OR-Tools  9.2
routing_breaks.cc
Go to the documentation of this file.
1// Copyright 2010-2021 Google LLC
2// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
3// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
4// You may obtain a copy of the License at
5//
6// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
7//
8// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
9// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
10// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
11// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
12// limitations under the License.
13
14#include <algorithm>
15#include <cstdint>
16#include <iterator>
17#include <limits>
18#include <map>
19#include <numeric>
20#include <string>
21#include <utility>
22#include <vector>
23
33
34namespace operations_research {
35
37 DCHECK_LE(tasks->num_chain_tasks, tasks->start_min.size());
38 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->start_max.size());
39 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->duration_min.size());
40 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->duration_max.size());
41 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->end_min.size());
42 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->end_max.size());
43 DCHECK_EQ(tasks->start_min.size(), tasks->is_preemptible.size());
44 // Do forward deductions, then backward deductions.
45 // All propagators are followed by Precedences(),
46 // except MirrorTasks() after which Precedences() would make no deductions,
47 // and DetectablePrecedencesWithChain() which is stronger than Precedences().
48 // Precedences() is a propagator that does obvious deductions quickly (O(n)),
49 // so interleaving Precedences() speeds up the propagation fixed point.
50 if (!Precedences(tasks) || !EdgeFinding(tasks) || !Precedences(tasks) ||
52 return false;
53 }
54 if (!tasks->forbidden_intervals.empty()) {
55 if (!ForbiddenIntervals(tasks) || !Precedences(tasks)) return false;
56 }
57 if (!tasks->distance_duration.empty()) {
58 if (!DistanceDuration(tasks) || !Precedences(tasks)) return false;
59 }
60 if (!MirrorTasks(tasks) || !EdgeFinding(tasks) || !Precedences(tasks) ||
62 return false;
63 }
64 return true;
65}
66
68 const int num_chain_tasks = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
69 if (num_chain_tasks > 0) {
70 // Propagate forwards.
71 int64_t time = tasks->start_min[0];
72 for (int task = 0; task < num_chain_tasks; ++task) {
73 time = std::max(tasks->start_min[task], time);
74 tasks->start_min[task] = time;
75 time = CapAdd(time, tasks->duration_min[task]);
76 if (tasks->end_max[task] < time) return false;
77 time = std::max(time, tasks->end_min[task]);
78 tasks->end_min[task] = time;
79 }
80 // Propagate backwards.
81 time = tasks->end_max[num_chain_tasks - 1];
82 for (int task = num_chain_tasks - 1; task >= 0; --task) {
83 time = std::min(tasks->end_max[task], time);
84 tasks->end_max[task] = time;
85 time = CapSub(time, tasks->duration_min[task]);
86 if (time < tasks->start_min[task]) return false;
87 time = std::min(time, tasks->start_max[task]);
88 tasks->start_max[task] = time;
89 }
90 }
91 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
92 for (int task = 0; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
93 // Enforce start + duration <= end.
94 tasks->end_min[task] =
95 std::max(tasks->end_min[task],
96 CapAdd(tasks->start_min[task], tasks->duration_min[task]));
97 tasks->start_max[task] =
98 std::min(tasks->start_max[task],
99 CapSub(tasks->end_max[task], tasks->duration_min[task]));
100 tasks->duration_max[task] =
101 std::min(tasks->duration_max[task],
102 CapSub(tasks->end_max[task], tasks->start_min[task]));
103 if (!tasks->is_preemptible[task]) {
104 // Enforce start + duration == end for nonpreemptibles.
105 tasks->end_max[task] =
106 std::min(tasks->end_max[task],
107 CapAdd(tasks->start_max[task], tasks->duration_max[task]));
108 tasks->start_min[task] =
109 std::max(tasks->start_min[task],
110 CapSub(tasks->end_min[task], tasks->duration_max[task]));
111 tasks->duration_min[task] =
112 std::max(tasks->duration_min[task],
113 CapSub(tasks->end_min[task], tasks->start_max[task]));
114 }
115 if (tasks->duration_min[task] > tasks->duration_max[task]) return false;
116 if (tasks->end_min[task] > tasks->end_max[task]) return false;
117 if (tasks->start_min[task] > tasks->start_max[task]) return false;
118 }
119 return true;
120}
121
123 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
124 // For all tasks, start_min := -end_max and end_max := -start_min.
125 for (int task = 0; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
126 const int64_t t = -tasks->start_min[task];
127 tasks->start_min[task] = -tasks->end_max[task];
128 tasks->end_max[task] = t;
129 }
130 // For all tasks, start_max := -end_min and end_min := -start_max.
131 for (int task = 0; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
132 const int64_t t = -tasks->start_max[task];
133 tasks->start_max[task] = -tasks->end_min[task];
134 tasks->end_min[task] = t;
135 }
136 // In the mirror problem, tasks linked by precedences are in reversed order.
137 const int num_chain_tasks = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
138 for (const auto it :
139 {tasks->start_min.begin(), tasks->start_max.begin(),
140 tasks->duration_min.begin(), tasks->duration_max.begin(),
141 tasks->end_min.begin(), tasks->end_max.begin()}) {
142 std::reverse(it, it + num_chain_tasks);
143 std::reverse(it + num_chain_tasks, it + num_tasks);
144 }
145 std::reverse(tasks->is_preemptible.begin(),
146 tasks->is_preemptible.begin() + num_chain_tasks);
147 std::reverse(tasks->is_preemptible.begin() + num_chain_tasks,
148 tasks->is_preemptible.begin() + num_tasks);
149 return true;
150}
151
153 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
154 // Prepare start_min events for tree.
155 tasks_by_start_min_.resize(num_tasks);
156 std::iota(tasks_by_start_min_.begin(), tasks_by_start_min_.end(), 0);
157 std::sort(
158 tasks_by_start_min_.begin(), tasks_by_start_min_.end(),
159 [&](int i, int j) { return tasks->start_min[i] < tasks->start_min[j]; });
160 event_of_task_.resize(num_tasks);
161 for (int event = 0; event < num_tasks; ++event) {
162 event_of_task_[tasks_by_start_min_[event]] = event;
163 }
164 // Tasks will be browsed according to end_max order.
165 tasks_by_end_max_.resize(num_tasks);
166 std::iota(tasks_by_end_max_.begin(), tasks_by_end_max_.end(), 0);
167 std::sort(
168 tasks_by_end_max_.begin(), tasks_by_end_max_.end(),
169 [&](int i, int j) { return tasks->end_max[i] < tasks->end_max[j]; });
170
171 // Generic overload checking: insert tasks by end_max,
172 // fail if envelope > end_max.
