-- | This module defines functions for comparing numbers.
module Data.Number.Approximate
  ( Fraction(..)
  , eqRelative
  , eqApproximate
  , (~=)
  , (≅)
  , neqApproximate
  , (≇)
  , Tolerance(..)
  , eqAbsolute
  ) where

import Prelude

import Data.Number (abs)

-- | A newtype for (small) numbers, typically in the range *[0:1]*. It is used
-- | as an argument for `eqRelative`.
newtype Fraction = Fraction Number

-- | Compare two `Number`s and return `true` if they are equal up to the
-- | given *relative* error (`Fraction` parameter).
-- |
-- | This comparison is scale-invariant, i.e. if `eqRelative frac x y`, then
-- | `eqRelative frac (s * x) (s * y)` for a given scale factor `s > 0.0`
-- | (unless one of x, y is exactly `0.0`).
-- |
-- | Note that the relation that `eqRelative frac` induces on `Number` is
-- | not an equivalence relation. It is reflexive and symmetric, but not
-- | transitive.
-- |
-- | Example:
-- | ``` purs
-- | > (eqRelative (Fraction 0.01)) 133.7 133.0
-- | true
-- |
-- | > (eqRelative (Fraction 0.001)) 133.7 133.0
-- | false
-- |
-- | > (eqRelative (Fraction 0.01)) (0.1 + 0.2) 0.3
-- | true
-- | ```
eqRelative :: Fraction -> Number -> Number -> Boolean
eqRelative (Fraction frac) 0.0   y =       abs y <= frac
eqRelative (Fraction frac)   x 0.0 =       abs x <= frac
eqRelative (Fraction frac)   x   y = abs (x - y) <= frac * abs (x + y) / 2.0

-- | Test if two numbers are approximately equal, up to a relative difference
-- | of one part in a million:
-- | ``` purs
-- | eqApproximate = eqRelative (Fraction 1.0e-6)
-- | ```
-- |
-- | Example
-- | ``` purs
-- | > 0.1 + 0.2 == 0.3
-- | false
-- |
-- | > 0.1 + 0.2 ≅ 0.3
-- | true
-- | ```
eqApproximate :: Number -> Number -> Boolean
eqApproximate = eqRelative onePPM
  where
    onePPM :: Fraction
    onePPM = Fraction 1.0e-6

infix 4 eqApproximate as ~=
infix 4 eqApproximate as ≅

-- | The complement of `eqApproximate`.
neqApproximate :: Number -> Number -> Boolean
neqApproximate x y = not (x ≅ y)

infix 4 neqApproximate as ≇

-- | A newtype for (small) numbers. It is used as an argument for `eqAbsolute`.
newtype Tolerance = Tolerance Number

-- | Compare two `Number`s and return `true` if they are equal up to the given
-- | (absolute) tolerance value. Note that this type of comparison is *not*
-- | scale-invariant. The relation induced by `(eqAbsolute (Tolerance eps))` is
-- | symmetric and reflexive, but not transitive.
-- |
-- | Example:
-- | ``` purs
-- | > (eqAbsolute (Tolerance 1.0)) 133.7 133.0
-- | true
-- |
-- | > (eqAbsolute (Tolerance 0.1)) 133.7 133.0
-- | false
-- | ```
eqAbsolute :: Tolerance -> Number -> Number -> Boolean
eqAbsolute (Tolerance tolerance) x y = abs (x - y) <= tolerance