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Function to compose two polynomials
Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_composition
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### What problem are you facing?
#### Introduction
`crossplane beta render` is super useful for _seeing_ the resulting output of a composition given an input XR and optional input XRs and …
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Composition weights are used by almost every architecture to subtract the energy from the chemical composition of the dataset to make it easier for the actual architecture to learn the targets. In met…
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See [understandingFunctions/digInCompositionOfFunctions.tex](https://github.com/mooculus/calculus/blob/master/understandingFunctions/digInCompositionOfFunctions.tex)
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A function composition isn't directly linked to a function. There also isn't specified what should happen if more than one functions output is affected.
Example (prefixes omitted for brevity):
```r…
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```
use MF.MF;
enum MF {
case MF(Int32, Unit -> List[Int32])
}
instance Eq[MF] {
pub def eq(x: MF, y: MF): Bool =
let MF(n1, _f1) = x;
let MF(n2, _f2) = y;
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I'd love to use `.` as the composition operator but might be confusing to have the following be very different:
```
console.log
console . log
```
Might be good to have something like `` from F#. Bit…
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Currently, expressions can require a lot of nested parentheses, which is something even seasoned programmers often err on [1]. One way to solve it would be to try to perform fixup and add forgotten pa…
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Should g(m) be an acceptable answer to the first question? (Currently the correct answer is "g").
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/51929540/63348947-627d5580-c328-11e9-9389-c1d52eef…
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I think that when we see `fun1(fun2(x))` the function passed to `transform` should be `fun1 \circ fun2`. That way we can take advantage of more fast paths iirc.