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FivePointsNumericalDerivative.h
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40 #ifndef _FIVEPOINTSNUMERICALDERIVATIVE_H_
41 #define _FIVEPOINTSNUMERICALDERIVATIVE_H_
42 
43 #include "Functions.h"
45 
46 // From the STL:
47 #include <map>
48 #include <vector>
49 #include <string>
50 
51 namespace bpp
52 {
87 {
88 private:
89  double f1_, f2_, f3_, f4_, f5_;
90 
91 public:
94  f1_(),
95  f2_(),
96  f3_(),
97  f4_(),
98  f5_() {}
100  AbstractNumericalDerivative(function),
101  f1_(),
102  f2_(),
103  f3_(),
104  f4_(),
105  f5_() {}
107  AbstractNumericalDerivative(function),
108  f1_(),
109  f2_(),
110  f3_(),
111  f4_(),
112  f5_() {}
114 
116 
117 public:
118  double getValue() const throw (Exception)
119  {
120  return f3_;
121  }
122 
123  double getSecondOrderDerivative(const std::string& variable1, const std::string& variable2) const
124  throw (Exception)
125  {
126  throw Exception("Unimplemented cross derivative.");
127  }
128 
129 protected:
130  void updateDerivatives(const ParameterList parameters)
132 };
133 } // end of namespace bpp.
134 
135 #endif // _FIVEPOINTSNUMERICALDERIVATIVE_H_
136 
Exception thrown when a parameter is not found, for instance in a ParameterList.
double getSecondOrderDerivative(const std::string &variable1, const std::string &variable2) const
Get the value of the cross derivative of the function according to a given set of parameters...
This class allows to perform a correspondence analysis.
This is the function abstract class.
Definition: Functions.h:86
FivePointsNumericalDerivative * clone() const
Create a copy of this object and send a pointer to it.
double getValue() const
Get the value of the function at the current point.
FivePointsNumericalDerivative(DerivableSecondOrder *function)
Numerical derivative function wrapper, partial implementation.
The parameter list object.
Definition: ParameterList.h:61
FivePointsNumericalDerivative(DerivableFirstOrder *function)
void updateDerivatives(const ParameterList parameters)
Compute derivatives.
Exception base class.
Definition: Exceptions.h:57
This is the abstract class for second order derivable functions.
Definition: Functions.h:189
This is the abstract class for first order derivable functions.
Definition: Functions.h:129
Exception thrown when a value do not match a given constraint.
Five points numerical derivative function wrapper.