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Brian Cole 893fa41e98 SSSR performance improvements to support larger systems (#1131)
* findSSSR performance improvements for fragments without rings

This makes Chem.SanitizeMol significantly faster when dealing with
molecules with lots of disconnected fragments (like a box of water).

The following is the runtime of Chem.SanitizeMol while adding 10,000
waters with explicit hydrogens when running Chem.SanitizeMol on every
1,000th water added.

Before:
0 add_water = 0.00007s
0 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01991s
1000 add_water = 0.00009s
1000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.99659s
2000 add_water = 0.00013s
2000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 3.94565s
3000 add_water = 0.00018s
3000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 8.94760s
4000 add_water = 0.00023s
4000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 15.75187s
5000 add_water = 0.00035s
5000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 24.59318s
6000 add_water = 0.00048s
6000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 37.23530s
7000 add_water = 0.00042s
7000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 47.70860s
8000 add_water = 0.00105s
8000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 62.21912s
9000 add_water = 0.00056s
9000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 80.08511s

After:

0 add_water = 0.00003s
0 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01219s
1000 add_water = 0.00004s
1000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01004s
2000 add_water = 0.00012s
2000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01058s
3000 add_water = 0.00018s
3000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01158s
4000 add_water = 0.00018s
4000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01530s
5000 add_water = 0.00022s
5000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.02010s
6000 add_water = 0.00036s
6000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.02397s
7000 add_water = 0.00033s
7000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.02978s
8000 add_water = 0.00037s
8000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.04446s
9000 add_water = 0.00040s
9000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.04419s

* Refactor new_timings.py script a bit to be able to run only the first (reading molecules) test.

* Removing O(N^2) behavior of finding the number of bonds in the fragment during SSSR.

This only improves the case when there are long chains and a small
number of rings in the fragment. Many ring systems are still dominated
by the rest of the SSSR algorithm, and fragments with no ring systems
don't reach this part of the code.

For a test case with a single cyclicpropane and adding carbons while
calling Chem.SanitizeMol every 10,000 carbons added yield the
following improvement in performance:

before:
0 add_carbon = 0.00001s
0 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01237s
10000 add_carbon = 0.00017s
10000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.04453s
20000 add_carbon = 0.00017s
20000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.13038s
30000 add_carbon = 0.00029s
30000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.27671s
40000 add_carbon = 0.00063s
40000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.44774s
50000 add_carbon = 0.00106s
50000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.69433s
60000 add_carbon = 0.00181s
60000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 1.00577s

after:

0 add_carbon = 0.00001s
0 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01264s
10000 add_carbon = 0.00013s
10000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.01349s
20000 add_carbon = 0.00022s
20000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.02724s
30000 add_carbon = 0.00040s
30000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.04292s
40000 add_carbon = 0.00076s
40000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.06172s
50000 add_carbon = 0.00193s
50000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.07658s
60000 add_carbon = 0.00147s
60000 Chem.SanitizeMol = 0.08625s

Note, couldn't actually test a higher number of carbons as it led to a
stack overflow due to recursion in findSSSR.
2016-10-29 04:38:14 +02:00

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// $Id$
//
// Copyright (C) 2003-2013 Greg Landrum and Rational Discovery LLC
//
// @@ All Rights Reserved @@
// This file is part of the RDKit.
// The contents are covered by the terms of the BSD license
// which is included in the file license.txt, found at the root
// of the RDKit source tree.
//
#include "RDKitBase.h"
#include <GraphMol/Rings.h>
#include <RDGeneral/RDLog.h>
#include <RDGeneral/Exceptions.h>
#include <RDGeneral/utils.h>
#include <vector>
#include <set>
#include <algorithm>
#include <boost/dynamic_bitset.hpp>
#include <boost/cstdint.hpp>
#include <RDGeneral/hash/hash.hpp>
typedef std::set<boost::uint32_t> RINGINVAR_SET;
typedef RINGINVAR_SET::const_iterator RINGINVAR_SET_CI;
typedef std::vector<boost::uint32_t> RINGINVAR_VECT;
namespace RingUtils {
using namespace RDKit;
boost::uint32_t computeRingInvariant(INT_VECT ring, unsigned int nAtoms) {
RDUNUSED_PARAM(nAtoms);
std::sort(ring.begin(), ring.end());
boost::uint32_t res = gboost::hash_range(ring.begin(), ring.end());
return res;
}
void convertToBonds(const VECT_INT_VECT &res, VECT_INT_VECT &brings,
const ROMol &mol) {
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI ri = res.begin(); ri != res.end(); ++ri) {
unsigned int rsiz = rdcast<unsigned int>(ri->size());
INT_VECT bring(rsiz);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < (rsiz - 1); i++) {
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondBetweenAtoms((*ri)[i], (*ri)[i + 1]);
if (!bnd) throw ValueErrorException("expected bond not found");
bring[i] = bnd->getIdx();
}
// bond from last to first atom
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondBetweenAtoms((*ri)[rsiz - 1], (*ri)[0]);
if (!bnd) throw ValueErrorException("expected bond not found");
bring[rsiz - 1] = bnd->getIdx();
brings.push_back(bring);
}
}
} // end of namespace RingUtils
namespace FindRings {
using namespace RDKit;
int smallestRingsBfs(const ROMol &mol, int root, VECT_INT_VECT &rings,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds,
INT_VECT *forbidden = 0);
void trimBonds(unsigned int cand, const ROMol &tMol, INT_SET &changed,
INT_VECT &atomDegrees, boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds);
void storeRingInfo(const ROMol &mol, const INT_VECT &ring) {
INT_VECT bondIndices;
INT_VECT_CI lastRai;
for (INT_VECT_CI rai = ring.begin(); rai != ring.end(); rai++) {
if (rai != ring.begin()) {
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondBetweenAtoms(*rai, *lastRai);
if (!bnd) throw ValueErrorException("expected bond not found");
bondIndices.push_back(bnd->getIdx());
}
lastRai = rai;
}
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondBetweenAtoms(*lastRai, *(ring.begin()));
if (!bnd) throw ValueErrorException("expected bond not found");
bondIndices.push_back(bnd->getIdx());
mol.getRingInfo()->addRing(ring, bondIndices);
}
void storeRingsInfo(const ROMol &mol, const VECT_INT_VECT &rings) {
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI ri = rings.begin(); ri != rings.end(); ri++) {
storeRingInfo(mol, *ri);
}
}
void markUselessD2s(unsigned int root, const ROMol &tMol,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &forb, const INT_VECT &atomDegrees,
const boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds) {
// recursive function to mark any degree 2 nodes that are already represnted
// by root for the purpose of finding smallest rings.
