#P6903. [ICPC2014 WF] Wire Crossing

[ICPC2014 WF] Wire Crossing

题目描述

Moore’s Law states that the number of transistors on a chip will double every two years. Amazingly, this law has held true for over half a century. Whenever current technology no longer allowed more growth, researchers have come up with new manufacturing technologies to pack circuits even denser. In the near future, this might mean that chips are constructed in three dimensions instead two. But for this problem, two dimensions will be enough.

A problem common to all two-dimensional hardware design (for example chips, graphics cards, motherboards, and so on) is wire placement. Whenever wires are routed on the hardware, it is problematic if they have to cross each other. When a crossing occurs special gadgets have to be used to allow two electrical wires to pass over each other, and this makes manufacturing more expensive.

Our problem is the following: you are given a hardware design with several wires already in place (all of them straight line segments). You are also given the start and end points for a new wire connection to be added. You will have to determine the minimum number of existing wires that have to be crossed in order to connect the start and end points. This connection need not be a straight line. The only requirement is that it cannot cross at a point where two or more wires already meet or intersect.

Figure 1: First sample input

Figure 1 shows the first sample input. Eight existing wires form five squares. The start and end points of the new connection are in the leftmost and rightmost squares, respectively. The black dashed line shows that a direct connection would cross four wires, whereas the optimal solution crosses only two wires (the curved blue line).

输入格式

The input consists of a single test case. The first line contains five integers m,x0,y0,x1,y1m, x_0, y_0, x_1, y_1, which are the number of pre-existing wires (m100m \le 100) and the start and end points that need to be connected. This is followed by mm lines, each containing four integers xa,ya,xb,ybx_ a, y_ a, x_ b, y_ b describing an existing wire of non-zero length from (xa,ya)(x_ a, y_ a) to (xb,yb)(x_ b,y_ b). The absolute value of each input coordinate is less than 10510^5. Each pair of wires has at most one point in common, that is, wires do not overlap. The start and end points for the new wire do not lie on a pre-existing wire.

输出格式

Display the minimum number of wires that have to be crossed to connect the start and end points.

题目大意

题意简述

给定出发点,终止点和平面上的 mm 条线段,线段用两个端点表示,

求从出发点到终止点的连线(形状任意)最少要与线段相交多少次,多次经过一条线段要多次计数。

数据保证任意两条线段最多只有一个交点,注意连线不能经过交点,且线段可能是斜线。

坐标的绝对值不超过 10510^5

8 3 3 19 3
0 1 22 1
0 5 22 5
1 0 1 6
5 0 5 6
9 0 9 6
13 0 13 6
17 0 17 6
21 0 21 6

2

1 0 5 10 5
0 0 10 10

0

提示

Time limit: 2000 ms, Memory limit: 1048576 kB.

International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM-ICPC) World Finals 2014