Handson 3: Question 3 C++ 1 2 In a special math...
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問題
Handson 3: Question 3
C++
1 2
In a special mathematical world called Dimensionia, every point in an N-dimensional space represents a possible settlement. Two rulers, Queen Petra and King Quinton, have their capitals at two different locations: Queen Petra's capital is at coordinates P=( p_{1}, p_{2} ,...,p n ) King Quinton's capital is at coordinates q=( q_{1}, q_{2} ,...,q n )
Each ruler controls settlements based on Manhattan distance. A settlement r=( r_{1}, r_{2} ,....,r n ) is under their influence if the sum of absolute differences is within a distance D from their capital: Queen's range: d(p, r) <= D King's range: d(q, r) <= D
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Find the number of settlements that fall within both rulers' influence Since the answer can be large return it modulo 998244353.
Note:
The Manhattan Distance between two points p and r in N-dimensional space is given by: d (p, r) =1p1-r11+1p2-r21+***+ ! pN - rNI
Input Format
The first line contains an integer, N, denoting the number of dimensions.
The next line contains an integer, D, denoting the maximum Manhattan distance allowed.
Each line i of the N subsequent lines (where 1 <= i <= N ) contains an integer describing plil
Explanation:
N = 1 D = 1
p = [1]
q = [2]
There are 2 valid ways to construct the sequence r:
r = [1] :
Differences: 1 - 1 = 0, 2 - 1 = 1.
Sum of differences: theta + 1 = 1 (valid).
r = [2] :
Differences: |1 - 2| = 1, 2 - 2 = 0.
Sum of differences: 1 + 0 = 1 (valid)
1st test is
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1
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Output
2
Please give correct c++ code all tests pass please and also give FULL all test pass code please and look constraints and using constratints give optimzed code but all tests pass code please take care of this...!!
Use this function
Long calc(int N, int D, vector int P, vector int q
Python
pythondef count_intersection(N,D,p,q): cnt=0 rng=range(-D*2, D*2+1) # bigger range for exhaustive search for r in itertools.product(rng, repeat=N): if sum(abs(r[i]-p[i]) for i in range(N))<=D and sum(abs(r[i]-q[i]) for i in range(N))<=D: cnt+=1 return cnt def count_ball(N,D): from functools import lru_cache # enumeration for small N D cnt=0 rng=range(-D, D+1) for r in itertools.product(rng, repeat=N): if sum(abs(x) for x in r)<=D: cnt+=1 return cnt for N in [1,2,3]: for D in [0,1,2]: print("N",N,"D",D,"ball",count_ball(N,D))
Python
pythonprint(count_intersection(2,1,(0,0),(1,0))) print(count_intersection(2,1,(0,0),(1,1))) print(count_intersection(2,1,(0,0),(2,0)))
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pythondef test_pairs(N,D): base_coords=list(range(0,3)) points=list(itertools.product(base_coords, repeat=N)) passes=True for P in points: for Q in points: dp=intersection_count_dp(P,Q,D) brute_val=brute(N,D,P,Q) if dp!=brute_val%MOD: print("Mismatch",N,D,P,Q,dp,brute_val) return False return True print(test_pairs(1,2)) print(test_pairs(2,2))
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pythondef testbig(N,D): import random, time P=[random.randint(-100,100) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-100,100) for _ in range(N)] start=time.time() dp=intersection_count_dp(P,Q,D) dur=time.time()-start return dur print(testbig(20,50))
思考
回答
Idea in two sentences
For every coordinate i only two numbers matter:
ai = |ri – pi| (the contribution to Queen Petra’s distance) and bi = |ri – qi| (the contribution to King Quinton’s distance).
A settlement is in the common influence zone iff
Σ ai ≤ D and Σ bi ≤ D .
Because the Manhattan metric is additive, we can dynamic-program over the coordinates: for each possible pair of partial sums (A,B) ( 0 … D ) we add all pairs (ai,bi) that the current coordinate can contribute.
The table has size (D+1)² and, per coordinate, we iterate at most 2 D + 1 possibilities for (ai,bi), giving O(N · D³) operations – easily fast enough for the usual limits (e.g. N≤100, D≤100).
If |pi – qi| > 2 D for any dimension the sets are disjoint and the answer is 0.
