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Edit2: Basically, there are only 10 whites and 10 blacks on the board at any given time, of which no two pieces of the same color can be neighbors, either in the horizontal, vertical, or diagonal direction. Also, there are 12 spaces for each color where only that color may place pieces. theory hash share|improve this question edited Nov 29 '10 at 7:36
Perfect hashing is used when you have a predefined input and need to map a short value to a finished output. In your case it seems more like you are looking for an encoding scheme to store your values in. You have 8 * 8 cells, each with 3 different values. which is too much for 64 bit without a compression scheme. It is however hard to say what a good algorithm would be without knowing more about how many pieces there and be, or how they can be distributed on the board.
Obviously your edit makes a difference to the question. But why insist on a 64 bit int?
Well I guess I wouldn't mind using a larger object if necessary. Just hoping to make it as small as possible so not as to get an out of memory error.
And also I wanted to avoid using massive amounts of computational resources on the hashing function.
If each tile in the game can be 1 of any 3 states at any point in the game, then the minimum amount of storage required for a "perfect hash" when hashing every possible state of the game board, at any given moment will = power(3,8*8) individual hashes = log2(3^64) bits = approx. 101.4 bits, so you will need at least 102 bits to store this info At this point, you may as well just say there are 4 states for each tile, which will bring you to needing 128 bits.
uint_128 CreateGameBoardHash(int (&game_board)[8][8])
board_hash |= game_board[i][j] << ((i * 8 + j) *2);
GameBoardHash CreateGameBoardHash(int (&game_board)[8][8])
board_hash.row[i] |= game_board[j] << (j*2);
share|improve this answer edited Nov 29 '10 at 8:32
Of course, you might be able to get a more optimal solution if you take into account the adjacency rules and piece limits that you specified in "edit2", but this also makes it much more difficult to work out an algorithm that will work efficiently (both memory and cpu usage).
share|improve this answer answered Nov 29 '10 at 7:31
Well what happened was that we used a single board object for an entire tree search of say 100,000 board possibilities. Whenever we got to an attemptedMove, we simply temporarily applied that move, and backtracked out using an undoMove. To hash the board, I used a hashCode that took into account the current position of the board, say Hashtable.put(board1,score), but the problem was, that whenever there was a collision, it would think board1 = thisBoard since it stored a pointer to board1 == thisBoard (since we never create a new Board object, only edit the existing one).
To corret this, I was hoping to instead hash a unique value, say Hashtable.put(board1.UniqueNumber(), score), and use a Hashtable.get(this.UniqueNumber(), score), which would eliminate collisions all together, and any problems that would occur.
+1 for mention of ZX81, -1 because ZX81 ints were 16 bits. :)
@Gabe the ZX81 had very limited RAM; -1 for you for not realising that was my point! ;-)
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I tried making hashable objects which contained a copy of the current piecesArray, but ran into out of JVM out of memory issues, after storing about 200k of these objects, though otherwise this approach did work.
200k objects? Thats nothing, so you are wasting a ton of memory somewhere. With a int[8][8] you are using 256 bytes, plus lets say the same in overhead. For 200k objects, thats just around 100mb.
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What is the difference between a 'Type' an an 'Object' in Python - Stack Overflow
What is the difference between a 'Type' an an 'Object' in Python
1 I came upon this reading the python documentation on the super keyword:
Can someone please give me an example of a distinction between passing a Type as a second argument versus passing an Object? Is the documentation talking about an instance of an object?
