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/*
* Copyright 2011, Ben Langmead <langmea@cs.jhu.edu>
*
* This file is part of Bowtie 2.
*
* Bowtie 2 is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* Bowtie 2 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with Bowtie 2. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#ifndef ALIGNER_SEED2_H_
#define ALIGNER_SEED2_H_
/**
* The user of the DescentDriver class specifies a collection of search roots.
* Logic for picking these search roots is located elsewhere, not in this
* module. The search roots are annotated with a priority score, which
*
* The heap is a min-heap over pairs, where the first element of each pair is
* the score associated with a descent and the second element of each pair is
* the descent ID.
*
* Weeding out redundant descents is key; otherwise we end up reporting slight
* variations on the same alignment repeatedly, including variations with poor
* scores. What criteria do we use to determine whether two paths are
* redundant?
*
* Here's an example where the same set of read characters have been aligned in
* all three cases:
*
* Alignment 1 (sc = 0):
* Rd: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
* ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
* Rf: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
*
* Alignment 2 (sc = -22):
* Rd: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
* ||||||||||||||||||||||| | |||
* Rf: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCAT--TTTGT
*
* Alignment 3 (sc = -22):
* Rd: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATT--TTGTGT
* |||||||||||||||||||||||| |||||
* Rf: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGTGT
*
* Rf from aln 1: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
* Rf from aln 2: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGT
* Rf from aln 3: GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGTGT
*
* Are alignments 2 and 3 redundant with alignment 1? We can't totally say
* without knowing the associated SA ranges. Take alignments 1 and 2. Either
* the SA ranges are the same or the SA range for 2 contains the SA range for
* 1. If they're the same, then alignment 2 is redundant with alignment 1.
* Otherwise, *some* of the elements in the SA range for alignment 2 are not
* redundant.
*
* In that example, the same read characters are aligned in all three
* alignments. Is it possible and profitable to consider scenarios where an
* alignment might be redundant with another alignment
*
* Another question is *when* do we try to detect the redundancy? Before we
* try to extend through the matches, or after. After is easier, but less work
* has been avoided.
*
* What data structure do we query to determine whether there's redundancy?
* The situation is harder when we try to detect overlaps between SA ranges
* rather than identical SA ranges. Maybe: read intervals -> intersection tree -> penalties.
*
* 1. If we're introducing a gap and we could have introduced it deeper in the
* descent with the same effect w/r/t homopolymer length.
* 2. If we have Descent A with penalty B and Descent a with penalty b, and A
* aligns read characters [X, Y] to SA range [Z, W], and B aligns read
* characters [x, y] to SA range [z, w], then A is redundant with B if
* [x, y] is within [X, Y].
*
* Found an alignment with total penalty = 3
* GCAATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
* || |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
* GCTATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
*
* Found an alignment with total penalty = 27
* gCAATATAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
* | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
* TATA-TAGCGCGCTCGCATCATTTTGTGT
*/
#include <stdint.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <utility>
#include <limits>
#include "assert_helpers.h"
#include "random_util.h"
#include "aligner_result.h"
#include "gfm.h"
#include "simple_func.h"
#include "scoring.h"
#include "edit.h"
#include "read.h"
#include "ds.h"
#include "group_walk.h"
#include "btypes.h"
typedef size_t TReadOff;
typedef int64_t TScore;
typedef float TRootPri;
typedef size_t TDescentId;
typedef size_t TRootId;
/**
* enum encapsulating a few different policies for how we might extend descents
* in the direction opposite from their primary direction.
*/
enum {
// Never extened in the direction opposite from the primary. Just go in
// the primary direction until the bounce.
DESC_EX_NONE = 1,
// When we're finished extending out the matches for a descent, try to
// extend in the opposite direction in a way that extends all branches
// simultaneously. The Descent.nex_ field contains the number of positions
// we were able to extend through in this way.
DESC_EX_FROM_1ST_BRANCH = 2,
// Each time we add an edge to the summary, extend it in the opposite
// direction. The DescentEdge.nex field contains the number of positions
// we were able to extend through, and this in turn gets propagated to
// Descent.nex_ if and when we branch from the DescentEdge.
DESC_EX_EACH_EDGE = 3
};
/**
* Counters to keep track of how much work is being done.
