de.uka.ipd.sdq.probfunction.math
Interface IBoxedPDF
- All Superinterfaces:
- IProbabilityDensityFunction, IProbabilityFunction
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- BoxedPDFImpl
public interface IBoxedPDF
- extends IProbabilityDensityFunction
A BoxedPDF is an approximation of an actual probability density function. It
seperates the function in a set of arbitrary, but non-overlapping intervals
(boxes). For each such interval [a,b), the probability of a sample lying in
that interval (F(b) - F(a)) is stored in a BoxedPDF.
A BoxedPDF consists of an ordered set of ContinuousSamples, wich contains the
x and y coordinates of the upper right coner of a box. The lower left corner
is given by the x coordinate of its left neighbour and the y coordinate is
set to zero. This allows us to easily construct a sequence of boxes. The
lower left corner of the leftmost box is always (0,0).
- Author:
- ihssane, jens
| Methods inherited from interface de.uka.ipd.sdq.probfunction.math.IProbabilityDensityFunction |
add, div, drawSample, getCumulativeFunction, getFourierTransform, getInverseFourierTransform, getLowerDomainBorder, greaterThan, lessThan, mult, probabilisticEquals, scale, shiftDomain, stretchDomain, sub |
getSamples
List<IContinuousSample> getSamples()
- Ordered list of ContinuousSamples, which define the sequence of boxes.
- Returns:
- ContinuousSamples approximating the probability density function.