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rule we can ground, and stacked disruptions. All information is given up front; the difficulty is the size and the
coupling of the problem.
Rules on every task (see generate.py for where the numbers come from):
quay cranes the terminal's real 2024 fleet (BEST 13, quay 24B 9), 1-7 per ship by length, work in moves
at 28 moves per crane-hour
movements at most 3 (36A) / 2 (24B) ships berth or leave per hour, the 2024 record's maximum
Disruptions, drawn per tier and seed:
closure sections closed for works late ships arrive hours after their slot
bunching several delayed ships arrive together outage cranes out of service
gale the port's wind rules stop manoeuvres divert the other quay's calls come here (36A)
extra unscheduled calls emergency a reefer failure: dock by a deadline or pay
priority a transshipment connection: lateness costs triple
Eval and train never share a week: eval windows sit inside HELD_OUT, train windows avoid it.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import random
from datetime import timedelta
from .check import evaluate
from .data import QUAYS, Call
from .generate import (BASE_MOVES_PER_HOUR, CLOSURE_REASONS, CRANE_POOL, CRANE_RATE, _published_peaks, _with_cranes,
crane_class, real_week, week_start, _hour)
from .model import Block, Ship, Task, plan_to_list
from .solve import naive_replan, optimal_plan
# Weeks held out for evaluation: three 3-week blocks and one single week (10 of the year's usable 50). The pack was
# built with 20 held-out weeks; the eval tasks from weeks 20, 25-27, 30, 40, 45-47 and 50 later moved to train.
HELD_OUT = {5, 6, 7, 10, 15, 16, 17, 35, 36, 37}
FIRST_WEEK, LAST_WEEK = 2, 51
GAP_K = 100 # reward: g = (cost - best) / (best - floor + GAP_K); floor = check.unavoidable_cost
EMERGENCY_RATE = 10 # cost per section per hour a genuine emergency docks after its deadline
MAX_GREEDY_REWARD = 0.85 # a task a simple greedy heuristic nearly solves is not kept
MAX_NAIVE_REWARD = 0.6
TIERS = {
# weeks, closures, late, bunching, outages, gales, divert, extra, emergencies, priority
"standard": dict(weeks=(1, 1), closures=(1, 1), late=(1, 2), bunch=(0, 0), outages=(0, 1), gales=(0, 0),
divert=(0, 0), extra=(0, 1), emergency=(0, 1), priority=(0, 1)),
"busy": dict(weeks=(1, 2), closures=(1, 2), late=(2, 3), bunch=(0, 1), outages=(1, 1), gales=(0, 1),
divert=(0, 0), extra=(0, 1), emergency=(0, 1), priority=(1, 2)),
"storm": dict(weeks=(2, 2), closures=(1, 2), late=(2, 4), bunch=(0, 1), outages=(1, 1), gales=(1, 1),
divert=(0, 1), extra=(0, 1), emergency=(1, 1), priority=(1, 2)),
"extreme": dict(weeks=(2, 3), closures=(2, 3), late=(3, 5), bunch=(1, 1), outages=(1, 2), gales=(1, 2),
divert=(1, 1), extra=(1, 2), emergency=(1, 2), priority=(2, 3)),
}
def windows(split: str, n_weeks: int) -> list[int]:
"""Start weeks of n_weeks-long windows for a split: eval windows lie inside HELD_OUT, train windows avoid it."""
out = []
for w in range(FIRST_WEEK, LAST_WEEK - n_weeks + 2):
span = set(range(w, w + n_weeks))
if split == "eval" and span <= HELD_OUT and all(x in HELD_OUT for x in span):
out.append(w)
if split == "train" and not (span & HELD_OUT):
out.append(w)
return out
def real_window(calls: list[Call], quay: str, week: int, n_weeks: int) -> tuple[list[Ship], list[Block], int]:
ships, blocks, trims = real_week(calls, quay, week)
seen = {(s.name, s.planned_hour) for s in ships}
for k in range(1, n_weeks):
more, _, t = real_week(calls, quay, week + k)
trims += t
for s in more:
s2 = Ship(**{**s.__dict__})
s2.arrival += 168 * k
s2.planned_hour += 168 * k
s2.due += 168 * k
if (s2.name, s2.planned_hour) in seen:
continue
s2.id = len(ships)
seen.add((s2.name, s2.planned_hour))
ships.append(s2)
return ships, blocks, trims
def _n(rng, lo_hi):
lo, hi = lo_hi
return rng.randint(lo, hi)
def build_dock_task(calls: list[Call], quay: str, week: int, n_weeks: int, tier: str, seed: int, split: str,
time_limit: float = 300.0, workers: int = 8, max_gap: float = 0.01):
"""One candidate. Returns (task or None, stats); None when the solver does not get within max_gap of its bound."""
