Re: [Haskell-cafe] how would I do this properly in Haskell?

25 Aug 2017


      I'm an advanced beginner, and I'm finding it hard to comprehend
Data.Machine.Moore. Is there a way to explain more to me how this would
look in practice? Or is there another way to organize it that is less
"computer-sciency" and I could work with more easily?

D

On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 9:13 PM, John Wiegley  wrote:
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"DR" == Dennis Raddle  writes:
DR> I have a search optimization problem in which there are a lot of
DR> individual fitness functions which combine scores to give an overall
DR> fitness level.
DR> Each fitness function will be associated with data, both initial data
to
DR> configure it, and a cache that it maintains.
This sounds a lot like a network of Moore machines, which could be combined
monoidally to arrive at the final fitness function.
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