173 theta_lambda_tree_.Reset(num_tasks);
174 for (const int task : tasks_by_end_max_) {
175 theta_lambda_tree_.AddOrUpdateEvent(
176 event_of_task_[task], tasks->start_min[task], tasks->duration_min[task],
177 tasks->duration_min[task]);
178 if (theta_lambda_tree_.GetEnvelope() > tasks->end_max[task]) {
179 return false;
180 }
181 }
182
183 // Generic edge finding: from full set of tasks, at each end_max event in
184 // decreasing order, check lambda feasibility, then move end_max task from
185 // theta to lambda.
186 for (int i = num_tasks - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
187 const int task = tasks_by_end_max_[i];
188 const int64_t envelope = theta_lambda_tree_.GetEnvelope();
189 // If a nonpreemptible optional would overload end_max, push to envelope.
190 while (theta_lambda_tree_.GetOptionalEnvelope() > tasks->end_max[task]) {
191 int critical_event; // Dummy value.
192 int optional_event;
193 int64_t available_energy; // Dummy value.
195 tasks->end_max[task], &critical_event, &optional_event,
196 &available_energy);
197 const int optional_task = tasks_by_start_min_[optional_event];
198 tasks->start_min[optional_task] =
199 std::max(tasks->start_min[optional_task], envelope);
200 theta_lambda_tree_.RemoveEvent(optional_event);
201 }
202 if (!tasks->is_preemptible[task]) {
203 theta_lambda_tree_.AddOrUpdateOptionalEvent(event_of_task_[task],
204 tasks->start_min[task],
205 tasks->duration_min[task]);
206 } else {
207 theta_lambda_tree_.RemoveEvent(event_of_task_[task]);
208 }
209 }
210 return true;
211}
212
214 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
215 // Prepare start_min events for tree.
216 tasks_by_start_min_.resize(num_tasks);
217 std::iota(tasks_by_start_min_.begin(), tasks_by_start_min_.end(), 0);
218 std::sort(
219 tasks_by_start_min_.begin(), tasks_by_start_min_.end(),
220 [&](int i, int j) { return tasks->start_min[i] < tasks->start_min[j]; });
221 event_of_task_.resize(num_tasks);
222 for (int event = 0; event < num_tasks; ++event) {
223 event_of_task_[tasks_by_start_min_[event]] = event;
224 }
225 theta_lambda_tree_.Reset(num_tasks);
226
227 // Sort nonchain tasks by start max = end_max - duration_min.
228 const int num_chain_tasks = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
229 nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.resize(num_tasks - num_chain_tasks);
230 std::iota(nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.begin(),
231 nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.end(), num_chain_tasks);
232 std::sort(nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.begin(),
233 nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.end(), [&tasks](int i, int j) {
234 return tasks->end_max[i] - tasks->duration_min[i] <
235 tasks->end_max[j] - tasks->duration_min[j];
236 });
237
238 // Detectable precedences, specialized for routes: for every task on route,
239 // put all tasks before it in the tree, then push with envelope.
240 int index_nonchain = 0;
241 for (int i = 0; i < num_chain_tasks; ++i) {
242 if (!tasks->is_preemptible[i]) {
243 // Add all nonchain tasks detected before i.
244 while (index_nonchain < nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_.size()) {
245 const int task = nonchain_tasks_by_start_max_[index_nonchain];
246 if (tasks->end_max[task] - tasks->duration_min[task] >=
247 tasks->start_min[i] + tasks->duration_min[i])
248 break;
249 theta_lambda_tree_.AddOrUpdateEvent(
250 event_of_task_[task], tasks->start_min[task],
251 tasks->duration_min[task], tasks->duration_min[task]);
252 index_nonchain++;
253 }
254 }
255 // All chain and nonchain tasks before i are now in the tree, push i.
256 const int64_t new_start_min = theta_lambda_tree_.GetEnvelope();
257 // Add i to the tree before updating it.
258 theta_lambda_tree_.AddOrUpdateEvent(event_of_task_[i], tasks->start_min[i],
259 tasks->duration_min[i],
260 tasks->duration_min[i]);
261 tasks->start_min[i] = std::max(tasks->start_min[i], new_start_min);
262 }
263 return true;
264}
265
267 if (tasks->forbidden_intervals.empty()) return true;
268 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
269 for (int task = 0; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
270 if (tasks->duration_min[task] == 0) continue;
271 if (tasks->forbidden_intervals[task] == nullptr) continue;
272 // If start_min forbidden, push to next feasible value.
273 {
274 const auto& interval =
275 tasks->forbidden_intervals[task]->FirstIntervalGreaterOrEqual(
276 tasks->start_min[task]);
277 if (interval == tasks->forbidden_intervals[task]->end()) continue;
278 if (interval->start <= tasks->start_min[task]) {
279 tasks->start_min[task] = CapAdd(interval->end, 1);
280 }
281 }
282 // If end_max forbidden, push to next feasible value.
283 {
284 const int64_t start_max =
285 CapSub(tasks->end_max[task], tasks->duration_min[task]);
286 const auto& interval =
287 tasks->forbidden_intervals[task]->LastIntervalLessOrEqual(start_max);
288 if (interval == tasks->forbidden_intervals[task]->end()) continue;
289 if (interval->end >= start_max) {
290 tasks->end_max[task] =
291 CapAdd(interval->start, tasks->duration_min[task] - 1);
292 }
293 }
294 if (CapAdd(tasks->start_min[task], tasks->duration_min[task]) >
295 tasks->end_max[task]) {
296 return false;
297 }
298 }
299 return true;
300}
301
303 if (tasks->distance_duration.empty()) return true;
304 if (tasks->num_chain_tasks == 0) return true;
305 const int route_start = 0;
306 const int route_end = tasks->num_chain_tasks - 1;
307 const int num_tasks = tasks->start_min.size();
308 for (int i = 0; i < tasks->distance_duration.size(); ++i) {
309 const int64_t max_distance = tasks->distance_duration[i].first;
310 const int64_t minimum_break_duration = tasks->distance_duration[i].second;
311
312 // This is a sweeping algorithm that looks whether the union of intervals
313 // defined by breaks and route start/end is (-infty, +infty).
314 // Those intervals are:
315 // - route start: (-infty, start_max + distance]
316 // - route end: [end_min, +infty)
317 // - breaks: [start_min, end_max + distance) if their duration_max
318 // is >= min_duration, empty set otherwise.
319 // If sweeping finds that a time point can be covered by only one interval,
320 // it will force the corresponding break or route start/end to cover this
321 // point, which can force a break to be above minimum_break_duration.
322
323 // We suppose break tasks are ordered, so the algorithm supposes that
324 // start_min(task_n) <= start_min(task_{n+1}) and
325 // end_max(task_n) <= end_max(task_{n+1}).
326 for (int task = tasks->num_chain_tasks + 1; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
327 tasks->start_min[task] =
328 std::max(tasks->start_min[task], tasks->start_min[task - 1]);
329 }
330 for (int task = num_tasks - 2; task >= tasks->num_chain_tasks; --task) {
331 tasks->end_max[task] =
332 std::min(tasks->end_max[task], tasks->end_max[task + 1]);
333 }
334 // Skip breaks that cannot be performed after start.