*/
struct DescentMetrics {
DescentMetrics() { reset(); }
void reset() {
bwops = bwops_1 = bwops_bi = recalc = branch = branch_mm =
branch_del = branch_ins = heap_max = descent_max = descentpos_max =
nex = 0;
}
uint64_t bwops; // # FM Index opbs
uint64_t bwops_1; // # LF1 FM Index opbs
uint64_t bwops_bi; // # BiEx FM Index opbs
uint64_t recalc; // # times outgoing edge summary was recalculated
uint64_t branch; // # times we descended from another descent
uint64_t branch_mm; // # times branch was on a mismatch
uint64_t branch_del; // # times branch was on a deletion
uint64_t branch_ins; // # times branch was on a insertion
uint64_t heap_max; // maximum size of Descent heap
uint64_t descent_max; // maximum size of Descent factory
uint64_t descentpos_max; // maximum size of DescentPos factory
uint64_t nex; // # extensions
};
/**
* Priority used to rank which descent we should branch from next. Right now,
* priority is governed by a 4-tuple. From higher to lower priority:
*
* 1. Penalty accumulated so far
* 2. Depth into the search space, including extensions
* 3. Width of the SA range (i.e. uniqueness)
* 4. Root priority
*/
struct DescentPriority {
DescentPriority() { reset(); }
DescentPriority(
TScore pen_,
size_t depth_,
TIndexOffU width_,
float rootpri_)
{
pen = pen_;
depth = depth_;
width = width_;
rootpri = rootpri_;
}
/**
* Initialize new DescentPriority.
*/
void init(TScore pen_, size_t depth_, TIndexOffU width_, float rootpri_) {
pen = pen_;
depth = depth_;
width = width_;
rootpri = rootpri_;
}
/**
* Reset to uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() {
width = 0;
}
/**
* Return true iff DescentPriority is initialized.
*/
bool inited() const {
return width > 0;
}
/**
* Return true iff this priority is prior to given priority.
*/
bool operator<(const DescentPriority& o) const {
assert(inited());
assert(o.inited());
// 1st priority: penalty accumulated so far
if(pen < o.pen) return true;
if(pen > o.pen) return false;
// 2nd priority: depth into the search space, including extensions
if(depth > o.depth) return true;
if(depth < o.depth) return false;
// 3rd priority: width of the SA range (i.e. uniqueness)
if(width < o.width) return true;
if(width > o.width) return false;
// 4th priority: root priority
if(rootpri > o.rootpri) return true;
return false;
}
/**
* Return true iff this priority is prior to or equal to given priority.
*/
bool operator<=(const DescentPriority& o) const {
assert(inited());
assert(o.inited());
// 1st priority: penalty accumulated so far
if(pen < o.pen) return true;
if(pen > o.pen) return false;
// 2nd priority: depth into the search space, including extensions
if(depth > o.depth) return true;
if(depth < o.depth) return false;
// 3rd priority: width of the SA range (i.e. uniqueness)
if(width < o.depth) return true;
if(width > o.width) return false;
// 4th priority: root priority
if(rootpri > o.rootpri) return true;
return true;
}
/**
* Return true iff this priority is prior to or equal to given priority.
*/
bool operator==(const DescentPriority& o) const {
assert(inited());
assert(o.inited());
return pen == o.pen && depth == o.depth && width == o.width && rootpri == o.rootpri;
}
TScore pen; // total penalty accumulated so far
size_t depth; // depth from root of descent
TIndexOffU width; // width of the SA range
float rootpri; // priority of the root
};
static inline std::ostream& operator<<(
std::ostream& os,
const DescentPriority& o)
{
os << "[" << o.pen << ", " << o.depth << ", " << o.width << ", " << o.rootpri << "]";
return os;
}
static inline std::ostream& operator<<(
std::ostream& os,
const std::pair<DescentPriority, TDescentId>& o)
{
os << "{[" << o.first.pen << ", " << o.first.depth << ", "
<< o.first.width << ", " << o.first.rootpri << "], " << o.second << "}";
return os;
}
typedef std::pair<DescentPriority, TDescentId> TDescentPair;
/**
* Encapsulates the constraints limiting which outgoing edges are permitted.
* Specifically, we constrain the total penalty accumulated so far so that some
* outgoing edges will exceed the limit and be pruned. The limit is set
* according to our "depth" into the search, as measured by the number of read
* characters aligned so far. We divide the depth domain into two pieces, a
* piece close to the root, where the penty is constrained to be 0, and the
* remainder, where the maximum penalty is an interpolation between 0 and the
* maximum penalty
*/
struct DescentConstraints {
DescentConstraints() { reset(); }
/**
* Initialize with new constraint function.
