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The standard term seems to be ‘permutable’, for A(B(x)) = B(A(x)). One can also say these functions commute with respect to composition. This is slightly diffe
by Veedrac 8y ago
The standard term seems to be ‘permutable’, for A(B(x)) = B(A(x)).
One can also say these functions commute with respect to composition. This is slightly different from the classical notion of commutativity, since the operator (composition) isn't generally commutative.
- Animats 8y agoAh. That's the right term. Thanks. This is an important property for database updates.