HASH [string], hashstring
HASH is a common algorithm of OI.
The reason we commonly use hash is that hash can quickly (generally O (segment length) Find the hash value of a sub-segment, and then we can quickly determine whether the two strings are the same.
Today, we will talk about the hash of the string class.
It can be found that the HASH value related to a string is not only related to the number of each character, but also to the character's seat.
Through simple thinking, we can construct a model:
Write a comparisonNormalHash template.
Const
IntEE
=97
;
Const
IntMOD
=100000007
;
IntHASH
(String
&P
)
{
IntE
=1
;
IntRet
=0
;
IntTl
=P
.Size
(
)
;
For
(
IntI
=0
;I <tl
;I
+
+
)
Ret
+
=E
*P
[I
]
,E
*
=EE
;
ReturnRet
;
}
Question: KMP question description
For example, two strings s1 and s2 are given, where s2 is the Child string of s1, and all the positions where s2 appears in S1.
Input/Output Format
Input Format:
The first behavior is a string, that is, s1
The second behavior is a string, that is, s2
Output Format:
Several rows. Each row contains an integer indicating the position where s2 appears in s1.
The next line, including the length (s2) integers, indicates the value of the prefix array next [I.
Input and Output sample
Input example #1:
ABABABCABA
Output sample #1:
13
Description
Time-Space limit: 1000 ms, 128 M
Data scale:
Set s1 length to N, s2 length to M
For 30% of data: N <= 15, M <= 5
For 70% of data: N <= 10000, M <= 100
For 100% of data: N <= 1000000, M <= 1000000
Ideas
Note:This question is resolved as KMP, not hash. If you want to know the KMP algorithm, please Baidu.
But what we learned is "hash". We cannot directly pre-process it. If we directly pre-process it, the time will be O (n * m) and it will blow up.
We can recursive:
"A [1] sequence with a known length of m... a [m], now known "a [1]... the hash value of a [m] "is K, and a [2]... hash Value of a [m + 1. "
You can think like this: "change the Assignment Method of EE and assign values in turn. In this way, you can directly Delete the first 'a [1] * EE ^ m-1 )', multiply by another 'ee ', move another digit back, and add a [m + 1]."
So the transfer equation is also easy to write, for HASH [I] = (HASH [I-1]-a [I-2] * E [1] % M + M) % M * EE % M + a [I-2 + m]; (HASH [I] indicates the hash value from a [I-1] to a [I + m-2.
Additional code:
# Include <cstdio>
# Include <cstring>
# Include <iostream>
# Include <algorithm>
Using
NamespaceStd
;
IntN
,K
,Len1
,Len2
;
IntNext1
[1000001
]
;
CharS1
[1000001
]
;
CharS2
[1000001
]
;
Long
LongHASH
[1000001
]
;
Long
LongE
[1000001
]
,M
=1234567898765
;
Long
LongEE
=97
;
IntInit
(
)
{
Long
LongKey
=0
;
IntAns
=0
;
Memset
(E
,0
,
Sizeof
(E
)
)
;
Memset
(HASH
,0
,
Sizeof
(HASH
)
)
;
E
[Len2
]
=1
;
For
(
IntI
=Len2
-1
;I
>
=1
;I
-
-
)
E
[I
]
=E
[I
+1
]
*EE
%M
;
For
(
IntI
=1
;I <
=Len2
;I
+
+
)
HASH
[1
]
=
(HASH
[1
]
+E
[I
]
*
(S1
[I
-1
]
)
)
%M
;
For
(
IntI
=1
;I <
=Len2
;I
+
+
)
Key
=
(Key
+E
[I
]
*
(S2
[I
-1
]
)
)
%M
;
If
(HASH
[1
]
=
=Key
)Ans
+
+
;
For
(
IntI
=2
;I <
=Len1
-Len2
+1
;I
+
+
)
{
HASH
[I
]
=
(HASH
[I
-1
]
-S1
[I
-2
]
*E
[1
]
%M
+M
)
%M
*EE
%M
+S1
[I
-2
+Len2
]
;
If
(HASH
[I
]
=
=Key
)Ans
+
+
;
}
Printf
(
"% D \ n"
,Ans
)
;
}
IntMain
(
)
{
Scanf
(
"% S"
,S1
)
;
Scanf
(
"% S"
,S2
)
;
Len1
=Strlen
(S1
)
;
Len2
=Strlen
(S2
)
;
Init
(
)
;
Return0
;
}