*/
DescentConstraints(size_t nzero, double exp) {
init(nzero, exp);
}
/**
* Initialize with given function.
*/
void init(size_t nzero_, double exp_) {
nzero = nzero_ > 0 ? nzero_ : 1;
exp = exp_;
#ifndef NDEBUG
for(size_t i = 1; i < nzero_ + 5; i++) {
assert_geq(get(i, nzero_ + 10, 100), get(i-1, nzero_ + 10, 100));
}
#endif
}
/**
* Reset to uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() {
nzero = 0;
exp = -1.0f;
}
/**
* Return true iff the DescentConstraints has been initialized.
*/
bool inited() const {
return exp >= 0.0f;
}
/**
* Get the maximum penalty total for depth 'off'.
*/
inline TScore get(TReadOff off, TReadOff rdlen, TAlScore maxpen) const {
if(off < nzero || nzero >= rdlen) {
return 0;
}
double frac = (double)(off - nzero) / (rdlen - nzero);
if(fabs(exp - 1.0f) > 0.00001) {
if(fabs(exp - 2.0f) < 0.00001) {
frac *= frac;
} else {
frac = pow(frac, exp);
}
}
return (TAlScore)(frac * maxpen + 0.5f);
}
size_t nzero;
double exp;
};
/**
* Encapsulates settings governing how we descent.
*/
struct DescentConfig {
DescentConfig() { reset(); }
/**
* Reset the DescentConfig to an uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() { expol = 0; }
/**
* Return true iff this DescentConfig is initialized.
*/
bool inited() const { return expol != 0; }
DescentConstraints cons; // constraints
int expol; // extend policy
};
/**
* Encapsulates the state of a Descent that allows us to determine whether it
* is redundant with another Descent. Two Descents are redundant if:
*
* 1. Both are aligning the same read orientation (fw or rc)
* 2. Both are growing the alignment in the same direction (left-to-right or
* right-to-left)
* 3. They have aligned exactly the same read characters (which are always
* consecutive in the read)
* 4. The corresponding reference strings are identical
*/
struct DescentRedundancyKey {
DescentRedundancyKey() { reset(); }
DescentRedundancyKey(
TReadOff al5pf_,
size_t rflen_,
TIndexOffU topf_,
TIndexOffU botf_)
{
init(al5pf_, rflen_, topf_, botf_);
}
void reset() {
al5pf = 0;
rflen = 0;
topf = botf = 0;
}
bool inited() const { return rflen > 0; }
void init(
TReadOff al5pf_,
size_t rflen_,
TIndexOffU topf_,
TIndexOffU botf_)
{
al5pf = al5pf_;
rflen = rflen_;
topf = topf_;
botf = botf_;
}
bool operator==(const DescentRedundancyKey& o) const {
return al5pf == o.al5pf && rflen == o.rflen && topf == o.topf && botf == o.botf;
}
bool operator<(const DescentRedundancyKey& o) const {
if(al5pf < o.al5pf) return true;
if(al5pf > o.al5pf) return false;
if(rflen < o.rflen) return true;
if(rflen > o.rflen) return false;
if(topf < o.topf) return true;
if(topf > o.topf) return false;
return botf < o.botf;
}
TReadOff al5pf; // 3'-most aligned char, as offset from 5' end
size_t rflen; // number of reference characters involved in alignment
TIndexOffU topf; // top w/r/t forward index
TIndexOffU botf; // bot w/r/t forward index
};
/**
* Map from pairs to top, bot, penalty triples.
*/
class DescentRedundancyChecker {
public:
DescentRedundancyChecker() { reset(); }
void clear() { reset(); }
/**
* Reset to uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() {
bits_.reset();
inited_ = false;
totsz_ = 0; // total size
totcap_ = 0; // total capacity
}
const static int NPARTS = 8;
const static int PART_MASK = 7;
const static int NBITS = (1 << 16);
/**
* Initialize using given read length.
