The purpose of the class HCL_FunctionalProductDomainDefaultEval is to relieve the implementor of a derived functional class from the necessity of also defining a derived evaluation class if there is no need to do so
HCL_FunctionalProductDomainDefaultEval_d ( const HCL_FunctionalProductDomain_d * ff, const HCL_Vector_d & in ) Usual constructor; requires a pointer to a functional and a reference to the input vector | |
virtual HCL_VectorSpace_d& | Domain () const Domain returns a reference to the domain of the underlying functional |
virtual double | Value () const Value computes the value of the functional at x. |
virtual void | PartialGradient ( int i, HCL_Vector_d & g ) const PartialGradient computes the component of the gradient corresponding to the ith component of the independent variable |
virtual HCL_LinearOp_d* | HessianBlock ( int i, int j ) const HessianBlock creates the (i,j) block of the Hessian, as a linear operator with adjoint |
virtual ostream& | Write ( ostream & str ) const Debugging information |
virtual void | HessianBlockImage ( int i, int j, const HCL_Vector_d & dxj, HCL_Vector_d & dxi ) const HessianBlockImage computes the image of the (i,j) block of the Hessian on dxj, yielding dxi |
The purpose of the class HCL_FunctionalProductDomainDefaultEval is to relieve the implementor of a derived functional class from the necessity of also defining a derived evaluation class if there is no need to do so. The purpose of the evaluation class is to represent the triple . If the implementor of the derived functional class has overridden the protected methods Value1, PartialGradient1, and either HessianBlock1 or HessianBlockImage, then this default evaluation class can call those methods to compute the value, gradient, or Hessian of the functional. To make this possible, the constructor of HCL_FunctionalProductDomainDefaultEval saves a copy of x and a pointer to the functional class.See the documentation for HCL_EvaluateFunctional for more information about evaluation objects for functionals.
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