rng = random.Random(f"dock-{quay}-{week}-{n_weeks}-{tier}-{seed}")
recipe = TIERS[tier]
q = QUAYS[quay]
H = 168 * n_weeks
ships, blocks, trims = real_window(calls, quay, week, n_weeks)
if len(ships) < 8:
return None, {"reason": "fewer than 8 ships"}
_with_cranes(ships, blocks)
peak_cranes, peak_moves = _published_peaks(ships, blocks)
notices: list[str] = []
events: list[dict] = []
rules = {"crane_pool": max(CRANE_POOL[quay], peak_cranes), "crane_rate": CRANE_RATE,
"max_moves_per_hour": max(BASE_MOVES_PER_HOUR[quay], peak_moves), "crane_outages": [], "no_moves": [],
"reward": 3, "gap_k": GAP_K}
scheduled = lambda: [s for s in ships if s.planned_section is not None]
# diverted traffic (36A only): the other quay closes for 2-3 days and its real calls come here
if quay == "36A" and _n(rng, recipe["divert"]):
other = "24B"
days = rng.randint(2, 3)
d0 = rng.randint(0, n_weeks * 7 - days)
t0 = week_start(week)
lo, hi = t0 + timedelta(days=d0), t0 + timedelta(days=d0 + days)
moved = []
for c in sorted((c for c in calls if c.quay == other and lo <= c.eta < hi), key=lambda c: (c.eta, c.call)):
a = _hour(t0, c.eta)
h = max(1, _hour(t0, c.etd) - a)
lo_c, hi_c, std = crane_class(c.length_m)
s = Ship(id=len(ships), name=c.ship, imo=c.imo, length_m=c.length_m,
sections=min(c.last - c.first + 1, q.last_section - q.first_section + 1), arrival=a, handling=h,
planned_hour=None, planned_section=None, due=a + h, from_port=c.from_port, to_port=c.to_port,
beam_m=c.beam_m, draught_m=c.draught_m, workload=h * std, min_cranes=lo_c, max_cranes=hi_c,
std_cranes=std)
ships.append(s)
moved.append(s.id)
if moved:
notices.append(f"Quay {other} ({QUAYS[other].terminal}) is closed from hour {24 * d0} to hour "
f"{24 * (d0 + days)}; its {len(moved)} calls in that window are diverted here (ships "
f"{', '.join(map(str, moved))}). They have no planned slot on this quay, so placing them costs "
f"no move penalty, and they keep their planned departure hours.")
events.append({"type": "divert", "from_quay": other, "start": 24 * d0, "end": 24 * (d0 + days),
"ships": moved})
# unscheduled calls: real ships from far-away weeks at this quay
for _ in range(_n(rng, recipe["extra"])):
others = [c for c in calls if c.quay == quay and abs(c.eta.isocalendar()[1] - week) > n_weeks + 2
and 4 <= (c.etd - c.eta).total_seconds() / 3600 <= 36]
c = rng.choice(others)
handling = max(4, int(round((c.etd - c.eta).total_seconds() / 3600)))
arrival = rng.randint(12, H - 30)
due = arrival + handling + rng.randint(4, 12)
lo_c, hi_c, std = crane_class(c.length_m)
s = Ship(id=len(ships), name=c.ship, imo=c.imo, length_m=c.length_m,
sections=min(c.last - c.first + 1, q.last_section - q.first_section + 1), arrival=arrival,
handling=handling, planned_hour=None, planned_section=None, due=due, from_port=c.from_port,
to_port=c.to_port, beam_m=c.beam_m, draught_m=c.draught_m, workload=handling * std,
min_cranes=lo_c, max_cranes=hi_c, std_cranes=std)
ships.append(s)
notices.append(f"Unscheduled call: ship {s.id} {s.name} ({s.length_m:.0f} m, {s.sections} sections) arrives at "
f"hour {arrival}, has {s.workload * CRANE_RATE} moves and asks to sail by hour {due}. It has no "
f"planned slot, so placing it anywhere costs no move penalty.")