335 int index_break_by_emax = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
336 while (index_break_by_emax < num_tasks &&
337 tasks->end_max[index_break_by_emax] <= tasks->end_min[route_start]) {
338 ++index_break_by_emax;
339 }
340 // Special case: no breaks after start.
341 if (index_break_by_emax == num_tasks) {
342 tasks->end_min[route_start] =
343 std::max(tasks->end_min[route_start],
344 CapSub(tasks->start_min[route_end], max_distance));
345 tasks->start_max[route_end] =
346 std::min(tasks->start_max[route_end],
347 CapAdd(tasks->end_max[route_start], max_distance));
348 continue;
349 }
350 // There will be a break after start, so route_start coverage is tested.
351 // Initial state: start at -inf with route_start in task_set.
352 // Sweep over profile, looking for time points where the number of
353 // covering breaks is <= 1. If it is 0, fail, otherwise force the
354 // unique break to cover it.
355 // Route start and end get a special treatment, not sure generalizing
356 // would be better.
357 int64_t xor_active_tasks = route_start;
358 int num_active_tasks = 1;
359 int64_t previous_time = std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::min();
360 const int64_t route_start_time =
361 CapAdd(tasks->end_max[route_start], max_distance);
362 const int64_t route_end_time = tasks->start_min[route_end];
363 int index_break_by_smin = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
364 while (index_break_by_emax < num_tasks) {
365 // Find next time point among start/end of covering intervals.
366 int64_t current_time =
367 CapAdd(tasks->end_max[index_break_by_emax], max_distance);
368 if (index_break_by_smin < num_tasks) {
369 current_time =
370 std::min(current_time, tasks->start_min[index_break_by_smin]);
371 }
372 if (previous_time < route_start_time && route_start_time < current_time) {
373 current_time = route_start_time;
374 }
375 if (previous_time < route_end_time && route_end_time < current_time) {
376 current_time = route_end_time;
377 }
378 // If num_active_tasks was 1, the unique active task must cover from
379 // previous_time to current_time.
380 if (num_active_tasks == 1) {
381 // xor_active_tasks is the unique task that can cover [previous_time,
382 // current_time).
383 if (xor_active_tasks != route_end) {
384 tasks->end_min[xor_active_tasks] =
385 std::max(tasks->end_min[xor_active_tasks],
386 CapSub(current_time, max_distance));
387 if (xor_active_tasks != route_start) {
388 tasks->duration_min[xor_active_tasks] = std::max(
389 tasks->duration_min[xor_active_tasks],
390 std::max(
391 minimum_break_duration,
392 CapSub(CapSub(current_time, max_distance), previous_time)));
393 }
394 }
395 }
396 // Process covering intervals that start or end at current_time.
397 while (index_break_by_smin < num_tasks &&
398 current_time == tasks->start_min[index_break_by_smin]) {
399 if (tasks->duration_max[index_break_by_smin] >=
400 minimum_break_duration) {
401 xor_active_tasks ^= index_break_by_smin;
402 ++num_active_tasks;
403 }
404 ++index_break_by_smin;
405 }
406 while (index_break_by_emax < num_tasks &&
407 current_time ==
408 CapAdd(tasks->end_max[index_break_by_emax], max_distance)) {
409 if (tasks->duration_max[index_break_by_emax] >=
410 minimum_break_duration) {
411 xor_active_tasks ^= index_break_by_emax;
412 --num_active_tasks;
413 }
414 ++index_break_by_emax;
415 }
416 if (current_time == route_start_time) {
417 xor_active_tasks ^= route_start;
418 --num_active_tasks;
419 }
420 if (current_time == route_end_time) {
421 xor_active_tasks ^= route_end;
422 ++num_active_tasks;
423 }
424 // If num_active_tasks becomes 1, the unique active task must cover from
425 // current_time.
426 if (num_active_tasks <= 0) return false;
427 if (num_active_tasks == 1) {
428 if (xor_active_tasks != route_start) {
429 // xor_active_tasks is the unique task that can cover from
430 // current_time to the next time point.
431 tasks->start_max[xor_active_tasks] =
432 std::min(tasks->start_max[xor_active_tasks], current_time);
433 if (xor_active_tasks != route_end) {
434 tasks->duration_min[xor_active_tasks] = std::max(
435 tasks->duration_min[xor_active_tasks], minimum_break_duration);
436 }
437 }
438 }
439 previous_time = current_time;
440 }
441 }
442 return true;
443}
444
446 const int num_chain_tasks = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
447 if (num_chain_tasks < 1) return true;
448 // TODO(user): add stronger bounds.
449 // The duration of the chain plus that of nonchain tasks that must be
450 // performed during the chain is a lower bound of the chain span.
451 {
452 int64_t sum_chain_durations = 0;
453 const auto duration_start = tasks->duration_min.begin();
454 const auto duration_end = tasks->duration_min.begin() + num_chain_tasks;
455 for (auto it = duration_start; it != duration_end; ++it) {
456 sum_chain_durations = CapAdd(sum_chain_durations, *it);
457 }
458 int64_t sum_forced_nonchain_durations = 0;
459 for (int i = num_chain_tasks; i < tasks->start_min.size(); ++i) {
460 // Tasks that can be executed before or after are skipped.
461 if (tasks->end_min[i] <= tasks->start_max[0] ||
462 tasks->end_min[num_chain_tasks - 1] <= tasks->start_max[i]) {
463 continue;
464 }
465 sum_forced_nonchain_durations =
466 CapAdd(sum_forced_nonchain_durations, tasks->duration_min[i]);
467 }
468 tasks->span_min =
469 std::max(tasks->span_min,
470 CapAdd(sum_chain_durations, sum_forced_nonchain_durations));
471 }
472 // The difference end of the chain - start of the chain is a lower bound.
473 {
474 const int64_t end_minus_start =
475 CapSub(tasks->end_min[num_chain_tasks - 1], tasks->start_max[0]);
476 tasks->span_min = std::max(tasks->span_min, end_minus_start);
477 }
478
479 return tasks->span_min <= tasks->span_max;
480}
481
482// Computes a lower bound of the span of the chain, taking into account only
483// the first nonchain task.
484// TODO(user): extend to arbitrary number of nonchain tasks.
486 // Do nothing if there are no chain tasks or no nonchain tasks.
487 const int num_chain_tasks = tasks->num_chain_tasks;
488 if (num_chain_tasks < 1) return true;
489 if (num_chain_tasks == tasks->start_min.size()) return true;
490 const int task_index = num_chain_tasks;
491 if (!Precedences(tasks)) return false;
492 const int64_t min_possible_chain_end = tasks->end_min[num_chain_tasks - 1];
493 const int64_t max_possible_chain_start = tasks->start_max[0];
494 // For each chain task i, compute cumulated duration of chain tasks before it.
