Rivet API documentation
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Rivet 4.1.3
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Functions | |
| template<typename CONTAINER, typename FN = double(const typename std::decay_t<CONTAINER>::value_type::ParticleBase&), typename = isCIterable<CONTAINER>> | |
| int | Rivet::closestMatchIndex (const CONTAINER &c, FN &&fn, double target, double minval=-DBL_MAX, double maxval=DBL_MAX) |
| Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(c[i]) to the target value. | |
| template<typename CONTAINER1, typename CONTAINER2, typename FN = double(const typename std::decay_t<CONTAINER1>::value_type::ParticleBase&, const typename std::decay_t<CONTAINER2>::value_type::ParticleBase&), typename = isCIterable<CONTAINER1, CONTAINER2>> | |
| pair< int, int > | Rivet::closestMatchIndices (const CONTAINER1 &c1, const CONTAINER2 &c2, FN &&fn, double target, double minval=-DBL_MAX, double maxval=DBL_MAX) |
| Return the indices from two vectors which best match fn(c1[i], c2[j]) to the target value. | |
| template<typename CONTAINER, typename T, typename FN = double(const typename std::decay_t<CONTAINER>::value_type::ParticleBase&, const std::decay_t<T>&), typename = isCIterable<CONTAINER>> | |
| int | Rivet::closestMatchIndex (const CONTAINER &c, const T &x, FN &&fn, double target, double minval=-DBL_MAX, double maxval=DBL_MAX) |
| Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(c[i], x) to the target value. | |
| template<typename CONTAINER, typename T, typename FN, typename = isCIterable<CONTAINER>> | |
| int | Rivet::closestMatchIndex (const T &x, const CONTAINER &c, FN &&fn, double target, double minval=-DBL_MAX, double maxval=DBL_MAX) |
| Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(x, c[j]) to the target value. | |
Detailed Description
Function Documentation
◆ closestMatchIndex() [1/3]
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Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(c[i], x) to the target value.
A NaN return from the function will be counted as a no-match, as will combinations giving a value outside the given minval .. maxval range. A -1 index is returned in the case that no valid match is found.
- Note
- No attempt is made to avoid duplication: the inputs are assumed independent and the user should check the sanity of the result, e.g. c[i] and x are not the same object.
References closestMatchIndices().
◆ closestMatchIndex() [2/3]
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inline |
Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(c[i]) to the target value.
A NaN return from the function will be counted as a no-match, as will combinations giving a value outside the given minval .. maxval range. A -1 index is returned in the case that no valid match is found.
References DBL_NAN.
Referenced by closestMassIndex(), closestMassIndex(), closestMassIndex(), and closestMatchIndex().
◆ closestMatchIndex() [3/3]
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Return the index from a vector which best matches fn(x, c[j]) to the target value.
A NaN return from the function will be counted as a no-match, as will combinations giving a value outside the given minval .. maxval range. A -1 index is returned in the case that no valid match is found.
- Note
- No attempt is made to avoid duplication: the inputs are assumed independent and the user should check the sanity of the result, e.g. c[i] and x are not the same object.
References closestMatchIndex().
◆ closestMatchIndices()
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inline |
Return the indices from two vectors which best match fn(c1[i], c2[j]) to the target value.
A NaN return from the function will be counted as a no-match, as will combinations giving a value outside the given minval .. maxval range. A {-1,-1} pair is returned in the case that no valid match is found.
- Note
- No attempt is made to avoid duplication: the input lists are assumed independent and the user should check the sanity of the result, e.g. c1[i] and c2[j] are not the same object.
References DBL_NAN.
Referenced by closestMassIndices(), and closestMatchIndex().
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