jas2.hist

Interface Rebinnable1DHistogramData

All Superinterfaces:

DataSource

All Known Subinterfaces:

Rebinnable1DVariableHistogramData

All Known Implementing Classes:

Gauss, JASRebinAdaptor, MemoryDataSource, OneDAdapter, OneDTreeData, RefHistogram1D, StringGauss, TimeGauss

public interface Rebinnable1DHistogramData
extends DataSource

This is the interface that must be implemented by any data source for a 1D histogram. Despite the name, the data does not actually have to be rebinnable, the isRebinnable() method should return false if the data cannot be rebinned.

See Also:

Rebinnable2DHistogramData

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface jas2.hist.DataSource

DATE, DELTATIME, DOUBLE, INTEGER, STRING

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String[]	getAxisLabels() Returns the axis labels.
int	getAxisType() Returns one of DOUBLE,INTEGER,STRING,DATE or DELTATIME
int	getBins() Returns the (suggested) number of bins to use
double	getMax() Returns the (suggested) maximum value for the X axis
double	getMin() Returns the (suggested) minimum value for the X axis
boolean	isRebinnable() Returns true if the data source is capable of recalculating the bin contents, or false of the interface is not-capable of recalculating the bin contents.
double[][]	rebin(int bins, double min, double max, boolean wantErrors, boolean hurry) Called to request the binned data be returned.

Methods inherited from interface jas2.hist.DataSource

getTitle

Method Detail

rebin

double[][] rebin(int bins,
                 double min,
                 double max,
                 boolean wantErrors,
                 boolean hurry)

Called to request the binned data be returned. If the DataSource indicated it was not rebinnable then the bins, min and max arguments are guaranteed to be the same values as returned by getMin(), getMax() and getBins() methods.

The routine returns a two dimensional array where the first dimension has the following meaning:

• [0] An array of data points (one entry per bin)
• [1] An array of plus errors (one entry per bin)
• [2] An array of minus errors (one entry per bin)

If the minus error is absent the errors are assumed to be symmetric, if the plus error is also absent the errors are assumed to be the square root of the data.

Parameters:

bin - The number of bins requested

min - The min of the range over which to bin

max - The max of the range over which to bin

wantErrors - If false indicates that the errors are not required and need not be calculated (most implementations will ignore this parameter)

hurry - If true indicates the results should be provided as fast as possible, even if some approximation is needed (most implementations will ignore this parameter)

Returns:

An array representing the binned data and errors (see description above)

getMin

double getMin()

Returns the (suggested) minimum value for the X axis

getMax

double getMax()

Returns the (suggested) maximum value for the X axis

getBins

int getBins()

Returns the (suggested) number of bins to use

isRebinnable

boolean isRebinnable()

Returns true if the data source is capable of recalculating the bin contents, or false of the interface is not-capable of recalculating the bin contents. In the former case the values returned by getMin, getMax and getBins are just taken to be suggestions, in the latter case they are taken to be fixed in stone.

Returns:

True if the datasource is rebinnable

getAxisType

int getAxisType()

Returns one of DOUBLE,INTEGER,STRING,DATE or DELTATIME

getAxisLabels

java.lang.String[] getAxisLabels()

Returns the axis labels. Only relevant if the axisType is STRING, otherwise can return null

Returns:

An array of bin labels to use on the X axis