495 int64_t total_duration = 0;
496 {
497 total_duration_before_.resize(num_chain_tasks);
498 for (int i = 0; i < num_chain_tasks; ++i) {
499 total_duration_before_[i] = total_duration;
500 total_duration = CapAdd(total_duration, tasks->duration_min[i]);
501 }
502 }
503 // Estimate span min of chain tasks. Use the schedule that ends at
504 // min_possible_chain_end and starts at smallest of start_max[0] or the
505 // threshold where pushing start[0] later does not make a difference to the
506 // chain span because of chain precedence constraints,
507 // i.e. min_possible_chain_end - total_duration.
508 {
509 const int64_t chain_span_min =
510 min_possible_chain_end -
511 std::min(tasks->start_max[0], min_possible_chain_end - total_duration);
512 if (chain_span_min > tasks->span_max) {
513 return false;
514 } else {
515 tasks->span_min = std::max(tasks->span_min, chain_span_min);
516 }
517 // If task can be performed before or after the chain,
518 // span_min is chain_span_min.
519 if (tasks->end_min[task_index] <= tasks->start_max[0] ||
520 tasks->end_min[num_chain_tasks - 1] <= tasks->start_max[task_index]) {
521 return true;
522 }
523 }
524 // Scan all possible preemption positions of the nontask chain,
525 // keep the one that yields the minimum span.
526 int64_t span_min = std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::max();
527 bool schedule_is_feasible = false;
528 for (int i = 0; i < num_chain_tasks; ++i) {
529 if (!tasks->is_preemptible[i]) continue;
530 // Estimate span min if tasks is performed during i.
531 // For all possible minimal-span schedules, there is a schedule where task i
532 // and nonchain task form a single block. Thus, we only consider those.
533 const int64_t block_start_min =
534 std::max(tasks->start_min[i],
535 tasks->start_min[task_index] - tasks->duration_min[i]);
536 const int64_t block_start_max =
537 std::min(tasks->start_max[task_index],
538 tasks->start_max[i] - tasks->duration_min[task_index]);
539 if (block_start_min > block_start_max) continue;
540
541 // Compute the block start that yields the minimal span.
542 // Given a feasible block start, a chain of minimum span constrained to
543 // this particular block start can be obtained by scheduling all tasks after
544 // the block at their earliest, and all tasks before it at their latest.
545 // The span can be decomposed into two parts: the head, which are the
546 // tasks that are before the block, and the tail, which are the block and
547 // the tasks after it.
548 // When the block start varies, the head length of the optimal schedule
549 // described above decreases as much as the block start decreases, until
550 // an inflection point at which it stays constant. That inflection value
551 // is the one where the precedence constraints force the chain start to
552 // decrease because of durations.
553 const int64_t head_inflection =
554 max_possible_chain_start + total_duration_before_[i];
555 // The map from block start to minimal tail length also has an inflection
556 // point, that additionally depends on the nonchain task's duration.
557 const int64_t tail_inflection =
558 min_possible_chain_end - (total_duration - total_duration_before_[i]) -
559 tasks->duration_min[task_index];
560 // All block start values between these two yield the same minimal span.
561 // Indeed, first, mind that the inflection points might be in any order.
562 // - if head_inflection < tail_inflection, then inside the interval
563 // [head_inflection, tail_inflection], increasing the block start by delta
564 // decreases the tail length by delta and increases the head length by
565 // delta too.
566 // - if tail_inflection < head_inflection, then inside the interval
567 // [tail_inflection, head_inflection], head length is constantly at
568 // total_duration_before_[i], and tail length is also constant.
569 // In both cases, outside of the interval, one part is constant and the
570 // other increases as much as the distance to the interval.
571 // We can abstract inflection point to the interval they form.
572 const int64_t optimal_interval_min_start =
573 std::min(head_inflection, tail_inflection);
574 const int64_t optimal_interval_max_start =
575 std::max(head_inflection, tail_inflection);
576 // If the optimal interval for block start intersects the feasible interval,
577 // we can select any point within it, for instance the earliest one.
578 int64_t block_start = std::max(optimal_interval_min_start, block_start_min);
579 // If the intervals do not intersect, the feasible value closest to the
580 // optimal interval has the minimal span, because the span increases as
581 // much as the distance to the optimal interval.
582 if (optimal_interval_max_start < block_start_min) {
583 // Optimal interval is before feasible interval, closest is feasible min.
584 block_start = block_start_min;
585 } else if (block_start_max < optimal_interval_min_start) {
586 // Optimal interval is after feasible interval, closest is feasible max.
587 block_start = block_start_max;
588 }
589 // Compute span for the chosen block start.
590 const int64_t head_duration =
591 std::max(block_start, head_inflection) - max_possible_chain_start;
592 const int64_t tail_duration =
593 min_possible_chain_end - std::min(block_start, tail_inflection);
594 const int64_t optimal_span_at_i = head_duration + tail_duration;
595 span_min = std::min(span_min, optimal_span_at_i);
596 schedule_is_feasible = true;
597 }
598 if (!schedule_is_feasible || span_min > tasks->span_max) {
599 return false;
600 } else {
601 tasks->span_min = std::max(tasks->span_min, span_min);
602 return true;
603 }
604}
605
606void AppendTasksFromPath(const std::vector<int64_t>& path,
607 const TravelBounds& travel_bounds,
608 const RoutingDimension& dimension,
610 const int num_nodes = path.size();
611 DCHECK_EQ(travel_bounds.pre_travels.size(), num_nodes - 1);
612 DCHECK_EQ(travel_bounds.post_travels.size(), num_nodes - 1);
613 for (int i = 0; i < num_nodes; ++i) {
614 const int64_t cumul_min = dimension.CumulVar(path[i])->Min();
615 const int64_t cumul_max = dimension.CumulVar(path[i])->Max();
616 // Add task associated to visit i.
617 // Visits start at Cumul(path[i]) - before_visit
618 // and end at Cumul(path[i]) + after_visit
619 {
620 const int64_t before_visit =
621 (i == 0) ? 0 : travel_bounds.post_travels[i - 1];
622 const int64_t after_visit =
623 (i == num_nodes - 1) ? 0 : travel_bounds.pre_travels[i];
624
625 tasks->start_min.push_back(CapSub(cumul_min, before_visit));
626 tasks->start_max.push_back(CapSub(cumul_max, before_visit));
627 tasks->duration_min.push_back(CapAdd(before_visit, after_visit));
628 tasks->duration_max.push_back(CapAdd(before_visit, after_visit));
629 tasks->end_min.push_back(CapAdd(cumul_min, after_visit));
630 tasks->end_max.push_back(CapAdd(cumul_max, after_visit));
631 tasks->is_preemptible.push_back(false);
632 }
633 if (i == num_nodes - 1) break;
634
635 // Tasks from travels.
