Reprinted from: http://blog.csdn.net/sdj222555/article/details/6878651
Inverse Prime Expansion Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/ACdreamers/article/details/25049767
The main problem is a group of bear children to play games, the first team out of the people are numbered K. The person who was out of the squad was followed by a number in the previous hand. If it is a positive number, +m is the person on the left. If it is negative-m, it is the person's right-hand person. As the man is out of the team. To the next person has influence, so +m time, is k+m-1. -M is k+m. Because it was the man behind him, so there was no effect. Because of the possibility of negative numbers and 0, there is the following processing when modulo. Each node of the segment tree holds the number of positions in this interval. So every time the update, if left child node empty enough, search left child, otherwise search right child. Can build a reference to the sample simulation.
Still do not know how to hit the Counter-prime list. So it's Cooy.
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1#include <stdio.h>2#include <string.h>3#include <iostream>4 using namespacestd;5 6 #defineLson L, M, rt<<17 #defineRson m+1, R, rt<<1|18 #defineN 5000109 Ten inttree[n<<2]; One A Const intAntiprime[] = {//Counter-Prime table - 1,2,4,6, A, -, $, -, -, -, the, -, the,720,840, - 1260,1680,2520,5040,7560,10080,15120,20160,25200, the 27720,45360,50400,55440,83160,110880,166320,221760, - 277200,332640,498960,554400,665280 - }; - + Const intFactornum[] = {//approximate number of corresponding - 1,2,3,4,6,8,9,Ten, A, -, -, -, -, -, +, $, +, -, -, + -, the, the, -, -, the, -,108, -, -,144, the,168, the, A 192, $,216,224 at }; - - structchild{//node information when you save the input - Charname[ the]; - intVal; - }c[n]; in - voidBuild (intLintRintRT) {//Achievements toTREE[RT] = r-l+1; + if(L = =R) - return; the intm = (l+r) >>1; * Build (Lson); $ Build (Rson);Panax Notoginseng } - the intUpdate (intPintLintRintRT) {//p individuals go out. The update function can be understood. +tree[rt]--; A if(L = =R) the returnR; + intm = (l+r) >>1; - if(p<=tree[rt<<1]) $ returnUpdate (P, Lson); $ Else returnUpdate (p-tree[rt<<1], Rson); - } - the intMain () { - intI, N, &mod = tree[1];Wuyi //The MoD saved is how many individuals, the intK; - Wu while(~SCANF ("%d%d", &n, &k)) { - //Input Achievements About for(i=1; i<=n; ++i) { $scanf"%s%d", C[i].name, &c[i].val); - } -Build (1N1); - A //The maximum number of inverse primes that are less than or equal to N. + intCNT =0; the while(CNT < *&& antiprime[cnt] <=N) { -cnt++; $ } thecnt--; the //find the maximum number of constraints in the 1-n range first. the the //POS is the ID of the person who is recording the current position of the team - intpos =0; inC[pos].val =0; the the //Find antiprime[cnt] The name of the person who is out of the team, About for(i=0; i<antiprime[cnt]; ++i) {//the number of cycles is until the person is out of the team. the the //These two if are based on the number of hand cards to calculate the next out of the queue of the person's current position, the if(C[pos].val >0) +K = ((k+c[pos].val-2)%mod+mod)%mod+1; - ElseK= ((k+c[pos].val-1)%mod+mod)%mod+1; the Bayi //POS records the location of the person who is currently looping out of the queue, thepos = Update (k,1N1); thecout << POS <<"====\n"; - } -printf"%s%d\n", C[pos].name, factornum[cnt]); the } the return 0; the}
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POJ 2886 Segment Tree Single point update