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = tMol.getAtomBonds(tMol.getAtomWithIdx(root));
while (beg != end) {
BOND_SPTR bond = tMol[*beg];
++beg;
if (!activeBonds[bond->getIdx()]) continue;
unsigned int oIdx = bond->getOtherAtomIdx(root);
if (!forb[oIdx] && atomDegrees[oIdx] == 2) {
forb[oIdx] = 1;
markUselessD2s(oIdx, tMol, forb, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
}
}
}
void pickD2Nodes(const ROMol &tMol, INT_VECT &d2nodes, const INT_VECT &currFrag,
const INT_VECT &atomDegrees,
const boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds) {
d2nodes.resize(0);
// forb contains all d2 nodes, not just the ones we want to keep
boost::dynamic_bitset<> forb(tMol.getNumAtoms());
while (1) {
int root = -1;
for (INT_VECT_CI axci = currFrag.begin(); axci != currFrag.end(); ++axci) {
if (atomDegrees[*axci] == 2 && !forb[*axci]) {
root = (*axci);
d2nodes.push_back(*axci);
forb[*axci] = 1;
break;
}
}
if (root == -1) {
break;
} else {
markUselessD2s(root, tMol, forb, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
}
}
}
#if 0
typedef std::map<double, INT_VECT> DOUBLE_INT_VECT_MAP;
typedef DOUBLE_INT_VECT_MAP::iterator DOUBLE_INT_VECT_MAP_I;
typedef DOUBLE_INT_VECT_MAP::const_iterator DOUBLE_INT_VECT_MAP_CI;
#else
typedef std::map<boost::uint32_t, INT_VECT> RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP;
typedef RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP::iterator RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP_I;
typedef RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP::const_iterator RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP_CI;
#endif
void findSSSRforDupCands(const ROMol &mol, VECT_INT_VECT &res,
RINGINVAR_SET &invars, const INT_INT_VECT_MAP dupMap,
const RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP &dupD2Cands,
INT_VECT &atomDegrees,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> activeBonds) {
for (RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP_CI dvmi = dupD2Cands.begin();
dvmi != dupD2Cands.end(); ++dvmi) {
const INT_VECT &dupCands = dvmi->second;
if (dupCands.size() > 1) {
// we have duplicate candidates.
VECT_INT_VECT nrings;
unsigned int minSiz = static_cast<unsigned int>(MAX_INT);
for (INT_VECT_CI dupi = dupCands.begin(); dupi != dupCands.end();
++dupi) {
// now break bonds for all the d2 nodes for that give the same rings as
// with (*dupi) and recompute smallest ring with (*dupi)
INT_VECT atomDegreesCopy = atomDegrees;
boost::dynamic_bitset<> activeBondsCopy = activeBonds;
INT_SET changed;
INT_INT_VECT_MAP_CI dmci = dupMap.find(*dupi);
for (INT_VECT_CI dni = dmci->second.begin(); dni != dmci->second.end();
++dni) {
trimBonds((*dni), mol, changed, atomDegreesCopy, activeBondsCopy);
}
// now find the smallest ring/s around (*dupi)
VECT_INT_VECT srings;
smallestRingsBfs(mol, (*dupi), srings, activeBondsCopy);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = srings.begin(); sri != srings.end();
++sri) {
if (sri->size() < minSiz) {
minSiz = rdcast<unsigned int>(sri->size());
}
nrings.push_back((*sri));
}
}
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI nri = nrings.begin(); nri != nrings.end(); ++nri) {
if (nri->size() == minSiz) {
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(*nri, mol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back((*nri));
invars.insert(invr);
}
}
} // end of loop over new rings found
} // end if (dupCand.size() > 1)
} // end of loop over all set of duplicate candidates
}
struct compRingSize : public std::binary_function<INT_VECT, INT_VECT, bool> {
bool operator()(const INT_VECT &v1, const INT_VECT &v2) const {
return v1.size() < v2.size();
}
};
void removeExtraRings(VECT_INT_VECT &res, unsigned int nexpt,
const ROMol &mol) {
RDUNUSED_PARAM(nexpt);
// sort on size
std::sort(res.begin(), res.end(), compRingSize());
#if 0
std::cerr<<"\n\nSORTED\n";
for(VECT_INT_VECT::const_iterator iter=res.begin();
iter!=res.end();++iter){
std::cerr<<iter-res.begin()<<": ";
std::copy(iter->begin(),iter->end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
}
#endif
// change the rings from atom IDs to bondIds
VECT_INT_VECT brings;
RingUtils::convertToBonds(res, brings, mol);
std::vector<boost::dynamic_bitset<> > bitBrings;
bitBrings.reserve(brings.size());
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI vivi = brings.begin(); vivi != brings.end(); ++vivi) {
boost::dynamic_bitset<> lring(mol.getNumBonds());
for (INT_VECT_CI ivi = vivi->begin(); ivi != vivi->end(); ++ivi) {
lring.set(*ivi);
}
bitBrings.push_back(lring);
}
boost::dynamic_bitset<> availRings(res.size());
availRings.set();
boost::dynamic_bitset<> keepRings(res.size());
boost::dynamic_bitset<> munion(mol.getNumBonds());
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < res.size(); ++i) {
// skip this ring if we've already seen all of its bonds
if (bitBrings[i].is_subset_of(munion)) availRings.set(i, 0);
if (!availRings[i]) continue;
munion |= bitBrings[i];
keepRings.set(i);
// from this ring we consider all others that are still available and the
// same size
boost::dynamic_bitset<> consider(res.size());
for (unsigned int j = i + 1; j < res.size(); ++j) {
// std::cerr<<" "<<j<<" "<<brings[j].size()<<" -
// "<<brings[i].size()<<" >"<<availRings[j]<<std::endl;
if (availRings[j] && (brings[j].size() == brings[i].size())) {
consider.set(j);
}
}
// std::cerr<<">>> "<<i<<" "<<consider.count()<<std::endl;
while (consider.count()) {
unsigned int bestJ = i + 1;
int bestOverlap = -1;
// loop over the available other rings in consideration and pick the one
// that has the most overlapping bonds with what we've done so far.
