P2015 two fork Apple tree title description
There is an apple tree, if the branch has a fork, it must be divided into 2 forks (that is, there is no only 1 sons of the knot)
The tree has a total of N nodes (leaf Point or Branch fork Point), numbered 1-n, the root number must be 1.
We describe the position of a branch with the number of nodes connected at each end of a branch. Here's a tree with 4 branches.
2 5
\ /
3 4
\ /
1
Now there are too many branches to prune. But some branches have apples on them.
Given the number of branches that need to be retained, find out how many apples you can keep.
Input/output format
Input format:
The 1th line is 2 digits, N and Q (1<=q<= n,1<n<=100).
n represents the number of nodes in the tree, and Q indicates how many branches to keep. Next, the N-1 line describes the information of the branch.
3 integers per line, the first two being the number of nodes to which it is connected. The 3rd number is the number of apples on this branch.
There are no more than 30,000 apples on each branch.
Output format:
A number, the maximum number of apples that can be retained.
Input and Output Sample input example # #:
5 21 3 11 4 102 3 203 5 20
Sample # # of output:
21st
The knapsack problem on the tree, it is easy to think that if you delete a child node, then the subtrees tree of this node will be all deleted, then the subtree deleted by the node can not exceed the number of child nodes.
So we first DFS one side, find out how many nodes have how many subnodes, and mark Father, guarantee not to Father
f[i][j]< Delete the maximum of J edges in the I subtree, then the greedy maintenance is the biggest.
#include <iostream>#include<cstdlib>#include<cstdio>#include<algorithm>#include<queue>#definell Long Longusing namespacestd;Const intmaxn= Max;intRead () {intan=0, f=1;CharCh=GetChar (); while(! ('0'<=ch&&ch<='9')){if(ch=='-') f=-1; ch=GetChar ();} while('0'<=ch&&ch<='9') {an=an*Ten+ch-'0'; ch=GetChar ();} returnf*an ;}intF[maxn],dp[maxn][maxn],cnt,fa[maxn],son[maxn],q,n;BOOLVIS[MAXN],VIS2[MAXN];structsaber{intTo,nex,wi;} B[MAXN<<1];voidAddintXintYintz) {CNT++; B[cnt].nex=F[x]; B[cnt].to=y; F[X]=CNT; B[cnt].wi=Z;}voidDfsintx) {Vis[x]=1; son[x]=1; for(intI=f[x];i;i=B[i].nex) { intv=b[i].to; if(!Vis[v]) {DFS (v); FA[V]=x; SON[X]+=Son[v]; } }}voidDP (intx) {Vis2[x]=1; for(intI=f[x];i;i=B[i].nex) { intv=b[i].to; if(fa[x]!=v) {DP (v); for(intJ=min (SON[X],Q);j>0; j--) for(intK=min (J,Q);k>0; k--) Dp[x][j]=max (dp[x][j],dp[x][j-k]+dp[v][k-1]+b[i].wi); } }}intMain () {n=read (); q=read (); for(intI=1; i<n;i++){ intX=read (), Y=read (), z=read (); Add (x, y, z); Add (y,x,z); } DFS (1); DP (1); cout<<dp[1][q]; return 0;}
Apple_tree
By:s_a_b_e_r
Upstairs has been insisted two times DFS, in fact, it's good again ah Qwq
And since only down DP, the certificate of deposit to the side can be (but to save the father)
Because it's a two-prong tree.
If the sub-tree of point X is to keep the I root branch
Must be part (j) given to the left dial hand tree, the rest (i-j) to the right subtree
So you can happily fill in the form DP ^_^
#include <iostream>#include<cstdio>using namespacestd;Const intn=109;intN,q,p[n],fa[n],f[n][n],cnt,son[n];structedge{intTo,nex,val;} E[n<<1];voidAddintUintVintW) { ++CNT; E[cnt].to=v; E[cnt].nex=P[u]; P[u]=CNT; E[cnt].val=W;}voidDfsintu) {Son[u]=1; for(intI=p[u];i;i=E[i].nex) { intv=e[i].to; DFS (v); Son[u]+=Son[v]; for(intJ=min (Q,son[u]); j>=1;--j) for(intK=min (J,son[u]); k>=1;--k) F[u][j]=max (f[u][j],f[u][j-k]+f[v][k-1]+e[i].val); }}intMain () {scanf ("%d%d",&n,&q); for(intI=1; i<n;++i) {intx, Y, Z scanf ("%d%d%d",&x,&y,&z); if(Fa[y]) {fa[x]=Y;add (y,x,z);} Else{fa[y]=x;add (x, y, z);} } DFS (1); cout<<f[1][q]<<Endl; return 0;}
Apple Apple tree
By:wypx
S:I has an apple ...
W:i has an another apple......apple tree!!!
Luogu P2015 two fork apple tree