*/
void init(TReadOff rdlen) {
reset();
// daehwan - for debugging purposes
#if 0
bits_.resize(NBITS);
maplist_fl_.resize(NPARTS);
maplist_fr_.resize(NPARTS);
maplist_rl_.resize(NPARTS);
maplist_rr_.resize(NPARTS);
for(int i = 0; i < NPARTS; i++) {
maplist_fl_[i].resize(rdlen);
maplist_fr_[i].resize(rdlen);
maplist_rl_[i].resize(rdlen);
maplist_rr_[i].resize(rdlen);
totcap_ += maplist_fl_[i].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_fr_[i].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_rl_[i].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_rr_[i].totalCapacityBytes();
for(size_t j = 0; j < rdlen; j++) {
maplist_fl_[i][j].clear();
maplist_fr_[i][j].clear();
maplist_rl_[i][j].clear();
maplist_rr_[i][j].clear();
totcap_ += maplist_fl_[i][j].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_fr_[i][j].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_rl_[i][j].totalCapacityBytes();
totcap_ += maplist_rr_[i][j].totalCapacityBytes();
}
}
#endif
inited_ = true;
}
/**
* Return true iff the checker is initialized.
*/
bool inited() const {
return inited_;
}
/**
* Check if this partial alignment is redundant with one that we've already
* explored.
*/
bool check(
bool fw,
bool l2r,
TReadOff al5pi,
TReadOff al5pf,
size_t rflen,
TIndexOffU topf,
TIndexOffU botf,
TScore pen)
{
// daehwan - for debugging purposes
return true;
assert(inited_);
assert(topf > 0 || botf > 0);
DescentRedundancyKey k(al5pf, rflen, topf, botf);
size_t i = std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max();
size_t mask = topf & PART_MASK;
EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>& map =
(fw ? (l2r ? maplist_fl_[mask][al5pi] : maplist_fr_[mask][al5pi]) :
(l2r ? maplist_rl_[mask][al5pi] : maplist_rr_[mask][al5pi]));
size_t key = (topf & 255) | ((botf & 255) << 8);
if(bits_.test(key) && map.containsEx(k, i)) {
// Already contains the key
assert_lt(i, map.size());
assert_geq(pen, map[i].second);
return false;
}
assert(!map.containsEx(k, i));
size_t oldsz = map.totalSizeBytes();
size_t oldcap = map.totalCapacityBytes();
map.insert(make_pair(k, pen));
bits_.set(key);
totsz_ += (map.totalSizeBytes() - oldsz);
totcap_ += (map.totalCapacityBytes() - oldcap);
return true;
}
/**
* Check if this partial alignment is redundant with one that we've already
* explored using the Bw index SA range.
*/
bool contains(
bool fw,
bool l2r,
TReadOff al5pi,
TReadOff al5pf,
size_t rflen,
TIndexOffU topf,
TIndexOffU botf,
TScore pen)
{
// daehwan - for debugging purposes
return false;
assert(inited_);
size_t key = (topf & 255) | ((botf & 255) << 8);
if(!bits_.test(key)) {
return false;
}
DescentRedundancyKey k(al5pf, rflen, topf, botf);
size_t mask = topf & PART_MASK;
EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>& map =
(fw ? (l2r ? maplist_fl_[mask][al5pi] : maplist_fr_[mask][al5pi]) :
(l2r ? maplist_rl_[mask][al5pi] : maplist_rr_[mask][al5pi]));
return map.contains(k);
}
/**
* Return the total size of the redundancy map.
*/
size_t totalSizeBytes() const {
return totsz_;
}
/**
* Return the total capacity of the redundancy map.
*/
size_t totalCapacityBytes() const {
return totcap_;
}
protected:
bool inited_; // initialized?
size_t totsz_; // total size
size_t totcap_; // total capacity
// List of maps. Each entry is a map for all the DescentRedundancyKeys
// with al5pi equal to the offset into the list.
ELList<EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>, NPARTS, 100> maplist_fl_; // fw, l2r
ELList<EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>, NPARTS, 100> maplist_rl_; // !fw, l2r
ELList<EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>, NPARTS, 100> maplist_fr_; // fw, !l2r
ELList<EMap<DescentRedundancyKey, TScore>, NPARTS, 100> maplist_rr_; // !fw, !l2r
EBitList<128> bits_;
};
/**
* A search root. Consists of an offset from the 5' end read and flags
* indicating (a) whether we're initially heading left-to-right or
* right-to-left, and (b) whether we're examining the read or its reverse
* complement.
*
* A root also comes with a priority ("pri") score indicating how promising it
* is as a root. Promising roots have long stretches of high-quality,
* non-repetitive nucleotides in the first several ply of the search tree.
* Also, roots beginning at the 5' end of the read may receive a higher
* priority.
