数据结构与算法JavaScript (四) ：串(BF)

串是由零个或多个字符组成的有限序列，又叫做字符串

串的逻辑结构和线性表很相似的，不同的是串针对是是字符集，所以在操作上与线性表还是有很大区别的。线性表更关注的是单个元素的操作CURD，串则是关注查找子串的位置，替换等操作。

当然不同的高级语言对串的基本操作都有不同的定义方法，但是总的来说操作的本质都是相似的。比如javascrript查找就是indexOf, 去空白就是trim,转化大小写toLowerCase/toUpperCase等等

这里主要讨论下字符串模式匹配的几种经典的算法：BF、BM、KMP

BF(Brute Force)算法

Brute-Force算法的基本思想：

从目标串s 的第一个字符起和模式串t的第一个字符进行比较，若相等，则继续逐个比较后续字符，否则从串s 的第二个字符起再重新和串t进行比较。

依此类推，直至串t 中的每个字符依次和串s的一个连续的字符序列相等，则称模式匹配成功，此时串t的第一个字符在串s 中的位置就是t 在s中的位置，否则模式匹配不成功

可见BF算法是一种暴力算法，又称为朴素匹配算法或蛮力算法。

主串 BBC ABB ABCF

子串 ABC

在主串中找出子串的位置，对应了其实就是javascript的indexOf查找方法的实现了

  var  sourceStr =  "BBC ABB ABCF" ; 
 var  searchStr =  "ABC" ; 
 function  BF_Ordinary(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
    var  sourceLength = sourceStr.length; 
    var  searchLength = searchStr.length; 
    var  padding      = sourceLength - searchLength;  //循环的次数 
    //BBC ABB ABCF =>ABC => 搜索9次 
    for  ( var  i = 0; i <= padding; i++) { 
      //如果满足了第一个charAt是相等的 
      //开始子循环检测 
      //其中sourceStr的取值是需要叠加i的值 
      if  (sourceStr.charAt(i) == searchStr.charAt(0)) { 
        //匹配成功的数据 
        var  complete = searchLength; 
        for  ( var  j = 0; j < searchLength; j++) { 
          if  (sourceStr.charAt(i + j) == searchStr.charAt(j)) { 
            --complete 
            if  (!complete) { 
              return  i; 
            } 
          } 
        } 
      } 
    } 
    return  -1; 
 } 
 

BF算法就是简单粗暴，直接把BBC ABB ABCF母串的每一个字符的下表取出来与模式串的第一个字符匹配，如果相等就进去字串的再次匹配

这里值得注意：

1：最外围循环的次数sourceLength – searchLength，因为我们匹配的母串至少要大于等于子串

2：在子串的继续匹配中，母串的起点是需要叠加的(i+j)

3：通过一个条件判断是否完全匹配complete，BBC ABB ABCF中，我们在ABB的时候就需要跳过去

上面是最简单的一个算法了，代码上还有更优的处理，比如在自串的匹配上可以采取取反的算法

优化算法（一）

  function  BF_Optimize(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
      var  mainLength   = sourceStr.length; 
      var  searchLength = searchStr.length; 
      var  padding      = mainLength - searchLength; 
      for  ( var  offset = 0; offset <= padding; offset++) { 
        var  match =  true ; 
        for  ( var  i = 0; i < searchLength; i++) { 
          //取反,如果只要不相等 
          if  (searchStr.charAt(i) !== sourceStr.charAt(offset + i)) { 
            match =  false ; 
            break ; 
          } 
        } 
        if  (match)  return  offset; 
      } 
      return  -1; 
 } 
 

我们不需要判断为真的情况，我们只要判断为假的情况就可以了，当子匹配结束后match没有被修改过的话，则说明此匹配是完全匹配

以上2种方法我们都用到了子循环，我们能否改成一个循环体呢？

其实我们可以看到规律，主串每次都只会递增+1，子串每次匹配也是从头开始匹配，所以我们可以改成一个while，控制下标指针就可以了

优化算法（二）

  function  BF_Optimize_2(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
    var  i = 0, 
        j = 0; 
      while  (i < sourceStr.length) { 
          // 两字母相等则继续   
          if  (sourceStr.charAt(i) == searchStr.charAt(j)) { 
            i++; 
            j++; 
          }  else  {  // 两字母不等则角标后退重新开始匹配   
            i = i - j + 1;  // i 回退到上次匹配首位的下一位   
            j = 0;  // j 回退到子串的首位   
          } 
          if  (j == searchStr.length) { 
            return  i - j; 
          } 
      } 
 } 
 

