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Discussion of "pi'i"

Comment #1: Overloaded
Curtis W Franks (Mon Aug 4 05:18:19 2014)

Presumably, this operator is overloaded, right? For example, it is typical
integer multiplication for integers, scalar multiplication for vectors,
and pointwise multiplication for functions; correct? (Modulo
context/definitions)

Comment #2: Re: Overloaded
Curtis W Franks (Tue Nov 10 06:16:24 2015)

krtisfranks wrote:
> Presumably, this operator is overloaded, right? For example, it is
typical
> integer multiplication for integers, scalar multiplication for vectors,
> and pointwise multiplication for functions; correct? (Modulo
> context/definitions)


And should matrix multiplication (of vectors or matrices as standard ly
described) be considered "pi'i"?

In any case, I think that we should have an entry-wise/componentwise
operator (de)convertion; that is, one which distributes an operator to each
term in a tuple (or which can go layers deeper) if valid. This idea is
rather like the dot operators in MatLab, "@@" in Mathematica, and relates
to vectorization.

Comment #3: Re: Overloaded
gleki (Tue Nov 10 06:25:31 2015)

krtisfranks wrote:
> krtisfranks wrote:
> > Presumably, this operator is overloaded, right? For example, it is
> typical
> > integer multiplication for integers, scalar multiplication for vectors,
> > and pointwise multiplication for functions; correct? (Modulo
> > context/definitions)
>
>
> And should matrix multiplication (of vectors or matrices as standard ly
> described) be considered "pi'i"?
>
> In any case, I think that we should have an entry-wise/componentwise
> operator (de)convertion; that is, one which distributes an operator to
each
> term in a tuple (or which can go layers deeper) if valid. This idea is
> rather like the dot operators in MatLab, "@@" in Mathematica, and relates

> to vectorization.


It's a good idea to map words to less polysemous operators like in MatLab.

P.S. I wish you created more brivla rather than cmavo connectives.

Comment #4: Re: Overloaded
Curtis W Franks (Thu Nov 12 22:14:38 2015)

gleki wrote:
> krtisfranks wrote:
> > krtisfranks wrote:
> > > Presumably, this operator is overloaded, right? For example, it is
> > typical
> > > integer multiplication for integers, scalar multiplication for
vectors,
> > > and pointwise multiplication for functions; correct? (Modulo
> > > context/definitions)
> >
> >
> > And should matrix multiplication (of vectors or matrices as standard
ly
> > described) be considered "pi'i"?
> >
> > In any case, I think that we should have an entry-wise/componentwise
> > operator (de)convertion; that is, one which distributes an operator to
> each
> > term in a tuple (or which can go layers deeper) if valid. This idea is
> > rather like the dot operators in MatLab, "@@" in Mathematica, and
relates
>
> > to vectorization.
>
>
> It's a good idea to map words to less polysemous operators like in
MatLab.
>
> P.S. I wish you created more brivla rather than cmavo connectives.

I agree.

Re: P.S.
Unfortunately, that is not really how the language works; mekso operators
almost surely should be cmavo. There are a few cases for brivla being
useful (such as with .aigne), but those ideas are not really operators.
:/

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