#include <datasources.h>
Public Member Functions | |
ITppFileDS (const string &fname, const string &varname) | |
void | from_setting (const Setting &set) |
This method arrange instance properties according the data stored in the Setting structure. | |
void | getdata (vec &dt) |
Returns full vector of observed data=[output, input]. | |
void | getdata (vec &dt, const ivec &indeces) |
Returns data records at indeces. | |
int | ndat () |
returns number of data in the file; | |
void | log_add (logger &L) |
no sense to log this type | |
void | logit (logger &L) |
no sense to log this type | |
void | set_rvs (RV &drv, RV &urv) |
void | write (vec &ut) |
Accepts action variable and schedule it for application. | |
void | write (vec &ut, ivec &indices) |
virtual void | write (vec &ut, const ivec &indeces) |
Accepts action variables at specific indeces. | |
void | step () |
Moves from to , i.e. perfroms the actions and reads response of the system. | |
virtual RV | _drv () const |
access function | |
const RV & | _urv () const |
access function | |
virtual void | set_drv (const RV &drv, const RV &urv) |
set random rvariables | |
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 | |
mat | Data |
internal matrix of data | |
int | time |
active column in the Data matrix | |
ivec | rowid |
vector of rows that are presented in Dt | |
ivec | delays |
vector of delays that are presented in Dt | |
int | dtsize |
int | utsize |
RV | Drv |
Description of data returned by getdata() . | |
RV | Urv |
Description of data witten by by write() . | |
int | L_dt |
Remember its own index in Logger L. | |
int | L_ut |
The constructor creates an internal matrix Data
from an IT++ file. The file is binary and can be made using the IT++ library or the Matlab/Octave function itsave. NB: the data are stored columnwise, i.e. each column contains the data for time !