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A Neighborhood of Infinity: How to write tolerably efficient optimzation code without really trying...
"a simple DSL for specifying a wide range of optimisation problems with polynomial instead of exponential complexity."
An Introduction to Category Theory, Category Theory Monads, and Their Relationship to Functional Programming (ResearchIndex)
The purpose of this technical report is to give a category theoretic introduction to monads, and to explore the relationship to what functional programmers term a monad
Merging Monads and Folds for Functional Programming - Meijer, Jeuring (ResearchIndex)
These notes discuss the simultaneous use of generalised fold operators and monads to structure functional programs. Generalised fold operators structure programs after the decomposition of the value they consume. Monads structure programs after the comput
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Good Math, Bad Math : The Theory of Monads and the Monad Laws
As promised, I'm finally going to get to the theory behind monads. As a quick review, the basic idea of the monad in Haskell is a hidden transition function - a monad is, basically, a state transition function.
A Neighborhood of Infinity: The Monads Hidden Behind Every Zipper
"this dichotomy between push and pull, scatter and gather, is pervasive all the way through computing, and it's quite pretty that this deep notion it can be captured nicely by a(n almost) monad and a comonad."
A Neighborhood of Infinity: You Could Have Invented Monads! (And Maybe You Already Have.)
Down-to-Earth explanation of monads
Reddit discussion considered productive « Data.Syntaxfree
Great discussion of the nature of abstraction and analogy, with examples from probability theory, calculus, and programming. (Follow-up to "Do-notation considered harmful".)
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