`Descriptor`

Defines the number of variables, number of parameters, and order(s) for each in the GTPSA

Syntax

d = Descriptor(num_vars, max_order)     
d = Descriptor(vars_orders, max_order)
d = Descriptor(num_vars, max_order, num_params, param_order)   
d = Descriptor(vars_orders, max_order, params_orders, param_order)

GTPSA.desc_current = d # Used in dynamic Descriptor resolution

Description

d = Descriptor(num_vars, max_order) defines a GTPSA Descriptor with num_vars variables and a maximum truncation order max_order

d = Descriptor(vars_orders, max_order) defines a GTPSA Descriptor with length(var_orders) variables each having individual truncation orders specified in the var_orders vector, and a maximum truncation order max_order for the entire monomial

d = Descriptor(num_vars, max_order, num_params, param_order) defines a GTPSA Descriptor with num_vars variables and num_params parameters. The parameters part of a monomial is truncated at param_order, and the entire monomial is truncated at max_order (so param_order <= max_order)

d = Descriptor(vars_orders, max_order, params_orders, param_order) defines a GTPSA Descriptor with length(var_orders) variables each having individual truncation orders specified in the vars_orders vector, and length(param_orders) parameters each having individual truncation orders specified in the params_orders vector. The parameters part of the monomial is truncated at param_order, and the entire monomial is truncated at max_order (so param_order <= max_order)

GTPSA.desc_current is a global variable that is set each time a user creates a new Descriptor, and can also be set manually by a user. GTPSA.desc_current defines the Descriptor to use when dynamic Descriptor resolution is used and a Descriptor cannot be inferred, e.g. when calling TPS(a) where a is not a TPS.

Examples


julia> da = Descriptor(2, 10)Descriptor(NV=2, MO=10)
julia> db = Descriptor([1, 2, 3], 5)Descriptor(NV=3, VOS=[1, 2, 3], MO=5)
julia> dc = Descriptor(3, 4, 1, 2)Descriptor(NV=3, MO=4, NP=1, PO=2)
julia> dd = Descriptor([6, 5], 8, [4, 3], 7)Descriptor(NV=2, VOS=[6, 5], MO=8, NP=2, POS=[4, 3], PO=7)
julia> GTPSA.desc_current = d1ERROR: UndefVarError: `d1` not defined

Documentation

GTPSA.Descriptor — Type

Descriptor(nv::Integer, mo::Integer)::Descriptor

Creates a TPSA Descriptor with nv variables, and a maximum truncation order mo.

Input

nv – Number of variables in the TPSA
mo – Maximum truncation order of the TPSA

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Descriptor(vos::Vector{<:Integer}, mo::Integer)::Descriptor

Creates a TPSA Descriptor with length(vos) variables with individual truncation orders specified in the Vector vos, and a maximum truncation order mo for the TPSA.

Input

vos – Vector of the individual truncation orders of each variable
mo – Maximum truncation order of the TPSA, <= sum(vos)

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Descriptor(nv::Integer, mo::Integer, np::Integer, po::Integer)::Descriptor

Creates a TPSA Descriptor with nv variables and np parameters. The maximum truncation order is mo (including the parameters), and the truncation order for the parameters part of a monomial is po.

Input

nv – Number of variables in the TPSA
mo – Maximum truncation order of the TPSA including variables and parameters
np – Number of parameters in the TPSA
po – Truncation order of the parameters part of a monomial

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Descriptor(vos::Vector{<:Integer}, mo::Integer, pos::Vector{<:Integer}, po::Integer)::Descriptor

Creates a TPSA Descriptor with length(vos) variables with individual truncation orders specified in vos, and length(pos) parameters with individual truncation orders specified in pos. The maximum truncation order including both variables and parameters is mo, and the truncation order for just the parameters part of the is po.

Input

vos – Vector of the individual truncation orders of each variable
mo – Maximum truncation order of the TPSA including variables and parameters
pos – Vector of the individual truncation orders of each parameter
po – Truncation order of the parameters part of a monomial

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