On 10 May 2011, at 22:46, Ken Wesson wrote:
Interesting. It is, as I thought, very short with monads -- though that version doesn't really use randomness, but instead enumerates all the possibilities. You'd need slightly different monads to thread a random bit-stream through instead of enumerating all the alternatives.
Indeed. What's nice about monads is that you can use the same problem specification for both approaches. Just change the monad name to switch between enumeration and Monte-Carlo simulation.
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