Class RawEigenvalue.Symmetric
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Eigenvalue<Double>, Eigenvalue.Spectral<Double>, MatrixDecomposition<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.Determinant<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.EconomySize<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.Hermitian<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.Ordered<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.RankRevealing<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.Solver<Double>, MatrixDecomposition.Values<Double>, SingularValue<Double>, Provider2D, Provider2D.Condition, Provider2D.Determinant<Double>, Provider2D.Eigenpairs, Provider2D.Inverse<Optional<MatrixStore<Double>>>, Provider2D.Rank, Provider2D.Solution<Optional<MatrixStore<Double>>>, DeterminantTask<Double>, InverterTask<Double>, MatrixTask<Double>, SolverTask<Double>, InvertibleFactor<Double>, Structure1D, Structure2D
- Enclosing class:
RawEigenvalue
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Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class RawEigenvalue
RawEigenvalue.Dynamic, RawEigenvalue.General, RawEigenvalue.SymmetricNested classes/interfaces inherited from interface Eigenvalue
Eigenvalue.Eigenpair, Eigenvalue.Factory<N>, Eigenvalue.Generalisation, Eigenvalue.Generalised<N>, Eigenvalue.Spectral<N>Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface InvertibleFactor
InvertibleFactor.IdentityFactor<N>Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition
MatrixDecomposition.Determinant<N>, MatrixDecomposition.EconomySize<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Factory<D>, MatrixDecomposition.Hermitian<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Ordered<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Pivoting<N>, MatrixDecomposition.RankRevealing<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Solver<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Updatable<N>, MatrixDecomposition.Values<N>Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface Provider2D
Provider2D.Condition, Provider2D.Determinant<N>, Provider2D.Eigenpairs, Provider2D.Hermitian, Provider2D.Inverse<M>, Provider2D.Rank, Provider2D.Solution<M>, Provider2D.Symmetric, Provider2D.Trace<N>Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface SingularValue
SingularValue.Factory<N>Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface Structure1D
Structure1D.BasicMapper<T>, Structure1D.IndexMapper<T>, Structure1D.IntIndex, Structure1D.LongIndex, Structure1D.LoopCallbackNested classes/interfaces inherited from interface Structure2D
Structure2D.IntRowColumn, Structure2D.Logical<S,B>, Structure2D.LongRowColumn, Structure2D.ReducibleTo1D<R>, Structure2D.Reshapable, Structure2D.RowColumnKey<R, C>, Structure2D.RowColumnMapper<R, C> -
Field Summary
FieldsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionprivate MatrixStore<Double> private MatrixStore<Double> private MatrixStore<Double> Fields inherited from interface Eigenvalue
C128, DESCENDING_NORM, H256, Q128, R064, R128Fields inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidbtran(double[] arg) voidbtran(PhysicalStore<Double> arg) Backwards-transformationintcountSignificant(double threshold) protected booleandoDecompose(double[][] data, boolean valuesOnly) voidftran(double[] arg) voidftran(PhysicalStore<Double> arg) Forward-transformationdoubleThe condition number.doubleSometimes also called the Schatten 2-norm or Hilbert-Schmidt norm.The output must be a "right inverse" and a "generalised inverse".getInverse(PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) Implementing this method is optional.doublegetKyFanNorm(int k) Ky Fan k-norm.doubledoublegetS()getSolution(Access2D.Collectable<Double, ? super PhysicalStore<Double>> rhs, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) Implementing this method is optional.doublegetU()If [A] is m-by-n and its rank is r, then: The first r columns of [U] span the column space, range or image of [A]. The last m-r columns of [U] span the left nullspace or cokernel of [A]. Calculating the QR decomposition of [A] is a faster alternative.invert(Access2D<?> original, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) Exactly how (if at all) a specific implementation makes use ofpreallocatedis not specified by this interface.booleanbooleanIf [A] is hermitian then [V][D][V]-1 becomes [Q][D][Q]H...booleanThe eigenvalues in D (and the eigenvectors in V) are not necessarily ordered.booleanPlease note that producing a pseudoinverse and/or a least squares solution is ok! The return value, of this method, is not an indication of if the decomposed matrix is square, has full rank, is postive definite or whatever.booleanisSPD()A symmetric (Hermitian) matrix is positive definite if all its eigenvalues are positive.protected MatrixStore<Double> makeD(double[] d, double[] e) preallocate(int nbEquations, int nbVariables, int nbSolutions) voidreset()Delete computed results, and resets attributes to default valuessolve(Access2D<?> body, Access2D<?> rhs, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) Exactly how (if at all) a specific implementation makes use ofpreallocatedis not specified by this interface.Methods inherited from class RawEigenvalue
calculateDeterminant, checkSolvability, computeValuesOnly, decompose, doGeneral, doSymmetric, getD, getDeterminant, getEigenvalues, getEigenvalues, getImaginaryParts, getRealParts, getTrace, getV, isValuesOnlyMethods inherited from class RawDecomposition
checkSymmetry, getColDim, getInternalData, getInternalStore, getRowDim, make, newRawStore, reset, wrapMethods inherited from class AbstractDecomposition
aggregator, applyPivotOrder, applyReverseOrder, collect, computed, copyColumn, copyRow, function, getDimensionalEpsilon, isAspectRatioNormal, isComputed, makeArray, makeDiagonal, makeEye, makeHouseholder, makeIdentity, makeRotation, makeRotation, makeZero, makeZero, scalar, wrapMethods inherited from class Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waitMethods inherited from interface DeterminantTask
calculateDeterminantMethods inherited from interface Eigenvalue
getD, getEigenpair, getEigenpairs, getEigenvalues, getEigenvalues, getEigenvectors, getTrace, getVMethods inherited from interface InverterTask
invert, preallocateMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition
decompose, isComputedMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition.Determinant
