Interface for a factor.
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#include <interfaces.hpp>
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Type | type () const |
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virtual void | set (size_t i, size_t v)=0 |
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virtual void | set_level (size_t il, std::string vl)=0 |
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virtual size_t | size () const =0 |
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virtual void | set_name (size_t i, std::string n)=0 |
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virtual void | set_missing (size_t i)=0 |
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Interface for a factor.
This is considered a "vector" in terms of its indices, not its levels. So, settings like Vector::use_names()
and Vector::is_scalar()
refer to the underlying integer indices.
◆ set()
virtual void uzuki2::Factor::set |
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Set the value of a factor element.
- Parameters
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i | Index of a factor element. |
v | Value of the factor element, as an integer index that references the levels. |
◆ set_level()
virtual void uzuki2::Factor::set_level |
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size_t |
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std::string |
vl |
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Set the levels of the factor.
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il | Index of the level element. |
vl | Value of the level element. |
◆ type()
Type uzuki2::Factor::type |
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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: