foldl
and foldr
. if
revisted, procedural truth, and define-syntax-rule
m-delay
and m-force
c-delay
and c-force
. The idea is that the first time c-force
is involed it evaluates the expression and caches it's value so that the next time the force just does the lookup. Why is this this call by value?
foldl
and foldr
look like on streams? What is a reasonable interpretation of these operations.
s-prefix
, the stream version of prefix-list
.
sqrt-stream
implementation, replace the 1.0
by 1
to cause rational arithmetic to be used. What happens?
m-delay
and m-force
and assess how the time and space complexity differs from the caching versions.
; here is a function that interleaves two streams and produces a new stream |
(define (s-interleave s1 s2) |
(if (s-null? s1) |
s2 |
(s-cons (s-first s1) |
(s-interleave s2 (s-rest s1))))) |
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; here we enumerate the integers by interleaving the positive and negative ones |
(define integers-bad |
(s-interleave naturals (s-map (lambda(x) (- x)) naturals))) |
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; when you display the first 12 terms of the stream you see it is not quite correct |
; fix it |
(s-interval-to-list integers 0 11) |
(0 0) (0 1) (1 0) (0 2) (1 1) (2 0) (0 3) (1 2) (2 1) (3 0) ...
#lang racket |
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(require "stream-base.rkt") |
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(define (s-prefix op s) |
(s-cons (s-first s) (s-map (lambda (e) (op (s-first s) e)) |
(s-prefix op (s-rest s)))) ) |
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(define (s-foldl op init s) |
(if (s-null? s) '() |
(let ( [ t (op init (s-first s)) ] ) |
(s-cons t (s-foldl op t (s-rest s) ) ) ) ) ) |
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5. Week 3 - Jan 20 CMPUT 325 Schedule / Version 2.31 2014-04-04 |