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# Problem 1: Parallel Encoding
## Problem 1: Parallel Encoding
In this exercise, your group will devise a parallel algorithm to encode sequences using the run-length encoding scheme. The encoding is very simple. It transforms sequences of letters such that all subsequences of the same letter are replaced by the letter and the sequence length. For instance:
Buffer.singleton[A](element:A):Buffer[A]// Single element buffer.
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# Problem 2: Parallel Two Phase Construction
## Problem 2: Parallel Two Phase Construction
In this exercise, you will implement an array Combiner using internally a double linked list (DLL). Below is a minimal implementation of the `DLLCombiner` class and the related `Node` class. Your goal for this exercise is to complete the implementation of the (simplified) Combiner interface of the `DLLCombiner` class.
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*Hint:* This is an open-ended question, there might be multiple solutions. In your solution, you may want to add extra information to the class Node and/or the class DLLCombiner.
# Problem 3: Pipelines
## Problem 3: Pipelines
In this exercise, we look at pipelines of functions. A pipeline is simply a function which applies its argument successively to each function of a sequence. To illustrate this, consider the following pipeline of 4 functions:
