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Thanks for the code @mars0i , it looks nice, I will implement the compare
function in the next release.
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Great--I'm happy if this or the fold2
functions (#39) turn out to be useful.
Here is one more function--a compare function for use with Markus Mottle's partially ordered map library pomap. I'm not sure this belongs in owl, though. The set of people who want to implement a partial order on matrices may be very small.
let pomap_compare m1 m2 =
let f acc e1 e2 =
match acc with
| Equal -> if e1 < e2 then Lower else
if e1 > e2 then Greater else Equal
| Lower -> if e1 <= e2 then Lower else Unknown
| Greater -> if e1 >= e2 then Greater else Unknown
| Unknown -> Unknown (* should never happen given short circuit *)
in Utils.short_circuit_fold2 Unknown f Equal m1 m2
After writing that, I felt that the code was organized in a way that made it easier to read than my original Interval
-oriented compare
function above. Here's the original compare
function rewritten in the same way:
let compare m1 m2 =
let f acc e1 e2 =
match acc with
| 0 -> if e1 < e2 then -1 else
if e1 > e2 then 1 else 0
| -1 -> if e1 <= e2 then -1 else failwith "incomparable"
| 1 -> if e1 >= e2 then 1 else failwith "incomparable"
| _ -> failwith "bug: acc is not -1, 0, or 1" (* avoid match warning *)
in Utils.fold2 f 0 m1 m2
Again, I know that you may be able to implement a more efficient version in any event. (No need to reply again.)
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