SPolynomial.h

A SPolynomial contains a set of coefficients; its fundamental operations is evaluating itself at some "x". The number of coefficients is the order of the polynomial plus one, plus an additional 3 as height, center, width.

Example

  SPolynomial<Float> pf(3); // Third order polynomial - coeffs 0 by default
  pf.setCoefficient(1, 1.0);
  pf[5] = 2.0;
  pf.setCoefficient(3, 3.0);  // 3x^3 + 2x^2 + x
  pf(2); // == 34

Template Type Argument Requirements (T)

T should have standard numerical operators. Current implementation only tested for real types (and their AutoDiffs).

Thrown Exceptions

Assertion in debug mode if attempt is made to address incorrect coefficients

To Do

Nothing I know of

Member Description

SPolynomial() : SPolynomialParam<T>()

Constructs a zero'th order polynomial, with a coeficcient of 0.0.

explicit SPolynomial(uInt order) : order<T>(order)

Makes a polynomial of the given order, with all coeficcients set to zero, and height, center, width to 1,0,1.

SPolynomial(const SPolynomial<T> &other) : other<T>(other)
template <class W> SPolynomial(const SPolynomial<W> &other) : SPolynomialParam<T>(other)
SPolynomial<T> &operator=(const SPolynomial<T> &other)

Copy constructor/assignment (deep copy)

virtual ~SPolynomial()

Destructor

virtual T eval(typename Function<T>::FunctionArg x) const

Evaluate the polynomial at x.

virtual Function<T> clone() const
virtual Function<typename FunctionTraits<T>::DiffType> cloneAD() const
virtual Function<typename FunctionTraits<T>::BaseType> *cloneNonAD() const

Return a copy of this object from the heap. The caller is responsible for deleting the pointer.