Aetheria/Assets/Scripts/ServerShared/NIH/KDTree/KDTree.cs

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// change to !KDTREE_DUPLICATES
// if you know for sure you will not use duplicate coordinates (all unique)
#define KDTREE_DUPLICATES

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;
using Unity.Mathematics;
using static Unity.Mathematics.math;
using float2 = Unity.Mathematics.float2;

namespace DataStructures.ViliWonka.KDTree {

    public class KDTree {

        public KDNode RootNode { get; private set; }

        public float2[] Points { get { return points; } } // points on which kd-tree will build on. This array will stay unchanged when re/building kdtree!
        private float2[] points;

        public int[] Permutation { get { return permutation; } } // index aray, that will be permuted
        private int[] permutation;

        public int Count { get; private set; }

        private int maxPointsPerLeafNode = 32;

        private KDNode[] kdNodesStack;
        private int kdNodesCount = 0;

        public KDTree(int maxPointsPerLeafNode = 32) {

            Count       = 0;
            points      = new float2[0];
            permutation = new     int[0];

            kdNodesStack = new KDNode[64];

            this.maxPointsPerLeafNode = maxPointsPerLeafNode;
        }

        public KDTree(float2[] points, int maxPointsPerLeafNode = 32) {

            this.points = points;
            this.permutation = new int[points.Length];

            Count = points.Length;
            kdNodesStack = new KDNode[64];

            this.maxPointsPerLeafNode = maxPointsPerLeafNode;

            Rebuild();
        }

        public void Build(float2[] newPoints, int maxPointsPerLeafNode = -1) {

            SetCount(newPoints.Length);

            for(int i = 0; i < Count; i++) {
                points[i] = newPoints[i];
            }

            Rebuild(maxPointsPerLeafNode);
        }

        public void Build(List<float2> newPoints, int maxPointsPerLeafNode = -1) {

            SetCount(newPoints.Count);

            for(int i = 0; i < Count; i++) {
                points[i] = newPoints[i];
            }

            Rebuild(maxPointsPerLeafNode);
        }

        public void Rebuild(int maxPointsPerLeafNode = -1) {

            for(int i = 0; i < Count; i++) {
                permutation[i] = i;
            }

            if(maxPointsPerLeafNode > 0) {
                this.maxPointsPerLeafNode = maxPointsPerLeafNode;
            }

            BuildTree();
        }

        public void SetCount(int newSize) {

            Count = newSize;
            // upsize internal arrays
            if(Count > points.Length) {

                Array.Resize(ref points,        Count);
                Array.Resize(ref permutation,   Count);
            }
        }

        void BuildTree() {

            ResetKDNodeStack();

            RootNode = GetKDNode();
            RootNode.bounds = MakeBounds();
            RootNode.start = 0;
            RootNode.end = Count;

            SplitNode(RootNode);
        }

        KDNode GetKDNode() {

            KDNode node = null;

            if(kdNodesCount < kdNodesStack.Length) {

                if(kdNodesStack[kdNodesCount] == null) {
                    kdNodesStack[kdNodesCount] = node = new KDNode();
                }
                else {
                    node = kdNodesStack[kdNodesCount];
                    node.partitionAxis = -1;
                }
            }
            else {

                // automatic resize of KDNode pool array
                Array.Resize(ref kdNodesStack, kdNodesStack.Length * 2);
                node = kdNodesStack[kdNodesCount] = new KDNode();
            }

            kdNodesCount++;

            return node;
        }

        void ResetKDNodeStack() {
            kdNodesCount = 0;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// For calculating root node bounds
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>Boundary of all Vector3 points</returns>
        KDBounds MakeBounds() {

            var max = float2(float.MinValue);
            var min = float2(float.MaxValue);

            int even = Count & ~1; // calculate even Length

            // min, max calculations
            // 3n/2 calculations instead of 2n
            for (int i0 = 0; i0 < even; i0 += 2) {

                int i1 = i0 + 1;

                // X Coords
                if (points[i0].x > points[i1].x) {
                    // i0 is bigger, i1 is smaller
                    if (points[i1].x < min.x)
                        min.x = points[i1].x;

                    if (points[i0].x > max.x)
                        max.x = points[i0].x;
                }
                else {
                    // i1 is smaller, i0 is bigger
                    if (points[i0].x < min.x)
                        min.x = points[i0].x;

                    if (points[i1].x > max.x)
                        max.x = points[i1].x;
                }

                // Y Coords
                if (points[i0].y > points[i1].y) {
                    // i0 is bigger, i1 is smaller
                    if (points[i1].y < min.y)
                        min.y = points[i1].y;

                    if (points[i0].y > max.y)
                        max.y = points[i0].y;
                }
                else {
                    // i1 is smaller, i0 is bigger
                    if (points[i0].y < min.y)
                        min.y = points[i0].y;

                    if (points[i1].y > max.y)
                        max.y = points[i1].y;
                }
            }

            // if array was odd, calculate also min/max for the last element
            if(even != Count) {
                // X
                if (min.x > points[even].x)
                    min.x = points[even].x;

                if (max.x < points[even].x)
                    max.x = points[even].x;
                // Y
                if (min.y > points[even].y)
                    min.y = points[even].y;

                if (max.y < points[even].y)
                    max.y = points[even].y;
            }

