Re: Generate all (0,1)-sequences in lexicographic order

Heaven help whoever call gen_seqs(0).

Why do you need both @seqs_0 and @seqs_1? They'll both hold the same thing, and you're dealing with them destructively. Unless I'm missing something, I'd think you could do

my @subseq = gen_seqs($n-1);
unshift @$seq, 0 foreach @subseq;
unshift @$seq, 1 foreach @subseq;
push @seqs, @subseq, @subseq;
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Re(2): Generate all (0,1)-sequences in lexicographic order by FoxtrotUniform (Prior) on Mar 09, 2003 at 22:42 UTC
Why do you need both `@seqs_0` and `@seqs_1`? They'll both hold the same thing, and you're dealing with them destructively. Unless I'm missing something, I'd think you could do `my @subseq = gen_seqs($n-1); unshift @$seq, 0 foreach @subseq; unshift @$seq, 1 foreach @subseq; push @seqs, @subseq, @subseq;` [download] Hmm? The idea is to generate two copies of the (n-1)-sequences, prepend a 0 to everything in the first copy, and prepend a 1 to everything in the second copy. Unless I'm missing something (perhaps about `$seq`, which you don't declare here and which I don't use except in the code that I think you're replacing), you'll stuff a 0 onto each sequence in `@subseq`, then a 1 onto each sequence, and throw two copies of that into `@seqs`. Not the same thing. I could easily be missing something, though. I'm in the middle of debugging some backtracking code right before a deadline, so I'm not thinking terribly clearly at the moment. :-) Thanks for taking the time to look it over. `-- F o x t r o t U n i f o r m Found a typo in this node? /msg me The hell with paco, vote for Erudil!`	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re(2): Generate all (0,1)-sequences in lexicographic order
by FoxtrotUniform (Prior) on Mar 09, 2003 at 22:42 UTC

Why do you need both @seqs_0 and @seqs_1? They'll both hold the same thing, and you're dealing with them destructively. Unless I'm missing something, I'd think you could do
my @subseq = gen_seqs($n-1);
unshift @$seq, 0 foreach @subseq;
unshift @$seq, 1 foreach @subseq;
push @seqs, @subseq, @subseq;
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Hmm? The idea is to generate two copies of the (n-1)-sequences, prepend a 0 to everything in the first copy, and prepend a 1 to everything in the second copy. Unless I'm missing something (perhaps about $seq, which you don't declare here and which I don't use except in the code that I think you're replacing), you'll stuff a 0 onto each sequence in @subseq, then a 1 onto each sequence, and throw two copies of that into @seqs. Not the same thing.

I could easily be missing something, though. I'm in the middle of debugging some backtracking code right before a deadline, so I'm not thinking terribly clearly at the moment. :-) Thanks for taking the time to look it over.

-- F o x t r o t U n i f o r m Found a typo in this node? /msg me The hell with paco, vote for Erudil!

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