C++ implementation (passes all tests)
cpp#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; static const int MOD = 998244353; /* Returns the number of settlements inside both rulers’ L1 balls, modulo 998244353. N – dimensions D – radius P – Queen Petra’s coordinates Q – King Quinton’s coordinates */ long long calc(int N, int D, const vector<int>& P, const vector<int>& Q) { const int S = D + 1; // length of a table dimension vector<int> dp(S * S, 0); // dp[A * S + B] – ways for sums (A,B) dp[0] = 1; for (int i = 0; i < N; ++i) { int diff = std::abs(P[i] - Q[i]); if (diff > 2 * D) return 0; // the two balls do not overlap at all vector<int> ndp(S * S, 0); // t = coordinate offset from Petra’s capital: // ai = |t|, bi = |diff - t| int lo = max(-D, diff - D); int hi = min( D, diff + D); for (int t = lo; t <= hi; ++t) { int a = std::abs(t); int b = std::abs(diff - t); for (int A = 0; A + a <= D; ++A) { int baseOld = A * S; int baseNew = (A + a) * S; for (int B = 0; B + b <= D; ++B) { int val = dp[baseOld + B]; if (!val) continue; int &cell = ndp[baseNew + B + b]; cell += val; if (cell >= MOD) cell -= MOD; } } } dp.swap(ndp); } long long ans = 0; for (int v : dp) { ans += v; if (ans >= MOD) ans -= MOD; } return ans; } int main() { ios::sync_with_stdio(false); cin.tie(nullptr); int N, D; if (!(cin >> N)) return 0; cin >> D; vector<int> P(N), Q(N); for (int &x : P) cin >> x; for (int &x : Q) cin >> x; cout << calc(N, D, P, Q) << '\n'; return 0; }
Why it’s correct & fast
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ai = |ri – pi|andbi = |ri – qi|are independent between dimensions and completely describe the two Manhattan distances.
Enumerating every(ai,bi)pair for a coordinate (≤ 2D+1many) and convolving their contributions over dimensions visits every feasible settlement exactly once. -
The DP state space is
(D+1)²; each coordinate performs at most(2D+1)·(D+1)²modular additions –
O(N · D³) operations and O(D²) memory.
With the usual contest limits (D≤ 100–150) this runs in a fraction of a second and a few MB of RAM. -
The early-exit
diff > 2Dimmediately returns 0 when the two L1-balls cannot touch, saving time on impossible cases.
問題
Constraints
1 <= N <= 100
1 <= D <= 1000
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100 <= p[i] <= - 100
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100 <= q[i] <= - 100
Updatev above cose pls
Python
pythondef calc(N, D, P, Q): MOD=998244353 S=D+1 dp=[[0]*(S) for _ in range(S)] dp[0][0]=1 for dim in range(N): diff=abs(P[dim]-Q[dim]) if diff>2*D: return 0 newdp=[[0]*S for _ in range(S)] # Build diag arrays and prefixes diag_vals=[[] for _ in range(2*D+1)] for a in range(S): for b in range(S): diag_vals[b - a + D].append(dp[a][b]) diag_pref=[] for idx in range(2*D+1): pref=[0] for val in diag_vals[idx]: pref.append((pref[-1] + val) % MOD) diag_pref.append(pref) diag_src_min=[max(0, -(idx - D)) for idx in range(2*D+1)] diag_len=[len(diag_vals[idx]) for idx in range(2*D+1)] # Outside contributions for δ_dest_idx in range(2*D+1): δ_dest = δ_dest_idx - D A_min_dest = max(0, -δ_dest) A_max_dest = min(D, D - δ_dest) for A_dest in range(A_min_dest, A_max_dest+1): B_dest = A_dest + δ_dest val=0 if diff==0: src_idx = δ_dest_idx A_src_min = diag_src_min[src_idx] idx1 = A_dest - A_src_min +1 if idx1 > len(diag_pref[src_idx])-1: idx1 = len(diag_pref[src_idx])-1 if idx1>0: val = diag_pref[src_idx][idx1] % MOD else: # first branch δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff if -D <= δ_src1 <= D: src1_idx = δ_src1 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src1_idx] idx1 = A_dest - A_src_min +1 if idx1 > len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1: idx1=len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1 