signed-multiset-0.2: Multisets with negative membership.

Portabilityportable
Stabilityprovisional
Maintainerstefan@vectorfabrics.com
Safe HaskellSafe-Infered

Data.SignedMultiset

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Description

An efficient implementation of signed multisets.

A signed multiset is like a multiset (or bag), but additionally allows for negative membership. That is, in a signed multiset, an element can occur a negative number of times.

For a theory of signed multisets, see

  • Wayne D. Blizard. Negative membership. Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, 31(3):346--368, 1990.

Since many function names (but not the type name) clash with Prelude names, this module is usually imported qualified, e.g.,

  import Data.SignedMultiset (SignedMultiset)
  import qualified Data.SignedMultiset as SignedMultiset

Function comments contain the function's time complexity in so-called big-O notation, with n referring to the number of multiset members involved.

Synopsis

Type

data SignedMultiset a Source

A signed multiset with elements of type a.

Instances

Construction

empty :: SignedMultiset aSource

O(1). The empty signed multiset, i.e., the multiset in which every element has multiplicity zero.

singleton :: a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(1). Create a signed multiset that contains exactly one copy of the given element.

insert :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(log n). Insert a new copy of the given element into a signed multiset, i.e., increment the multiplicity of the element by 1.

insertMany :: Ord a => a -> Int -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(log n). Insert a specified number of new copies of the given element into a signed multiset, i.e., increment the multiplicity of the element by the specified number. If the specified number is negative, copies are deleted from the set.

delete :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(log n). Delete a copy of the given element from a signed multiset, i.e., decrement the multiplicity of the element by 1.

deleteMany :: Ord a => a -> Int -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(log n). Delete a specified number of copies of the given element from a signed multiset, i.e., decrement the multiplicity of the element by the specified number. If the specified number is negative, new copies of the element are inserted into the set.

deleteAll :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(log n). Delete all copies of the given element from a signed multiset, i.e., set the multiplicity of the element to zero.

Queries

null :: SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(1). Return whether the signed multiset is empty, i.e., whether every element has multiplicity zero.

isSet :: SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(n). Return whether the signed multiset is a set, i.e., whether all elements have either multiplicity zero or else multiplicity 1.

isPositive :: SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(n). Return whether all elements in the signed multiset have nonnegative multiplicities.

isNegative :: SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(n). Return whether all elements in the signed multiset have nonpositive multiplicities.

size :: SignedMultiset a -> IntSource

O(1). Return the number of members of the signed multiset, i.e., the number of elements that have nonzero multiplicity.

cardinality :: SignedMultiset a -> IntSource

O(n). Return the cardinality of the signed multiset, i.e., the sum of the multiplicities of all elements.

member :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(log n). Return whether the given element is a member of the signed multiset, i.e., whether the element has nonzero multiplicity.

notMember :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(log n). Return whether the given element is not a member of the signed multiset, i.e., whether the element has multiplicity zero.

multiplicity :: Ord a => a -> SignedMultiset a -> IntSource

O(log n). Return the multiplicity of the given element in the signed multiset.

isSubmultisetOf :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(n). Return whether the first signed multiset is a submultiset of the second, i.e., whether each element that has nonzero multiplicity m in the first multiset has nonzero multiplicity n with m <= n in the second.

isProperSubmultisetOf :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> BoolSource

O(n). Return whether the first signed multiset is a proper submultiset of the second, i.e., whether each element that has nonzero multiplicity m in the first multiset has nonzero multiplicity n with m < n in the second.

Combining

union :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the union of two signed multisets. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is the maximum of its nonzero multiplicites in the argument multisets.

additiveUnion :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the additive union of two signed multisets. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is the sum of its multiplicities in the argument multisets.

intersection :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the intersection of two signed multisets. If an element has nonzero multiplicity in both argument multisets, its multiplicity in the returned multiset is the minimum of its multiplicites in the argument multisets; otherwise, its multiplicity in the returned multiset is zero.

difference :: Ord a => SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the difference of two signed multisets. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is the difference between its multiplicities in the first and second argument multiplicities.

