TL;DR
The paper introduces 'freealg', an R package that provides computational tools for free algebras, leveraging efficient data structures and demonstrating algebraic properties through examples.
Contribution
It presents a new R package for computational support of free algebras, utilizing the standard template library's 'map' class for efficiency.
Findings
The package efficiently computes within free algebras.
Demonstrates algebraic properties using the package.
Showcases idiomatic usage of the package.
Abstract
The free algebra is an interesting and useful algebraic object. Here I introduce "freealg", an R package which furnishes computational support for free algebras. The package uses the standard template library's "map" class for efficiency, which uses the fact that the order of the terms is algebraically immaterial. The package follows "disordR" discipline. I demonstrate some properties of free algebra using the package, and showcase package idiom. The package is available on CRAN at https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=freealg.
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TopicsData Analysis with R