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Class juice.operator.ResidualOp 

java.lang.Object
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   +----juice.operator.ResidualOp
public class ResidualOp
extends Object
implements Operator
A ResidualOp, R, is defined by an Operator, A, and a Vector in the range of A, call it b, as:

R(x) = A(x) - b

Variable Index

o A
o b

Constructor Index

o ResidualOp(Operator, Vector)
o ResidualOp(ResidualOp)

Method Index

o addImage(Vector, Vector)
o copy()
o equals(Object)
Is there any reason to check if two operators are equal?
o getDomain()
o getRange()
o image(Vector)
o image(Vector, Vector)
o residual(Vector, Vector, Vector)
o toString()
Returns a string representation of the object.

Variables

o A 
 protected Operator A
o b 
 protected Vector b

Constructors

o ResidualOp 
 public ResidualOp(Operator A,
                   Vector b)
o ResidualOp 
 protected ResidualOp(ResidualOp src)

Methods

o getDomain 
 public Space getDomain()
o getRange 
 public Space getRange()
o image 
 public Vector image(Vector d)
o image 
 public void image(Vector d,
                   Vector r)
o addImage 
 public void addImage(Vector d,
                      Vector r)
o residual 
 public void residual(Vector d,
                      Vector b,
                      Vector r)
o equals 
 public boolean equals(Object obj2)
Is there any reason to check if two operators are equal?

Overrides:
equals in class Object
o copy 
 public JamObject copy()
o toString 
 public String toString()
Returns a string representation of the object.

Overrides:
toString in class Object 
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