i就是主串的下标定位，j就是子串的下标定位

当主串子串相等的时候，就进入了子串的循环模式，当子循环的次数j满足子串长度时，就验证是完全匹配

当主串子串不相等的时候，就需要把主串的下标往后移一位，当然i的时候，因为可能经过子串的处理，所以需要i-j+1, 然后复位子串

具体我们可以看看代码比较

基于BF算法的四种结构,for/while/递归

  <!doctype html>由于电脑性能的不断提高，测试的数据量的大小，可能会导致得到的结果不太准确;<script type= "text/javascript" > 
    / 
    //暴力算法 // 
    //普通版 
    / 
    function  BF_Ordinary(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
      var  sourceLength = sourceStr.length; 
      var  searchLength = searchStr.length; 
      var  padding      = sourceLength - searchLength;  //循环的次数 
      //BBC ABB ABCF =>ABC => 搜索9次 
      for  ( var  i = 0; i <= padding; i++) { 
        //如果满足了第一个charAt是相等的 
        //开始子循环检测 
        //其中sourceStr的取值是需要叠加i的值 
        if  (sourceStr.charAt(i) == searchStr.charAt(0)) { 
          //匹配成功的数据 
          var  complete = searchLength; 
          for  ( var  j = 0; j < searchLength; j++) { 
            if  (sourceStr.charAt(i + j) == searchStr.charAt(j)) { 
              --complete 
              if  (!complete) { 
                return  i; 
              } 
            } 
          } 
        } 
      } 
      return  -1; 
    } 
    / 
    //暴力算法 // 
    //优化版 
    / 
    function  BF_Optimize_1(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
        var  mainLength   = sourceStr.length; 
        var  searchLength = searchStr.length; 
        var  padding      = mainLength - searchLength; 
        for  ( var  offset = 0; offset <= padding; offset++) { 
          var  match =  true ; 
          for  ( var  i = 0; i < searchLength; i++) { 
            //取反,如果只要不相等 
            if  (searchStr.charAt(i) !== sourceStr.charAt(offset + i)) { 
              match =  false ; 
              break ; 
            } 
          } 
          if  (match)  return  offset; 
        } 
        return  -1; 
    } 
       
      //优化版 // 
      //while 
       
    function  BF_Optimize_2(sourceStr, searchStr) { 
      var  i = 0, 
          j = 0; 
        while  (i < sourceStr.length) { 
            // 两字母相等则继续   
            if  (sourceStr.charAt(i) == searchStr.charAt(j)) { 
              i++; 
              j++; 
            }  else  {  // 两字母不等则角标后退重新开始匹配   
              i = i - j + 1;  // i 回退到上次匹配首位的下一位   
              j = 0;  // j 回退到子串的首位   
            } 
            if  (j == searchStr.length) { 
              return  i - j; 
            } 
        } 
    } 
    / 
    //暴力算法 
    //递归版本 
    / 
    function  BF_Recursive(sourceStr, searchStr, offset) { 
        var  mainLength = sourceStr.length; 
        var  searchLength = searchStr.length; 
        if  (searchLength > mainLength - offset) { 
          return  -1; 
        } 
        offset = offset || 0; 
        for  ( var  i = 0; searchLength > i; i++) { 
          if  (searchStr.charAt(i) !== sourceStr.charAt(offset + i)) { 
            return  BF_Recursive(sourceStr, searchStr, offset + 1) 
          } 
        } 
        return  offset; 
    } 
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    var  searchStr =  "adding the oft-requested sdf" ; 
    function  show(bf_name,fn) { 
      var  myDate = + new  Date() 
      var  r = fn(); 
      var  div = document.createElement('div ') 
      div.innerHTML = bf_name +' 算法,搜索位置: ' + r + ",耗时" + (+new Date() - myDate) + "ms"; 
      document.body.appendChild(div); 
    } 
    show(' BF_Ordinary ',function() { 
      return BF_Ordinary(sourceStr, searchStr) 
    }) 
    show(' BF_Optimize_1 ',function() { 
      return BF_Optimize_1(sourceStr, searchStr) 
    }) 
    show(' BF_Optimize_2 ',function() { 
      return BF_Optimize_2(sourceStr, searchStr) 
    }) 
    show(' BF_Recursive', function () { 
      return  BF_Recursive(sourceStr, searchStr) 
    }) 
 </script> 
 