Re:No evidence that TDD differs from a TLD
by dalke on Wednesday October 05, 2016 @11:11AM
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That only works if there are many types.
I work with molecules, expressed as molecular graphs. The algorithm development I do is mostly graph manipulation, with a small number of types. For example, given N molecules, find the largest subgraph (in terms of the number of edges) which are in at least k of them.
Or, think about computing an FFT, or clustering a data set.
Types add little to how to think about these problems, so TFD provides little structure to this sort of algorithm development process.
Side reading: http://tomasp.net/blog/type-first-development.aspx/
I work with molecules, expressed as molecular graphs. The algorithm development I do is mostly graph manipulation, with a small number of types. For example, given N molecules, find the largest subgraph (in terms of the number of edges) which are in at least k of them.
Or, think about computing an FFT, or clustering a data set.
Types add little to how to think about these problems, so TFD provides little structure to this sort of algorithm development process.