*/
struct DescentRoot {
DescentRoot() { reset(); }
DescentRoot(size_t off5p_, bool l2r_, bool fw_, size_t len, float pri_) {
init(off5p_, l2r_, fw_, len, pri_);
}
/**
* Reset this DescentRoot to uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() {
off5p = std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max();
}
/**
* Return true iff this DescentRoot is uninitialized.
*/
bool inited() const {
return off5p == std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max();
}
/**
* Initialize a new descent root.
*/
void init(size_t off5p_, bool l2r_, bool fw_, size_t len, float pri_) {
off5p = off5p_;
l2r = l2r_;
fw = fw_;
pri = pri_;
assert_lt(off5p, len);
}
TReadOff off5p; // root origin offset, expressed as offset from 5' end
bool l2r; // true -> move in left-to-right direction
bool fw; // true -> work with forward read, false -> revcomp
float pri; // priority of seed
};
/**
* Set of flags indicating outgoing edges we've tried from a DescentPos.
*/
struct DescentPosFlags {
DescentPosFlags() { reset(); }
/**
* Set all flags to 1, indicating all outgoing edges are yet to be
* explored.
*/
void reset() {
mm_a = mm_c = mm_g = mm_t = rdg_a = rdg_c = rdg_g = rdg_t = rfg = 1;
reserved = 0;
}
/**
* Return true iff all outgoing edges have already been explored.
*/
bool exhausted() const {
return ((uint16_t*)this)[0] == 0;
}
/**
* Return false iff the specified mismatch has already been explored.
*/
bool mmExplore(int c) {
assert_range(0, 3, c);
if(c == 0) {
return mm_a;
} else if(c == 1) {
return mm_c;
} else if(c == 2) {
return mm_g;
} else {
return mm_t;
}
}
/**
* Try to explore a mismatch. Return false iff it has already been
* explored.
*/
bool mmSet(int c) {
assert_range(0, 3, c);
if(c == 0) {
bool ret = mm_a; mm_a = 0; return ret;
} else if(c == 1) {
bool ret = mm_c; mm_c = 0; return ret;
} else if(c == 2) {
bool ret = mm_g; mm_g = 0; return ret;
} else {
bool ret = mm_t; mm_t = 0; return ret;
}
}
/**
* Return false iff specified read gap has already been explored.
*/
bool rdgExplore(int c) {
assert_range(0, 3, c);
if(c == 0) {
return rdg_a;
} else if(c == 1) {
return rdg_c;
} else if(c == 2) {
return rdg_g;
} else {
return rdg_t;
}
}
/**
* Try to explore a read gap. Return false iff it has already been
* explored.
*/
bool rdgSet(int c) {
assert_range(0, 3, c);
if(c == 0) {
bool ret = rdg_a; rdg_a = 0; return ret;
} else if(c == 1) {
bool ret = rdg_c; rdg_c = 0; return ret;
} else if(c == 2) {
bool ret = rdg_g; rdg_g = 0; return ret;
} else {
bool ret = rdg_t; rdg_t = 0; return ret;
}
}
/**
* Return false iff the reference gap has already been explored.
*/
bool rfgExplore() {
return rfg;
}
/**
* Try to explore a reference gap. Return false iff it has already been
* explored.
*/
bool rfgSet() {
bool ret = rfg; rfg = 0; return ret;
}
uint16_t mm_a : 1;
uint16_t mm_c : 1;
uint16_t mm_g : 1;
uint16_t mm_t : 1;
uint16_t rdg_a : 1;
uint16_t rdg_c : 1;
uint16_t rdg_g : 1;
uint16_t rdg_t : 1;
uint16_t rfg : 1;
uint16_t reserved : 7;
};
/**
* FM Index state associated with a single position in a descent. For both the
* forward and backward indexes, it stores the four SA ranges corresponding to
* the four nucleotides.
*/
struct DescentPos {
/**
* Reset all tops and bots to 0.
*/
void reset() {
topf[0] = topf[1] = topf[2] = topf[3] = 0;
botf[0] = botf[1] = botf[2] = botf[3] = 0;
topb[0] = topb[1] = topb[2] = topb[3] = 0;
botb[0] = botb[1] = botb[2] = botb[3] = 0;
c = -1;
flags.reset();
}
/**
* Return true iff DescentPos has been initialized.
*/
bool inited() const {
return c >= 0;
}
#ifndef NDEBUG
/**
* Check that DescentPos is internally consistent.