// this is the fix to github #526
for (unsigned int j = i + 1;
j < res.size() && bitBrings[j].count() == bitBrings[i].count();
++j) {
if (!consider[j] || !availRings[j]) continue;
int overlap = rdcast<int>((bitBrings[j] & munion).count());
if (overlap > bestOverlap) {
bestOverlap = overlap;
bestJ = j;
}
}
consider.set(bestJ, 0);
if (bitBrings[bestJ].is_subset_of(munion)) {
availRings.set(bestJ, 0);
} else {
keepRings.set(bestJ);
availRings.set(bestJ, 0);
munion |= bitBrings[bestJ];
}
}
}
// remove the extra rings from res and store them on the molecule in case we
// wish
// symmetrize the SSSRs later
VECT_INT_VECT extras;
VECT_INT_VECT temp = res;
res.resize(0);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < temp.size(); i++) {
if (keepRings[i]) {
res.push_back(temp[i]);
} else {
extras.push_back(temp[i]);
}
}
mol.setProp(common_properties::extraRings, extras, true);
}
void findRingsD2nodes(const ROMol &tMol, VECT_INT_VECT &res,
RINGINVAR_SET &invars, const INT_VECT &d2nodes,
INT_VECT &atomDegrees,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &ringBonds,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &ringAtoms) {
// place to record any duplicate rings discovered from the current d2 nodes
RINGINVAR_INT_VECT_MAP dupD2Cands;
int cand;
INT_VECT_CI d2i;
INT_INT_VECT_MAP dupMap;
// here is an example of molecule where the this scheme of finding other node
// that
// result in duplicates is necessary : C12=CON=C1C(C4)CC3CC2CC4C3
// It would help to draw this molecule, and number the atoms but here is what
// happen
// - there are 6 d2 node - 1, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13
// - both 6 and 7 find the same ring (5,6,12,13,8,7) but we do not find the 7
// membered ring
// (5,7,8,9,10,0,4)
// - similarly 9 and 11 find a duplicate ring (9,10,11,12,13)
// - when we move to 13 both the above duplicate rings are found
// - so we will keep track for each d2 all the other node that resulted in
// duplicate rings
// - the bonds to these nodes will be broken and we attempt to find a new
// ring, for e.g. by breaking
// bonds to 7 and 13, we will find a 7 membered ring with 6 (this is done
// in findSSSRforDupCands)
std::map<int, RINGINVAR_VECT> nodeInvars;
std::map<int, RINGINVAR_VECT>::const_iterator nici;
DOUBLE_VECT_CI ici;
for (d2i = d2nodes.begin(); d2i != d2nodes.end(); ++d2i) {
cand = (*d2i);
// std::cerr<<" smallest rings bfs: "<<cand<<std::endl;
VECT_INT_VECT srings;
// we have to find all non duplicate possible smallest rings for each node
smallestRingsBfs(tMol, cand, srings, activeBonds);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = srings.begin(); sri != srings.end(); ++sri) {
const INT_VECT &nring = (*sri);
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nring.size() - 1; ++i) {
unsigned int bIdx =
tMol.getBondBetweenAtoms(nring[i], nring[i + 1])->getIdx();
ringBonds.set(bIdx);
ringAtoms.set(nring[i]);
}
ringBonds.set(
tMol.getBondBetweenAtoms(nring[0], nring[nring.size() - 1])
->getIdx());
ringAtoms.set(nring[nring.size() - 1]);
#if 0
std::cerr<<" res: "<<invr<<" | ";
std::copy(nring.begin(),nring.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
#endif
}
nodeInvars[cand].push_back(invr);
// check if this ring is duplicate with something else
for (nici = nodeInvars.begin(); nici != nodeInvars.end(); nici++) {
if (nici->first != cand) {
if (std::find(nici->second.begin(), nici->second.end(), invr) !=
nici->second.end()) {
// ok we discovered this ring via another node before
// add that node as duplicate to this node and and vice versa
dupMap[cand].push_back(nici->first);
dupMap[nici->first].push_back(cand);
}
}
}
dupD2Cands[invr].push_back(cand);
}
// We don't want to trim the bonds connecting cand here - this can disrupt
// a second small ring. Here is an example SC(C3C1CC(C3)CC(C2S)(O)C1)2S
// by trimming the bond connecting to atom #4 , we loose the smallest ring
// that
// contains atom #7. Issue 134
// MolOps::trimBonds(cand, tMol, changed);
}
// now deal with any d2 nodes that resulted in duplicate rings before trimming
// their bonds.
// it is possible that one of these nodes is involved a different small ring,
// that is not found
// because the first nodes has not be trimmed. Here is an example molecule:
// CC1=CC=C(C=C1)S(=O)(=O)O[CH]2[CH]3CO[CH](O3)[CH]4OC(C)(C)O[CH]24
findSSSRforDupCands(tMol, res, invars, dupMap, dupD2Cands, atomDegrees,
activeBonds);
}
void findRingsD3Node(const ROMol &tMol, VECT_INT_VECT &res,
RINGINVAR_SET &invars, int cand, INT_VECT &atomDegrees,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> activeBonds) {
RDUNUSED_PARAM(atomDegrees);
// this is brutal - we have no degree 2 nodes - find the first possible degree
// 3 node
int nsmall;
// We've got a degree three node. The goal of what follows is to find the
// three rings in which it's involved, push those onto our results, and
// then remove the node from consideration. This will create a bunch of
// degree
// 2 nodes, which we can then chew off the next time around the loop.
