Given the following...
(def inTree
\'((1 2)
(1 2 3)
(1 2 4 5 9)
(1 2 4 10 15)
(1 2 4 20 25)))
How would you transform it to this t
Here's a cleaned up solution. This fixes a bug Brian's add-to-trie method since it's currently dependent upon you inserting the seqs in increasing-length order. It also allows querying the trie by prefix, which is a common use case.
Note the memory usage here is higher since it stores the values in the leaf nodes of the trie so you can perform searches.
(defn add-to-trie [trie x]
(assoc-in trie x (merge (get-in trie x) {:val x :terminal true})))
(defn in-trie? [trie x]
"Returns true if the value x exists in the specified trie."
(:terminal (get-in trie x) false))
(defn prefix-matches [trie prefix]
"Returns a list of matches with the prefix specified in the trie specified."
(keep :val (tree-seq map? vals (get-in trie prefix))))
(defn build-trie [coll]
"Builds a trie over the values in the specified seq coll."
(reduce add-to-trie {} coll))