ContextAlgebra-0.1.0.0: Context Algebra

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Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell2010

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Description

This module implements the necessary functions to model a concept and the context influence. The concept is represented by several exemplars. For each influencing context the exemplars have different observation frequency. This conncetion is modeled here by a multiset.

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data Experience c e Source

Each experience is formed by a exemplar of type e and a context c this exemplar was observed at.

Constructors

Exp c e

constructor; establishes an experience from a context and an exemplar

Instances

(Eq c, Eq e) => Eq (Experience c e) 
(Ord c, Ord e) => Ord (Experience c e) 
(Show c, Show e) => Show (Experience c e) 

type Experiences c e = MultiSet (Experience c e) Source

All experiences are hold in a multiset

type Probability = Float Source

type synonym for better readability

class (Ord c, Ord e, Show c, Show e) => InterpretationModel c e Source

the class defines the necessary functions needed for the context algebra

createExperiencesForContext Source

Arguments

:: (Show c, Ord c, Show e, Ord e) 
=> c

context in which the experiences were made

-> [e]

exemplars which are observed

-> [Int]

amount of observations for one exemplar in this context

-> Experiences c e

resulting experience type

combines the observation amount of exemplars for one context

manyfoldExperiences Source

Arguments

:: (Ord c, Show c, Ord e, Show e) 
=> Experience c e

experience that is observed several times

-> Occur

amount of observations of the experience

-> Experiences c e

experiences with the given amount and type

If an experience is made several times the amount can be specified by the amount

amountExperiences Source

Arguments

:: Experiences (Context c) e

experinces to be counted

-> Int

amount of experiences

calculates the amount of experiences that are present

lambda Source

Arguments

:: (Enumerable c, Enumerable (Context c), Ord e, Eq c, Ord c) 
=> Context c

context used to filter the experiences

-> Experiences (Context c) e

experiences to filter

-> Experiences (Context c) e

filtered experiences, more finer experiences are returned

filters experiences for a context, gets experiences for a finer context, the context c has to be more finer than the context that are included in the experiences

mu Source

Arguments

:: (Enumerable c, Enumerable (Context c), Ord e, Ord c) 
=> Experience (Context c) e

exemplar and context to look for

-> Experiences (Context c) e

experiences that are considered

-> Probability

probability of the exemplar in this context for the given experiences

returns a probability of an exemplar observed in a context for the given experiences

filterExemplars Source

Arguments

:: (Ord c, Ord e) 
=> e

exemplar used to filter the experiences

-> Experiences c e

experiences that are filtered

-> Experiences c e

experiences including values for the exemplar e

returns experiences for the exemplar given in the first argument e in quantum mechanics called projector

functions to print and export

probAllExemplars4Context Source

Arguments

:: (Ord c, Ord e, Enum e, Bounded e, Enumerable c, Enumerable (Context c)) 
=> Context c

context the distribution is made for

-> e

exemplar type, used as type parameter

-> Experiences (Context c) e

experiences the distribution is made of

-> [(e, Probability)]

returned distribution

returns the observation distribution for the context c, the type e is only used as type parameter

getMostProbableExemplar Source

Arguments

:: Ord e 
=> [(e, Probability)]

list of tupels of Exemplars and the probability value

-> (e, Probability)

tupel with the highest probability value

returns the most probable exemplar given by the list of tuples of (Exemplar, Probability)

printExperiences Source

Arguments

:: (Show e, Show c) 
=> Experiences c e

experience to convert to IO

-> IO ()

returned IO()

converts the experiences type to a IO()

functions for further development of the model

addExperience Source

Arguments

:: (Ord c, Ord e) 
=> Experience c e

new experience to add

-> Experiences c e

given experiences where to add the new experience

-> Experiences c e

resulting experiences including the new and the given experiences

adds the new experience to the given experiences