THEOREMS FOR FREE

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  • This tool allows to generate free theorems for sublanguages of Haskell. See the help . The source is available at hackage as free-theorems-webui. See also: .
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  • Dec 30, 2009 – Haran proved this theorem for free groups of infinite rank, and I extended Haran's proof (which will be discussed below) to the finite rank case .
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  • He is also author of the paper "Theorems for free!" that gave rise to much research on functional language optimization (see also Parametricity). Wadler received .
  • 21 posts - 6 authors - Last post: Jan 3, 2007Note that I intentionally do not describe the meaning of the function, but only its type - the idea is to either imitate "theorems for free" and deduce .
  • Whereas free theorems for second-order polymorphism quantify over arbitrary relations, they are often instantiated with (the graphs of) functions .
  • 25 answers - Jul 16, 2010But, the free theorem tells us we need not bother proving the first one, but given the second it comes for 'free' just from the type signature! .
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  • Broadly speaking, there are two no free lunch theorems. One for supervised machine learning (Wolpert 1996) and one for search/optimization (Wolpert and .
  • Girard additionally proved a Representation Theorem: every function on natural numbers . This provides a free source of useful theorems, courtesy of Reynolds' .
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  • Tell me its type, but be careful notto let me see the function\'s definition. I will tell you atheorem that the function satisfies.The. free-theorems .
  • For me, the theorem that every subgroup of a free group is free is a good example of this: it seems to come for free from covering spaces and the fundamental .
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