636 // A travel task starts at Cumul(path[i]) + pre_travel,
637 // last for FixedTransitVar(path[i]) - pre_travel - post_travel,
638 // and must end at the latest at Cumul(path[i+1]) - post_travel.
639 {
640 const int64_t pre_travel = travel_bounds.pre_travels[i];
641 const int64_t post_travel = travel_bounds.post_travels[i];
642 tasks->start_min.push_back(CapAdd(cumul_min, pre_travel));
643 tasks->start_max.push_back(CapAdd(cumul_max, pre_travel));
644 tasks->duration_min.push_back(
645 std::max<int64_t>(0, CapSub(travel_bounds.min_travels[i],
646 CapAdd(pre_travel, post_travel))));
647 tasks->duration_max.push_back(
650 : std::max<int64_t>(0, CapSub(travel_bounds.max_travels[i],
651 CapAdd(pre_travel, post_travel))));
652 tasks->end_min.push_back(
653 CapSub(dimension.CumulVar(path[i + 1])->Min(), post_travel));
654 tasks->end_max.push_back(
655 CapSub(dimension.CumulVar(path[i + 1])->Max(), post_travel));
656 tasks->is_preemptible.push_back(true);
657 }
658 }
659}
660
661void FillTravelBoundsOfVehicle(int vehicle, const std::vector<int64_t>& path,
662 const RoutingDimension& dimension,
663 TravelBounds* travel_bounds) {
664 // Fill path and min/max/pre/post travel bounds.
665 FillPathEvaluation(path, dimension.transit_evaluator(vehicle),
666 &travel_bounds->min_travels);
667 const int num_travels = travel_bounds->min_travels.size();
668 travel_bounds->max_travels.assign(num_travels,
670 {
671 const int index = dimension.GetPreTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(vehicle);
672 if (index == -1) {
673 travel_bounds->pre_travels.assign(num_travels, 0);
674 } else {
675 FillPathEvaluation(path, dimension.model()->TransitCallback(index),
676 &travel_bounds->pre_travels);
677 }
678 }
679 {
680 const int index = dimension.GetPostTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(vehicle);
681 if (index == -1) {
682 travel_bounds->post_travels.assign(num_travels, 0);
683 } else {
684 FillPathEvaluation(path, dimension.model()->TransitCallback(index),
685 &travel_bounds->post_travels);
686 }
687 }
688}
689
690void AppendTasksFromIntervals(const std::vector<IntervalVar*>& intervals,
692 for (IntervalVar* interval : intervals) {
693 if (!interval->MustBePerformed()) continue;
694 tasks->start_min.push_back(interval->StartMin());
695 tasks->start_max.push_back(interval->StartMax());
696 tasks->duration_min.push_back(interval->DurationMin());
697 tasks->duration_max.push_back(interval->DurationMax());
698 tasks->end_min.push_back(interval->EndMin());
699 tasks->end_max.push_back(interval->EndMax());
700 tasks->is_preemptible.push_back(false);
701 }
702}
703
705 const RoutingDimension* dimension)
706 : Constraint(dimension->model()->solver()),
707 model_(dimension->model()),
708 dimension_(dimension) {
709 vehicle_demons_.resize(model_->vehicles());
710}
711
713 for (int vehicle = 0; vehicle < model_->vehicles(); vehicle++) {
714 if (dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle).empty() &&
715 dimension_->GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(vehicle).empty()) {
716 continue;
717 }
718 vehicle_demons_[vehicle] = MakeDelayedConstraintDemon1(
719 solver(), this, &GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::PropagateVehicle,
720 "PropagateVehicle", vehicle);
721 for (IntervalVar* interval :
722 dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle)) {
723 interval->WhenAnything(vehicle_demons_[vehicle]);
724 }
725 }
726 const int num_cumuls = dimension_->cumuls().size();
727 const int num_nexts = model_->Nexts().size();
728 for (int node = 0; node < num_cumuls; node++) {
729 Demon* dimension_demon = MakeConstraintDemon1(
730 solver(), this, &GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::PropagateNode,
731 "PropagateNode", node);
732 if (node < num_nexts) {
733 model_->NextVar(node)->WhenBound(dimension_demon);
734 dimension_->SlackVar(node)->WhenRange(dimension_demon);
735 }
736 model_->VehicleVar(node)->WhenBound(dimension_demon);
737 dimension_->CumulVar(node)->WhenRange(dimension_demon);
738 }
739}
740
742 for (int vehicle = 0; vehicle < model_->vehicles(); vehicle++) {
743 if (!dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle).empty() ||
744 !dimension_->GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(vehicle).empty()) {
745 PropagateVehicle(vehicle);
746 }
747 }
748}
749
750// This dispatches node events to the right vehicle propagator.
751// It also filters out a part of uninteresting events, on which the vehicle
752// propagator will not find anything new.
753void GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::PropagateNode(int node) {
754 if (!model_->VehicleVar(node)->Bound()) return;
755 const int vehicle = model_->VehicleVar(node)->Min();
756 if (vehicle < 0 || vehicle_demons_[vehicle] == nullptr) return;
757 EnqueueDelayedDemon(vehicle_demons_[vehicle]);
758}
759
760void GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::FillPartialPathOfVehicle(int vehicle) {
761 path_.clear();
762 int current = model_->Start(vehicle);
763 while (!model_->IsEnd(current)) {
764 path_.push_back(current);
765 current = model_->NextVar(current)->Bound()
766 ? model_->NextVar(current)->Min()
767 : model_->End(vehicle);
768 }
769 path_.push_back(current);
770}
771
772void GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::FillPathTravels(
773 const std::vector<int64_t>& path) {
774 const int num_travels = path.size() - 1;
775 travel_bounds_.min_travels.resize(num_travels);
776 travel_bounds_.max_travels.resize(num_travels);
777 for (int i = 0; i < num_travels; ++i) {
778 travel_bounds_.min_travels[i] = dimension_->FixedTransitVar(path[i])->Min();
779 travel_bounds_.max_travels[i] = dimension_->FixedTransitVar(path[i])->Max();
780 }
781}
782
783// First, perform energy-based reasoning on intervals and cumul variables.
784// Then, perform reasoning on slack variables.
785void GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint::PropagateVehicle(int vehicle) {
786 // Fill path and pre/post travel information.
787 FillPartialPathOfVehicle(vehicle);
788 const int num_nodes = path_.size();
789 FillPathTravels(path_);
790 {
791 const int index = dimension_->GetPreTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(vehicle);
792 if (index == -1) {
793 travel_bounds_.pre_travels.assign(num_nodes - 1, 0);
794 } else {
796 &travel_bounds_.pre_travels);
797 }
798 }
799 {
800 const int index = dimension_->GetPostTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(vehicle);
801 if (index == -1) {
802 travel_bounds_.post_travels.assign(num_nodes - 1, 0);
803 } else {
805 &travel_bounds_.post_travels);
806 }
807 }
808 // The last travel might not be fixed: in that case, relax its information.
