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Class juice.operator.SummedLinOpAdj

java.lang.Object
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   +----juice.operator.SummedOp
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           +----juice.operator.SummedLinOpAdj

public class SummedLinOpAdj

extends SummedOp

implements hasAdjoint

adj

SummedLinOpAdj()

SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint)

SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint, hasAdjoint)

SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint, hasAdjoint, hasAdjoint)

SummedLinOpAdj(int)

SummedLinOpAdj(SummedLinOpAdj)

copy constructor

addOpFirst(Operator)

addOpLast(Operator)

adjoint()

consistentType(Operator)

copy()

equals(Object)

equals() is true only if the order of sub-operators is the same (even though, mathematically, addition is commutative).

getDerivativeAt(Vector)

getGradientAt(Vector)

setOp(int, Operator)

 protected SummedLinOpAdj adj

 protected SummedLinOpAdj(SummedLinOpAdj src)

copy constructor

 public SummedLinOpAdj()

 protected SummedLinOpAdj(int n)

 public SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint first)

 public SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint first,
                       hasAdjoint second)

 public SummedLinOpAdj(hasAdjoint first,
                       hasAdjoint second,
                       hasAdjoint third)

 public JamObject copy()

Overrides:

copy in class SummedOp

 public boolean equals(Object obj2)

equals() is true only if the order of sub-operators is the same (even though, mathematically, addition is commutative). That is, if:
X = (A + B) but
Y = (B + A)
then X.equals(Y) returns false

Overrides:

equals in class SummedOp

 protected boolean consistentType(Operator op)

 public void addOpFirst(Operator first)

Overrides:

addOpFirst in class SummedOp

 public void addOpLast(Operator last)

Overrides:

addOpLast in class SummedOp

 public void setOp(int i,
                   Operator op)

Overrides:

setOp in class SummedOp

 public hasAdjoint adjoint()

 public hasAdjoint getDerivativeAt(Vector x)

 public LinearOperator getGradientAt(Vector x)

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