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 * Mélanie KÖNIG
 * Swan ROCHER
 * Jean-François BAGET
 * Michel LECLÈRE
 * Marie-Laure MUGNIER 
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package fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.homomorphism;

import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.commons.collections4.SetUtils;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.tuple.Pair;

import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.Atom;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.AtomSet;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.AtomSetException;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.ConjunctiveQueryWithNegatedParts;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.InMemoryAtomSet;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.RulesCompilation;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.Substitution;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.Term;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.core.Variable;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.homomorphism.HomomorphismException;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.integraal.api.homomorphism.HomomorphismWithCompilation;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.CloseableIterator;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.CloseableIteratorAdapter;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.CloseableIteratorAggregator;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.converter.ConverterCloseableIterator;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.filter.AndFilter;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.filter.Filter;
import fr.lirmm.graphik.util.stream.filter.FilterIterator;

/**
 * Evaluation method for atomic queries with several negated parts.
* Please refer to the definition of {@link ConjunctiveQueryWithNegatedParts} * for more details on the use of negation.
* It is also assumed that the positive atoms are without constants AND multiple * occurrences of a single variable. * * @author Clément Sipieter (INRIA) {@literal } */ public class AtomicQueryHomomorphismWithNegatedParts extends AbstractHomomorphismWithCompilation implements HomomorphismWithCompilation { private static final AtomicQueryHomomorphismWithNegatedParts INSTANCE = new AtomicQueryHomomorphismWithNegatedParts(); // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // SINGLETON // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// public static AtomicQueryHomomorphismWithNegatedParts instance() { return INSTANCE; } private AtomicQueryHomomorphismWithNegatedParts() {} // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // HOMOMORPHISM METHODS // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// public CloseableIterator execute(ConjunctiveQueryWithNegatedParts query, AtomSet data, RulesCompilation compilation, Substitution s) throws HomomorphismException { try { // if the query contains more than one atom // only the first is considered Atom atom = query.getPositivePart().iterator().next(); List ans = query.getAnswerVariables(); List> iteratorsList = new LinkedList>(); // rewrite it in all possible ways to account the compilation for (Pair im : compilation.getRewritingOf(atom)) { // then check if the atom can be mapped by homomorphimsm // by respecting the substitution iteratorsList.add(new ConverterCloseableIterator(data.match(im.getLeft(), s), new Atom2SubstitutionConverter(im.getLeft(), ans, im.getRight()))); } @SuppressWarnings("resource") CloseableIterator subIt = new CloseableIteratorAggregator( (CloseableIterator>) new CloseableIteratorAdapter>(iteratorsList.iterator())); // manage negative parts Set variablesPositivePart = query.getPositivePart().getVariables(); @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") Filter[] filtersForNegatedParts = new Filter[query.getNegatedParts().size()]; int i = 0; // iterate over all negated parts for (InMemoryAtomSet negPart : query.getNegatedParts()) { // compute frontier variables between positive and negative part Set frontier = SetUtils.intersection(variablesPositivePart, negPart.getVariables()); // create a filter for each negative part // the filter pre-configures a backtrack execution // for a query made of the negated part and answer variables // corresponding to the frontier variables just computed filtersForNegatedParts[i++] = new NegFilter(negPart, frontier, data, compilation); } @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Filter filter = new AndFilter(filtersForNegatedParts); return new FilterIterator(subIt, filter); } catch (AtomSetException e) { throw new HomomorphismException(e); } } }




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