Translations between graded-base and linear-base graded coeffect calculi establish that both express the same context dependence while preserving types, grades, and operational semantics.
Computational lambda-calculus and monads
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Same Coeffect, Different Base: Connecting Two Dominant Approaches to Graded Types
Translations between graded-base and linear-base graded coeffect calculi establish that both express the same context dependence while preserving types, grades, and operational semantics.
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Incremental Computation for Efficient Programmable Inference in Probabilistic Programs
Develops compositional incrementalization of density functions for probabilistic programs to accelerate Monte Carlo inference algorithms.