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latest version v1.9 - last update 24 Nov 2005 |
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#include <ltiLinearRegression.h>
Inheritance diagram for lti::linearRegression< T >::parameters:


Public Member Functions | |
| parameters () | |
| parameters (const parameters &other) | |
| ~parameters () | |
| const char * | getTypeName () const |
| parameters & | copy (const parameters &other) |
| parameters & | operator= (const parameters &other) |
| virtual functor::parameters * | clone () const |
| virtual bool | read (ioHandler &handler, const bool complete=true) |
| virtual bool | write (ioHandler &handler, const bool complete=true) const |
Public Attributes | |
| int | eigenSystemDim |
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default constructor
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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copy constructor
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destructor
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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returns a pointer to a clone of the parameters
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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copy the contents of a parameters object
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returns name of this type
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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Assigns the contents of the other object to this object.
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read the parameters from the given ioHandler
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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write the parameters in the given ioHandler
Reimplemented from lti::linearAlgebraFunctor::parameters. Reimplemented in lti::linearRegressionTracking::parameters. |
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Dimensionality of the eigensystem which is constructed during calculation of the linear regression matrix. It must not be bigger than the number of trainingvectors used. The quality of the resulting matrix depends on this value, it should be neither to small nor to big. There are methods to estimate the optimal value in the literature, but none has been implemented in this functor yet. The default is 10. |