getDeterminant, toDeterminantProviderMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition.Hermitian
checkAndDecomposeMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition.RankRevealing
getRank, isFullRankMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition.Solver
compute, getSolution, invert, preallocate, solve, toInverseProvider, toSolutionProviderMethods inherited from interface MatrixDecomposition.Values
computeValuesOnlyMethods inherited from interface SingularValue
getD, getSingularValues, getV, reconstructMethods inherited from interface SolverTask
preallocate, solveMethods inherited from interface Structure2D
count, countColumns, countRows, firstInColumn, firstInRow, getColDim, getMaxDim, getMinDim, getRowDim, isEmpty, isFat, isScalar, isSquare, isTall, isVector, limitOfColumn, limitOfRow, size
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Field Details
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myInverse
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myS
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myU
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Constructor Details
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Symmetric
Symmetric()
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Method Details
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btran
public void btran(double[] arg) - Specified by:
btranin interfaceInvertibleFactor<Double>- See Also:
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btran
Description copied from interface:InvertibleFactorBackwards-transformationSolve [x]T[A] = [b]T (equivalent to [A]T[x] = [b]) by transforming [b] into [x] in-place.
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btranin interfaceInvertibleFactor<Double>- Parameters:
arg- [b] transformed into [x]
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countSignificant
public int countSignificant(double threshold) - Specified by:
countSignificantin interfaceMatrixDecomposition.RankRevealing<Double>- Parameters:
threshold- Significance limit- Returns:
- The number of elements in the diagonal matrix that are greater than the threshold
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ftran
public void ftran(double[] arg) - Specified by:
ftranin interfaceInvertibleFactor<Double>- See Also:
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ftran
Description copied from interface:InvertibleFactorForward-transformationSolve [A][x] = [b] by transforming [b] into [x] in-place.
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ftranin interfaceInvertibleFactor<Double>- Specified by:
ftranin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Parameters:
arg- [b] transformed into [x]
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getCondition
public double getCondition()Description copied from interface:SingularValueThe condition number.- Specified by:
getConditionin interfaceProvider2D.Condition- Specified by:
getConditionin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- The largest singular value divided by the smallest singular value.
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getCovariance
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getCovariancein interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- [[A]T[A]]-1 Where [A] is the original matrix.
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getFrobeniusNorm
public double getFrobeniusNorm()Description copied from interface:SingularValueSometimes also called the Schatten 2-norm or Hilbert-Schmidt norm.- Specified by:
getFrobeniusNormin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- The square root of the sum of squares of the singular values.
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getInverse
Description copied from interface:MatrixDecomposition.SolverThe output must be a "right inverse" and a "generalised inverse".- Specified by:
getInversein interfaceMatrixDecomposition.Solver<Double>
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getInverse
Description copied from interface:MatrixDecomposition.SolverImplementing this method is optional.
Exactly how a specific implementation makes use of
preallocatedis not specified by this interface. It must be documented for each implementation.Should produce the same results as calling
MatrixDecomposition.Solver.getInverse().- Specified by:
getInversein interfaceMatrixDecomposition.Solver<Double>- Parameters:
preallocated- Preallocated memory for the results, possibly some intermediate results. You must assume this is modified, but you cannot assume it will contain the full/final/correct solution. UseMatrixDecomposition.Solver.preallocate(int, int)orInverterTask.preallocate(Structure2D)to get a suitable instance.- Returns:
- The inverse, this is where you get the solution
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getKyFanNorm
public double getKyFanNorm(int k) Description copied from interface:SingularValueKy Fan k-norm.
The first Ky Fan k-norm is the operator norm (the largest singular value), and the last is called the trace norm (the sum of all singular values).
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getKyFanNormin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Parameters:
k- The number of singular values to add up.- Returns:
- The sum of the k largest singular values.
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getOperatorNorm
public double getOperatorNorm()- Specified by:
getOperatorNormin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- 2-norm
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getRankThreshold
public double getRankThreshold()- Specified by:
getRankThresholdin interfaceMatrixDecomposition.RankRevealing<Double>
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getS
- Specified by:
getSin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- The diagonal matrix of singular values.
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getSingularValues
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getSingularValuesin interfaceSingularValue<Double>- Returns:
- The singular values ordered in descending order.
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getSolution
public MatrixStore<Double> getSolution(Access2D.Collectable<Double, ? super PhysicalStore<Double>> rhs, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) Description copied from interface:MatrixDecomposition.SolverImplementing this method is optional.
