Haskell Quiz/Internal Rate of Return/Solution Dolio
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secant :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double | secant :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double | ||
| - | secant f delta = fst | + | secant f delta = fst $ until err update (0,1) |
where | where | ||
update (x,y) = (x - (x - y)*(f x)/(f x - f y), x) | update (x,y) = (x - (x - y)*(f x)/(f x - f y), x) | ||
| - | err (x,y) = abs (x - y) | + | err (x,y) = abs (x - y) < delta |
npv :: Double -> [Double] -> Double | npv :: Double -> [Double] -> Double | ||
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My solution for this quiz uses the secant method, which is quite easy to implement.
import Data.Function import Numeric import System.Environment secant :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double secant f delta = fst $ until err update (0,1) where update (x,y) = (x - (x - y)*(f x)/(f x - f y), x) err (x,y) = abs (x - y) < delta npv :: Double -> [Double] -> Double npv i = sum . zipWith (\t c -> c / (1 + i)**t) [0..] main = do (s:t) <- getArgs let sig = read s cs = map read t putStrLn . ($"") . showFFloat (Just sig) $ secant (flip npv cs) (0.1^sig)
The resulting program expects the first argument to be the number of digits to be displayed after the decimal point, while the rest are the yearly income. For instance:
./IRR 4 -100 30 35 40 45 0.1709
