HPolynomialDegree

Degree of the polynomial used for interpolation. A higher degree gives a higher quality result, while taking longer to compute.

• Septic

Septic polynomial, fitted using 8 sample points.

• Quintic.

Quintic polynomial, fitted using 6 sample points.

• Cubic.

Cubic polynomial, fitted using 4 sample points.

• Linear.

Linear polynomial, fitted using 2 sample points.

• Nearest.

Nearest, uses the nearest sample point without any fitting.

Methods

print

print() source

Prints the HPolynomialDegree.

Differently from R’s behaviour, print doesn’t return the value invisibly.

Examples

library(harmonium)
pol_deg = HPolynomialDegree$Complex64
pol_deg$print()

# or similarly:
print(pol_deg)

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eq

eq(other: HPolynomialDegree) -> bool source

Equality with another HPolynomialDegree.

Arguments

• other

An HPolynomialDegree.

Returns

A bool.

Examples

library(harmonium)
pol_deg1 = HPolynomialDegree$quintic
pol_deg2 = HPolynomialDegree$quintic
pol_deg1$eq(pol_deg2) # TRUE

# or similarly:
pol_deg1 == pol_deg2

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ne

ne(other: HPolynomialDegree) -> bool source

Difference with another HPolynomialDegree.

Arguments

• other

An HPolynomialDegree.

Returns

A bool.

Examples

library(harmonium)
pol_deg1 = HPolynomialDegree$quintic
pol_deg2 = HPolynomialDegree$nearest
pol_deg1$ne(pol_deg2) # TRUE

# or similarly:
pol_deg1 != pol_deg2

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