On 8 September 2010 15:53, Dan Bron <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ric wrote:
>> I'd also encourage you to provide an example of the problem
>> you want to solve
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> Justin Paston-Cooper responded:
>> I'm doing a level-by-level calculation of vectors from a previous
>> "level" which is once again a list of vectors.
>
> I think I understand, but I'll be able to give more informed (and concrete,
> i.e. code) advice if you follow Ric's further suggestion:
>
>> including example inputs & outputs
Also see 118 where the next level is being calculated. newFromWeight
takes a weight in the current level (a list of numbers whose length is
constant throughout the computation of byLevel) and returns a varying
number of new weights to be added to the new level. At line 118 this
is done for all of the weights at the current level. The list of boxed
lists of weights is then razed, and all of the weights taken as one
level. Is there a more efficient way of doing such a thing?
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> -Dan
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