IGLib
1.5
The IGLib base library for development of numerical, technical and business applications.
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Basic interface for point container classes. More...
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IVector | GetPointCoordinates () |
returns vector coo-rdinates (or input parameters) of the point contained in the current container. More... | |
IVector | GetPointCoordinates (PointType point) |
Returns vector of co-ordinates (or input parameters) of the specified point. More... | |
IVector | GetPointOutputVector (PointType point) |
Gets the vector of output values of the point contained in the current container. <pra>This method must be overridden in derived classes that use this functionality (not all point containers use it).</pra> More... | |
IVector | GetPointOutputVector () |
Gets the vector of output values of the point containet in the current container. <pra>This method must be overridden in derived classes that use this functionality (not all point containers use it).</pra> More... | |
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PointType | Point [get] |
Point that is enclosed by the current point container object. More... | |
int | Id [get] |
Unique ID of the current point container (important also for testing and debugging). More... | |
int | Index [get] |
Index of the current point in the original list of points where it can be accessed. More... | |
double | StoredDistance [get, set] |
Stored distance to a reference point, which is used to increase performance of operations that perform comparison of point containers by the distance to some reference point. More... | |
Basic interface for point container classes.
PointType | Type of point objects that are embedded in point container. |
IVector IG.Num.IPointContainer< PointType >.GetPointCoordinates | ( | ) |
returns vector coo-rdinates (or input parameters) of the point contained in the current container.
Implemented in IG.Num.PointContainer< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.
IVector IG.Num.IPointContainer< PointType >.GetPointCoordinates | ( | PointType | point | ) |
Returns vector of co-ordinates (or input parameters) of the specified point.
point | Point whose co-ordinates are returned. |
Implemented in IG.Num.PointContainer< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.
IVector IG.Num.IPointContainer< PointType >.GetPointOutputVector | ( | PointType | point | ) |
Gets the vector of output values of the point contained in the current container. <pra>This method must be overridden in derived classes that use this functionality (not all point containers use it).</pra>
This functionality is used only in those types of points that have input parameters and output values, such as approximation data points.
Implemented in IG.Num.PointContainer< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.
IVector IG.Num.IPointContainer< PointType >.GetPointOutputVector | ( | ) |
Gets the vector of output values of the point containet in the current container. <pra>This method must be overridden in derived classes that use this functionality (not all point containers use it).</pra>
This functionality is used only in those types of points that have input parameters and output values, such as approximation data points.
Implemented in IG.Num.PointContainer< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.
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Point that is enclosed by the current point container object.
Referenced by IG.Num.PointCloud< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.AddPoints(), and IG.Num.PointCloud< PointLinkType, PointContainerType, PointType >.SetPoints().
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Unique ID of the current point container (important also for testing and debugging).
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Index of the current point in the original list of points where it can be accessed.
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Stored distance to a reference point, which is used to increase performance of operations that perform comparison of point containers by the distance to some reference point.
Storing distance to a reference point can significantly speed up sorting operations where points are compared according to their distance to the specified reference point. Since CPU time spent for calculation of the distance is proportional to the dimension of space where points are embedded, we can save time if we only calculate the distance to a reference point once and then in all comparisons use the already calculated distance. For example, when sorting N point, on average N*log_2(N) comparisons of point pairs are performed, each of which would need to calculate distances of both compared points from the specified reference point. If we calculate the distances in advance and use stored distances in sorting, distance calculation is performed only N times. If N=1000, this means about ten times less distance calculations and almost 10 times less time for sorting in higher space dimensions.