NAO Class NAHyperCube

Overview

The NAHyperCube is the set of points in hyperspace that have all coordinates less than one in absoulte value. In other words, given a dimension n, the NAHyperCube is the region:



  HC = { x in R^n | -1< x_i < 1}

Note that the HyperCube is open.

User's Guide

To use this class, you must include the header file

NAO/HyprCube.h

and link against library

libNAOBase.a

The following constructors are provided:

NAHyperCube(dim );

Creates a hyper cube

int dim ; Dimension. (Specified by user).

The following member functions are available in addition to those provided by the abstract interface NARegion:

NONE

Programmer's Guide

The NAHyperCube stores the dimension of the Hyperspace. As a region, the HyperCube implements the getBaseSpaceDimension and isitinChart member functions. Both are trivial.


  getDimension() returns this->n.

  isitinChart(x) returns foreach i<this->n,  fabs(x.i) < 1

The bounding box is the hypercube itself. All BoundingBoxMin's are -1, and BoundingBoxMax's are +1. The BoundingBoxScale is set to .2.

Example

To create a 5-dimensional HyperCube:

#include<NAO/HyprCube.h>

NAManifold *HC=new NAHyperCube(5);

See also the HyperCube example in the Examples document.

Related Classes and Subroutines

The parent of this class:

NARegion

Siblings of this class:

Created: Fri Oct 9 10:22:31 EDT 1998

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