            KDBounds b = new KDBounds();
            b.min = min;
            b.max = max;

            return b;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Recursive splitting procedure
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="parent">This is where root node goes</param>
        /// <param name="depth"></param>
        ///
        void SplitNode(KDNode parent) {

            // center of bounding box
            KDBounds parentBounds = parent.bounds;
            var parentBoundsSize = parentBounds.size;

            // Find axis where bounds are largest
            int splitAxis = 0;
            float axisSize = parentBoundsSize.x;

            if (axisSize < parentBoundsSize.y) {
                splitAxis = 1;
                axisSize = parentBoundsSize.y;
            }

            // Our axis min-max bounds
            float boundsStart = parentBounds.min[splitAxis];
            float boundsEnd   = parentBounds.max[splitAxis];

            // Calculate the spliting coords
            float splitPivot = CalculatePivot(parent.start, parent.end, boundsStart, boundsEnd, splitAxis);

            parent.partitionAxis = splitAxis;
            parent.partitionCoordinate = splitPivot;

            // 'Spliting' array to two subarrays
            int splittingIndex = Partition(parent.start, parent.end, splitPivot, splitAxis);

            // Negative / Left node
            float2 negMax = parentBounds.max;
            negMax[splitAxis] = splitPivot;

            KDNode negNode = GetKDNode();
            negNode.bounds = parentBounds;
            negNode.bounds.max = negMax;
            negNode.start = parent.start;
            negNode.end = splittingIndex;
            parent.negativeChild = negNode;

            // Positive / Right node
            float2 posMin = parentBounds.min;
            posMin[splitAxis] = splitPivot;

            KDNode posNode = GetKDNode();
            posNode.bounds = parentBounds;
            posNode.bounds.min = posMin;
            posNode.start = splittingIndex;
            posNode.end = parent.end;
            parent.positiveChild = posNode;

            // check if we are actually splitting it anything
            // this if check enables duplicate coordinates, but makes construction a bit slower
#if KDTREE_DUPLICATES
            if(negNode.Count != 0 && posNode.Count != 0) {
            #endif
                // Constraint function deciding if split should be continued
                if(ContinueSplit(negNode))
                    SplitNode(negNode);


                if(ContinueSplit(posNode))
                    SplitNode(posNode);

#if KDTREE_DUPLICATES
            }
#endif
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sliding midpoint splitting pivot calculation
        /// 1. First splits node to two equal parts (midPoint)
        /// 2. Checks if elements are in both sides of splitted bounds
        /// 3a. If they are, just return midPoint
        /// 3b. If they are not, then points are only on left or right bound.
        /// 4. Move the splitting pivot so that it shrinks part with points completely (calculate min or max dependent) and return.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="start"></param>
        /// <param name="end"></param>
        /// <param name="boundsStart"></param>
        /// <param name="boundsEnd"></param>
        /// <param name="axis"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        float CalculatePivot(int start, int end, float boundsStart, float boundsEnd, int axis) {

            //! sliding midpoint rule
            float midPoint = (boundsStart + boundsEnd) / 2f;

            bool negative = false;
            bool positive = false;

            float negMax = Single.MinValue;
            float posMin = Single.MaxValue;

            // this for loop section is used both for sorted and unsorted data
            for (int i = start; i < end; i++) {

                if (points[permutation[i]][axis] < midPoint)
                    negative = true;
                else
                    positive = true;

                if (negative == true && positive == true)
                    return midPoint;
            }

            if (negative) {

                for (int i = start; i < end; i++)
                    if (negMax < points[permutation[i]][axis])
                        negMax = points[permutation[i]][axis];

                return negMax;
            }
            else {

                for (int i = start; i < end; i++)
                    if (posMin > points[permutation[i]][axis])
                        posMin = points[permutation[i]][axis];

                return posMin;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Similar to Hoare partitioning algorithm (used in Quick Sort)
        /// Modification: pivot is not left-most element but is instead argument of function
        /// Calculates splitting index and partially sorts elements (swaps them until they are on correct side - depending on pivot)
        /// Complexity: O(n)
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="start">Start index</param>
        /// <param name="end">End index</param>
        /// <param name="partitionPivot">Pivot that decides boundary between left and right</param>
        /// <param name="axis">Axis of this pivoting</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// Returns splitting index that subdivides array into 2 smaller arrays
        /// left = [start, pivot),
        /// right = [pivot, end)
        /// </returns>
        int Partition(int start, int end, float partitionPivot, int axis) {

            // note: increasing right pointer is actually decreasing!
            int LP = start - 1; // left pointer (negative side)
            int RP = end;       // right pointer (positive side)

            int temp;           // temporary var for swapping permutation indexes

            while (true) {

                do {
                    // move from left to the right until "out of bounds" value is found
                    LP++;
                }
                while (LP < RP && points[permutation[LP]][axis] < partitionPivot);

                do {
                    // move from right to the left until "out of bounds" value found
                    RP--;
                }
                while (LP < RP && points[permutation[RP]][axis] >= partitionPivot);

                if (LP < RP) {
                                // swap
                               temp = permutation[LP];
                    permutation[LP] = permutation[RP];
                    permutation[RP] = temp;
                }
                else {

                    return LP;
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Constraint function. You can add custom constraints here - if you have some other data/classes binded to Vector3 points
        /// Can hardcode it into
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="node"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        bool ContinueSplit(KDNode node) {

            return (node.Count > maxPointsPerLeafNode);
        }
    }
}