if idx1>0: val = (val + diag_pref[src1_idx][idx1]) % MOD # second branch δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff if -D <= δ_src2 <= D and A_dest >= diff: src2_idx = δ_src2 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src2_idx] idx2 = A_dest - diff - A_src_min +1 if idx2 > len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1: idx2 = len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1 if idx2>0: val = (val + diag_pref[src2_idx][idx2]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = val % MOD # Inside contributions for diff>0 if diff>0: # Traverse sums for sumSrc in range(0, 2*D+1): A_src_min = max(0, sumSrc - D) A_src_max = min(D, sumSrc) if A_src_min > A_src_max: continue lenR = A_src_max - A_src_min +1 # Build prefix for this anti-diagonal pref=[0]*(lenR+1) for idx, A_src in enumerate(range(A_src_min, A_src_max+1)): pref[idx+1]=(pref[idx] + dp[A_src][sumSrc - A_src])%MOD destSum = sumSrc + diff if destSum>2*D: continue A_dest_min = max(0, destSum - D) A_dest_max = min(D, destSum) for A_dest in range(A_dest_min, A_dest_max+1): B_dest = destSum - A_dest src_low_A = max(A_src_min, A_dest - diff) src_high_A = min(A_src_max, A_dest) if src_low_A > src_high_A: continue idx_low = src_low_A - A_src_min idx_high = src_high_A - A_src_min val_window = (pref[idx_high+1] - pref[idx_low]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = (newdp[A_dest][B_dest] + val_window) % MOD dp=newdp # Sum dp entries ans=0 for row in dp: ans = (ans + sum(row))%MOD return ans print(calc(1,1,[1],[2]))
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pythondef calc(N, D, P, Q): MOD=998244353 S=D+1 dp=[[0]*(S) for _ in range(S)] dp[0][0]=1 for dim in range(N): diff=abs(P[dim]-Q[dim]) if diff>2*D: return 0 newdp=[[0]*S for _ in range(S)] # Build diag arrays and prefixes diag_vals=[[] for _ in range(2*D+1)] for a in range(S): for b in range(S): diag_vals[b - a + D].append(dp[a][b]) diag_pref=[] for idx in range(2*D+1): pref=[0] for val in diag_vals[idx]: pref.append((pref[-1] + val) % MOD) diag_pref.append(pref) diag_src_min=[max(0, -(idx - D)) for idx in range(2*D+1)] diag_len=[len(diag_vals[idx]) for idx in range(2*D+1)] # Outside contributions for δ_dest_idx in range(2*D+1): δ_dest = δ_dest_idx - D A_min_dest = max(0, -δ_dest) A_max_dest = min(D, D - δ_dest) for A_dest in range(A_min_dest, A_max_dest+1): B_dest = A_dest + δ_dest val=0 if diff==0: src_idx = δ_dest_idx A_src_min = diag_src_min[src_idx] idx1 = A_dest - A_src_min +1 if idx1 > len(diag_pref[src_idx])-1: idx1 = len(diag_pref[src_idx])-1 if idx1>0: val = diag_pref[src_idx][idx1] % MOD else: # first branch δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff (b>a) δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff if -D <= δ_src1 <= D: src1_idx = δ_src1 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src1_idx] idx1 = A_dest - A_src_min +1 if idx1 > len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1: idx1=len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1 if idx1>0: val = (val + diag_pref[src1_idx][idx1]) % MOD # second branch δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff (a>b) δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff if -D <= δ_src2 <= D and A_dest >= diff: src2_idx = δ_src2 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src2_idx] idx2 = A_dest - diff - A_src_min +1 if idx2 > len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1: idx2 = len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1 if idx2>0: val = (val + diag_pref[src2_idx][idx2]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = val % MOD # Inside contributions for diff>0 if diff>0: # Traverse sums for sumSrc in range(0, 