Module ContingentClaims.Core.Claim¶
Functions¶
- and
: Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
And. Because of the explicit representation of the first two arguments of anAnd, it can be cumbersome to writeAnd c c' []. With this constructor, you can writec \\``and\\c’`` instead. Flattens nestedAnd``s and applies additive monoid identity eagerly\. Note this is an ``O(n)operation. For a more efficient alternative, considermconcat.
- or
: Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
Or. Because of the explicit representation of the first two arguments of anOr, it can be cumbersome to writeOr c c' []. With this constructor, you can writec \\``or\\c’`` instead. Flattens nestedOr``s\. Unlike ``and, this does not apply a monoid identity. Note this is anO(n)operation.
- cond
: Inequality t x o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
Cond.
- scale
: Observation t x o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
Scale.
- when
: Inequality t x o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
When.
- anytime
: Inequality t x o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
Anytime.
- until
: Inequality t x o -> Claim t x a o -> Claim t x a o
Smart constructor for
Until.
- mapParams
: (t -> i) -> (i -> t) -> (a -> a’) -> (o -> o’) -> (x -> x’) -> Claim i x a o -> Claim t x’ a’ o’
Replace parameters in an
Claimwith actual values.
- at
: t -> Inequality t x o
Smart constructor for
TimeGte. This boolean predicate isTruefor time ≥ t,Falseotherwise.
- upTo
: t -> Inequality t x a
Observable that is true for time ≤ t. This boolean predicate is
Truefor time ≤ t,Falseotherwise.
- (<=)
: Observation t x o -> Observation t x o -> Inequality t x o
Smart constructor for
Lte.import Prelude hiding ((<=))in order to use this.
- compare
: (Ord t, Ord x, Number x, Divisible x, Action m) => (o -> t -> m x) -> Inequality t x o -> t -> m Bool
Reify the
Inequalityinto an observation function. This function is used to convert an abstract inequalityvation, e.g.S ≤ 50.0to the actual observation functiont -> m Bool. The function is only total when the first argument is too (typically it will fail ont> today).