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The CYK algorithm in Haskell
module CYK
where
import Control.Monad
import Data.Array.IArray
import Data.Array.MArray
import Data.Array.ST
import Data.Maybe
import qualified Data.Map as M
-- General helpers.
enumerate :: [a] -> [(Int, a)]
enumerate = zip [1..]
-- Grammar ADT definition.
type Symbol = Char
type RuleName = String
data CNFRule = TerminalRule RuleName Symbol
| NonTerminalRule RuleName [(RuleName, RuleName)] Bool
deriving (Eq, Show)
type CNFGrammar = [CNFRule]
-- Helpers for constructing the grammar.
ruleTerminal :: RuleName -> Symbol -> CNFRule
ruleTerminal name prod = TerminalRule name prod
ruleNonTerminal :: RuleName -> [(RuleName, RuleName)] -> CNFRule
ruleNonTerminal name prods = NonTerminalRule name prods False
ruleStart :: RuleName -> [(RuleName, RuleName)] -> CNFRule
ruleStart name prods = NonTerminalRule name prods True
-- Helper functions.
ruleName :: CNFRule -> RuleName
ruleName (TerminalRule name _) = name
ruleName (NonTerminalRule name _ _) = name
isTerminalRule :: CNFRule -> Bool
isTerminalRule (TerminalRule _ _) = True
isTerminalRule _ = False
isNonTerminalRule :: CNFRule -> Bool
isNonTerminalRule (NonTerminalRule _ _ _) = True
isNonTerminalRule _ = False
isStartRule :: CNFRule -> Bool
isStartRule (NonTerminalRule _ _ b) = b
isStartRule _ = False
terminalRules :: CNFGrammar -> [(Int, CNFRule)]
terminalRules = filter (isTerminalRule . snd) . enumerate
nonTerminalRules :: CNFGrammar -> [(Int, CNFRule)]
nonTerminalRules = filter (isNonTerminalRule . snd) . enumerate
startRules :: CNFGrammar -> [(Int, CNFRule)]
startRules = filter (isStartRule . snd) . enumerate
terminalRuleProduces :: CNFRule -> Symbol -> Bool
terminalRuleProduces (TerminalRule _ s) s' = (s == s')
terminalRuleProduces _ _ = error "Terminal rule expected!"
lookupIndices :: (M.Map RuleName Int) -> CNFRule -> [(Int, Int)]
lookupIndices mIdx (NonTerminalRule _ prods _)
= let lkup k = fromJust $ M.lookup k mIdx
in [(lkup b, lkup c) | (b,c) <- prods]
lookupIndices _ _
= error "Non-terminal rule expected!"
-- The algorithm itself
cykAlgorithm :: CNFGrammar -> [Symbol] -> Bool
cykAlgorithm grammar input = or [arr ! (1,n,x) | x <- startIndices]
where
n = length input
r = length grammar
idxMap = M.fromList (zip (map ruleName grammar) [1..])
startIndices = map fst . startRules $ grammar
arr = runSTUArray $ do
marr <- newArray ((1,1,1),(n,n,r)) False
forM_ (enumerate input) $ \(i, ci) ->
forM_ (terminalRules grammar) $ \(j, rule) ->
when (terminalRuleProduces rule ci) $
writeArray marr (i,1,j) True
forM_ [2..n] $ \i ->
forM_ [1..(n-i+1)] $ \j ->
forM_ [1..(i-1)] $ \k ->
forM_ (nonTerminalRules grammar) $ \(a, rule) ->
forM_ (lookupIndices idxMap rule) $ \(b,c) -> do
e0 <- readArray marr (j,k,b)
e1 <- readArray marr (j+k,i-k,c)
when (e0 && e1) $
writeArray marr (j,i,a) True
return marr
-- Example input.
-- S -> SS | LH | LR
-- H -> SR
-- L -> '('
-- R -> ')'
exampleGrammar :: CNFGrammar
exampleGrammar = [ ruleStart "S" [ ("S","S"), ("L","H"), ("L","R")]
, ruleNonTerminal "H" [("S","R")]
, ruleTerminal "L" '('
, ruleTerminal "R" ')'
]
exampleValidInput :: [Symbol]
exampleValidInput = "((((()))))"
exampleInvalidInput :: [Symbol]
exampleInvalidInput = "(()"
-- Program entry point.
main :: IO ()
main = do let validResult = cykAlgorithm exampleGrammar exampleValidInput
putStrLn $ "Result for the valid input: " ++ (show validResult)
let invalidResult = cykAlgorithm exampleGrammar exampleInvalidInput
putStrLn $ "Result for the invalid input: " ++ (show invalidResult)
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