Question

J'essaie de travailler avec Numeric.ad et un type expr personnalisé. Je souhaite calculer le gradient symbolique de l'expression entrée de l'utilisateur. Le premier essai avec une expression constante fonctionne bien:

calcGrad0 :: [Expr Double]
calcGrad0 = grad df vars
  where
   df [x,y] = eval (env [x,y]) (EVar "x"*EVar "y")
   env vs = zip varNames vs
   varNames = ["x","y"]
   vars = map EVar varNames

Cela marche:

>calcGrad0
[Const 0.0 :+ (Const 0.0 :+ (EVar "y" :* Const 1.0)),Const 0.0 :+ (Const 0.0 :+ (EVar "x" :* Const 1.0))]

Cependant, si je retire l'expression en tant que paramètre:

calcGrad1 :: [Expr Double]
calcGrad1 = calcGrad1' (EVar "x"*EVar "y")
calcGrad1' e = grad df vars
  where
   df [x,y] = eval (env [x,y]) e
   env vs = zip varNames vs
   varNames = ["x","y"]
   vars = map EVar varNames

Je reçois

Could not deduce (a ~ AD s (Expr a1))
from the context (Num a1, Floating a)
  bound by the inferred type of
           calcGrad1' :: (Num a1, Floating a) => Expr a -> [Expr a1]
  at Symbolics.hs:(60,1)-(65,29)
or from (Mode s)
  bound by a type expected by the context:
             Mode s => [AD s (Expr a1)] -> AD s (Expr a1)
  at Symbolics.hs:60:16-27
  `a' is a rigid type variable bound by
      the inferred type of
      calcGrad1' :: (Num a1, Floating a) => Expr a -> [Expr a1]
      at Symbolics.hs:60:1
Expected type: [AD s (Expr a1)] -> AD s (Expr a1)
  Actual type: [a] -> a
In the first argument of `grad', namely `df'
In the expression: grad df vars

Comment faire en sorte que GHC accepte cela?

Pas de solution correcte

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