libROM
v1.0
Data-driven physical simulation library
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#include <Interpolator.h>
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Interpolator (std::vector< Vector * > parameter_points, std::vector< Matrix * > rotation_matrices, int ref_point, std::string rbf, std::string interp_method, double closest_rbf_val=0.9) | |
Constructor. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
int | d_rank |
The rank of the process this object belongs to. | |
int | d_num_procs |
The number of processors being run on. | |
int | d_ref_point |
The index within the vector of parameter points to the reference point. | |
std::string | d_rbf |
The RBF type (gaussian, multiquadric, inverse quadratic, inverse multiquadric) | |
std::string | d_interp_method |
The interpolation method (linear solve, inverse distance weighting, lagrangian polynomials) | |
double | d_epsilon |
The RBF parameter that determines the width of influence. a small epsilon: larger influential width a large epsilon: smaller influential width. | |
std::vector< Vector * > | d_parameter_points |
The sampled parameter points. | |
std::vector< Matrix * > | d_rotation_matrices |
The reduced bases with compatible coordinates. | |
Matrix * | d_lambda_T |
The RHS of the linear solve in tangential space. | |
Interpolator is an uninstantiable protected class that retains common functionality between the MatrixInterpolator and VectorInterpolator classes. The interpolation algorithm was adapted from "Gradient-based Constrained Optimization Using a Database of Linear Reduced-Order Models" by Y. Choi et al.
Definition at line 31 of file Interpolator.h.
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Constructor.
[in] | parameter_points | The parameter points. |
[in] | rotation_matrices | The rotation matrices associated with each parameter point. |
[in] | ref_point | The index within the vector of parameter points to the reference point |
[in] | rbf | The RBF type ("G" == gaussian, "IQ" == inverse quadratic, "IMQ" == inverse multiquadric) |
[in] | interp_method | The interpolation method type ("LS" == linear solve, "IDW" == inverse distance weighting, "LP" == lagrangian polynomials) |
[in] | closest_rbf_val | The RBF parameter determines the width of influence. Set the RBF value of the nearest two parameter points to a value between 0.0 to 1.0 |
Definition at line 32 of file Interpolator.cpp.