According ot the dictionary, for dyadic C.
If q is boxed, the elements of (#b)|>j{q must be distinct for each
j , and the boxes are applied in succession.
But what does this mean?
In particular, why must the residue of the elements of q be distinct?
For example, consider:
#((i...@! <@A. i.) 3) C."0 1 i.9
6
#~.((i...@! <@A. i.) 3) C."0 1 i.9
2
Here, we have six distinct, valid left arguments to dyadic C.
But they produce only two distinct results.
How is this useful?
What is the meaning of the left argument here?
Thanks,
--
Raul
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