*/
bool repOk() const {
assert_range(0, 3, (int)c);
return true;
}
#endif
TIndexOffU topf[4]; // SA range top indexes in fw index
TIndexOffU botf[4]; // SA range bottom indexes (exclusive) in fw index
TIndexOffU topb[4]; // SA range top indexes in bw index
TIndexOffU botb[4]; // SA range bottom indexes (exclusive) in bw index
char c; // read char that would yield match
DescentPosFlags flags; // flags
};
/**
* Encapsulates an edge outgoing from a descent.
*/
struct DescentEdge {
DescentEdge() { reset(); }
DescentEdge(
Edit e_,
TReadOff off5p_,
DescentPriority pri_,
size_t posFlag_,
TReadOff nex_
#ifndef NDEBUG
,
size_t d_,
TIndexOffU topf_,
TIndexOffU botf_,
TIndexOffU topb_,
TIndexOffU botb_
#endif
)
{
init(e_, off5p_, pri_, posFlag_
#ifndef NDEBUG
, d_, topf_, botf_, topb_, botb_
#endif
);
}
/**
* Return true iff edge is initialized.
*/
bool inited() const { return e.inited(); }
/**
* Reset to uninitialized state.
*/
void reset() { e.reset(); }
/**
* Initialize DescentEdge given 5' offset, nucleotide, and priority.
*/
void init(
Edit e_,
TReadOff off5p_,
DescentPriority pri_,
size_t posFlag_
#ifndef NDEBUG
,
size_t d_,
TIndexOffU topf_,
TIndexOffU botf_,
TIndexOffU topb_,
TIndexOffU botb_
#endif
)
{
e = e_;
off5p = off5p_;
pri = pri_;
posFlag = posFlag_;
#ifndef NDEBUG
d = d_;
topf = topf_;
botf = botf_;
topb = topb_;
botb = botb_;
#endif
}
/**
* Update flags to show this edge as visited.
*/
void updateFlags(EFactory<DescentPos>& pf) {
if(inited()) {
if(e.isReadGap()) {
assert_neq('-', e.chr);
pf[posFlag].flags.rdgSet(asc2dna[e.chr]);
} else if(e.isRefGap()) {
pf[posFlag].flags.rfgSet();
} else {
assert_neq('-', e.chr);
pf[posFlag].flags.mmSet(asc2dna[e.chr]);
}
}
}
/**
* Return true iff this edge has higher priority than the given edge.
*/
bool operator<(const DescentEdge& o) const {
if(inited() && !o.inited()) {
return true;
} else if(!inited()) {
return false;
}
return pri < o.pri;
}
DescentPriority pri; // priority of the edge
//TReadOff nex; // # extends possible from this edge
size_t posFlag; // depth of DescentPos where flag should be set
#ifndef NDEBUG
// This can be recreated by looking at the edit, the paren't descent's
// len_, al5pi_, al5pf_. I have it here so we can sanity check.
size_t d;
TIndexOffU topf, botf, topb, botb;
#endif
Edit e;
TReadOff off5p;
};
/**
* Encapsulates an incomplete summary of the outgoing edges from a descent. We
* don't try to store information about all outgoing edges, because doing so
* will generally be wasteful. We'll typically only try a handful of them per
* descent.
*/
class DescentOutgoing {
public:
/**
* Return the best edge and rotate in preparation for next call.
*/
DescentEdge rotate() {
DescentEdge tmp = best1;
assert(!(best2 < tmp));
best1 = best2;
assert(!(best3 < best2));
best2 = best3;
assert(!(best4 < best3));
best3 = best4;
assert(!(best5 < best4));
best4 = best5;
best5.reset();
return tmp;
}
/**
* Given a potental outgoing edge, place it where it belongs in the running
* list of best 5 outgoing edges from this descent.
*/
void update(DescentEdge e) {
if(!best1.inited()) {
best1 = e;
} else if(e < best1) {
best5 = best4;
best4 = best3;
best3 = best2;
best2 = best1;
best1 = e;
} else if(!best2.inited()) {
best2 = e;
} else if(e < best2) {
best5 = best4;
best4 = best3;
best3 = best2;
best2 = e;
} else if(!best3.inited()) {
best3 = e;
} else if(e < best3) {
best5 = best4;
best4 = best3;
best3 = e;
} else if(!best4.inited()) {
best4 = e;