// this part is a bit different from the Figueras algorithm
// here we try to find all the rings the rings that have a potential for
// contributing to
// SSSR - i.e. we try to find 3 rings for this node.
// - each bond (that contributes to the degree 3 ) is allowed to participate
// in exactly
// two of these rings.
// - also any rings that are included in already found rings are ignored
// ASSUME: every connection from a degree three node at this point is a
// ring bond
// REVIEW: Is this valid?
// first find all smallest possible rings
VECT_INT_VECT srings;
nsmall = smallestRingsBfs(tMol, cand, srings, activeBonds);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = srings.begin(); sri != srings.end(); ++sri) {
const INT_VECT &nring = (*sri);
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
}
}
// if already found >3 rings we are done with this degree 3 node
// if we found less than 3 we have to find other potential ring/s
if (nsmall < 3) {
int n1 = -1, n2 = -1, n3 = -1;
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = tMol.getAtomBonds(tMol.getAtomWithIdx(cand));
while (beg != end && !activeBonds[tMol[*beg]->getIdx()]) ++beg;
CHECK_INVARIANT(beg != end, "neighbor not found");
n1 = tMol[*beg]->getOtherAtomIdx(cand);
++beg;
while (beg != end && !activeBonds[tMol[*beg]->getIdx()]) ++beg;
CHECK_INVARIANT(beg != end, "neighbor not found");
n2 = tMol[*beg]->getOtherAtomIdx(cand);
++beg;
while (beg != end && !activeBonds[tMol[*beg]->getIdx()]) ++beg;
CHECK_INVARIANT(beg != end, "neighbor not found");
n3 = tMol[*beg]->getOtherAtomIdx(cand);
if (nsmall == 2) {
// we found two rings find the third one
// first find the neighbor that is common to the two ring we found so far
int f;
if ((std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n1) !=
srings[0].end()) &&
(std::find(srings[1].begin(), srings[1].end(), n1) !=
srings[1].end())) {
f = n1;
} else if ((std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n2) !=
srings[0].end()) &&
(std::find(srings[1].begin(), srings[1].end(), n2) !=
srings[1].end())) {
f = n2;
} else if ((std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n3) !=
srings[0].end()) &&
(std::find(srings[1].begin(), srings[1].end(), n3) !=
srings[1].end())) {
f = n3;
}
// now find the smallest possible ring that does not contain f
VECT_INT_VECT trings;
INT_VECT forb;
forb.push_back(f);
smallestRingsBfs(tMol, cand, trings, activeBonds, &forb);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = trings.begin(); sri != trings.end(); ++sri) {
const INT_VECT &nring = (*sri);
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
}
}
} // doing degree 3 node - end of 2 smallest rings found for cand
if (nsmall == 1) {
// we found 1 ring - we need to find two more that involve the 3rd
// neighbor
int f1, f2;
// Which of our three neighbors are in the small ring?
// these are f1 and f2
if (std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n1) ==
srings[0].end()) {
f1 = n2, f2 = n3;
} else if (std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n2) ==
srings[0].end()) {
f1 = n1;
f2 = n3;
} else if (std::find(srings[0].begin(), srings[0].end(), n3) ==
srings[0].end()) {
f1 = n1;
f2 = n2;
}
// now find two rings that include cand, one of these rings should include
// f1
// and the other should include f2
// first ring with f1 and no f2
VECT_INT_VECT trings;
INT_VECT forb;
forb.push_back(f2);
smallestRingsBfs(tMol, cand, trings, activeBonds, &forb);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = trings.begin(); sri != trings.end(); ++sri) {
const INT_VECT &nring = (*sri);
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
}
}
// next the ring with f2 and no f1
trings.clear();
forb.clear();
forb.push_back(f1);
smallestRingsBfs(tMol, cand, trings, activeBonds, &forb);
for (VECT_INT_VECT_CI sri = trings.begin(); sri != trings.end(); ++sri) {
const INT_VECT &nring = (*sri);
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
}
}
} // doing node of degree 3 - end of found only 1 smallest ring
} // end of found less than 3 smallest ring for the degree 3 node
}
int greatestComFac(long curfac, long nfac) {
long small;
long large;
long rem;
// Determine which of the numbers is the larger, and which is the smaller
large = (curfac > nfac) ? curfac : nfac;
small = (curfac < nfac) ? curfac : nfac;
// Keep looping until no remainder, as this means it is a factor of both
while (small != 0) {
// Set the larger var to the smaller, and set the smaller to the remainder
// of (large / small)
rem = (large % small);
large = small;
small = rem;
}
// By here nLarge will hold the largest common factor, so just return it
return large;
}
/******************************************************************************
* SUMMARY:
* remove the bond in the molecule that connect to the spcified atom
*
* ARGUMENTS:
* cand - the node(atom) of interest
* tMol - molecule of interest
* changed - list of the atoms that are effected the bond removal
* this may be accumulated over multiple calls to trimBonds
* it basically forms a list of atom that need to be searched for
* the next round of pruning
*
******************************************************************************/
void trimBonds(unsigned int cand, const ROMol &tMol, INT_SET &changed,
INT_VECT &atomDegrees, boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds) {
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = tMol.getAtomBonds(tMol.getAtomWithIdx(cand));
while (beg != end) {
BOND_SPTR bond = tMol[*beg];
++beg;
if (!activeBonds[bond->getIdx()]) continue;
unsigned int oIdx = bond->getOtherAtomIdx(cand);
if (atomDegrees[oIdx] <= 2) changed.insert(oIdx);
activeBonds[bond->getIdx()] = 0;
atomDegrees[oIdx] -= 1;
atomDegrees[cand] -= 1;
}
}
/*******************************************************************************
* SUMMARY:
* this again is a modified version of the BFS algorihtm in Figueras paper to
*find
* the smallest ring with a specified root atom.
