Example #1
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    def transpose(clan: 'PP(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'PP(M x M)':
        """Return a clan where all relations have their left and right components swapped.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the :term:`algebra of
            relations` to the :term:`algebra of clans`, applied to ``clan``, or `Undef()` if
            ``clan`` is not a :term:`clan`.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(clan):
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef()
        else:
            assert is_member(clan)
        result = _extension.unary_extend(clan, _functools.partial(
            _relations.transpose, _checked=False), _checked=False)
        if not result.is_empty:
            result.cache_clan(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
            result.cache_absolute(clan.cached_absolute)
            result.cache_functional(clan.cached_right_functional)
            result.cache_right_functional(clan.cached_functional)
            result.cache_reflexive(clan.cached_reflexive)
            result.cache_symmetric(clan.cached_symmetric)
            result.cache_transitive(clan.cached_transitive)
            result.cache_regular(clan.cached_right_regular)
            result.cache_right_regular(clan.cached_regular)
        return result
Example #2
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    def transpose(rel: 'P(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'P(M x M)':
        """Return a relation where all couplets have their left and right components swapped.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the
            :term:`algebra of couplets` to the :term:`algebra of relations`, applied to the
            :term:`relation` ``rel``, or `Undef()` if ``rel`` is not a relation.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(rel):
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef2(rel)
        else:
            assert is_member_or_undef(rel)
            if rel is _undef.Undef():
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
        result = _extension.unary_extend(rel, _functools.partial(
            _couplets.transpose, _checked=False), _checked=False)
        if not result.is_empty:
            result.cache_relation(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
            result.cache_absolute(rel.cached_absolute)
            result.cache_functional(rel.cached_right_functional)
            result.cache_right_functional(rel.cached_functional)
            result.cache_reflexive(rel.cached_reflexive)
            result.cache_symmetric(rel.cached_symmetric)
            result.cache_transitive(rel.cached_transitive)
        return result
Example #3
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    def transpose(clan: 'PP(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'PP(M x M)':
        """Return a clan where all relations have their left and right components swapped.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the :term:`algebra of
            relations` to the :term:`algebra of clans`, applied to ``clan``, or `Undef()` if
            ``clan`` is not a :term:`clan`.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(clan):
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef2(clan)
        else:
            assert is_member_or_undef(clan)
            if clan is _undef.Undef():
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
        result = _extension.unary_extend(clan,
                                         _functools.partial(
                                             _relations.transpose,
                                             _checked=False),
                                         _checked=False)
        if not result.is_empty:
            result.cache_clan(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
            result.cache_absolute(clan.cached_absolute)
            result.cache_functional(clan.cached_right_functional)
            result.cache_right_functional(clan.cached_functional)
            result.cache_reflexive(clan.cached_reflexive)
            result.cache_symmetric(clan.cached_symmetric)
            result.cache_transitive(clan.cached_transitive)
            result.cache_regular(clan.cached_right_regular)
            result.cache_right_regular(clan.cached_regular)
        return result
Example #4
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    def transpose(rel: 'P(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'P(M x M)':
        """Return a relation where all couplets have their left and right components swapped.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the
            :term:`algebra of couplets` to the :term:`algebra of relations`, applied to the
            :term:`relation` ``rel``, or `Undef()` if ``rel`` is not a relation.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(rel):
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef2(rel)
        else:
            assert is_member_or_undef(rel)
            if rel is _undef.Undef():
                return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
        result = _extension.unary_extend(rel,
                                         _functools.partial(
                                             _couplets.transpose,
                                             _checked=False),
                                         _checked=False)
        if not result.is_empty:
            result.cache_relation(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
            result.cache_absolute(rel.cached_absolute)
            result.cache_functional(rel.cached_right_functional)
            result.cache_right_functional(rel.cached_functional)
            result.cache_reflexive(rel.cached_reflexive)
            result.cache_symmetric(rel.cached_symmetric)
            result.cache_transitive(rel.cached_transitive)
        return result
Example #5
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    def transpose(rel: 'P(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'P(M x M)':
        """Return a relation where the left components and right components of all couplets are
        swapped.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the
            :term:`algebra of couplets` to the :term:`algebra of relations`, applied to the
            :term:`relation` ``rel``, or `Undef()` if ``rel`` is not a relation.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(rel):
                return _make_or_raise_undef()
        else:
            assert is_member(rel)
        return _extension.unary_extend(rel, partial(_couplets.transpose, _checked=False),
                                       _checked=False).cache_is_relation(True)
Example #6
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def defined_at(clan, left, _checked=True):
    r"""Return the :term:`relation`\s of ``clan`` that are defined for ``left``."""
    result = _extension.unary_extend(
        clan, _functools.partial(_relations.defined_at, left=left, _checked=_checked),
        _checked=_checked)
    result.cache_clan(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    if not result.is_empty:
        if clan.cached_is_functional:
            result.cache_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_functional:
            result.cache_right_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_regular:
            result.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_regular:
            result.cache_right_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    return result
Example #7
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    def transpose(clan: 'PP(M x M)', _checked=True) -> 'PP(M x M)':
        """Return the :term:`transposition` of the :term:`clan` ``clan``.

