Semester project: corpus based synthesis #220
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…cursively search into the tree similarities
…egining of a new comparator
… similar structure
…ar tree. method finished but NOT tested
…amm. Let's try for various cases
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| val name: String | ||
| def compare(expr_base: Expr, expr: Expr): (Double, String) |
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I think we should consistently use camelcase in Scala code
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Master semester project of Joachim Muth with title "Corpus based synthesis"
Experiment various methods to compare functional trees between them. Given a function, use these algorithms to find the most similar tree contained in a corpus of functions. Try to suggest an autocompletion for a ”hole” in a tree, based on this corpus.
Add some documentations in "installation.rst" to help future installations on IntelliJ.