Elementwise operations

shadow :: SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the shadow of the signed multiset. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is the additive inverse of its multiplicity in the argument multiset.

modulus :: SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the modulus of the signed multiset. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is the absolute value of its multiplicity in the argument multiset.

signum :: SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the signum of the signed multiset. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is -1 if it has negative multiplicity in the argument multiset, zero if its multiplicity in the argument multiset is zero, and 1 if it has positive multiplicity in the argument multiset.

unitstep :: SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the left-continuous unit step of the signed multiset. The multiplicity of an element in the returned multiset is zero if it has negative multiplicity in the argument multiset, and 1 otherwise.

multiply :: Int -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Return the additive union of the given number of copies of the signed multiset.

Traversals

map :: (Ord a, Ord b) => (a -> b) -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset bSource

O(n * log n). Apply the given function to all elements of the signed multiset.

filter :: Ord a => (a -> Int -> Bool) -> SignedMultiset a -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(n). Apply the given predicate to the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicities. The returned multiset contains the copies of the members that satisfy the predicate.

partition :: Ord a => (a -> Int -> Bool) -> SignedMultiset a -> (SignedMultiset a, SignedMultiset a)Source

O(n). Apply the given predicate to the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicity. The first returned multiset contains the copies of the members that satisfy the predicate, while the second returned multiset contains the copies of the members that do not satisfy the predicate.

split :: Ord a => Int -> SignedMultiset a -> (SignedMultiset a, SignedMultiset a)Source

O(n). Split the signed multiset into a multiset containing the copies of the members with a multiplicity less than or equal to the given number and a multiset containing the copies of the members with a multiplicity greater than the given number.

foldr :: (a -> Int -> b -> b) -> b -> SignedMultiset a -> bSource

O(n). Perform a right-associative fold on the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicities using the given operator and start value.

foldr' :: (a -> Int -> b -> b) -> b -> SignedMultiset a -> bSource

O(n). Perform a strict right-associative fold on the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicities using the given operator and start value.

foldl :: (a -> b -> Int -> a) -> a -> SignedMultiset b -> aSource

O(n). Perform a left-associative fold on the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicities using the given operator and start value.

foldl' :: (a -> b -> Int -> a) -> a -> SignedMultiset b -> aSource

O(n). Perform a strict left-associative fold on the members of the signed multiset and their multiplicities using the given operator and start value.

Conversion

toList :: SignedMultiset a -> [(a, Int)]Source

O(n). Convert the signed multiset to a list that associates all members of the multiset with their multiplicity.

toLists :: SignedMultiset a -> ([a], [a])Source

O(n + k) (with k the combined length of the returned lists). Return two lists, such that: for each element with a positive multiplicity m in the signed multiset, the first list contains m copies and the second list contains no copies of the element; for each element with a negative multiplicity - n, the first list contains no and the second list contains n copies of the element; and for each element with zero multiplicity, neither list contains a copy of the element.

fromList :: Ord a => [(a, Int)] -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(k * log n) (with k the length of the argument list). Construct a signed multiset from a list of element/multiplicity pairs.

fromLists :: Ord a => [a] -> [a] -> SignedMultiset aSource

O(k * log n) (with k the combined length of the argument lists). Construct a signed multiset by, starting from the empty multiset, inserting copies of elements from the first argument list and deleting copies of elements from the second argument list.

Additive wrapper

newtype Additive a Source

An element of the free abelian group on a.

Constructors

Additive 

Instances

Ord a => Eq (Additive a) 
Ord a => Ord (Additive a) 
(Ord a, Read a) => Read (Additive a) 
Show a => Show (Additive a) 
Ord a => Monoid (Additive a)

Monoid under additiveUnion.