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Really like this solution, haven’t seen a scan indexing before. Just wanted to add to it so the user doesn’t have to define calc and outputTree:
tree:([]parent:`A`A`A`B`B`E`E;child:`B`C`D`E`F`G`H;data:(1;2;3;4;5;6;7)); traverse_dict:exec child!parent from tree; root:`A; // value pairing appending root node with 1 factor calc:(root, exec child from tree)!1,exec data from tree; // calc:`A`D`C`B`F`E`G`H!1 3 2 1 5 4 6 7; traverse_func:{[st;end;dict;calc] prd calc except[(dict) end;(dict) st] }[;;traverse_dict;calc]; outputTree:exec child by parent from tree; outputTree:key[outputTree]!raze each (value outputTree),' outputTree value outputTree; outputTree:(key outputTree)!except[;key outputTree]each distinct each (raze/) each (outputTree)each value outputTree; p:raze (count each value outputTree)#'key[outputTree]; c:raze value outputTree; outputTree:([] parent:p;child:c); // outputTree:([] parent:`A`A`A`A`A`B`B`B`E`E;child:`C`D`F`G`H`F`G`H`G`H); // output update val:traverse_func'[parent;child] from outputTree
There’s probably a more concise way to do the above so keen to see any further improvements.