* JCICS, Vol. 30, No. 5, 1996, 986-991
* The follwing are changes from the original algorithm
* - find all smallest rings around a node not just one
* - once can provided a list of node IDs that should not be include in the
*discovered rings
*
* ARGUMENTS:
* mol - molecule of interest
* root - Atom ID of the node of interest
* rings - list of rings into which the results are entered
* forbidden - list of atoms ID that should be avoided
*
* RETURNS:
* number of smallest rings found
***********************************************************************************/
int smallestRingsBfs(const ROMol &mol, int root, VECT_INT_VECT &rings,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &activeBonds,
INT_VECT *forbidden) {
// this function finds the smallest ring with the given root atom.
// if multiple smallest rings are found all of them are return
// if any atoms are specified in the forbidden list, those atoms are avoided.
// FIX: this should be number of atoms in the fragment (if it's required at
// all, see below)
const int WHITE = 0, GRAY = 1, BLACK = 2;
INT_VECT done(mol.getNumAtoms(), WHITE);
if (forbidden) {
for (INT_VECT_CI dci = forbidden->begin(); dci != forbidden->end(); dci++) {
done[*dci] = BLACK;
}
}
// it would be "nicer" to use a map for this, but that ends up being too slow:
VECT_INT_VECT atPaths(mol.getNumAtoms());
INT_VECT rpath(1, root);
atPaths[root] = rpath;
std::deque<int> bfsq;
bfsq.push_back(root);
int curr = -1;
unsigned int curSize = UINT_MAX;
while (bfsq.size() > 0) {
curr = bfsq.front();
bfsq.pop_front();
done[curr] = BLACK;
INT_VECT &cpath = atPaths[curr];
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = mol.getAtomBonds(mol.getAtomWithIdx(curr));
while (beg != end) {
BOND_SPTR bond = mol[*beg];
++beg;
if (!activeBonds[bond->getIdx()]) continue;
int nbrIdx = bond->getOtherAtomIdx(curr);
if ((std::find(cpath.begin(), cpath.end(), nbrIdx) == cpath.end()) &&
done[nbrIdx] != BLACK) {
// i.e. we are not at a node that is making up the current path
// and we are not a node that has been completely explored before
// (it has been a curr node before)
// FIX: can we avoid this find by coloring atoms gray when they go into
// the queue and just looking up the colors?
if (done[nbrIdx] == WHITE) {
// we have never been to this node before through via any path
atPaths[nbrIdx] = cpath;
atPaths[nbrIdx].push_back(nbrIdx);
done[nbrIdx] = GRAY;
bfsq.push_back(nbrIdx);
} // end of found a untouched node
else {
// we have been here via a different path
// there is a potential for ring closure here
INT_VECT npath = atPaths[nbrIdx];
// make sure that the intersections of cpath and npath give exactl one
// element and that should be the root element for correct ring
// closure
int id = -1;
unsigned int com = 0;
for (INT_VECT_CI ci = cpath.begin(); ci != cpath.end(); ++ci) {
if (std::find(npath.begin(), npath.end(), (*ci)) != npath.end()) {
com++;
id = (*ci);
if (id != root) break;
}
} // end of found stuff in common with neighbor
if (id == root) { // we found a ring
// make the ring
INT_VECT ring = cpath;
// remove the root node and attach the other half of the ring from
// npath
// reverse this piece so that the ring is traversed correctly
// FIX: we're probably assured that root is the first node, so we
// can
// just pop it from the front
npath.erase(std::remove(npath.begin(), npath.end(), root));
#ifndef WIN32
ring.insert(ring.end(), npath.rbegin(), npath.rend());
#else // I <heart> MSVC++ v6
std::reverse(npath.begin(), npath.end());
ring.insert(ring.end(), npath.begin(), npath.end());
#endif
if (ring.size() <= curSize) {
curSize = rdcast<unsigned int>(ring.size());
rings.push_back(ring);
} else {
// we are done with the smallest rings
return rdcast<unsigned int>(rings.size());
}
} // end of found a ring
} // end of we have seen this neighbor before
} // end of nbrIdx not part of current path and not a done atom
} // end of loop over neighbors of current atom
} // moving to the next node
return rdcast<unsigned int>(
rings.size()); // if we are here we should have found everything around
// the node
}
bool _atomSearchBFS(const ROMol &tMol, unsigned int startAtomIdx,
unsigned int endAtomIdx, boost::dynamic_bitset<> &ringAtoms,
INT_VECT &res, RINGINVAR_SET &invars) {
res.clear();
std::deque<INT_VECT> bfsq;
INT_VECT tv;
tv.push_back(startAtomIdx);
bfsq.push_back(tv);
while (!bfsq.empty()) {
tv = bfsq.front();
bfsq.pop_front();
unsigned int currAtomIdx = tv.back();
ROMol::ADJ_ITER nbrIdx, endNbrs;
boost::tie(nbrIdx, endNbrs) =
tMol.getAtomNeighbors(tMol.getAtomWithIdx(currAtomIdx));
while (nbrIdx != endNbrs) {
if (*nbrIdx == endAtomIdx) {
if (currAtomIdx != startAtomIdx) {
INT_VECT nv(tv);
nv.push_back(rdcast<unsigned int>(*nbrIdx));
// make sure the ring we just found isn't already in our set
// of rings (this was an extension of sf.net issue 249)
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nv, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
// we're done!