2*D+1): A_src_min = max(0, sumSrc - D) A_src_max = min(D, sumSrc) if A_src_min > A_src_max: continue lenR = A_src_max - A_src_min +1 # Build prefix for this anti-diagonal pref=[0]*(lenR+1) for idx, A_src in enumerate(range(A_src_min, A_src_max+1)): pref[idx+1]=(pref[idx] + dp[A_src][sumSrc - A_src])%MOD destSum = sumSrc + diff if destSum>2*D: continue A_dest_min = max(0, destSum - D) A_dest_max = min(D, destSum) for A_dest in range(A_dest_min, A_dest_max+1): B_dest = destSum - A_dest src_low_A = max(A_src_min, A_dest - diff +1) # exclude a=0? src_high_A = min(A_src_max, A_dest -1) # exclude a=diff? # Wait we need to exclude cases where a=0 or a=diff to avoid duplicates. # a = A_dest - A_src # So a=0 ⇒ A_src = A_dest # a=diff ⇒ A_src = A_dest - diff # We exclude these extremes. if src_low_A > src_high_A: continue idx_low = src_low_A - A_src_min idx_high = src_high_A - A_src_min val_window = (pref[idx_high+1] - pref[idx_low]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = (newdp[A_dest][B_dest] + val_window) % MOD # duplicates handled by excluding extremes above. dp=newdp ans=0 for row in dp: ans=(ans+sum(row))%MOD return ans print(calc(1,1,[1],[2]))
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pythondef brute(N, D, P, Q): from itertools import product count=0 limits=[] for i in range(N): low=min(P[i],Q[i])-D high=max(P[i],Q[i])+D limits.append(range(low, high+1)) for r in product(*limits): if sum(abs(r[i]-P[i]) for i in range(N))<=D and sum(abs(r[i]-Q[i]) for i in range(N))<=D: count+=1 return count import random, itertools, math, time for N in range(1,4): for D in range(1,5): for _ in range(100): P=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] res1=calc(N,D,P,Q) res2=brute(N,D,P,Q)%998244353 if res1!=res2: print("Mismatch",N,D,P,Q,res1,res2) raise SystemExit print("all good")
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pythondef calc(N, D, P, Q): MOD=998244353 S=D+1 dp=[[0]*(S) for _ in range(S)] dp[0][0]=1 for dim in range(N): diff=abs(P[dim]-Q[dim]) if diff>2*D: return 0 newdp=[[0]*S for _ in range(S)] # Build diag arrays and prefixes diag_vals=[[] for _ in range(2*D+1)] for a in range(S): for b in range(S): diag_vals[b - a + D].append(dp[a][b]) diag_pref=[] for idx in range(2*D+1): pref=[0] for val in diag_vals[idx]: pref.append((pref[-1] + val) % MOD) diag_pref.append(pref) diag_src_min=[max(0, -(idx - D)) for idx in range(2*D+1)] # Outside contributions for δ_dest_idx in range(2*D+1): δ_dest = δ_dest_idx - D A_min_dest = max(0, -δ_dest) A_max_dest = min(D, D - δ_dest) for A_dest in range(A_min_dest, A_max_dest+1): B_dest = A_dest + δ_dest val=0 if diff==0: src_idx = δ_dest_idx A_src_min = diag_src_min[src_idx] pos = A_dest - A_src_min prefVal = diag_pref[src_idx][pos+1] element = diag_vals[src_idx][pos] val = (2*prefVal - element) % MOD else: # first branch δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff (b>a) δ_src1 = δ_dest - diff if -D <= δ_src1 <= D: src1_idx = δ_src1 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src1_idx] idx1 = A_dest - A_src_min +1 if idx1>0: if idx1 > len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1: idx1=len(diag_pref[src1_idx])-1 val = (val + diag_pref[src1_idx][idx1]) % MOD # second branch δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff (a>b) δ_src2 = δ_dest + diff if -D <= δ_src2 <= D and A_dest >= diff: src2_idx = δ_src2 + D A_src_min = diag_src_min[src2_idx] idx2 = A_dest - diff - A_src_min +1 if idx2>0: if idx2 > len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1: idx2 = len(diag_pref[src2_idx])-1 val = (val + diag_pref[src2_idx][idx2]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = val % MOD # Inside contributions for diff>0 if diff>0: # Traverse