Class RealSequence
java.lang.Object
RealSequence
public class RealSequence
extends java.lang.Object
This is a class of immutable zero-based immutible sequences
taking on real values.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description RealSequence(java.util.function.IntToDoubleFunction seq)
This constructor accepts as parameter a lambda that maps nonnegaative integers to doubles. -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description RealSequence
add(RealSequence that)
This computes the entrywise sum of two sequencesdouble
at(int n)
this returns the sequence's value at nRealSequence
butter(java.util.function.DoubleUnaryOperator f)
This butters a real function of a real variable over a sequenceRealSequence
convolution(RealSequence that)
This computes the convolution of two sequencesRealSequence
divide(RealSequence that)
This computes the entrywise quotient of two sequencesstatic void
main(java.lang.String[] args)
This is your testing playground.RealSequence
multiply(RealSequence that)
This computes the entrywise product of two sequencesdouble
product(int finish)
This multiples the sequence between 0 and finish.double
product(int start, int finish)
This multiplies the sequence between indices start and finish.RealSequence
subtract(RealSequence that)
This computes the entrywise difference of two sequencesdouble
sum(int finish)
This sums the sequence between 0 and finish.double
sum(int start, int finish)
This sums the sequence between indices start and finish.Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Constructor Details
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RealSequence
public RealSequence(java.util.function.IntToDoubleFunction seq)This constructor accepts as parameter a lambda that maps nonnegaative integers to doubles.- Parameters:
seq
- a lambda mapping nonnegative integers to doubles
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Method Details
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at
public double at(int n)this returns the sequence's value at n- Parameters:
n
- the index we are evaluating the sequence at- Returns:
- an
- Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if n < 0
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sum
public double sum(int start, int finish)This sums the sequence between indices start and finish.- Parameters:
start
- the index where we begin summingfinish
- the index we end summing at- Returns:
- sum(an, start <= n < finish)
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sum
public double sum(int finish)This sums the sequence between 0 and finish.- Parameters:
finish
- the index we end summing at- Returns:
- sum(an, 0 <= n < finish)
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add
This computes the entrywise sum of two sequences- Parameters:
that
- the RealSequence we are adding to this RealSequence- Returns:
- this + that
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subtract
This computes the entrywise difference of two sequences- Parameters:
that
- the RealSequence we are subtracting from this RealSequence- Returns:
- this - that
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multiply
This computes the entrywise product of two sequences- Parameters:
that
- the RealSequence we are multiplying by this RealSequence- Returns:
- this*that
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divide
This computes the entrywise quotient of two sequences- Parameters:
that
- the RealSequence we are dividing by this RealSequence- Returns:
- this/that
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convolution
This computes the convolution of two sequences- Parameters:
that
- the RealSequence we are convolving with this RealSequence- Returns:
- a sequence based on the mapping n -> sum(at(k)*that.at(n-k))
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product
public double product(int start, int finish)This multiplies the sequence between indices start and finish.- Parameters:
start
- the index where we begin summingfinish
- the index we end summing at- Returns:
- product(an, start <= n < finish)
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product
public double product(int finish)This multiples the sequence between 0 and finish.- Parameters:
finish
- the index we end summing at- Returns:
- product(an, 0 <= n < finish)
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butter
This butters a real function of a real variable over a sequence- Parameters:
f
- a lambda that maps doubles to doubles.- Returns:
- a new sequence with f applied to each entry.
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main
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)This is your testing playground.- Parameters:
args
- command-line arguments
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