        :return: The :term:`unary extension` of :term:`transposition` from the :term:`algebra of
            relations` to the :term:`algebra of clans`, applied to ``clan``, or `Undef()` if
            ``clan`` is not a :term:`clan`.
        """
        if _checked:
            if not is_member(clan):
                return _make_or_raise_undef()
        else:
            assert is_member(clan)
        result = _extension.unary_extend(clan, partial(_relations.transpose, _checked=False),
                                         _checked=False).cache_is_clan(True)
        if not result.is_empty:
            if clan.cached_is_left_functional or clan.cached_is_not_left_functional:
                result.cache_is_right_functional(clan.cached_is_left_functional)
            if clan.cached_is_right_functional or clan.cached_is_not_right_functional:
                result.cache_is_left_functional(clan.cached_is_right_functional)
        return result
Example #8
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def defined_at(clan: 'PP(M x M)', left: '( M )', _checked=True):
    r"""Return the :term:`relation`\s of ``clan`` that are defined for ``left``."""
    if not is_member(clan):
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    if left is _undef.Undef():
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    result = _extension.unary_extend(
        clan, _functools.partial(_relations.defined_at, left=left, _checked=_checked),
        _checked=_checked)
    if result is _undef.Undef() or not result:
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef2(result)
    result.cache_clan(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    if not result.is_empty:
        if clan.cached_is_functional:
            result.cache_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_functional:
            result.cache_right_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_regular:
            result.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_regular:
            result.cache_right_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    return result
Example #9
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def defined_at(clan: 'PP(M x M)', left: '( M )', _checked=True):
    r"""Return the :term:`relation`\s of ``clan`` that are defined for ``left``."""
    if not is_member(clan):
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    if left is _undef.Undef():
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef(2)
    result = _extension.unary_extend(clan,
                                     _functools.partial(_relations.defined_at,
                                                        left=left,
                                                        _checked=_checked),
                                     _checked=_checked)
    if result is _undef.Undef() or not result:
        return _undef.make_or_raise_undef2(result)
    result.cache_clan(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    if not result.is_empty:
        if clan.cached_is_functional:
            result.cache_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_functional:
            result.cache_right_functional(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_regular:
            result.cache_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
        if clan.cached_is_right_regular:
            result.cache_right_regular(_mo.CacheStatus.IS)
    return result
Example #10
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 def test_unary_extend_errors(self):
     self.assertRaises(AttributeError, lambda: extension.unary_extend(1, sets.big_union))
Example #11
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 def test_unary_extend(self):
     """Verify that unary extend uses the input set and operation to invoke the equivalent
     operation in next higher power set."""
     self.assertEqual(Set(Set(Couplet(1, 1))),
         extension.unary_extend(Set(*Set(1)), relations.diag))
Example #12
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# the example below, the elements of set_s are numbers, and the elements of powerset_s are sets of
# numbers.
set_s = Set(1, 2, 3)
powerset_s = sets.power_set(set_s)
print("S := ", set_s)
print("P(S) = ", powerset_s)

