PWLExpression
- java.lang.Object
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- com.dashoptimization.objects.Expression
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- com.dashoptimization.objects.AbstractExpression
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- com.dashoptimization.objects.FormulaExpression
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- com.dashoptimization.objects.PWLExpression
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public class PWLExpression extends FormulaExpression
A class that represents a piecewise linear function.- Since:
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Constructor Summary
Constructor Description PWLExpression(int argument, double[] breakX, double[] breakY)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation.PWLExpression(int argument, PwlBreakpoint... points)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation.PWLExpression(Variable argument, double[] breakX, double[] breakY)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation.PWLExpression(Variable argument, PwlBreakpoint... points)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation.
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description double
evaluate(double[] solution)
Compute the value of this expression with respect to the given solution vector (which is not required to be feasible).int
getArgumentColumn()
Variable
getArgumentVariable()
double[]
getBreakX()
double[]
getBreakY()
java.lang.String
toString()
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Methods inherited from class com.dashoptimization.objects.FormulaExpression
extract
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Methods inherited from class com.dashoptimization.objects.AbstractExpression
eq, eq, geq, geq, in, leq, leq
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Constructor Detail
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PWLExpression
public PWLExpression(Variable argument, double[] breakX, double[] breakY)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation. The constructor will sort the breakpoints lexicographically.- Parameters:
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argument
- Variable at which the function should be evaluated. -
breakX
- x coordinates of breakpoints. -
breakY
- y coordinates of breakpoints. - Since:
- 43.00
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PWLExpression
public PWLExpression(Variable argument, PwlBreakpoint... points)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation. The constructor will sort the breakpoints lexicographically.- Parameters:
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argument
- Variable at which the function should be evaluated. -
points
- The breakpoints for the new PWL. - Since:
- 43.00
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PWLExpression
public PWLExpression(int argument, double[] breakX, double[] breakY)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation. The constructor will sort the breakpoints lexicographically.- Parameters:
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argument
- Column index at which the function should be evaluated. -
breakX
- x coordinates of breakpoints. -
breakY
- y coordinates of breakpoints. - Since:
- 43.00
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PWLExpression
public PWLExpression(int argument, PwlBreakpoint... points)
Create a new piecewise linear function invocation. The constructor will sort the breakpoints lexicographically.- Parameters:
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argument
- Column index at which the function should be evaluated. -
points
- The breakpoints for the new PWL. - Since:
- 43.00
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Method Detail
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getArgumentColumn
public int getArgumentColumn()
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getArgumentVariable
public Variable getArgumentVariable()
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getBreakX
public double[] getBreakX()
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getBreakY
public double[] getBreakY()
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evaluate
public double evaluate(double[] solution)
Compute the value of this expression with respect to the given solution vector (which is not required to be feasible).- Specified by:
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evaluate
in classExpression
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solution
- Solution values for which the expression is evaluated. - Returns:
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The value of this expression evaluated at
solution
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- 43.00
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
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toString
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
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- 43.00
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