Local AC submits RE...
Portal: QAQQAQ
Look at it by yourself
Thought: it is said that RMQ can be used for this question very quickly, but the line tree of this question is OK
The line tree maintains the leftmost and rightmost years of a section, whether there is a gap and the maximum value of the section.
The classification and discussion of this question is a big difficulty, mainly divided into the following situations:
1.AB is uncertain, output may
2.A determines B is uncertain:
If A is A to B maximum, output may
Otherwise output false
3.A uncertainty B determination:
If B is lower than bound (A) to B max, then output may
Otherwise output false
4.A determination B determination
If B is A+1 to B maximum, A is A to B maximum, and there is no gap between them, output true
If the above conditions are met, but there is a gap, the output may be
Otherwise output false
In terms of code implementation, I didn't consider the condition of "strictly less than". I thought that the maximum value was equal to B, but I didn't judge whether it was equal before.
Then I added some special judgments to prevent my metaphysical line tree from crossing the boundary and not stopping... (the code implementation ability needs to be improved recently...)
Code:
#include<bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; const int N=100005; int n; struct node { int ly,ry,max_r,Gap; }tree[N*4]; int rain[N],year[N]; void push_up(node& fa,node ls,node rs) { fa.ly=ls.ly; fa.ry=rs.ry; fa.max_r=max(ls.max_r,rs.max_r); fa.Gap=0; if(ls.Gap||rs.Gap) fa.Gap=1; if(ls.ry+1<rs.ly) fa.Gap=1; } void build(int x,int l,int r) { if(l==r) { tree[x].ly=year[l]; tree[x].ry=year[l]; tree[x].max_r=rain[l]; tree[x].Gap=0; return; } int mid=(l+r)>>1; build(x+x,l,mid); build(x+x+1,mid+1,r); push_up(tree[x],tree[x+x],tree[x+x+1]); } node query(int x,int l,int r,int L,int R) { node ret; if(L<=l&&R>=r) return tree[x]; int mid=(l+r)>>1; if(mid<L) return query(x+x+1,mid+1,r,L,R); if(mid>=R) return query(x+x,l,mid,L,R); node ls=query(x+x,l,mid,L,R); node rs=query(x+x+1,mid+1,r,L,R); push_up(ret,ls,rs); return ret; } int main() { scanf("%d",&n); for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) scanf("%d%d",&year[i],&rain[i]); build(1,1,n); int q; scanf("%d",&q); while(q--) { int x,y,xx,yy,bl=0; scanf("%d%d",&xx,&yy); if(yy<xx) { puts("false"); continue; } if(xx==yy) { puts("maybe"); continue; } x=lower_bound(year+1,year+n+1,xx)-year; y=lower_bound(year+1,year+n+1,yy)-year; if(xx!=year[x]&&yy!=year[y]) puts("maybe"); else if(xx!=year[x]) { if(y==1||x==y) puts("maybe"); else { node n1=query(1,1,n,x,y); node n2=query(1,1,n,x,y-1); //The intermediate rainfall must be strictly less than! if(n1.max_r==rain[y]&&n2.max_r<rain[y]) puts("maybe"); else puts("false"); } } else if(yy!=year[y]) { if(x==n||x==y-1) puts("maybe"); else { node n1=query(1,1,n,x,y-1); node n2=query(1,1,n,x+1,y-1); if(n1.max_r==rain[x]&&n2.max_r<rain[x]) puts("maybe"); else puts("false"); } } else { if(x+1==y) { if(rain[x]<rain[y]) puts("false"); else if(year[x]+1==year[y]) puts("true"); else puts("maybe"); continue;//Not written before continue Ah ah... }//Special judgment to prevent the line tree from crossing the boundary node n1=query(1,1,n,x,y); node n2=query(1,1,n,x+1,y); node n3=query(1,1,n,x+1,y-1); if(n2.max_r==rain[y]&&rain[y]<=rain[x]&&n3.max_r<rain[y]) { if(n1.Gap) puts("maybe"); else puts("true"); } else puts("false"); } } return 0; }