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SEQ_CONCAT (n-ary)
concat [[a], [b], c] [d] [e, f] is [[a], [b], c, d, e, f]
Can be run backwards as long as there's only one free variable (prefix/postfix matching)
SEQ_FLATTEN (1-ary)
flatten [[a], [[[[b]]]], c] is [a, b, c]
Can't be run backwards
SEQ_INDEX (2-ary)
index [a, b, c, d] 2 is c
can be run backwards in mode + - is -, which gives the set interpretation of a sequence.
a X :- index [1, 8, 21, 8] _ is X b X Y :- index [1, 8, 21, 8] X is Y
Means we derive a 1, a 8, a 21 and b 0 1, b 1 8, b 2 21, b 3 8.
a 1
a 8
a 21
b 0 1
b 1 8
b 2 21
b 3 8
SEQ_UPDATE (3-ary)... maybe spin this off to a separate ticket?
update [a,b,c,d] 2 e is [a, b, e, d]
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SEQ_CONCAT (n-ary)
concat [[a], [b], c] [d] [e, f] is [[a], [b], c, d, e, f]
Can be run backwards as long as there's only one free variable (prefix/postfix matching)
SEQ_FLATTEN (1-ary)
flatten [[a], [[[[b]]]], c] is [a, b, c]
Can't be run backwards
SEQ_INDEX (2-ary)
index [a, b, c, d] 2 is c
can be run backwards in mode + - is -, which gives the set interpretation of a sequence.
Means we derive
a 1
,a 8
,a 21
andb 0 1
,b 1 8
,b 2 21
,b 3 8
.SEQ_UPDATE (3-ary)... maybe spin this off to a separate ticket?
update [a,b,c,d] 2 e is [a, b, e, d]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: