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I can think of at least two ways to add integers.. the categorical way that applies a mapping from the set into itself, and the set-theoretic way that deals wit
by kevindamm 3y ago
I can think of at least two ways to add integers.. the categorical way that applies a mapping from the set into itself, and the set-theoretic way that deals with unwrapping and rewrapping successor relations. The latter is sometimes resorted to in heavily-relational contexts like Datalog.
- lalaithion 3y agoYes, this is addressed in the original article... there are multiple "lawful" ways of adding integers which all give the same results, and likewise in probability all "lawful" ways of analyzing data should give the same results. If you have two different ways of adding numbers which give different results, one is not lawful.