01-22-2020, 10:48 PM
This program computes the Narayana transform of a list of integers. The Narayana transform is a variation of the binomial transform. Examples can be found by searching for "narayana transform" on http://oeis.org/.
This program employs an updated version of the ConvOffs transform explained in this post.
Next, the inverse Narayana transform:
Both programs require the ListExt and GoferLists libraries.
This program employs an updated version of the ConvOffs transform explained in this post.
Code:
\<< DUP SIZE \-> n
\<< DUP 1. 2. SUB EVAL OVER + ROT n 1. - R\->I LSEQ :: + Scanl1 3. n
FOR k 1 OVER 1. k 1. - SUB DUP REV 2.
\<< PICK3 * SWAP /
\>> DOLIST + PICK3 1. k SUB * \GSLIST UNROT
NEXT DROP2 n \->LIST
\>>
\>>Next, the inverse Narayana transform:
Code:
\<< DUP SIZE \-> b n
\<< b 1. 2. SUB EVAL OVER - 2 2 n 1. -
R\->I LASEQ 0 :: + Scanl { -1 1 } 3. n
FOR k OVER k GET * OVER 2. k SUB / DUP \GSLIST
NEG SWAP + DUP b 1. k SUB * \GSLIST UNROT
NEXT DROP2 n \->LIST
\>>
\>>Both programs require the ListExt and GoferLists libraries.