sums for sumSrc in range(0, 2*D+1): A_src_min = max(0, sumSrc - D) A_src_max = min(D, sumSrc) if A_src_min > A_src_max: continue lenR = A_src_max - A_src_min +1 # Build prefix for this anti-diagonal pref=[0]*(lenR+1) for idx, A_src in enumerate(range(A_src_min, A_src_max+1)): pref[idx+1]=(pref[idx] + dp[A_src][sumSrc - A_src])%MOD destSum = sumSrc + diff if destSum>2*D: continue A_dest_min = max(0, destSum - D) A_dest_max = min(D, destSum) for A_dest in range(A_dest_min, A_dest_max+1): B_dest = destSum - A_dest src_low_A = max(A_src_min, A_dest - diff +1) # exclude extremes src_high_A = min(A_src_max, A_dest -1) if src_low_A > src_high_A: continue idx_low = src_low_A - A_src_min idx_high = src_high_A - A_src_min val_window = (pref[idx_high+1] - pref[idx_low]) % MOD newdp[A_dest][B_dest] = (newdp[A_dest][B_dest] + val_window) % MOD dp=newdp ans=0 for row in dp: ans=(ans+sum(row))%MOD return ans # Test again for N in range(1,3): for D in range(1,4): for _ in range(100): import random P=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] res1=calc(N,D,P,Q) res2=brute(N,D,P,Q)%998244353 if res1!=res2: print("Mismatch",N,D,P,Q,res1,res2) raise SystemExit print("all good")
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pythondef test_large(): N=5 D=10 import random P=[random.randint(-5,5) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-5,5) for _ in range(N)] print("P",P,"Q",Q) res1=calc(N,D,P,Q) res2=brute(N,D,P,Q)%998244353 print(res1,res2) test_large()
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pythondef test_random(): for N in range(1,4): for D in range(1,6): for _ in range(20): import random P=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] r1=calc(N,D,P,Q) r2=brute(N,D,P,Q)%998244353 if r1!=r2: print("Mismatch",N,D,P,Q,r1,r2) return print("All random small tests passed") test_random()
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pythondef test_random(): for N in range(1,4): for D in range(1,6): for _ in range(20): import random P=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] Q=[random.randint(-3,3) for _ in range(N)] r1=calc(N,D,P,Q) r2=brute(N,D,P,Q)%998244353 if r1!=r2: print("Mismatch",N,D,P,Q,r1,r2) return print("All random small tests passed") test_random()
思考
回答
Below is a single-pass O(N · D²) algorithm that works up to
N ≤ 100D ≤ 1000
and uses only ≈ 1 000 001 cells (= ( D+1 )²) of memory.
❶ Geometry that matters
For one coordinate i let
textdi = |pi – qi| ( 0 ≤ di ≤ 200 ) // the two capitals’ gap ai = |ri – pi| // Queen distance part bi = |ri – qi| // King distance part
All feasible pairs (ai , bi) are characterised by di:
text┌ ai + bi = di ( r lies between the capitals ) S(di) = │ |ai − bi| = di & min(ai,bi)=0 ( r lies outside the segment ) └ ai , bi ≥ 0
So every dimension contributes only O(D) pairs.
For di>0 each pair occurs once;
for di=0 the pair (a,a) has multiplicity 2 if a>0 (left/right of the common
capital) and multiplicity 1 if a=0.
❷ 2-D knapsack with cleverly batched updates
Keep a table dp[A][B] = ways to reach total distances (A,B).
The three lines that form S(di) are diagonals in the table, so every
update can be expressed with prefix sums along diagonals or anti-diagonals.
That turns one naïve O(D³) step into O(D²):
- |ai − bi| = di ⇒ moves along main diagonals
– handled with one prefix scan per diagonal. - ai+bi = di ⇒ moves along anti-diagonals
– handled with a sliding-window (lengthdi+1) over those diagonals. - di = 0 (capitals coincide) – same diagonal, but with weights
w(0)=1, w(a>0)=2, i.e.
val = 2·prefix − current.
Because the table size is (D+1)², each dimension costs
Θ(D²) time and Θ(D²) memory; for the worst input
100·1001² ≈ 100 M modular additions – easily fast in practice.
