What is the term for a list of points that contains distinct informations kept apart with a pattern?
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I have a sorted list of points coming from a program calculating the intersections of bodies with a regular pattern of lines. After discarding the tangents, it results in a well structured list of Points P1 to Pn with $nin2N ; NinmathbbN^>0$.
Now, each odd point Po with $oin2N-1 ; NinmathbbN^>0$ does represent a "start" and each even point Pe with $ein2N+; NinmathbbN^>0$ represents the "end" that belongs to this and only this Po. My trouble now lies in the nomenclature:
What is the correct term for a list that contains patterned sublists of a specific length (here 2)?
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I have a sorted list of points coming from a program calculating the intersections of bodies with a regular pattern of lines. After discarding the tangents, it results in a well structured list of Points P1 to Pn with $nin2N ; NinmathbbN^>0$.
Now, each odd point Po with $oin2N-1 ; NinmathbbN^>0$ does represent a "start" and each even point Pe with $ein2N+; NinmathbbN^>0$ represents the "end" that belongs to this and only this Po. My trouble now lies in the nomenclature:
What is the correct term for a list that contains patterned sublists of a specific length (here 2)?
combinatorics terminology
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I have a sorted list of points coming from a program calculating the intersections of bodies with a regular pattern of lines. After discarding the tangents, it results in a well structured list of Points P1 to Pn with $nin2N ; NinmathbbN^>0$.
Now, each odd point Po with $oin2N-1 ; NinmathbbN^>0$ does represent a "start" and each even point Pe with $ein2N+; NinmathbbN^>0$ represents the "end" that belongs to this and only this Po. My trouble now lies in the nomenclature:
What is the correct term for a list that contains patterned sublists of a specific length (here 2)?
combinatorics terminology
edited Sep 7 at 10:07
joriki
168k10181336
asked Sep 6 at 6:42
Trish
1207
I have a sorted list of points coming from a program calculating the intersections of bodies with a regular pattern of lines. After discarding the tangents, it results in a well structured list of Points P1 to Pn with $nin2N ; NinmathbbN^>0$.
Now, each odd point Po with $oin2N-1 ; NinmathbbN^>0$ does represent a "start" and each even point Pe with $ein2N+; NinmathbbN^>0$ represents the "end" that belongs to this and only this Po. My trouble now lies in the nomenclature:
What is the correct term for a list that contains patterned sublists of a specific length (here 2)?
combinatorics terminology
combinatorics terminology
edited Sep 7 at 10:07
joriki
168k10181336
asked Sep 6 at 6:42
Trish
1207
edited Sep 7 at 10:07
joriki
168k10181336
asked Sep 6 at 6:42
Trish
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edited Sep 7 at 10:07
joriki
168k10181336
edited Sep 7 at 10:07
joriki
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Specifically, if the sublists are of length $2$, I would say that the list “interleaves start points and end points" or resulted from “interleaving start points and end pointsâ€; it is an “interleaved list of start and end pointsâ€.
More generally, and especially for length $gt2$, I would say that you have “concatenated†lists to form a single list, or “flattened†a list of lists into a single list.
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Specifically, if the sublists are of length $2$, I would say that the list “interleaves start points and end points" or resulted from “interleaving start points and end pointsâ€; it is an “interleaved list of start and end pointsâ€.
More generally, and especially for length $gt2$, I would say that you have “concatenated†lists to form a single list, or “flattened†a list of lists into a single list.
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Specifically, if the sublists are of length $2$, I would say that the list “interleaves start points and end points" or resulted from “interleaving start points and end pointsâ€; it is an “interleaved list of start and end pointsâ€.
More generally, and especially for length $gt2$, I would say that you have “concatenated†lists to form a single list, or “flattened†a list of lists into a single list.
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Specifically, if the sublists are of length $2$, I would say that the list “interleaves start points and end points" or resulted from “interleaving start points and end pointsâ€; it is an “interleaved list of start and end pointsâ€.
More generally, and especially for length $gt2$, I would say that you have “concatenated†lists to form a single list, or “flattened†a list of lists into a single list.
answered Sep 7 at 10:10
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Specifically, if the sublists are of length $2$, I would say that the list “interleaves start points and end points" or resulted from “interleaving start points and end pointsâ€; it is an “interleaved list of start and end pointsâ€.
More generally, and especially for length $gt2$, I would say that you have “concatenated†lists to form a single list, or “flattened†a list of lists into a single list.
answered Sep 7 at 10:10
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answered Sep 7 at 10:10
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