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Go implementation of the LAPJV algorithm
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- Papjv takes a matrix and returns a result .
- runSolver runs the matrix
- ToSquare returns a square matrix .
- runGenerator runs MatrixGenerator .
- NewInteractiveMatrixGenerator returns a MatrixGenerator .
- init initializes the root command
- Save writes the MatrixGenerator to out .
- NewManualMatrixGenerator returns a new MatrixGenerator
- NewResult creates a new Result .
- Execute executes the root command
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I'm a noob so please use laymen terms while supplying feedback. I have a coral mini dev board and after shelling in, updating, etc outlined here I start with the examples at the coral site. I follow instructions 1-3 here and then go to gstreamer and follow the instructions in that readme file. Each time building of lap fails. I have tried to pip install it on its own and end up with the same error. This is a brand new board and I have only followed the instructions to update and implement the example. Here is the error that I'm getting regardless of whether I bash install_requirements.sh or pip3 install lap:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 14:57Can you run sudo apt-get install python3-dev
and then retry the demo?
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In R. Jonker and A. Volgenant, A Shortest Augmenting Path Algorithm for Dense and Sparse Linear Assignment Problems (doi: 10.1007/BF02278710), the authors show that an implementation of their LAPJV algorithm, adapted to sparse graphs and referred to as LAPJVsp, performs well on various problems.
A Pascal implementation of LAPJVsp is currently available here. The augmenting row reduction step of the algorithm is mostly unchanged, and differs from the code provided in the published paper only by using a compressed sparse row representation of the biadjacency matrix of the graph, whose row indices, column indices, and weights are referred to as first
, kk
, and cc
respectively:
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Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 13:15This happens because the index of the column with the second-highest reduced cost for a given row, that is, j1
, is never unset between different rows. We get rid of the error by explicitly unsetting the indices:
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I've read that Illegal instruction (core dumped) error may be because of some machine issues or version issues.
However, my case is weird because I have two scripts - one dummy script to test the function and another one is my actual script. The weird thing is, it works for my dummy script (minimum cost and everything calculated correctly, the script executed with no errors, etc). But when I tried to execute the function in my actual script it throws a Illegal instruction (core dumped) error.
I've checked that in both cases I fed in a square matrix of class 'numpy.ndarray' and the elements are of class 'numpy.float64' for both. The only difference is that the dummy matrix is a 4x4 square matrix while the actual square matrix is of size 200 by 200. I tried reducing the size to roughly 50 by 50 just to test and see if thats the issue but it still throws the same error.
Any suggestions would be really appreciated, thanks!
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Answered 2018-Dec-05 at 03:43I fixed it by reinstalling a new environment. Now I'm using Anaconda instead with Python 3.6.3
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