rfalg: Random free algebra objects

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Random free algebra objects

Description

Random elements of the free algebra, intended as quick “get you going” examples of freealg objects

Usage

rfalg(n=7, distinct=3, maxsize=4, include.negative=FALSE)
rfalgg(n=30, distinct=8, maxsize=7, include.negative=FALSE)
rfalggg(n=100, distinct=26, maxsize=30, include.negative=FALSE)

Arguments

n	Number of terms to generate
distinct	Number of distinct symbols to use
maxsize	Maximum number of symbols in any word
include.negative	Boolean, with default FALSE meaning to use only positive symbols (lower-case letters) and TRUE meaning to use upper-case letters as well, corresponding to the inverse of the lower-case symbols

Details

What you see is what you get, basically. A term such as aaBaAbaC will be simplified to aaaC.

Functions rfalgg() and rfalggg() return successively more complicated freealg objects.

Author(s)

Robin K. S. Hankin

Examples

rfalg()
rfalg(include.negative=TRUE)^2


constant(rfalg())

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