearConstraint& constraint);
 
// Returns the maximum absolute value of the coefficients.
IntegerValue ComputeInfinityNorm(const LinearConstraint& constraint);
 
// Returns the scalar product of given constraint coefficients. This method
// assumes that the constraint variables are in sorted order.
double ScalarProduct(const LinearConstraint& constraint1,
                     const LinearConstraint& constraint2);
 
// Computes the GCD of the constraint coefficient, and divide them by it. This
// also tighten the constraint bounds assumming all the variables are integer.
void DivideByGCD(LinearConstraint* constraint);
 
// Removes the entries with a coefficient of zero.
void RemoveZeroTerms(LinearConstraint* constraint);
 
// Makes all coefficients positive by transforming a variable to its negation.
void MakeAllCoefficientsPositive(LinearConstraint* constraint);
 
// Makes all variables "positive" by transforming a variable to its negation.
void MakeAllVariablesPositive(LinearConstraint* constraint);
 
// Sorts and merges duplicate IntegerVariable in the given "terms".
// Fills the given LinearConstraint with the result.
void CleanTermsAndFillConstraint(
    std::vector<std::pair<IntegerVariable, IntegerValue>>* terms,
    LinearConstraint* constraint);
 
// Sorts the terms and makes all IntegerVariable positive. This assumes that a
// variable or its negation only appear once.
//
// Note that currently this allocates some temporary memory.
void CanonicalizeConstraint(LinearConstraint* ct);
 
// Returns false if duplicate variables are found in ct.
bool NoDuplicateVariable(const LinearConstraint& ct);
 
}  // namespace sat
}  // namespace operations_research
 
#endif  // OR_TOOLS_SAT_LINEAR_CONSTRAINT_H_