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import math
def distance(p1, p2):
# Calculate the distance
return math.sqrt(pow(p1[0] - p2[0], 2)
+ pow(p1[1] - p2[1], 2))
def closest_perimeter_range(P, Q, d):
minPer = math.inf
p1_x = p1_y = p2_x = p2_y = p3_x = p3_y = 0
midPoint = P[len(P) // 2][0]
midRange = d // 2
# rangeDist[i:min(midRange + 1, len(rangeDist))]
# Get the points in range (-d, d) according tho the mid point
rangeDist = [Q[i] for i in range(len(Q))
if midPoint - d <= Q[i][0] <= midPoint + d]
for i in range(len(rangeDist)):
Per, ([p_1_x, p_1_y],
[p_2_x, p_2_y],
[p_3_x, p_3_y]) = brutePerimeter(rangeDist[i:i + 4]) # check only four next points
if Per < minPer:
minPer = Per
p1_x, p1_y, p2_x, p2_y, p3_x, p3_y = p_1_x, p_1_y, \
p_2_x, p_2_y, \
p_3_x, p_3_y
return minPer, ([p1_x, p1_y],
[p2_x, p2_y],
[p3_x, p3_y])
def brutePerimeter(points_x):
minPer = math.inf
p1_x = p1_y = p2_x = p2_y = p3_x = p3_y = 0
for i in range(0, len(points_x) - 2):
for j in range(i + 1, len(points_x) - 1):
for k in range(j + 1, len(points_x)):
d1 = distance(points_x[i], points_x[j])
d2 = distance(points_x[i], points_x[k])
d3 = distance(points_x[j], points_x[k])
if sum([d1, d2, d3]) < minPer:
minPer = sum([d1, d2, d3])
p1_x, p1_y, p2_x, p2_y, p3_x, p3_y = points_x[i][0], points_x[i][1], \
points_x[j][0], points_x[j][1], \
points_x[k][0], points_x[k][1]
return minPer, ([p1_x, p1_y],
[p2_x, p2_y],
[p3_x, p3_y])
def closest_pair(P):
# Brut if at most four points are left:
lenP = len(P)
if lenP <= 4:
return brutePerimeter(P)
# Sort arrays by x and y coordinates
Pn = sorted(P, key=lambda x: x[0])
Qn = sorted(P, key=lambda x: x[1])
midPoint = lenP // 2
Qx = Pn[:midPoint] # Get left part of array with x sorted
Rx = Pn[midPoint:] # Get right part of array with x sorted
# Recursively call
dLeft, ([p1Left_x, p1Left_y],
[p2Left_x, p2Left_y],
[p3Left_x, p3Left_y]) = closest_pair(Qx) # Left side min
dRight, ([p1Right_x, p1Right_y],
[p2Right_x, p2Right_y],
[p3Right_x, p3Right_y]) = closest_pair(Rx) # Right side min
# Take the min value and assign the points
if dLeft > dRight:
minDistAll = dRight
p1Min_x, p1Min_y, p2Min_x, p2Min_y, p3Min_x, p3Min_y = p1Right_x, p1Right_y, \
p2Right_x, p2Right_y, \
p3Right_x, p3Right_y
else:
minDistAll = dLeft
p1Min_x, p1Min_y, p2Min_x, p2Min_y, p3Min_x, p3Min_y = p1Left_x, p1Left_y, \
p2Left_x, p2Left_y, \
p3Left_x, p3Left_y
# Check the middle for closest pair of points
d, ([p1_x, p1_y], [p2_x, p2_y], [p3_x, p3_y]) = closest_perimeter_range(Pn, Qn, minDistAll // 2)
minDistPlane = min(d, minDistAll)
# Return the min perimeter on a plane
if minDistPlane == d:
return minDistPlane, ([p1_x, p1_y],
[p2_x, p2_y],
[p3_x, p3_y])
else:
return minDistPlane, ([p1Min_x, p1Min_y],
[p2Min_x, p2Min_y],
[p3Min_x, p3Min_y])
if __name__ == '__main__':
# points = [(82, 66), (33, 62), (98, 12), (41, 25), (92, 94),
# (17, 29), (78, 30), (25, 92), (19, 82), (42, 31)]
# points = [(2, 3), (12, 30), (40, 50), (5, 1), (12, 10), (3, 4)]
points = [(447, 323), (781, 905), (40, 510), (952, 246), (409, 123), (913, 668), (203, 705), (504, 546), (752, 56),
(557, 410), (181, 171), (849, 280), (97, 56), (10, 725), (608, 990), (107, 86), (642, 738), (448, 389),
(241, 287), (808, 821), (979, 589), (729, 693), (695, 820), (341, 483), (69, 801), (500, 203), (545, 748),
(592, 628), (56, 4), (743, 309), (959, 268), (3, 830), (300, 691), (626, 472), (827, 429), (786, 372),
(170, 543), (98, 782), (383, 518), (510, 110), (543, 140), (801, 422), (16, 176), (958, 501), (280, 20),
(685, 392), (469, 256), (26, 641), (62, 738), (265, 217), (349, 311), (181, 986), (409, 726), (151, 798),
(888, 386), (631, 971), (176, 939), (226, 926), (480, 817), (415, 249), (971, 338), (250, 799), (917, 73),
(243, 514), (892, 511), (994, 55), (962, 682), (802, 197), (916, 282), (333, 965), (513, 127), (82, 744),
(678, 412), (595, 877), (828, 476), (855, 315), (294, 388), (32, 604), (264, 267), (995, 532), (71, 144),
(75, 787), (529, 376), (48, 454), (466, 500), (439, 271), (937, 86), (46, 360), (435, 41), (708, 710),
(638, 171), (508, 85), (359, 679), (709, 890), (736, 706), (491, 333), (414, 972), (492, 699), (810, 636),
(325, 719)]
print(closest_pair(points))