See: Description
Interface | Description |
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Absolute |
Absolute values are quantities that are measured from some agreed upon reference point.
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AngleUtil |
Utilities for Angles, such as normalization between 0 and 2 * PI.
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DenseData |
Values are stored densely.
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FunctionsAbs<AU extends AbsoluteLinearUnit<AU,RU>,RU extends Unit<RU>,A extends Absolute & Value<AU>,R extends Relative & Value<RU>> |
The functions to be implemented for absolute vectors and matrices.
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FunctionsRel<AU extends AbsoluteLinearUnit<AU,RU>,RU extends Unit<RU>,A extends Absolute & Value<AU>,R extends Relative & Value<RU>> |
The functions to be implemented for relative vectors and matrices.
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MathFunctionsAbs<T> |
Interface to force a limited number of functions of Math to be implemented for absolute values.
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MathFunctionsDimensionless<T> |
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.
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MathFunctionsRel<T> |
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.
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Mutable |
Mutable vectors and matrices can have their content changed.
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Relative |
Relative values express differences.
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SparseData |
Values are stored sparsely (lots of zero values expected).
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Value<U extends Unit<U>> |
Value is a static interface that forces implementation of a few unit- and value-related methods.
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Class | Description |
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AbstractValue<U extends Unit<U>> |
AbstractValue is a class to help construct Matrix, Complex, and Vector but it does not extend java.lang.Number.
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Scalar<U extends Unit<U>> |
Basics of the Scalar type
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ValueUtil |
ValueUtil implements a couple of unit-related static methods.
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Enum | Description |
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StorageType |
Possible ways to store vectors and matrices, e.g.
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Exception | Description |
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ValueException |
Exception that is thrown for bad indices, or non-rectangular arrays, incompatible arrays or matrices, or empty arrays
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