
Tamas, try scanl (+) 0 for the cumulative sum
From there the zipWith idea you mentioned seems like the way to go.
-Chad
Hi,
I have two lists, p and lambda (both are finite). I would like to calculate
1) the cumulative sum of lambda, ie if
lambda = [lambda1,lambda2,lambda3,...]
then
csum lambda = [lambda1,lambda1+lambda2,lambda1+lambda2+lambda3,...]
2) the cumulative sum of p*lambda (multiplication elementwise)
Once I know how to do the first, I know how to do the second I guess (doing the multiplication using zipWith to get the p*lambda list, but I would be interested in any other suggestions). Currently I take and sum, but then I am calculating the same sums many times.
Thanks,
Tamas

try scanl (+) 0 for the cumulative sum
and it is probably worth pointing out once more that (as i have learned only recently :-) Hoogle can help you even quicker than this list with questions like these: scanl is the fifth answer if you ask for a -> [a] -> [a]. also, the url is easy to remember: http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/ cheers, m.
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