The Best Path

Problem Description
Alice is planning her travel route in a beautiful valley. In this valley, there are  N  lakes, and  M  rivers linking these lakes. Alice wants to start her trip from one lake, and enjoys the landscape by boat. That means she need to set up a path which go through every river exactly once. In addition, Alice has a specific number ( a1,a2,...,an ) for each lake. If the path she finds is  P0P1...Pt , the lucky number of this trip would be  aP0XORaP1XOR...XORaPt . She want to make this number as large as possible. Can you help her?
 

Input
The first line of input contains an integer  t , the number of test cases.  t  test cases follow.

For each test case, in the first line there are two positive integers  N (N100000)  and  M (M500000) , as described above. The  i -th line of the next  N  lines contains an integer  ai(i,0ai10000)  representing the number of the  i -th lake.

The  i -th line of the next  M  lines contains two integers  ui  and  vi  representing the  i -th river between the  ui -th lake and  vi -th lake. It is possible that  ui=vi .
 

Output
For each test cases, output the largest lucky number. If it dose not have any path, output "Impossible".
 

Sample Input
  
  
2 3 2 3 4 5 1 2 2 3 4 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 2 3 2 4
 

Sample Output
  
  
2 Impossible

/*欧拉路的判断, 寻找最多的幸运数; */ #include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> using namespace std; const int big = 1e5 + 7; int a[big];//每个节点的度数; int  b[big];//湖的编号; int z[big], e, f, flag; bool judge(int n)//判断是否为欧啦路; {     int sum = 0, h;     for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++)         if(z[i] == i) sum ++;     if(sum != 1) return false;     sum = flag = 0;     for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++)     {         if(a[i]&1)         {             sum ++;             a[i] ++;         }         h = a[i]/2;         if(!(h&1)) b[i] = 0;         }     if(sum != 0 && sum != 2) return false;     if(sum == 2) flag = 1;     return true; } void G(int n)//湖的标号; {     for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++)         z[i] = i; } int Find(int key) {     int s = key;     while(s != z[s])         s = z[s];     int j = key, e;     while(j != s)     {         e = z[j];         z[j] = s;         j = e;     }     return s; } int main() {     int t, n, m, u, v, p, q;     scanf("%d", &t);     while(t --)     {         scanf("%d %d", &n, &m);         memset( a, 0, sizeof( a));         for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++)             scanf("%d", &b[i]);         G(n);//湖的编号;         for(int i = 1; i <= m; i ++)         {             scanf("%d %d", &u, &v);             a[u] ++;             a[v] ++;             p = Find(u);             q = Find(v);             if(p == q) continue;             if(p > q) swap( p, q);             z[q] = p;         }         if(judge(n))         {             int temp = b[1], ans = 0;             for(int i = 2; i <= n; i ++)                 temp = temp xor b[i];             if(flag) ans = temp;             else             {                 for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++)                     ans = max( ans, temp xor b[i]);             }             printf("%d\n", ans);         }         else printf("Impossible\n");     }     return 0; }

#include<bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; const int maxn = 112345; int arr[maxn]; int fnd(int x){     return x == arr[x] ? x : arr[x] = fnd(arr[x]); } void join(int x,int y){     x = fnd(x),y = fnd(y);     if(x != y)         arr[x] = y; } int val[maxn],ind[maxn]; int cal(int n){     int bio = 0,odd = 0;     for(int i=1;i<=n;i++){         if(arr[i] == i && ind[i] != 0)             bio++;         odd += ind[i] % 2;     }     if(bio >= 2)         return -1;     if(bio == 0){         return *max_element(val+1,val+1+n);     }     if(odd == 0){         int all = 0,ret = 0;         for(int i=1;i<=n;i++){             if((ind[i]/2) & 1) all ^= val[i];         }         for(int i=1;i<=n;i++){             if(ind[i])                 ret = max(ret,all ^ val[i]);         }         return ret;     }     if(odd == 2){         int ret = 0;         for(int i=1;i<=n;i++){             if(ind[i]){                 if(ind[i] % 2){                     if(((ind[i]+1)/2)&1) ret ^= val[i];                 }                 else{                     if((ind[i]/2)&1) ret ^= val[i];                 }             }         }         return ret;     }     return -1; } int main(){     int T;     scanf("%d",&T);     int n,m;     while(T-- && ~scanf("%d %d",&n,&m)){         memset(ind,0,sizeof(ind));         for(int i=1;i<=n;i++){             scanf("%d",&val[i]);             arr[i] = i;         }         int x,y;         for(int i=0;i<m;i++){             scanf("%d %d",&x,&y);             join(x,y);             ind[x]++,ind[y]++;         }         int cnt = cal(n);         if(cnt == -1){             puts("Impossible");         }         else{             printf("%d\n",cnt);         }     }     return 0; }

### Stata Global Path Configuration In Stata software, configuring global paths allows users to set environment variables that can be used across different sessions or scripts. This is particularly useful when working on projects where data files, do-files, and other resources are stored in specific directories. To configure a `stataglobal` path in Stata: #### Setting Up the Global Macro A common practice involves setting up a global macro at the beginning of each session or within a master do-file. The syntax for defining a global macro is as follows: ```stata global stataglobal_path "/path/to/directory" ``` This command sets the variable `stataglobal_path` to point to `/path/to/directory`. Users should replace this string with their actual directory path[^1]. #### Using the Defined Path Once defined, the global macro can be referenced throughout any subsequent commands using `$stataglobal_path`. For example, loading a dataset from the specified location would look like this: ```stata use "$stataglobal_path/datafile.dta", clear ``` Similarly, saving output files could also utilize this predefined path: ```stata save "$stataglobal_path/output_data.dta", replace ``` #### Automating Setup via Profile Do-File For convenience, one might automate the setup process by adding the global definition into the profile.do file located typically under personal settings folder (`C:\ado\plus\_profile.do` on Windows systems). Adding such lines ensures every new instance starts off correctly configured without manual intervention required each time[^3]: ```stata * _Profile.do ... global stataglobal_path "C:/Users/user/Documents/StataProjects" ... ``` After modifying `_profile.do`, all future instances launched will automatically recognize the custom-defined `stataglobal_path`. --related questions-- 1. How does setting up global macros impact performance in large-scale Stata applications? 2. What best practices exist regarding organizing project structures around globally defined paths in Stata? 3. Can multiple global paths coexist effectively within single Stata sessions? If so, how should they be managed? 4. Are there alternative methods besides using globals for managing frequently accessed locations in Stata workflows? Note: While references provided were utilized primarily concerning IT configurations outside direct context (e.g., Unix shell scripting), principles remain applicable due to conceptual similarities between establishing environmental variables/path definitions across various computing environments[^2].
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