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Factorization

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case class Factorization(supportedRadsUnsorted: Seq[Seq[Int]]) extends Product with Serializable

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  1. new Factorization(supportedRadsUnsorted: Seq[Seq[Int]])

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  2. final def ##(): Int

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  6. final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  7. def factorizeCoprime(n: Int): Seq[Int]

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    Factorizes the coprime into digit radices (mixed radix) i.e.

    Factorizes the coprime into digit radices (mixed radix) i.e. n = 8 -> Seq(4, 2) Note: there's no padding!

  8. def getBasePrime(n: Int): Int

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    Gets associated base prime for n (assuming n isn't divisible by other primes) WARNING: Assumes supportedRads contains the base prime!

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  10. def getCoprimes(n: Int): Seq[Int]

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    Break n into coprimes i.e.

    Break n into coprimes i.e. n = 45 * 21 * 37 would result in Seq(45 * 21, 37) If supportedRads contains more coprime groups than the ones used, 1 will be associated with the unused groups.

  11. def getPowsFlat(n: Int): Seq[Int]

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    Factor n into powers of supported radices (flattened) i.e.

    Factor n into powers of supported radices (flattened) i.e. if supportedRads = Seq(Seq(4, 2), Seq(3)), output = Seq(5, 1, 7) implies n = 45 * 21 * 3^7 If supportedRads contains more radices than the ones used, a power of 0 will be associated with the unused radices.

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  15. final def notifyAll(): Unit

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  16. val supportedRadsUnsorted: Seq[Seq[Int]]

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