events.append({"type": "extra", "ship": s.id})
# closures
for _ in range(_n(rng, recipe["closures"])):
target = rng.choice(sorted(scheduled(), key=lambda s: -s.sections * s.handling)[:8])
span = rng.randint(5, 9)
first = max(q.first_section, min(q.last_section - span + 1, target.planned_section + rng.randint(-2, 2)))
last = first + span - 1
start = max(0, target.planned_hour - rng.randint(0, 12))
dur = rng.randint(18, 48)
for b in blocks:
if b.kind == "alongside" and first <= b.last and b.first <= last:
start = max(start, b.end)
reason = rng.choice(CLOSURE_REASONS)
blocks.append(Block(first, last, start, start + dur, "closed", reason))
notices.append(f"Sections {first}-{last} are closed from hour {start} to hour {start + dur} ({reason}).")
events.append({"type": "closure", "first": first, "last": last, "start": start, "end": start + dur,
"reason": reason})
# late ships
for s in rng.sample(scheduled(), min(len(scheduled()), _n(rng, recipe["late"]))):
d = rng.randint(4, 24)
s.arrival += d
where = f" leaving {s.from_port}" if s.from_port else ""
notices.append(f"Ship {s.id} {s.name} was delayed{where}: it now arrives at hour {s.arrival} (planned slot hour "
f"{s.planned_hour}). Its planned departure stays hour {s.due}.")
events.append({"type": "late", "ship": s.id, "hours": d})
# bunching: delayed ships from the same few days all arrive in one 12-hour window
if _n(rng, recipe["bunch"]):
pool = [s for s in scheduled() if s.arrival == s.planned_hour]
anchor = rng.choice(pool)
group = [s for s in pool if 0 <= s.planned_hour - anchor.planned_hour <= 72][: rng.randint(3, 5)]
if len(group) >= 3:
t = max(s.planned_hour for s in group) + rng.randint(0, 12)
ids = []
for s in group:
s.arrival = max(s.arrival, t + rng.randint(0, 11))
ids.append(s.id)
notices.append(f"Ships {', '.join(map(str, ids))} were held up by the Red Sea diversions and now arrive "
f"together between hours {t} and {t + 12} (each ship's arrival hour is in the table). Their "
f"planned departures stay as published.")
events.append({"type": "bunching", "ships": ids, "start": t, "end": t + 12})
# crane outages: never overlapping each other, and after the ships already alongside have left
along_end = max([b.end for b in blocks if b.kind == "alongside"] + [0])
for _ in range(_n(rng, recipe["outages"])):
lo_o, hi_o = max(12, along_end), H - 40
if lo_o >= hi_o:
break
for _try in range(20):
o0, n = rng.randint(lo_o, hi_o), rng.randint(2, 3)
o1 = o0 + rng.randint(18, 48)
if all(o1 <= o["start"] or o["end"] <= o0 for o in rules["crane_outages"]):
break
else:
continue
rules["crane_outages"].append({"start": o0, "end": o1, "cranes": n})
notices.append(f"{n} of the terminal's {rules['crane_pool']} quay cranes are out of service from hour {o0} to "
f"hour {o1} (gantry repair): {rules['crane_pool'] - n} cranes in that window.")
events.append({"type": "crane_outage", "start": o0, "end": o1, "cranes": n})
# gales under the port's wind rules
for _ in range(_n(rng, recipe["gales"])):
g0 = rng.randint(24, H - 48)
g1 = g0 + rng.randint(16, 30)
c0 = g0 + rng.randint(2, 6)
c1 = min(g1 - 1, c0 + rng.randint(6, 14))
rules["no_moves"] += [{"start": g0, "end": g1, "min_length": 300, "reason": "wind above 25 kn"},
{"start": c0, "end": c1, "min_length": 0, "reason": "wind above 30 kn"}]
for b in blocks:
if b.kind == "alongside" and c0 <= b.end < c1:
b.end = c1
notices.insert(0, f"Gale warning. From hour {g0} to hour {g1} the wind is above 25 kn: under the port's traffic "
f"rules ships of 300 m or more may not berth or leave. From hour {c0} to hour {c1} it is above "
f"30 kn: no ship may berth or leave. Cranes keep working; a ship that finishes inside a window "
f"waits alongside until the window ends.")