res.resize(nv.size());
std::copy(nv.begin(), nv.end(), res.begin());
return true;
}
} else {
// ignore this one
}
} else if (ringAtoms[*nbrIdx] &&
std::find(tv.begin(), tv.end(), *nbrIdx) == tv.end()) {
//} else if(ringAtoms[*nbrIdx]){
INT_VECT nv(tv);
nv.push_back(rdcast<unsigned int>(*nbrIdx));
bfsq.push_back(nv);
}
++nbrIdx;
}
}
return false;
}
bool findRingConnectingAtoms(const ROMol &tMol, const Bond *bond,
VECT_INT_VECT &res, RINGINVAR_SET &invars,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &ringBonds,
boost::dynamic_bitset<> &ringAtoms) {
PRECONDITION(bond, "bad bond");
PRECONDITION(!ringBonds[bond->getIdx()], "not a ring bond");
PRECONDITION(ringAtoms[bond->getBeginAtomIdx()], "not a ring atom");
PRECONDITION(ringAtoms[bond->getEndAtomIdx()], "not a ring atom");
INT_VECT nring;
if (_atomSearchBFS(tMol, bond->getBeginAtomIdx(), bond->getEndAtomIdx(),
ringAtoms, nring, invars)) {
boost::uint32_t invr =
RingUtils::computeRingInvariant(nring, tMol.getNumAtoms());
if (invars.find(invr) == invars.end()) {
res.push_back(nring);
invars.insert(invr);
#if 0
std::cerr<<" local: "<<invr<<" | ";
std::copy(nring.begin(),nring.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
#endif
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nring.size() - 1; ++i) {
unsigned int bIdx =
tMol.getBondBetweenAtoms(nring[i], nring[i + 1])->getIdx();
ringBonds.set(bIdx);
ringAtoms.set(nring[i]);
}
ringBonds.set(tMol.getBondBetweenAtoms(nring[0], nring[nring.size() - 1])
->getIdx());
ringAtoms.set(nring[nring.size() - 1]);
}
} else {
return false;
}
return true;
}
} // end of FindRings namespace
namespace RDKit {
namespace MolOps {
int findSSSR(const ROMol &mol, VECT_INT_VECT *res) {
if (!res) {
VECT_INT_VECT rings;
return findSSSR(mol, rings);
} else {
return findSSSR(mol, (*res));
}
}
int findSSSR(const ROMol &mol, VECT_INT_VECT &res) {
res.resize(0);
// check if SSSR's are already on the molecule
if (mol.getRingInfo()->isInitialized()) {
res = mol.getRingInfo()->atomRings();
return rdcast<int>(res.size());
} else {
mol.getRingInfo()->initialize();
}
RINGINVAR_SET invars;
unsigned int nats = mol.getNumAtoms();
boost::dynamic_bitset<> activeAtoms(nats);
activeAtoms.set();
int nbnds = mol.getNumBonds();
boost::dynamic_bitset<> activeBonds(nbnds);
activeBonds.set();
// Zero-order bonds are not candidates for rings
ROMol::EDGE_ITER firstB, lastB;
boost::tie(firstB, lastB) = mol.getEdges();
while (firstB != lastB) {
BOND_SPTR bond = mol[*firstB];
if (bond->getBondType() == Bond::ZERO) activeBonds[bond->getIdx()] = 0;
++firstB;
}
boost::dynamic_bitset<> ringBonds(nbnds);
boost::dynamic_bitset<> ringAtoms(nats);
INT_VECT atomDegrees(nats);
INT_VECT atomDegreesWithZeroOrderBonds(nats);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nats; ++i) {
const Atom *atom = mol.getAtomWithIdx(i);
int deg = atom->getDegree();
atomDegrees[i] = deg;
atomDegreesWithZeroOrderBonds[i] = deg;
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = mol.getAtomBonds(atom);
while (beg != end) {
BOND_SPTR bond = mol[*beg];
if (bond->getBondType() == Bond::ZERO) atomDegrees[i]--;
++beg;
}
}
// find the number of fragments in the molecule - we will loop over them
VECT_INT_VECT frags;
INT_VECT curFrag;
unsigned int nfrags = getMolFrags(mol, frags);
for (unsigned int fi = 0; fi < nfrags;
fi++) { // loop over the fragments in a molecule
VECT_INT_VECT fragRes;
curFrag = frags[fi];
if (curFrag.size() < 3)
continue;
// the following is the list of atoms that are useful in the next round of
// trimming
// basically atoms that become degree 0 or 1 because of bond removals
// initialized with atoms of degrees 0 and 1
INT_SET changed;
int bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds = 0;
unsigned int nbnds = 0;
for (INT_VECT_CI aidi = curFrag.begin(); aidi != curFrag.end(); aidi++) {
int atom_idx = *aidi;
bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds += atomDegreesWithZeroOrderBonds[atom_idx];
int deg = atomDegrees[atom_idx];
nbnds += deg;
if (deg < 2) {
changed.insert((*aidi));
}
}
// check to see if this fragment can even have a possible ring
CHECK_INVARIANT(bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds % 2 == 0, "fragment graph has a dangling degree");
bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds = bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds / 2;
int num_possible_rings = bndcnt_with_zero_order_bonds - curFrag.size() + 1;
if (num_possible_rings < 1)
continue;
CHECK_INVARIANT(nbnds % 2 == 0, "fragment graph problem when including zero-order bonds");
nbnds = nbnds / 2;
boost::dynamic_bitset<> doneAts(nats);
unsigned int nAtomsDone = 0;
while (nAtomsDone < curFrag.size()) {
// std::cerr<<" ndone: "<<nAtomsDone<<std::endl;
// std::cerr<<" activeBonds: "<<activeBonds<<std::endl;
// std::cerr<<" done: ";
// trim all bonds that connect to degree 0 and 1 atoms
while (changed.size() > 0) {
int cand = *(changed.begin());
changed.erase(changed.begin());
if (!doneAts[cand]) {
// std::cerr<<cand<<" ";
doneAts.set(cand);
++nAtomsDone;
FindRings::trimBonds(cand, mol, changed, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
}
}
// std::cerr<<std::endl;
// std::cerr<<"activeBonds2: "<<activeBonds<<std::endl;
// all atoms left in the fragment should atleast have a degree >= 2
// collect all the degree two nodes;
INT_VECT d2nodes;
FindRings::pickD2Nodes(mol, d2nodes, curFrag, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
#if 0
std::cerr<<"d2nodes: ";
std::copy(d2nodes.begin(),d2nodes.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
#endif
if (d2nodes.size() > 0) { // deal with the current degree two nodes
// place to record any duplicate rings discovered from the current d2
// nodes
FindRings::findRingsD2nodes(mol, fragRes, invars, d2nodes, atomDegrees,
activeBonds, ringBonds, ringAtoms);
#if 0
std::cerr<<" d2nodes post: ";
std::copy(d2nodes.begin(),d2nodes.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
