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Vector utilities.
Synopsis
- count :: Generic.Vector v a => (a -> Bool) -> v a -> Int
- find_end :: Generic.Vector v a => (a -> Bool) -> v a -> Maybe a
- to_reverse_list :: Generic.Vector v a => v a -> [a]
- fold_abort :: Generic.Vector v a => (accum -> a -> Maybe accum) -> accum -> v a -> accum
- find_before :: Generic.Vector v Int => Int -> v Int -> Int
- bracket :: Unboxed.Vector Double -> Double -> Maybe (Int, Double, Double)
- lowest_index :: (Ord key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> key -> v a -> Int
- highest_index :: (Ord key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> key -> v a -> Int
- partition_on :: (Eq key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> v a -> [(key, v a)]
search
find_end :: Generic.Vector v a => (a -> Bool) -> v a -> Maybe a Source #
Like Generic.find
, but from the end.
to_reverse_list :: Generic.Vector v a => v a -> [a] Source #
fold_abort :: Generic.Vector v a => (accum -> a -> Maybe accum) -> accum -> v a -> accum Source #
find_before :: Generic.Vector v Int => Int -> v Int -> Int Source #
Find the index of the last value whose running sum is still below the given number.
:: Unboxed.Vector Double | |
-> Double | |
-> Maybe (Int, Double, Double) | (i, low, high) where low <= a < high, and i is the index of low.
If |
Find the first numbers bracketing a
.
lowest_index :: (Ord key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> key -> v a -> Int Source #
Binary search for the lowest index of the given value, or where it would be if it were present.
TODO this is likely the same as Data.Vector.Algorithms.Search.binarySearchLBy
highest_index :: (Ord key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> key -> v a -> Int Source #
Binary search for the highest index of the given X. So the next value is
guaranteed to have a higher x, if it exists. Return -1 if x
is before
the first element.
partition_on :: (Eq key, Generic.Vector v a) => (a -> key) -> v a -> [(key, v a)] Source #
Partition on a key. This is the vector version of
keyed_group_stable
.