plKernelMap Class Reference

A plKernelMap is a way to define a conditional kernel from a set of Computable Objects (Kernels and/or Conditional Kernels) having the same left variables than the building blocks. More...

#include <plKernelMap.h>

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Public Member Functions
	plKernelMap ()
	defaulf constructor
	plKernelMap (const plVariablesConjunction &left, const plVariablesConjunction &right)
	A plKernelMap indexed by the set of variables {right}.
virtual	~plKernelMap ()
	Destructor of the Kernel Map.
void	push (const plValues &values, const plComputableObject &compObj)
	Push is used to incrementaly construct the the Kernel Map {itemize} compObj : must have the same left variables than the original Kernel Map.
void	push (const plComputableObject &compObj, const plValues &values)
	Inserts a new kernel {compObj} with an specified key value {value}.
void	push (const plComputableObject &compObj, int value)
	Inserts a new kernel {compObj} with an specified integer key value {value}.
void	push (const plComputableObject &compObj, plFloat value)
	Inserts a new kernel {compObj} with an specified float key value {value}.
void	push_default (const plComputableObject &compObj)
	push_default is used to push a default distribution that will be used for cases that have never been pushed in the KernelMap
bool	find (const plValues &values) const
	Returns {true} if a computable object has been already pushed for the case {value}.

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Detailed Description

A plKernelMap is a way to define a conditional kernel from a set of Computable Objects (Kernels and/or Conditional Kernels) having the same left variables than the building blocks.

It can be use to switch from one law to another according to the value of a subset of the right variables. The set of Computable objects is stored in map list. (See also plKernelTable).

Definition at line 36 of file plKernelMap.h.

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Member Function Documentation

bool plKernelMap::find (  const plValues &  values  )  const [virtual]

Returns {true} if a computable object has been already pushed for the case {value}. Returns {false} otherwise Implements plKernelDictionary.

void plKernelMap::push (  const plValues &  values, const plComputableObject &  compObj )  [virtual]

Push is used to incrementaly construct the the Kernel Map {itemize} compObj : must have the same left variables than the original Kernel Map. If compObj is a Conditional Kernel, then its right variables must be a subset of the right variables of the Kernel Map. values : this values is relative to the set of variables used as index. {itemize} Implements plKernelDictionary. Referenced by plCndLearnObject< T >::get_kernel_map().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• plKernelMap.h

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