std::cerr<<" ring bonds: "<<ringBonds<<std::endl;
#endif
INT_VECT_CI d2i;
// trim after we have dealt with all the current d2 nodes,
for (d2i = d2nodes.begin(); d2i != d2nodes.end(); d2i++) {
doneAts.set(*d2i);
++nAtomsDone;
FindRings::trimBonds((*d2i), mol, changed, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
}
} // end of degree two nodes
else if (nAtomsDone <
curFrag.size()) { // now deal with higher degree nodes
// this is brutal - we have no degree 2 nodes - find the first possible
// degree 3 node
int cand = -1;
for (INT_VECT_CI aidi = curFrag.begin(); aidi != curFrag.end();
aidi++) {
unsigned int deg = atomDegrees[*aidi];
if (deg == 3) {
cand = (*aidi);
break;
}
}
// if we did not find a degree 3 node we are done
// REVIEW:
if (cand == -1) {
break;
}
FindRings::findRingsD3Node(mol, fragRes, invars, cand, atomDegrees,
activeBonds);
doneAts.set(cand);
++nAtomsDone;
FindRings::trimBonds(cand, mol, changed, atomDegrees, activeBonds);
} // done with degree 3 node
} // done finding rings in this fragement
#if 0
std::cerr<<"\n\nFOUND:\n";
for(VECT_INT_VECT::const_iterator iter=fragRes.begin();
iter!=fragRes.end();++iter){
std::cerr<<iter-fragRes.begin()<<": ";
std::copy(iter->begin(),iter->end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
}
#endif
// calculate the cyclomatic number for the fragment:
int nexpt = rdcast<int>((nbnds - curFrag.size() + 1));
int ssiz = rdcast<int>(fragRes.size());
// first check that we got at least the number of expected rings
// std::cerr<<"EXPT: "<<ssiz<<" "<<nexpt<<std::endl;
if (ssiz < nexpt) {
// Issue 3514824: in certain highly fused ring systems, the algorithm
// above would miss rings.
// for this fix to apply we have to have at least one non-ring bond
// that terminates in ring atoms. Find those bonds:
std::vector<const Bond *> possibleBonds;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nbnds; ++i) {
if (!ringBonds[i]) {
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondWithIdx(i);
if (ringAtoms[bnd->getBeginAtomIdx()] &&
ringAtoms[bnd->getEndAtomIdx()]) {
possibleBonds.push_back(bnd);
break;
}
}
}
boost::dynamic_bitset<> deadBonds(mol.getNumBonds());
while (possibleBonds.size()) {
bool ringFound = FindRings::findRingConnectingAtoms(
mol, possibleBonds[0], fragRes, invars, ringBonds, ringAtoms);
if (!ringFound) deadBonds.set(possibleBonds[0]->getIdx(), 1);
possibleBonds.clear();
// check if we need to repeat the process:
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nbnds; ++i) {
if (!ringBonds[i]) {
const Bond *bnd = mol.getBondWithIdx(i);
if (!deadBonds[bnd->getIdx()] &&
ringAtoms[bnd->getBeginAtomIdx()] &&
ringAtoms[bnd->getEndAtomIdx()]) {
possibleBonds.push_back(bnd);
break;
}
}
}
}
ssiz = rdcast<int>(fragRes.size());
if (ssiz < nexpt) {
throw ValueErrorException("could not find number of expected rings.");
}
}
// if we have more than expected we need to do some cleanup
// otherwise do som clean up work
// std::cerr<<" check: "<<ssiz<<" "<<nexpt<<std::endl;
if (ssiz > nexpt) {
FindRings::removeExtraRings(fragRes, nexpt, mol);
}
#if 0
std::cerr<<"\n\nKEEPING:\n";
for(VECT_INT_VECT::const_iterator iter=fragRes.begin();
iter!=fragRes.end();++iter){
std::copy(iter->begin(),iter->end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
}
#endif
res.reserve(res.size() + fragRes.size());
for (VECT_INT_VECT::const_iterator iter = fragRes.begin();
iter != fragRes.end(); ++iter) {
res.push_back(*iter);
}
} // done with all fragments
FindRings::storeRingsInfo(mol, res);
// update the ring memberships of atoms and bonds in the molecule:
// store the SSSR rings on the the molecule as a property
// we will ignore any existing SSSRs ont eh molecule - simply overwrite
return rdcast<int>(res.size());
}
int symmetrizeSSSR(ROMol &mol) {
VECT_INT_VECT tmp;
return symmetrizeSSSR(mol, tmp);
};
int symmetrizeSSSR(ROMol &mol, VECT_INT_VECT &res) {
res.clear();
res.resize(0);
unsigned int nsssr;
VECT_INT_VECT sssrs;
// FIX: need to set flag here the symmetrization has been done in order to
// avoid
// repeating this work
if (!mol.getRingInfo()->isInitialized()) {
nsssr = findSSSR(mol, sssrs);
} else {
sssrs = mol.getRingInfo()->atomRings();
nsssr = rdcast<unsigned int>(sssrs.size());
}
VECT_INT_VECT_CI srci;
INT_VECT copr;
for (srci = sssrs.begin(); srci != sssrs.end(); srci++) {
copr = (*srci);
res.push_back(copr);
}
// now check if there are any extra rings on the molecule
if (!mol.hasProp(common_properties::extraRings)) {
// no extra rings nothign to be done
return rdcast<int>(res.size());
}
const VECT_INT_VECT &extras =
mol.getProp<VECT_INT_VECT>(common_properties::extraRings);
// std::cerr<<" extras "<<extras.size()<<std::endl;
// convert the rings to bond ids
VECT_INT_VECT bsrs, bextra;
RingUtils::convertToBonds(sssrs, bsrs, mol);
RingUtils::convertToBonds(extras, bextra, mol);
INT_VECT munion, nunion, symids;
Union(bsrs, munion);
INT_VECT sr, exr;
INT_VECT_CI eri;
unsigned int eid, srid, ssiz;
unsigned int next = rdcast<unsigned int>(bextra.size());
// now the trick is the following
// we will replace each ring of size ssiz from the SSSR with
// one of the same size rings in the extras. Compute the union of of the new
// set
// if all the union elements of the new set if same as munion we found a
// symmetric ring
for (srid = 0; srid < nsssr; srid++) {
sr = bsrs[srid];
#if 0
std::cerr<<" consider: "<<srid<<std::endl;
std::copy(sssrs[srid].begin(),sssrs[srid].end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<" | ";
std::copy(sr.begin(),sr.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
std::cerr<<"------"<<std::endl;
#endif
ssiz = rdcast<unsigned int>(sr.size());
INT_VECT exrid;
exrid.push_back(srid);
Union(bsrs, nunion, &exrid);
for (eid = 0; eid < next; eid++) {
// if we already added this ring continue
// FIX: if the ring has already been added,it probably shouldn't be
// in the list at all? Is this perhaps the most efficient way?
