Each time a function is called, if it\'s result for a given set of argument values is not yet memoized I\'d like to put the result into an in-memory table. One column is mea
In addition to Landei's answer, I also want to suggest the bottom-up (non-memoization) way of doing DP in Scala is possible, and the core idea is to use foldLeft
(s).
Example for computing Fibonacci numbers
def fibo(n: Int) = (1 to n).foldLeft((0, 1)) {
(acc, i) => (acc._2, acc._1 + acc._2)
}._1
Example for longest increasing subsequence
def longestIncrSubseq[T](xs: List[T])(implicit ord: Ordering[T]) = {
xs.foldLeft(List[(Int, List[T])]()) {
(memo, x) =>
if (memo.isEmpty) List((1, List(x)))
else {
val resultIfEndsAtCurr = (memo, xs).zipped map {
(tp, y) =>
val len = tp._1
val seq = tp._2
if (ord.lteq(y, x)) { // current is greater than the previous end
(len + 1, x :: seq) // reversely recorded to avoid O(n)
} else {
(1, List(x)) // start over
}
}
memo :+ resultIfEndsAtCurr.maxBy(_._1)
}
}.maxBy(_._1)._2.reverse
}