events.insert(0, {"type": "gale", "start": g0, "end": g1, "core_start": c0, "core_end": c1})
# genuine emergencies: a reefer power failure means the ship must dock by a deadline
for s in rng.sample(ships, min(len(ships), _n(rng, recipe["emergency"]))):
s.berth_deadline = s.arrival + rng.randint(4, 10)
s.deadline_penalty = EMERGENCY_RATE * s.sections
notices.append(f"Emergency: ship {s.id} {s.name} reports reefer power failures; its cargo is at risk unless it "
f"docks by hour {s.berth_deadline}. Each hour it docks later costs {s.deadline_penalty} on top of "
f"any delay.")
events.append({"type": "emergency", "ship": s.id, "deadline": s.berth_deadline})
# priority connections: lateness costs triple
for s in rng.sample(ships, min(len(ships), _n(rng, recipe["priority"]))):
if s.berth_deadline is not None:
continue
s.weight = 3
notices.append(f"Priority: ship {s.id} {s.name} carries transshipment cargo for a connecting service; each hour "
f"it leaves after its planned departure (hour {s.due}) costs three times the usual.")
events.append({"type": "priority", "ship": s.id})
# fixed loads alone (ships already alongside, outages) must fit the pool and the movement limit, so the solver's
# capacity constraints and the checker's per-ship view agree on every hour
for t in range(0, H + 200):
fixed = sum(b.cranes for b in blocks if b.kind == "alongside" and b.start <= t < b.end)
out = sum(o["cranes"] for o in rules["crane_outages"] if o["start"] <= t < o["end"])
if fixed > rules["crane_pool"] - out:
return None, {"reason": f"fixed crane load {fixed} over the pool at hour {t}"}
ends: dict[int, int] = {}
for b in blocks:
if b.kind == "alongside":
ends[b.end] = ends.get(b.end, 0) + 1
if any(v > rules["max_moves_per_hour"] for v in ends.values()):
return None, {"reason": "fixed departures over the movement limit"}
tid = f"dock-{quay}-w{week:02d}x{n_weeks}-{tier}-{seed}"
task = Task(task_id=tid, split=split, quay=quay, terminal=q.terminal, first_section=q.first_section,
last_section=q.last_section, section_m=q.section_m, week=week,
week_start_utc=week_start(week).strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"), ships=ships, blocks=blocks,
notices=notices, disruptions=events, difficulty=tier, rules=rules)
naive = naive_replan(task)
naive_cost = evaluate(task, naive).cost
plan, cost, bound, status = optimal_plan(task, time_limit=time_limit, workers=workers, hint=naive)
published = evaluate(task, task.planned())
broken = sum(1 for r in published.ships if r.problems and r.problems != ["missing from the plan"])
stats = {"task_id": tid, "ships": len(ships), "weeks": n_weeks, "naive": naive_cost, "optimal": cost,
"bound": bound, "status": status, "broken": broken}
if plan is None or (cost - bound) > max_gap * max(cost, 1):
return None, {**stats, "reason": f"solver {status}, gap {cost}-{bound}" if plan else f"solver {status}"}
assert evaluate(task, plan).cost == cost
from .baselines import greedy
from .reward import score_v3
g_res = evaluate(task, greedy(task))
from .check import unavoidable_cost
floor = unavoidable_cost(task)
greedy_reward = score_v3(g_res.cost, g_res.feasible, 1.0, cost, GAP_K, floor)[0]
naive_reward = score_v3(naive_cost, True, 1.0, cost, GAP_K, floor)[0]
stats.update(greedy_reward=round(greedy_reward, 3), naive_reward=round(naive_reward, 3))
if greedy_reward > MAX_GREEDY_REWARD or naive_reward > MAX_NAIVE_REWARD or len(ships) < 12:
return None, {**stats, "reason": f"too easy (greedy {greedy_reward:.2f}, naive {naive_reward:.2f}, {len(ships)} ships)"}
task.reference = {"naive_cost": naive_cost, "greedy_cost": g_res.cost, "naive_plan": plan_to_list(naive), "optimal_cost": cost,
"optimal_plan": plan_to_list(plan), "proven_optimal": status == "OPTIMAL", "lower_bound": bound,
"published_conflicts": broken, "solver": "ortools-cpsat", "record_trims": trims}
return task, stats
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