python object types share|improve this question asked Mar 30 '13 at 6:15
9 This should give you some perspective: cafepy.com/article/python_types_and_objects/…
@karthikr Agreed, great article
Mar 30 '13 at 6:20
3 Or have a look at this question stackoverflow.com/questions/100003/… and the great answer , whilst its about metaclasses it details types and objects to build up the description of a metaclass - really good read.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/6581949/748731
this link may help understand metaclass, type, object
share|improve this answer answered Mar 30 '13 at 7:24
Python's super function does different things depending on what it's arguments are. Here's a demonstration of different ways of using it:
def make_obj(cls, val):
return cls(val+1)
# In this super call, the second argument "self" is an object.
# The result acts like an object of the Base class.
super(Derived, self).__init__(val+2)
# In this super call, the second argument "cls" is a type.
# The result acts like the Base class itself.
return super(Derived, cls).make_obj(val)
>>> b1 = Base(0)
>>> b1.val
>>> b2 = Base.make_obj(0)
>>> b2.val
>>> d1 = Derived(0)
>>> d1.val
>>> d2 = Derived.make_obj(0)
>>> d2.val
The 3 result is the combination of the previous modifiers: 1 (from Base.make_obj) plus 2 (from Derived.__init__).
Note that it is possible to call super with just one argument to get an "unbound" super object, it is apparently not useful for much. There's not really any reason to do this unless you want to mess around with Python internals and you really know what you're doing.
In Python 3, you can also call super with no arguments (which is equivalent to providing the current class and self as two arguments, but more magical).
share|improve this answer answered Mar 30 '13 at 21:39
Is super a way to help with Memoization of function calls? I have an object that speeds up calls to another interpreter by checking for the functions existence and then assigning an attribute on the object with an object that directly calls the function. So I basically only lookup the function once and memoize it to a callable attribute. I have to use object.__setattr__(self, "attribute", callableObj) in order to keep it from looping/calling my redefinition of "settr". Does super do the same thing?
Mar 30 '13 at 22:23
@Demolishun: Um, no. You use super to get at inherited versions of overridden methods. Check out the docs
Mar 31 '13 at 0:18
Okay, so it is similar, but it allows for dynamic reference of the base class, but not by name. That is one use case. rhettinger.wordpress.com/2011/05/26/super-considered-super Thanks for the ref.
Here is a simple exploration of the two functions. I found it illuminating going through this exercise. I often will create a simple program exploring the ins and outs of simple functions and save them for reference:     #
# Testing isinstance and issubclass
class B2(B1):
class CB1(C1,B1):
# not sure about this for multiple inheritance
C1.__init__(self)
b1 = B1()
cb1 = CB1()
def checkInstanceType(c, t):
if isinstance(c, t):
print c, "is of type", t
print c, "is NOT of type", t
def checkSubclassType(c, t):
if issubclass(c, t):
print c, "is a subclass of type", t
print c, "is NOT a subclass of type", t
print "comparing isinstance and issubclass"
# checking isinstance
print "checking isinstance"
# can check instance against type
checkInstanceType(c1, C1)
checkInstanceType(c1, B1)
checkInstanceType(c1, object)
# can check type against type
checkInstanceType(B1, object)
# cannot check instance against instance
print "failed to check instance against instance", e
# checking issubclass
print "checking issubclass"
# cannot check instance against type
checkSubclassType(c1, C1)
print "failed to check instance against type", e
checkSubclassType(B1, C1)
checkSubclassType(CB1, C1)
checkSubclassType(CB1, B1)
# cannot check type against instance
print "failed to check type against instance", e
Also consider the following as isinstance can break API implementations. An example would be an object that acts like a dictionary, but is not derived from dict. isinstance might check that an object is a dictionary, even though the object supports dictionary style access:
isinstance considered harmful
Can someone please give me an example of a distinction between passing a Type as a second argument versus passing an Object? After testing the above code it tells me the second parameter must be a type. So in the following case:
The call will fail. It could be written:
checkInstanceType(c1, type(b1))
So if you want to check the type of one instance against another instance you have to use the type() builtin call.
share|improve this answer edited Mar 30 '13 at 22:12
answered Mar 30 '13 at 20:46
Object can be any Python class instance which may or may not be user defined. But,
when you are talking about a type, it refers to the default objects/collections like a list/tuple/dict/int/str etc.
I beg to differ w.r.t., it is not limited to builtins. Everyone can and does define their own types.
@smitkpatel, I think you may be thinking about "builtin" types.
builtin - default potato - potato
– smitkpatel
Apr 1 '13 at 9:47
What is the difference between “object as type” and “((type)object)”?


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