Cost sensitive folds?

My recommendation is to use a scan instead of a fold. Then traverse the resulting list, until you find the precision you want. A useful special case of the left scan ( scanl ) is the iterate function.

The Haskell way to do this is to produce an infinite list of ever-more-accurate answers, then reach in and grab the one with the right accuracy.

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