809 if (!model_->NextVar(path_[num_nodes - 2])->Bound()) {
810 travel_bounds_.min_travels.back() = 0;
811 travel_bounds_.max_travels.back() = std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::max();
812 travel_bounds_.pre_travels.back() = 0;
813 travel_bounds_.post_travels.back() = 0;
814 }
815
816 // Fill tasks from path, break intervals, and break constraints.
817 tasks_.Clear();
818 AppendTasksFromPath(path_, travel_bounds_, *dimension_, &tasks_);
819 tasks_.num_chain_tasks = tasks_.start_min.size();
821 &tasks_);
822 tasks_.distance_duration =
823 dimension_->GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(vehicle);
824
825 // Do the actual reasoning, no need to continue if infeasible.
826 if (!disjunctive_propagator_.Propagate(&tasks_)) solver()->Fail();
827
828 // Make task translators to help set new bounds of CP variables.
829 task_translators_.clear();
830 for (int i = 0; i < num_nodes; ++i) {
831 const int64_t before_visit =
832 (i == 0) ? 0 : travel_bounds_.post_travels[i - 1];
833 const int64_t after_visit =
834 (i == num_nodes - 1) ? 0 : travel_bounds_.pre_travels[i];
835 task_translators_.emplace_back(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[i]), before_visit,
836 after_visit);
837 if (i == num_nodes - 1) break;
838 task_translators_.emplace_back(); // Dummy translator for travel tasks.
839 }
840 for (IntervalVar* interval :
841 dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle)) {
842 if (!interval->MustBePerformed()) continue;
843 task_translators_.emplace_back(interval);
844 }
845
846 // Push new bounds to CP variables.
847 const int num_tasks = tasks_.start_min.size();
848 for (int task = 0; task < num_tasks; ++task) {
849 task_translators_[task].SetStartMin(tasks_.start_min[task]);
850 task_translators_[task].SetStartMax(tasks_.start_max[task]);
851 task_translators_[task].SetDurationMin(tasks_.duration_min[task]);
852 task_translators_[task].SetEndMin(tasks_.end_min[task]);
853 task_translators_[task].SetEndMax(tasks_.end_max[task]);
854 }
855
856 // Reasoning on slack variables: when intervals must be inside an arc,
857 // that arc's slack must be large enough to accommodate for those.
858 // TODO(user): Make a version more efficient than O(n^2).
859 if (dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle).empty()) return;
860 // If the last arc of the path was not bound, do not change slack.
861 const int64_t last_bound_arc =
862 num_nodes - 2 - (model_->NextVar(path_[num_nodes - 2])->Bound() ? 0 : 1);
863 for (int i = 0; i <= last_bound_arc; ++i) {
864 const int64_t arc_start_max =
865 CapSub(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[i])->Max(),
866 i > 0 ? travel_bounds_.post_travels[i - 1] : 0);
867 const int64_t arc_end_min =
868 CapAdd(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[i + 1])->Min(),
869 i < num_nodes - 2 ? travel_bounds_.pre_travels[i + 1] : 0);
870 int64_t total_break_inside_arc = 0;
871 for (IntervalVar* interval :
872 dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle)) {
873 if (!interval->MustBePerformed()) continue;
874 const int64_t interval_start_max = interval->StartMax();
875 const int64_t interval_end_min = interval->EndMin();
876 const int64_t interval_duration_min = interval->DurationMin();
877 // If interval cannot end before the arc's from node and
878 // cannot start after the 'to' node, then it must be inside the arc.
879 if (arc_start_max < interval_end_min &&
880 interval_start_max < arc_end_min) {
881 total_break_inside_arc += interval_duration_min;
882 }
883 }
884 dimension_->SlackVar(path_[i])->SetMin(total_break_inside_arc);
885 }
886 // Reasoning on optional intervals.
887 // TODO(user): merge this with energy-based reasoning.
888 // If there is no optional interval, skip the rest of this function.
889 {
890 bool has_optional = false;
891 for (const IntervalVar* interval :
892 dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle)) {
893 if (interval->MayBePerformed() && !interval->MustBePerformed()) {
894 has_optional = true;
895 break;
896 }
897 }
898 if (!has_optional) return;
899 }
900 const std::vector<IntervalVar*>& break_intervals =
901 dimension_->GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle);
902 for (int pos = 0; pos < num_nodes - 1; ++pos) {
903 const int64_t current_slack_max = dimension_->SlackVar(path_[pos])->Max();
904 const int64_t visit_start_offset =
905 pos > 0 ? travel_bounds_.post_travels[pos - 1] : 0;
906 const int64_t visit_start_max =
907 CapSub(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos])->Max(), visit_start_offset);
908 const int64_t visit_end_offset =
909 (pos < num_nodes - 1) ? travel_bounds_.pre_travels[pos] : 0;
910 const int64_t visit_end_min =
911 CapAdd(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos])->Min(), visit_end_offset);
912
913 for (IntervalVar* interval : break_intervals) {
914 if (!interval->MayBePerformed()) continue;
915 const bool interval_is_performed = interval->MustBePerformed();
916 const int64_t interval_start_max = interval->StartMax();
917 const int64_t interval_end_min = interval->EndMin();
918 const int64_t interval_duration_min = interval->DurationMin();
919 // When interval cannot fit inside current arc,
920 // do disjunctive reasoning on full arc.
921 if (pos < num_nodes - 1 && interval_duration_min > current_slack_max) {
922 // The arc lasts from CumulVar(path_[pos]) - post_travel_[pos] to
923 // CumulVar(path_[pos+1]) + pre_travel_[pos+1].
924 const int64_t arc_start_offset =
925 pos > 0 ? travel_bounds_.post_travels[pos - 1] : 0;
926 const int64_t arc_start_max = visit_start_max;
927 const int64_t arc_end_offset =
928 (pos < num_nodes - 2) ? travel_bounds_.pre_travels[pos + 1] : 0;
929 const int64_t arc_end_min =
930 CapAdd(dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos + 1])->Min(), arc_end_offset);
931 // Interval not before.
932 if (arc_start_max < interval_end_min) {
933 interval->SetStartMin(arc_end_min);
934 if (interval_is_performed) {
935 dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos + 1])
936 ->SetMax(CapSub(interval_start_max, arc_end_offset));
937 }
938 }
939 // Interval not after.
940 if (interval_start_max < arc_end_min) {
941 interval->SetEndMax(arc_start_max);
942 if (interval_is_performed) {
943 dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos])
944 ->SetMin(CapSub(interval_end_min, arc_start_offset));
945 }
946 }
947 continue;
948 }
949 // Interval could fit inside arc: do disjunctive reasoning between
950 // interval and visit.
