Logical question with map<set,vectors>?

I've a map map<set,vector> m1. It has values as follows:

< <1>,<2,4> >
< <2>,<6,2> >
< <3>,<3,4> >
< <4>,<6,1> >
< <5>,<1,1> >

Now I have to find the maximum values in eac开发者_运维问答h column of the vector and I do that easily by iterating all the rows and I store it in a vector say v1 as <6,4>.

Now the problem is I want to find all the pairs that constitute to this value. Think of it like what are all the possible combination that can produce <6,4> in the map. i.e. my result should also be a map that looks something like this :

< <1,2>,<6,4> >
< <2,3>,<6,4> >
< <1,4>,<6,4> >
< <3,4>,<6,4> >

EDIT:

To explain more, let the set in the map act as an id of the corresponding vector. Now, what are all the vectors in that map "combined" can produce a <6,4> ? Note that the aggregate function here is the max. i.e given to vectors <2,4> and <6,2>, the max between them is <6,4> so id's (1 and 2) and (2 and 3) and so on can give me <6,4>.

What I was trying to do is iterate through every column of the vector in m1 and store the corresponding set values whenever I find a 6, in this example < <2> <6,2> > and < <4>,<6,1> > and do the same for the second column. Now I do not know how to integrate it to get my result.

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#define SI map<set,vector>::iterator

mx = find_max();
vector<set> ret;
for(SI it=m1.begin();it!=m1.end();it++){
  for(SI it2=it;it2=m1.end();it++){
     if(it==it2)continue;//nasty
     if(find_max2(it,it2)==mx)
        ret.push_back(it->first,it2->first);
  }
}

I don't know if this have compilation errors, but you can get the point.

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#define SI map<set,vector>::iterator

vector<SI> ret;
for(SI it=m1.begin();it!=m1.end();it++){
    if(equal(v1.begin(),v1.end(),it->second.begin()){
        ret.push_back(it);
    }
}

use std::equal to compare two vector.