AlgoGraph: Immutable Graph Library with Functional Transformers
AlgoGraph brings functional programming elegance to graph algorithms with immutable data structures, pipe-based transformers, declarative selectors, and lazy views.
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AlgoGraph brings functional programming elegance to graph algorithms with immutable data structures, pipe-based transformers, declarative selectors, and lazy views.
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Most hash libraries treat hash functions as black boxes. Algebraic Hashing exposes their mathematical structure, letting you compose hash functions like algebraic expressions—with zero runtime overhead.
Hash functions form an abelian …
Most R packages hardcode specific likelihood models. likelihood.model provides a generic framework where likelihoods are first-class composable objects—designed to work seamlessly with algebraic.mle for maximum likelihood estimation.
R’s hypothesis testing functions are inconsistent—t.test() returns different structures than chisq.test(), making generic workflows painful. hypothesize provides a unified API so any test returns the same interface: p-value, test statistic, …
Most survival analysis forces you to pick from a catalog—Weibull, exponential, log-normal. dfr.dist flips this: you specify the hazard function directly, and it handles all the math.
Instead of choosing Weibull(shape, scale), you …
An R package treating MLEs as first-class algebraic objects with composable statistical properties.
Most statistical software treats probability distributions as static parameter sets you pass to sampling or density functions. algebraic.dist takes a different approach: distributions are algebraic objects that compose, transform, and combine using …