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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("degree", range(10)) | ||
| def test_non_crossing_partition_size(degree): | ||
| "assert the number of non-crossing partitions coincides with the catatlan number" | ||
| assert sum(1 for _ in ap.non_crossing_partitions(degree)) == catalan(degree) |
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I think by know you get my point that if you want the length of an iterable I think it is nicer to write len(tuple(iterable))
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Moments of Haar-random quantum groups (free symmetric and free orthogonal groups) have been added to Haarpy. The requirements for sympy has been changed from version
1.12to version1.14which has a much faster matrix inversion function. Unlike other groups equipped with the Haar measure, the only way known as of today to find moments of the quantum group is through the inverse of their respective Gram matrices.