to transduce
- verb
- /trænˈdjus/
- Specialized
- The library provides tools that allow developers to transduce streams of data without creating unnecessary intermediate collections.
Examples
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In functional programming, you can use a transducer to transduce a sequence of values into a new array efficiently.
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So if you give me a list of inputs, transduce will make a list of outputs.
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There is nothing supernatural or anti-materialist about any of this: once data from a range of different sources has been transduced into the system's codes, the data processor is able to manipulate it to achieve an unexpected but rational outcome.
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By applying a transducer, you can transduce multiple inputs into a single output in a seamless manner.
Synonyms
Change something so it works in a different system
Surface Forms
Morphology
transduce = trans + duce
The programming sense depends on the technical concept 'transducer' and a specialized usage in computer science that is not predictable from 'trans-' + 'duce' for an average B1 learner.
Etymology
Transduce comes from the Latin parts trans- 'across' and ducere 'to lead', the same root you see in produce and conduct. In computing it means to 'lead' data across a change, sending a stream through a small series of steps so the input becomes a new stream in one go.