951 // Interval not before.
952 if (visit_start_max < interval_end_min) {
953 interval->SetStartMin(visit_end_min);
954 if (interval_is_performed) {
955 dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos])
956 ->SetMax(CapSub(interval_start_max, visit_end_offset));
957 }
958 }
959 // Interval not after.
960 if (interval_start_max < visit_end_min) {
961 interval->SetEndMax(visit_start_max);
962 if (interval_is_performed) {
963 dimension_->CumulVar(path_[pos])
964 ->SetMin(CapAdd(interval_end_min, visit_start_offset));
965 }
966 }
967 }
968 }
969}
970
971namespace {
972class VehicleBreaksFilter : public BasePathFilter {
973 public:
974 VehicleBreaksFilter(const RoutingModel& routing_model,
975 const RoutingDimension& dimension);
976 std::string DebugString() const override { return "VehicleBreaksFilter"; }
977 bool AcceptPath(int64_t path_start, int64_t chain_start,
978 int64_t chain_end) override;
979
980 private:
981 // Fills path_ with the path of vehicle, start to end.
982 void FillPathOfVehicle(int64_t vehicle);
983 std::vector<int64_t> path_;
984 // Handles to model.
985 const RoutingModel& model_;
986 const RoutingDimension& dimension_;
987 // Strong energy-based filtering algorithm.
988 DisjunctivePropagator disjunctive_propagator_;
989 DisjunctivePropagator::Tasks tasks_;
990 // Used to check whether propagation changed a vector.
991 std::vector<int64_t> old_start_min_;
992 std::vector<int64_t> old_start_max_;
993 std::vector<int64_t> old_end_min_;
994 std::vector<int64_t> old_end_max_;
995
996 std::vector<int> start_to_vehicle_;
997 TravelBounds travel_bounds_;
998};
999
1000VehicleBreaksFilter::VehicleBreaksFilter(const RoutingModel& routing_model,
1001 const RoutingDimension& dimension)
1002 : BasePathFilter(routing_model.Nexts(),
1003 routing_model.Size() + routing_model.vehicles()),
1004 model_(routing_model),
1005 dimension_(dimension) {
1006 DCHECK(dimension_.HasBreakConstraints());
1007 start_to_vehicle_.resize(Size(), -1);
1008 for (int i = 0; i < routing_model.vehicles(); ++i) {
1009 start_to_vehicle_[routing_model.Start(i)] = i;
1010 }
1011}
1012
1013void VehicleBreaksFilter::FillPathOfVehicle(int64_t vehicle) {
1014 path_.clear();
1015 int current = model_.Start(vehicle);
1016 while (!model_.IsEnd(current)) {
1017 path_.push_back(current);
1018 current = GetNext(current);
1019 }
1020 path_.push_back(current);
1021}
1022
1023bool VehicleBreaksFilter::AcceptPath(int64_t path_start, int64_t chain_start,
1024 int64_t chain_end) {
1025 const int vehicle = start_to_vehicle_[path_start];
1026 if (dimension_.GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(vehicle).empty() &&
1027 dimension_.GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(vehicle).empty()) {
1028 return true;
1029 }
1030 // Fill path and pre/post travel information.
1031 FillPathOfVehicle(vehicle);
1032 FillTravelBoundsOfVehicle(vehicle, path_, dimension_, &travel_bounds_);
1033 // Fill tasks from path, forbidden intervals, breaks and break constraints.
1034 tasks_.Clear();
1035 AppendTasksFromPath(path_, travel_bounds_, dimension_, &tasks_);
1036 tasks_.num_chain_tasks = tasks_.start_min.size();
1038 &tasks_);
1039 // Add forbidden intervals only if a node has some.
1040 tasks_.forbidden_intervals.clear();
1041 if (std::any_of(path_.begin(), path_.end(), [this](int64_t node) {
1042 return dimension_.forbidden_intervals()[node].NumIntervals() > 0;
1043 })) {
1044 tasks_.forbidden_intervals.assign(tasks_.start_min.size(), nullptr);
1045 for (int i = 0; i < path_.size(); ++i) {
1046 tasks_.forbidden_intervals[2 * i] =
1047 &(dimension_.forbidden_intervals()[path_[i]]);
1048 }
1049 }
1050 // Max distance duration constraint.
1051 tasks_.distance_duration =
1052 dimension_.GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(vehicle);
1053
1054 // Reduce bounds until failure or fixed point is reached.
1055 // We set a maximum amount of iterations to avoid slow propagation.
1056 bool is_feasible = true;
1057 int maximum_num_iterations = 8;
1058 while (--maximum_num_iterations >= 0) {
1059 old_start_min_ = tasks_.start_min;
1060 old_start_max_ = tasks_.start_max;
1061 old_end_min_ = tasks_.end_min;
1062 old_end_max_ = tasks_.end_max;
1063 is_feasible = disjunctive_propagator_.Propagate(&tasks_);
1064 if (!is_feasible) break;
1065 // If fixed point reached, stop.
1066 if ((old_start_min_ == tasks_.start_min) &&
1067 (old_start_max_ == tasks_.start_max) &&
1068 (old_end_min_ == tasks_.end_min) && (old_end_max_ == tasks_.end_max)) {
1069 break;
1070 }
1071 }
1072 return is_feasible;
1073}
1074
1075} // namespace
1076
1078 const RoutingModel& routing_model, const RoutingDimension& dimension) {
1079 return routing_model.solver()->RevAlloc(
1080 new VehicleBreaksFilter(routing_model, dimension));
1081}
1082
1083} // namespace operations_research
int64_t max
Definition: alldiff_cst.cc:140
int64_t min
Definition: alldiff_cst.cc:139
#define DCHECK_LE(val1, val2)
Definition: base/logging.h:892
#define DCHECK(condition)
Definition: base/logging.h:889
#define DCHECK_EQ(val1, val2)
Definition: base/logging.h:890
A constraint is the main modeling object.
A Demon is the base element of a propagation queue.
bool EdgeFinding(Tasks *tasks)
Does edge-finding deductions on all tasks.
bool Precedences(Tasks *tasks)
Propagates the deductions from the chain of precedences, if there is one.
bool DistanceDuration(Tasks *tasks)
Propagates distance_duration constraints, if any.
bool MirrorTasks(Tasks *tasks)
Transforms the problem with a time symmetry centered in 0.
bool ForbiddenIntervals(Tasks *tasks)
Tasks might have holes in their domain, this enforces such holes.
bool Propagate(Tasks *tasks)
Computes new bounds for all tasks, returns false if infeasible.
bool DetectablePrecedencesWithChain(Tasks *tasks)
Does detectable precedences deductions on tasks in the chain precedence, taking the time windows of n...
bool ChainSpanMinDynamic(Tasks *tasks)
Computes a lower bound of the span of the chain, taking into account only the first nonchain task.
bool ChainSpanMin(Tasks *tasks)
Propagates a lower bound of the chain span, end[num_chain_tasks] - start[0], to span_min.
void Post() override
This method is called when the constraint is processed by the solver.
void InitialPropagate() override
This method performs the initial propagation of the constraint.
