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This talk uses the power of recursion schemes to predict survival on the Titanic. Zainab will show that recursion schemes can be used to grow a decision tree and make predictions from it. Furthermore, they give us far more benefits than the basic folds or unfolds we would otherwise use.
You will make use of many folds, unfolds and even refolds. Be prepared to exercise your skills in origami!
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Zainab Ali
Zainab is a functional programmer. She is the author of Libra and a contributor to many functional Scala libraries, such as cats and fs2.