Documentation of 'georegression.fitting.cylinder.CylinderToPointSignedDistanceJacobian_F32' Java class
CylinderToPointSignedDistanceJacobian_F32
georegression.fitting.cylinder

Class CylinderToPointSignedDistanceJacobian_F32

    • Constructor Detail

      • CylinderToPointSignedDistanceJacobian_F32

        public CylinderToPointSignedDistanceJacobian_F32()
    • Method Detail

      • setPoints

        public void setPoints(java.util.List<Point3D_F32> points)
      • getNumOfInputsN

        public int getNumOfInputsN()
        Description copied from interface: FunctionNtoMxN
        Number of input parameters and columns in output matrix. Typically the parameters you are optimizing.
        Specified by:
        getNumOfInputsN in interface FunctionNtoMxN
        Returns:
        Number of input parameters
      • getNumOfOutputsM

        public int getNumOfOutputsM()
        Description copied from interface: FunctionNtoMxN
        Number of rows in output matrix. Typically the functions that are being optimized.
        Specified by:
        getNumOfOutputsM in interface FunctionNtoMxN
        Returns:
        Number of rows in output matrix.
      • process

        public void process(double[] input,
                            double[] output)
        Description copied from interface: FunctionNtoMxN

        Processes the input vector to output a 2D a matrix. The matrix has a dimension of M rows and N columns and is formatted as a row major 1D-array. EJML can be used to provide a matrix wrapper around the output array: DenseMatrix J = DenseMatrix.wrap(m,n,output);

        The user can modify the input parameters here and the optimizer must use those changes.

        Specified by:
        process in interface FunctionNtoMxN
        Parameters:
        input - Vector with input parameters.
        output - Row major array with M rows and N columns.

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