Uses of Package
org.djunits.value

Packages that use org.djunits.value

Package	Description
org.djunits.value	Base classes for unit-based 0-d (Scalar), 1-d (Vector) and 2-d (Matrix) values.
org.djunits.value.vdouble	General classes for Double math, used in Double scalar, vector and matrix.
org.djunits.value.vdouble.matrix	Double Matrix storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative, sparse/dense.
org.djunits.value.vdouble.scalar	Double Scalar storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative.
org.djunits.value.vdouble.vector	Double Vector storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative, sparse/dense.
org.djunits.value.vfloat	General classes for Float math, used in Float scalar, vector and matrix.
org.djunits.value.vfloat.matrix	Float Matrix storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative, sparse/dense.
org.djunits.value.vfloat.scalar	Float Scalar storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative.
org.djunits.value.vfloat.vector	Float Vector storage and calculations with units, absolute/relative, sparse/dense.

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
Relative Relative values express differences.
StorageType Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
ValueException Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vdouble

Class and Description
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vdouble.matrix

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
AbstractValue AbstractValue is a class to help construct Matrix, Complex, and Vector but it does not extend java.lang.Number.
FunctionsAbs The functions to be implemented for absolute vectors and matrices.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Mutable Mutable vectors and matrices can have their content changed.
Relative Relative values express differences.
StorageType Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
ValueException Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vdouble.scalar

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Relative Relative values express differences.
Scalar Basics of the Scalar type
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vdouble.vector

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
AbstractValue AbstractValue is a class to help construct Matrix, Complex, and Vector but it does not extend java.lang.Number.
FunctionsAbs The functions to be implemented for absolute vectors and matrices.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Mutable Mutable vectors and matrices can have their content changed.
Relative Relative values express differences.
StorageType Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
ValueException Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vfloat

Class and Description
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vfloat.matrix

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
AbstractValue AbstractValue is a class to help construct Matrix, Complex, and Vector but it does not extend java.lang.Number.
FunctionsAbs The functions to be implemented for absolute vectors and matrices.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Mutable Mutable vectors and matrices can have their content changed.
Relative Relative values express differences.
StorageType Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
ValueException Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vfloat.scalar

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Relative Relative values express differences.
Scalar Basics of the Scalar type
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.

Classes in org.djunits.value used by org.djunits.value.vfloat.vector

Class and Description
Absolute Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
AbstractValue AbstractValue is a class to help construct Matrix, Complex, and Vector but it does not extend java.lang.Number.
FunctionsAbs The functions to be implemented for absolute vectors and matrices.
MathFunctionsAbs Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
MathFunctionsDimensionless Interface to force most functions of Math, which have not yet been implemented by MathFunctionsRel, to be implemented, with the exception of toRadians() and toDegrees() -- these functions are available for angles.
MathFunctionsRel Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for relative values, in addition to those already implemented for absolute values.
Mutable Mutable vectors and matrices can have their content changed.
Relative Relative values express differences.
StorageType Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
Value Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
ValueException Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays