Rectangular support Support points are located inbetween ranges! For example: For ranges=[0,1] and gridsizes=[1] the support point is 0.5
#include <discrete.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| rectangular_support () | |
| default constructor | |
| void | set_parameters (const Array< vec > &ranges0, const ivec &gridsize0) |
| set parameters | |
| void | initialize () |
| Internal functio to set temporaries correctly. | |
| vec | get_vec (const ivec &inds) |
| return vector at position given by vector of indeces | |
| long | linear_index (const ivec inds) |
convert dimension indeces into linear index, the indexing is in the same way as in next_vec() | |
| const vec & | first_vec () |
| set the first vector to corner and store result in actvec | |
| const vec & | next_vec () |
| Get next active vector, call ONLY after first_vector()! | |
| ivec | nearest_point (const vec &val) |
| int | points () const |
| Access function. | |
| const vec & | _steps () const |
| void | from_setting (const Setting &set) |
| This method arrange instance properties according the data stored in the Setting structure. | |
| virtual string | to_string () |
| This method returns a basic info about the current instance. | |
| virtual void | to_setting (Setting &set) const |
| This method save all the instance properties into the Setting structure. | |
| virtual void | validate () |
| This method TODO. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| Array< vec > | ranges |
| Array of boundaries (2D vectors: [begining,end]) for each dimension. | |
| ivec | gridsizes |
| Number of support points in each dimension. | |
| int | dim |
| dimension | |
| int | Npoints |
| Number of data points. | |
| vec | actvec |
| active vector for first_vec and next_vec | |
| vec | actvec_ind |
| indeces of active vector | |
| vec | steps |
| length of steps in each dimension | |
| const vec& bdm::rectangular_support::_steps | ( | ) | const [inline] |
| ivec bdm::rectangular_support::nearest_point | ( | const vec & | val | ) |
References dim, gridsizes, ranges, and steps.
Referenced by bdm::egrid::evallog(), and bdm::grid_fnc::nearest_val().
1.6.1