# Consider that if C is the set of all Couplets, then the set of all relations R can be defined as
# P(C), that is, every relation is a subset of the set of all Couplets. It turns out that we can
# exploit this relationship by "extending" operations on Couplets up to relations to make them
# useful there. To extend a unary operation such as couplets.transpose, we apply it to every
# Couplet in a relation, which results in another relation.
import algebraixlib.extension as extension

first_relation = Set(Couplet('a', 1), Couplet('b', 2), Couplet('c', 3))
transposed_relation = extension.unary_extend(first_relation,
                                             couplets.transpose)
print("transposed_relation:", transposed_relation)

# Similarly, a binary operation like couplets.composition can be extended by applying to every
# element of the cross product of two relations. Notice that couplets.composition is a partial
# binary operation (given two legitimate Couplets, it may be undefined). When couplets.compose(a,
# b) is not defined, it simply isn't included in the membership of the resulting relation. By
# extending, we have turned composition into a full binary operation in the power set algebra.
second_relation = Set(Couplet('one', 'a'), Couplet('won', 'a'),
                      Couplet('four', 'd'))
composed_relation = extension.binary_extend(first_relation, second_relation,
                                            couplets.compose)
empty_relation = extension.binary_extend(
    second_relation, first_relation,
    couplets.compose)  # empty relation; still not commutative
print("composed_relation:", composed_relation)
Example #13
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def defined_at(clan, left):
    """Return the portion of clan where relations in clan are defined for left"""
    clan = _extension.unary_extend(clan, partial(
        _relations.defined_at, left=left)).cache_is_clan(True)
    return clan
Example #14
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 def test_unary_extend_errors(self):
     self.assertIs(extension.unary_extend(1, sets.big_union), Undef())
Example #15
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 def test_unary_extend(self):
     """Verify that unary extend uses the input set and operation to invoke the equivalent
     operation in next higher power set."""
     self.assertEqual(Set(Set(Couplet(1, 1))),
                      extension.unary_extend(Set(*Set(1)), relations.diag))
Example #16
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 def test_unary_extend_errors(self):
     self.assertRaises(AttributeError,
                       lambda: extension.unary_extend(1, sets.big_union))
Example #17
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# the example below, the elements of set_s are numbers, and the elements of powerset_s are sets of
# numbers.
set_s = Set(1, 2, 3)
powerset_s = sets.power_set(set_s)
print("S := ", set_s)
print("P(S) = ", powerset_s)

# Consider that if C is the set of all Couplets, then the set of all relations R can be defined as
# P(C), that is, every relation is a subset of the set of all Couplets. It turns out that we can
# exploit this relationship by "extending" operations on Couplets up to relations to make them useful
# there. To extend a unary operation such as couplets.transpose, we apply it to every Couplet in a
# relation, which results in another relation.
import algebraixlib.extension as extension

first_relation = Set(Couplet('a', 1), Couplet('b', 2), Couplet('c', 3))
transposed_relation = extension.unary_extend(first_relation, couplets.transpose)
print("transposed_relation:", transposed_relation)

# Similarly, a binary operation like couplets.composition can be extended by applying to every element
# of the cross product of two relations. Notice that couplets.composition is a partial binary
# operation (given two legitimate Couplets, it may be undefined). When couplets.compose(a, b) is
# not defined, it simply isn't included in the membership of the resulting relation. By extending,
# we have turned composition into a full binary operation in the power set algebra.
second_relation = Set(Couplet('one', 'a'), Couplet('won', 'a'), Couplet('four', 'd'))
composed_relation = extension.binary_extend(first_relation, second_relation, couplets.compose)
empty_relation = extension.binary_extend(second_relation, first_relation,
                                 couplets.compose)  # empty relation; still not commutative
print("composed_relation:", composed_relation)
print("empty_relation:", empty_relation)

# These extended operations are defined as functions in the relations module.