if (std::find(symids.begin(), symids.end(), static_cast<int>(eid)) !=
symids.end()) {
continue;
}
exr = bextra[eid];
#if 0
std::cerr<<" "<<eid<<": ";
std::copy(extras[eid].begin(),extras[eid].end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<" | ";
std::copy(exr.begin(),exr.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
#endif
if (ssiz == exr.size()) {
// std::cerr<<" possible"<<std::endl;
INT_VECT eunion;
Union(nunion, exr, eunion);
#if 0
std::cerr<<" munion: ";
std::copy(munion.begin(),munion.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
std::cerr<<" eunion: ";
std::copy(eunion.begin(),eunion.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr," "));
std::cerr<<std::endl;
#endif
// now check if the eunion is same as the original union from the SSSRs
if (eunion.size() == munion.size()) {
// we found a symmetric ring
symids.push_back(eid);
// std::cerr<<" keep!"<<std::endl;
}
}
}
}
// add the symmetric rings
for (eri = symids.begin(); eri != symids.end(); eri++) {
exr = extras[*eri];
res.push_back(exr);
FindRings::storeRingInfo(mol, exr);
}
if (mol.hasProp(common_properties::extraRings)) {
mol.clearProp(common_properties::extraRings);
}
return rdcast<int>(res.size());
}
namespace {
void _DFS(const ROMol &mol, const Atom *atom, INT_VECT &atomColors,
std::vector<const Atom *> &traversalOrder, VECT_INT_VECT &res,
const Atom *fromAtom = 0) {
// std::cerr<<" dfs: "<<atom->getIdx()<<" from
// "<<(fromAtom?fromAtom->getIdx():-1)<<std::endl;
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
PRECONDITION(atomColors[atom->getIdx()] == 0, "bad color");
atomColors[atom->getIdx()] = 1;
traversalOrder.push_back(atom);
ROMol::ADJ_ITER nbrIter, endNbrs;
boost::tie(nbrIter, endNbrs) = mol.getAtomNeighbors(atom);
while (nbrIter != endNbrs) {
const Atom *nbr = mol[*nbrIter].get();
unsigned int nbrIdx = nbr->getIdx();
// std::cerr<<" "<<atom->getIdx()<<" consider: "<<nbrIdx<<"
// "<<atomColors[nbrIdx]<<std::endl;
if (atomColors[nbrIdx] == 0) {
if (nbr->getDegree() < 2) {
atomColors[nbr->getIdx()] = 2;
} else {
_DFS(mol, nbr, atomColors, traversalOrder, res, atom);
}
} else if (atomColors[nbrIdx] == 1) {
if (fromAtom && nbrIdx != fromAtom->getIdx()) {
INT_VECT cycle;
std::vector<const Atom *>::reverse_iterator lastElem =
std::find(traversalOrder.rbegin(), traversalOrder.rend(), atom);
for (std::vector<const Atom *>::reverse_iterator rIt =
lastElem; // traversalOrder.rbegin();
rIt != traversalOrder.rend() && (*rIt)->getIdx() != nbrIdx;
++rIt) {
cycle.push_back((*rIt)->getIdx());
}
cycle.push_back(nbrIdx);
res.push_back(cycle);
// std::cerr<<" cycle from "<<atom->getIdx()<<" :";
// std::copy(cycle.begin(),cycle.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cerr,"
// "));
// std::cerr<<std::endl;
}
}
++nbrIter;
}
atomColors[atom->getIdx()] = 2;
traversalOrder.pop_back();
// std::cerr<<" done "<<atom->getIdx()<<std::endl;
}
} // end of anonymous namespace
void fastFindRings(const ROMol &mol) {
// std::cerr<<"ffr"<<std::endl;
VECT_INT_VECT res;
res.resize(0);
// check if SSSR's are already on the molecule
if (mol.getRingInfo()->isInitialized()) {
return;
} else {
mol.getRingInfo()->initialize();
}
unsigned int nats = mol.getNumAtoms();
INT_VECT atomColors(nats, 0);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nats; ++i) {
if (atomColors[i]) continue;
if (mol.getAtomWithIdx(i)->getDegree() < 2) {
atomColors[i] = 2;
continue;
}
std::vector<const Atom *> traversalOrder;
_DFS(mol, mol.getAtomWithIdx(i), atomColors, traversalOrder, res);
}
FindRings::storeRingsInfo(mol, res);
}
} // end of MolOps namespace
} // end of RDKit namespace