Prolog "opening_binom"

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:- ensure_loaded('../example22/problems.p').
:- ensure_loaded('../example22/sudoku_shuffle.p').
/**
* opening(N):
* The predicate succeeds in a new problem.
*/
% opening(-Martrice)
opening(N) :-
problem(0, M), sudoku(M, [], L), random_label(L), !,
F is 29/81, filter(M, N, F).
/*******************************************************************/
/* Binominal Reveal */
/*******************************************************************/
/**
* filter(M, N, F):
* The predicate succeeds in N with a partial reveal of the matrice M,
* according to the probability F to hide a cell value.
*/
% filter(+Matrice, -Matrice, +Float)
filter([], [], _).
filter([X|L], [Y|R], F) :-
filter_row(X, Y, F),
filter(L, R, F).
% filter_row(+List, -List, +Float)
filter_row([], [], _).
filter_row([X|L], [Y|R], F) :-
random(K),
(K < F -> Y = X; Y = _),
filter_row(L, R, F).