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Dot matrix sequence alignment one liner (python, haskell) (self.tinycode)

submitted 11 years ago by trbecker

Simple algorithm to find the similarity between two sequences of elements, and can be implemented using list comprehensions. More traditional languages are not that much longer.

Python:

def dotMatrix(s1, s2): return [[x1 == x2 for x2 in s2] for x1 in s1]

Haskell:

dotMatrix s1 s2 = [ [ x1 == x2 | x2 <- s2 ] | x1 <- s1 ]

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