Exactly how a specific implementation makes use of
preallocatedis not specified by this interface. It must be documented for each implementation.Should produce the same results as calling
MatrixDecomposition.Solver.getSolution(Collectable).- Specified by:
getSolutionin interfaceMatrixDecomposition.Solver<Double>- Parameters:
rhs- The Right Hand Side, wont be modfiedpreallocated- Preallocated memory for the results, possibly some intermediate results. You must assume this is modified, but you cannot assume it will contain the full/final/correct solution. UseSolverTask.preallocate(int, int, int)orSolverTask.preallocate(Structure2D, Structure2D)to get a suitable instance.- Returns:
- The solution
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getTraceNorm
public double getTraceNorm()- Specified by:
getTraceNormin interfaceSingularValue<Double>
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getU
Description copied from interface:SingularValueIf [A] is m-by-n and its rank is r, then:- The first r columns of [U] span the column space, range or image of [A].
- The last m-r columns of [U] span the left nullspace or cokernel of [A].
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getUin interfaceSingularValue<Double>
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invert
public MatrixStore<Double> invert(Access2D<?> original, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) throws RecoverableCondition Description copied from interface:InverterTaskExactly how (if at all) a specific implementation makes use of
preallocatedis not specified by this interface. It must be documented for each implementation.Should produce the same results as calling
InverterTask.invert(Access2D).Use
InverterTask.preallocate(Structure2D)to obtain a suitbalepreallocated.- Specified by:
invertin interfaceInverterTask<Double>- Parameters:
preallocated- Preallocated memory for the results, possibly some intermediate results. You must assume this is modified, but you cannot assume it will contain the full/final/correct solution.- Returns:
- The inverse
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RecoverableCondition- TODO
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isFullSize
public boolean isFullSize()- Specified by:
isFullSizein interfaceMatrixDecomposition.EconomySize<Double>- Returns:
- True if it will generate a full sized decomposition.
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isHermitian
public boolean isHermitian()Description copied from interface:EigenvalueIf [A] is hermitian then [V][D][V]-1 becomes [Q][D][Q]H...- Specified by:
isHermitianin interfaceEigenvalue<Double>
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isOrdered
public boolean isOrdered()Description copied from interface:EigenvalueThe eigenvalues in D (and the eigenvectors in V) are not necessarily ordered. This is a property of the algorithm/implementation, not the data.- Specified by:
isOrderedin interfaceEigenvalue<Double>- Specified by:
isOrderedin interfaceMatrixDecomposition.Ordered<Double>- Returns:
- true if they are ordered
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isSolvable
public boolean isSolvable()Description copied from interface:MatrixDecomposition.SolverPlease note that producing a pseudoinverse and/or a least squares solution is ok! The return value, of this method, is not an indication of if the decomposed matrix is square, has full rank, is postive definite or whatever. It's that in combination with the specific decomposition algorithm's capabilities.- Specified by:
isSolvablein interfaceMatrixDecomposition.Solver<Double>- Overrides:
isSolvablein classAbstractDecomposition<Double, R064Store>- Returns:
- true if this matrix decomposition is in a state to be able to deliver an inverse or an equation system solution (with some degree of numerical stability).
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isSPD
public boolean isSPD()Description copied from interface:Eigenvalue.SpectralA symmetric (Hermitian) matrix is positive definite if all its eigenvalues are positive.- Specified by:
isSPDin interfaceEigenvalue.Spectral<Double>
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preallocate
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preallocatein interfaceSolverTask<Double>
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reconstruct
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reconstructin interfaceEigenvalue<Double>- Specified by:
reconstructin interfaceEigenvalue.Spectral<Double>- Specified by:
reconstructin interfaceMatrixDecomposition<Double>- Specified by:
reconstructin interfaceSingularValue<Double>
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reset
public void reset()Description copied from interface:MatrixDecompositionDelete computed results, and resets attributes to default values- Specified by:
resetin interfaceMatrixDecomposition<Double>- Overrides:
resetin classRawEigenvalue
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solve
public MatrixStore<Double> solve(Access2D<?> body, Access2D<?> rhs, PhysicalStore<Double> preallocated) throws RecoverableCondition Description copied from interface:SolverTaskExactly how (if at all) a specific implementation makes use of
preallocatedis not specified by this interface. It must be documented for each implementation.Should produce the same results as calling
SolverTask.solve(Access2D, Access2D).Use
SolverTask.preallocate(Structure2D, Structure2D)to obtain a suitbalepreallocated.- Specified by:
solvein interfaceSolverTask<Double>- Parameters:
rhs- The Right Hand Side, wont be modfiedpreallocated- Preallocated memory for the results, possibly some intermediate results. You must assume this is modified, but you cannot assume it will contain the full/ /correct solution.- Returns:
- The solution
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RecoverableCondition
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doDecompose
protected boolean doDecompose(double[][] data, boolean valuesOnly) - Specified by:
doDecomposein classRawEigenvalue
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makeD
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makeDin classRawEigenvalue
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