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Right now, the _RunVariations_ operator takes two functions as operands: the primitive being tested, and a user-defined function which is supposed to be an exact "model" of the primitive.
I want to be able to use _RunVariations_ such that when I give it some input data, it runs both the operand functions on the data (or permutations/modifications of the data), and compares the result values, or the error messages produced.
Currently, the operator expects as part of its argument, the data which has already been run through the model function. This prevents me from using it in any way, when I expect the model function to produce an error. I see no need for me to run the model function before running _RunVariations_, as it is already given as an operand.
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Right now, the
_RunVariations_
operator takes two functions as operands: the primitive being tested, and a user-defined function which is supposed to be an exact "model" of the primitive.I want to be able to use
_RunVariations_
such that when I give it some input data, it runs both the operand functions on the data (or permutations/modifications of the data), and compares the result values, or the error messages produced.Currently, the operator expects as part of its argument, the data which has already been run through the model function. This prevents me from using it in any way, when I expect the model function to produce an error. I see no need for me to run the model function before running
_RunVariations_
, as it is already given as an operand.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: