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Question: what are compexity of map, ap and retract? #7
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It is timely that you bring this up. I have been working on a branch to
test performance of using the DList optimization mention in that post
compared to the current implementation. I should have an update on this
soon!
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I'm interested in what's complexity of map, ap and retract. Is the
implementation in spirit of
https://www.eyrie.org/~zednenem/2013/05/27/freeapp which uses DList like
optimisation?
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Awesome. Currently, I am not sure which implementation has better
performance in JS, but I will post the results of my benchmarking. However
it might be a few days before I will have a moment to do this.
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However, since the implementation is similar to the first one described in
the post, the asymptotic performance is most likely as it is described
there (O(n) for map and O(n^2+m) for ap). But I can expand on which one
might better once I work more on the comparison.
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Awesome. Currently, I am not sure which implementation has better
performance in JS, but I will post the results of my benchmarking. However
it might be a few days before I will have a moment to do this.
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I'm interested in what's complexity of map, ap and retract. Is the implementation in spirit of https://www.eyrie.org/~zednenem/2013/05/27/freeapp which uses DList like optimisation?
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