GlobalVehicleBreaksConstraint(const RoutingDimension *dimension)
virtual bool Bound() const
Returns true if the min and the max of the expression are equal.
virtual int64_t Min() const =0
virtual void SetMax(int64_t m)=0
virtual void SetMin(int64_t m)=0
virtual int64_t Max() const =0
virtual void WhenRange(Demon *d)=0
Attach a demon that will watch the min or the max of the expression.
virtual void WhenBound(Demon *d)=0
This method attaches a demon that will be awakened when the variable is bound.
Interval variables are often used in scheduling.
virtual int64_t DurationMax() const =0
virtual int64_t DurationMin() const =0
These methods query, set, and watch the duration of the interval var.
virtual bool MustBePerformed() const =0
These methods query, set, and watch the performed status of the interval var.
virtual int64_t EndMin() const =0
These methods query, set, and watch the end position of the interval var.
virtual int64_t StartMin() const =0
These methods query, set, and watch the start position of the interval var.
virtual int64_t EndMax() const =0
virtual int64_t StartMax() const =0
void EnqueueDelayedDemon(Demon *const d)
This method pushes the demon onto the propagation queue.
Dimensions represent quantities accumulated at nodes along the routes.
Definition: routing.h:2562
const std::vector< IntVar * > & cumuls() const
Like CumulVar(), TransitVar(), SlackVar() but return the whole variable vectors instead (indexed by i...
Definition: routing.h:2591
IntVar * CumulVar(int64_t index) const
Get the cumul, transit and slack variables for the given node (given as int64_t var index).
Definition: routing.h:2581
IntVar * SlackVar(int64_t index) const
Definition: routing.h:2586
const RoutingModel::TransitCallback2 & transit_evaluator(int vehicle) const
Returns the callback evaluating the transit value between two node indices for a given vehicle.
Definition: routing.h:2645
IntVar * FixedTransitVar(int64_t index) const
Definition: routing.h:2583
bool HasBreakConstraints() const
Returns true if any break interval or break distance was defined.
Definition: routing.cc:7030
int GetPreTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(int vehicle) const
!defined(SWIGPYTHON)
Definition: routing.cc:7041
RoutingModel * model() const
Returns the model on which the dimension was created.
Definition: routing.h:2566
const std::vector< IntervalVar * > & GetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle(int vehicle) const
Returns the break intervals set by SetBreakIntervalsOfVehicle().
Definition: routing.cc:7034
const std::vector< SortedDisjointIntervalList > & forbidden_intervals() const
Returns forbidden intervals for each node.
Definition: routing.h:2597
const std::vector< std::pair< int64_t, int64_t > > & GetBreakDistanceDurationOfVehicle(int vehicle) const
Returns the pairs (distance, duration) specified by break distance constraints.
Definition: routing.cc:7069
int GetPostTravelEvaluatorOfVehicle(int vehicle) const
Definition: routing.cc:7047
Solver * solver() const
Returns the underlying constraint solver.
Definition: routing.h:1498
const TransitCallback2 & TransitCallback(int callback_index) const
Definition: routing.h:505
IntVar * VehicleVar(int64_t index) const
Returns the vehicle variable of the node corresponding to index.
Definition: routing.h:1369
IntVar * NextVar(int64_t index) const
!defined(SWIGPYTHON)
Definition: routing.h:1353
const std::vector< IntVar * > & Nexts() const
Returns all next variables of the model, such that Nexts(i) is the next variable of the node correspo...
Definition: routing.h:1340
int64_t Start(int vehicle) const
Model inspection.
Definition: routing.h:1320
int vehicles() const
Returns the number of vehicle routes in the model.
Definition: routing.h:1516
bool IsEnd(int64_t index) const
Returns true if 'index' represents the last node of a route.
Definition: routing.h:1326
int64_t End(int vehicle) const
Returns the variable index of the ending node of a vehicle route.
Definition: routing.h:1322
void Fail()
Abandon the current branch in the search tree. A backtrack will follow.
T * RevAlloc(T *object)
Registers the given object as being reversible.
void GetEventsWithOptionalEnvelopeGreaterThan(IntegerType target_envelope, int *critical_event, int *optional_event, IntegerType *available_energy) const
Definition: theta_tree.cc:190
void AddOrUpdateOptionalEvent(int event, IntegerType initial_envelope_opt, IntegerType energy_max)
Definition: theta_tree.cc:125
void AddOrUpdateEvent(int event, IntegerType initial_envelope, IntegerType energy_min, IntegerType energy_max)
Definition: theta_tree.cc:112
GRBmodel * model
Collection of objects used to extend the Constraint Solver library.
int64_t CapAdd(int64_t x, int64_t y)
IntVarLocalSearchFilter * MakeVehicleBreaksFilter(const RoutingModel &routing_model, const RoutingDimension &dimension)
int64_t CapSub(int64_t x, int64_t y)
void AppendTasksFromIntervals(const std::vector< IntervalVar * > &intervals, DisjunctivePropagator::Tasks *tasks)
void AppendTasksFromPath(const std::vector< int64_t > &path, const TravelBounds &travel_bounds, const RoutingDimension &dimension, DisjunctivePropagator::Tasks *tasks)
void FillPathEvaluation(const std::vector< int64_t > &path, const RoutingModel::TransitCallback2 &evaluator, std::vector< int64_t > *values)
Definition: routing.cc:6346
Demon * MakeDelayedConstraintDemon1(Solver *const s, T *const ct, void(T::*method)(P), const std::string &name, P param1)
void FillTravelBoundsOfVehicle(int vehicle, const std::vector< int64_t > &path, const RoutingDimension &dimension, TravelBounds *travel_bounds)
Demon * MakeConstraintDemon1(Solver *const s, T *const ct, void(T::*method)(P), const std::string &name, P param1)
int index
Definition: pack.cc:509
int64_t time
Definition: resource.cc:1691
IntervalVar * interval
Definition: resource.cc:100
Rev< int64_t > start_max
Rev< int64_t > start_min
A structure to hold tasks described by their features.
Definition: routing.h:2155
std::vector< std::pair< int64_t, int64_t > > distance_duration
Definition: routing.h:2165
std::vector< const SortedDisjointIntervalList * > forbidden_intervals
Definition: routing.h:2164
std::vector< int64_t > post_travels
Definition: routing.h:2229
std::vector< int64_t > max_travels
Definition: routing.h:2227
std::vector< int64_t > pre_travels
Definition: routing.h:2228
std::vector< int64_t > min_travels
Definition: routing.h:2226