Hey @Adám, I'm having some trouble applying functions to a ⌸. All I need to do is (basically) {⌊/≢⍵}⌸stuff, but that returns exactly the same as if I did {∊≢⍵}⌸stuff, can you shed some light here? My function is currently {{⌊/≢⍵}⌸∊⍵|r-¨⊂r←∪⍵|2*⍨⍳⍵+1}10

using ⎕IO←0 btw

⋄⎕IO←0⋄⎕←{{⌊/≢⍵}⌸∊⍵|r-¨⊂r←∪⍵|2*⍨⍳⍵+1}10

@J.Sallé
6 4 4 4 4 6 2 2 2 2

I just needed that to return 2 ⍨

@J.Sallé I'm not Adam but: it looks like you're taking the minimum (⌊/) individually for each group's count (≢).

has to be ⌊/{≢⍵}⌸stuff

⎕←{≢⍵)}⌸ 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3

@jslip
1 3
2 3
3 2

weird bug?

@jslip hehe, that's a good one :) apparently idiom recognition gone wrong - it thinks it's {⍺,≢⍵}⌸

@Adám ^

{⊂⍵)}⌸1 1 1 4 4 seems to be running too, though the same way as without the )

Apparently I still can't make sense of ⌸

Thanks everyone

@Feeds I think that person is very confused, since (iirc) Anylogic is coded in Java

@J.Sallé APL = Anylogic Pedestrian Library :|

after a quick search: anylogic is some kind of simulation software and .alp (not .apl) is the file extension for its xml-based project files