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-r2 (ms-0.1-r2) 2015-07-20T22:18:14Z RickyElrod 593f9f21bedc9ca72bbf7b8c884a84de26f2d1634ae6128da7b96dfbe43c28d2
  • Changed description from

    A 'MetricSpace' is a set together with a notion of distance between
    elements. Distance is computed by a function 'dist' which has the following
    four laws:
    
    (1) __non-negative__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y >= 0@
    
    (2) __identity of indiscernibles__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y == 0 \<=\> x == y@
    
    (3) __symmetry__: @forall x y. dist x y == 'dist' y x@
    
    (4) __triangle inequality__: @forall x y z. 'dist' x z <= 'dist' x y + 'dist' y z@
    
    See the Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_space article on
    metric spaces> for more details.
    to
    A 'MetricSpace' is a set together with a notion of distance between
    elements. Distance is computed by a function 'dist' which has the following
    four laws:
    
    (1) __non-negative__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y >= 0@
    
    (2) __identity of indiscernibles__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y == 0 \<=\> x == y@
    
    (3) __symmetry__: @forall x y. dist x y == 'dist' y x@
    
    (4) __triangle inequality__: @forall x y z. 'dist' x z <= 'dist' x y + 'dist' y z@
    
    See the Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_space article on metric spaces>
    for more details.

-r1 (ms-0.1-r1) 2015-07-20T22:14:23Z RickyElrod 2b9b672dcdeff79259b08cee15ee939203831c4fd7f08a77a000998bb7b84938
  • Changed description from

    A 'MetricSpace' is a set together with a notion of distance between
    elements. Distance is computed by a function 'dist' which has the following
    four laws:
    
    (1) __non-negative__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y >= 0@
    (2) __identity of indiscernibles__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y == 0 \<=\> x == y@
    (3) __symmetry__: @forall x y. dist x y == 'dist' y x@
    (4) __triangle inequality__: @forall x y z. 'dist' x z <= 'dist' x y + 'dist' y z@
    
    See the Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_space article on
    metric spaces> for more details.
    to
    A 'MetricSpace' is a set together with a notion of distance between
    elements. Distance is computed by a function 'dist' which has the following
    four laws:
    
    (1) __non-negative__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y >= 0@
    
    (2) __identity of indiscernibles__: @forall x y. 'dist' x y == 0 \<=\> x == y@
    
    (3) __symmetry__: @forall x y. dist x y == 'dist' y x@
    
    (4) __triangle inequality__: @forall x y z. 'dist' x z <= 'dist' x y + 'dist' y z@
    
    See the Wikipedia <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_space article on
    metric spaces> for more details.

-r0 (ms-0.1-r0) 2015-07-20T22:13:19Z RickyElrod 64687b6c42b5cfc0ae228a7485d6be786954a4ecd8ac8c5846c9821706e1667f