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How to count lists with identical elements in different orders as one class?

Bill Blair
Posted 1 day ago 
set = Tuples[{DD, Dd, Dd, dd}, 2]
    Counts[set, {{DD, Dd}, {Dd, DD}}]

We treat two lists like {DD, Dd} and {Dd, DD} as the same category or identical, since they contain the same elements in different orders.

Under this rule, they count as 2.

Following the same rule, how can we make {DD, Dd} in a set count as 4? The counting rule for other lists remains consistent.
POSTED BY: Bill Blair
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Bill Blair
Posted 1 day ago

Thank you, that's exactly the result I wanted to achieve.
POSTED BY: Bill Blair
Eric Rimbey
Eric Rimbey
Posted 1 day ago

I'm not quite sure what you mean, but you might want to compare the functionality of Counts with the functionality of GroupBy. For example:

GroupBy[set, Sort, Length]
(* <|{DD, DD} -> 1, {Dd, DD} -> 4, {dd, DD} -> 2, {Dd, Dd} -> 4, {dd, Dd} -> 4, {dd, dd} -> 1|> *)

Maybe you can do something with that.
POSTED BY: Eric Rimbey
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