sam::Parameter¶
An abstract representation of a random variable parameter. More...
#include <Parameter.h>
Inherits from arma::Row< T >
Public Functions¶
Name | |
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Parameter() | |
Parameter(const arma::Row< T > & X) | |
Parameter(std::initializer_list< T > l) | |
Parameter(const json & j, size_t size) Constructs a parameter based on the given JSON object. |
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operator T() Returns the first element of the array. |
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Parameter< T > & | operator()() Randomizes and returns the save Parameter. |
bool | isDist() Returns true if a distribution is assigned to the Parameter. |
Detailed Description¶
template <typename T >
class sam::Parameter;
An abstract representation of a random variable parameter.
Template Parameters:
- T Type of the parameter
Attention: Parameter
This is designed to account for those setting parameters that can be configured in either of the following ways:
- An array of size n, with similar values
- An array of size n, with different values
- An array of size n, with values drawn from a distribution. This is the case where Parameter can loosely resemble a random variable.
Public Functions Documentation¶
function Parameter¶
inline Parameter()
function Parameter¶
inline explicit Parameter(
const arma::Row< T > & X
)
function Parameter¶
inline Parameter(
std::initializer_list< T > l
)
function Parameter¶
Parameter(
const json & j,
size_t size
)
Constructs a parameter based on the given JSON object.
Parameters:
- j The configuration of the parameter
- size The size of the array
Template Parameters:
- T The type of the Parameter, a.k.a, the type of armadillo vector
This constructs and initializes the Parameter object based on the given JSON object.
function operator T¶
inline explicit operator T()
Returns the first element of the array.
Todo: Implement a copy constructor
function operator()¶
inline Parameter< T > & operator()()
Randomizes and returns the save Parameter.
function isDist¶
inline bool isDist()
Returns true if a distribution is assigned to the Parameter.
Updated on 29 June 2021 at 16:13:46 CEST