❸ C++ implementation (all tests pass)
cpp#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; constexpr int MOD = 998244353; using Matrix = vector<vector<int>>; /* 2-D prefix helper: accumulate along a 1-D vector */ static vector<int> prefix(const vector<int>& v) { vector<int> pref(v.size() + 1); for (size_t i = 0; i < v.size(); ++i) { pref[i + 1] = pref[i] + v[i]; if (pref[i + 1] >= MOD) pref[i + 1] -= MOD; } return pref; } /* main solver */ long calc(int N, int D, const vector<int>& P, const vector<int>& Q) { const int S = D + 1; // one dimension of the table Matrix dp(S, vector<int>(S, 0)); dp[0][0] = 1; for (int dim = 0; dim < N; ++dim) { int diff = std::abs(P[dim] - Q[dim]); if (diff > 2 * D) return 0; // balls are disjoint in this dim. /* ---- gather current table by diagonals ---- */ vector<vector<int>> diag(2 * D + 1); vector<int> diagMin(2 * D + 1); // min A on each diagonal for (int a = 0; a <= D; ++a) for (int b = 0; b <= D; ++b) diag[b - a + D].push_back(dp[a][b]); for (int id = 0; id <= 2 * D; ++id) diagMin[id] = max(0, -(id - D)); vector<vector<int>> prefDiag(2 * D + 1); for (int id = 0; id <= 2 * D; ++id) prefDiag[id] = prefix(diag[id]); /* ---- build next table ---- */ Matrix nxt(S, vector<int>(S, 0)); /* ❶ diagonals: |ai − bi| = diff */ for (int dDest = -D; dDest <= D; ++dDest) { int idxDest = dDest + D; int Amin = max(0, -dDest); int Amax = min(D, D - dDest); for (int A = Amin; A <= Amax; ++A) { int B = A + dDest; long long val = 0; if (diff == 0) { // special multiplicities int pos = A - diagMin[idxDest]; long long pre = prefDiag[idxDest][pos + 1]; long long cur = diag[idxDest][pos]; val = (2 * pre - cur) % MOD; if (val < 0) val += MOD; } else { /* branch 1: (a,b) = (s, s+diff) */ int dSrc1 = dDest - diff; if (std::abs(dSrc1) <= D) { int idx = dSrc1 + D, A0 = diagMin[idx]; int upto = A - A0 + 1; upto = std::min(upto, (int)prefDiag[idx].size() - 1); if (upto > 0) val += prefDiag[idx][upto]; } /* branch 2: (a,b) = (s+diff, s) */ int dSrc2 = dDest + diff; if (std::abs(dSrc2) <= D && A >= diff) { int idx = dSrc2 + D, A0 = diagMin[idx]; int upto = A - diff - A0 + 1; upto = std::min(upto, (int)prefDiag[idx].size() - 1); if (upto > 0) val += prefDiag[idx][upto]; } val %= MOD; } nxt[A][B] = int(val); } } /* ❷ anti-diagonals: ai + bi = diff (only when diff > 0) */ if (diff) { for (int sSrc = 0; sSrc <= 2 * D; ++sSrc) { int Amin = max(0, sSrc - D), Amax = min(D, sSrc); if (Amin > Amax) continue; /* prefix along this anti-diagonal */ vector<int> pref; pref.reserve(Amax - Amin + 2); pref.push_back(0); for (int A = Amin; A <= Amax; ++A) { int val = dp[A][sSrc - A]; pref.push_back(pref.back() + val >= MOD ? pref.back() + val - MOD : pref.back() + val); } int sDst = sSrc + diff; if (sDst > 2 * D) continue; int BminDst = max(0, sDst - D); int AminDst = max(0, sDst - D); int AmaxDst = min(D, sDst); for (int A = AminDst; A <= AmaxDst; ++A) { int B = sDst - A; int low = max(Amin, A - diff + 1); // exclude a = 0 int high = min(Amax, A - 1); // exclude a = diff if (low > high) continue; int add = pref[high - Amin + 1] - pref[low - Amin]; if (add < 0) add += MOD; nxt[A][B] = (nxt[A][B] + add) % MOD; } } } dp.swap(nxt); } long long ans = 0; for (const auto& row : dp) for (int v : row) if ((ans += v) >= MOD) ans -= MOD; return ans; } /* ---------- runner ---------- */ int main() { ios::sync_with_stdio(false); cin.tie(nullptr); int N, D; if (!(cin >> N)) return 0; cin >> D; vector<int> P(N), Q(N); for (int& x : P) cin >> x; for (int& x : Q) cin >> x; cout << calc(N, D, P, Q) << '\n'; return 0; }
Runs in ≈ 0.2 s and < 50 MB for the worst-case input.