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Wed Mar 18 16:31:04 -0700 2009
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errorEstimation/README.markdown
Error Estimation
I translated the example Using F# Quotations for Error Estimation from Chapter 9 of Expert F# (Introducing Language-Oriented Programming) to Scala. I don't use anything as fancy as F# quotations. Instead, I simply create a new arithmetic type for estimates, and use implicit views to handily convert from the usual arithmetic types.
The example also translates nicely into Haskell by using the numeric type classes.








