// @(#)root/mathcore:$Id: DataRange.h 25486 2008-09-22 12:43:03Z moneta $ // Author: L. Moneta Wed Aug 30 11:05:02 2006 /********************************************************************** * * * Copyright (c) 2006 LCG ROOT Math Team, CERN/PH-SFT * * * * * **********************************************************************/ // Header file for class DataRange #ifndef ROOT_Fit_DataRange #define ROOT_Fit_DataRange #include namespace ROOT { namespace Fit { //___________________________________________________________________________________ /** class describing the range in the coordinates it supports multiple range in a coordinate. The rnage dimension is the dimension of the coordinate, its size is the number of interval for each coordinate. Default range is -inf, inf Range can be modified with the add range method @ingroup FitData */ class DataRange { public: typedef std::vector > RangeSet; typedef std::vector< RangeSet > RangeIntervals; /** Default constructor (infinite range) */ explicit DataRange (unsigned int dim = 1) : fRanges ( std::vector (dim) ) {} /** construct a range for [xmin, xmax] */ DataRange(double xmin, double xmax); /** construct a range for [xmin, xmax] , [ymin, ymax] */ DataRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax); /** construct a range for [xmin, xmax] , [ymin, ymax] , [zmin, zmax] */ DataRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax, double zmin, double zmax); /** get range dimension */ unsigned int NDim() const { return fRanges.size(); } /** return range size for coordinate icoord (starts from zero) Size == 0 indicates no range is present [-inf, + inf] */ unsigned int Size(unsigned int icoord) const { return icoord < fRanges.size() ? fRanges[icoord].size() : 0; } /** return the vector of ranges for the coordinate icoord */ const RangeSet & Ranges(unsigned int icoord) const { // return icoord < fRanges.size() ? fRanges[icoord] : RangeSet(); return fRanges.at(icoord); } /** return the first range for the coordinate icoord. Useful method when only one range is present for the given coordinate */ std::pair operator() (unsigned int icoord) const { return Size(icoord) > 0 ? fRanges[icoord].front() : std::make_pair(0,0); } /** get the first range for given coordinate */ void GetRange(unsigned int icoord, double & xmin, double & xmax) const { if (Size(icoord) == 0) { xmin = 0; xmax = 0; return; } xmin = fRanges[icoord].front().first; xmax = fRanges[icoord].front().second; } /** get range for the x - coordinate */ void GetRange(double & xmin, double & xmax) const { GetRange(0,xmin,xmax); } /** get range for the x and y coordinates */ void GetRange(double & xmin, double & xmax, double & ymin, double & ymax) const { GetRange(0,xmin,xmax); GetRange(1,ymin,ymax); } /** get range for the x and y and z coordinates */ void GetRange(double & xmin, double & xmax, double & ymin, double & ymax, double & zmin, double & zmax) const { GetRange(0,xmin,xmax); GetRange(1,ymin,ymax); GetRange(2,zmin,zmax); } /** Destructor (no operations) */ ~DataRange () {} /** add a range [xmin,xmax] for the new coordinate icoord Adding a range does not delete existing one, but takes the OR with existing ranges. if want to replace range use method SetRange, which replace range with existing one */ void AddRange(unsigned int icoord , double xmin, double xmax ); /** add a range [xmin,xmax] for the first coordinate icoord */ void AddRange(double xmin, double xmax ) { AddRange(0,xmin,xmax); } /** add a range [xmin,xmax] for the first and [ymin,ymax] for the second coordinate */ void AddRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax ) { AddRange(0,xmin,xmax); AddRange(1,ymin,ymax); } /** add a range [xmin,xmax] for the first and [ymin,ymax] for the second coordinate and [zmin,zmax] for the third coordinate */ void AddRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax, double zmin, double zmax ) { AddRange(0,xmin,xmax); AddRange(1,ymin,ymax); AddRange(2,zmin,zmax); } /** set a range [xmin,xmax] for the new coordinate icoord If more range exists for other coordinates, delete the existing one and use it the new one Use Add range if want to keep the union of the existing ranges */ void SetRange(unsigned int icoord , double xmin, double xmax ); /** set a range [xmin,xmax] for the first coordinate icoord */ void SetRange(double xmin, double xmax ) { SetRange(0,xmin,xmax); } /** set a range [xmin,xmax] for the first and [ymin,ymax] for the second coordinate */ void SetRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax ) { SetRange(0,xmin,xmax); SetRange(1,ymin,ymax); } /** set a range [xmin,xmax] for the first and [ymin,ymax] for the second coordinate and [zmin,zmax] for the third coordinate */ void SetRange(double xmin, double xmax, double ymin, double ymax, double zmin, double zmax ) { SetRange(0,xmin,xmax); SetRange(1,ymin,ymax); SetRange(2,zmin,zmax); } /** clear all ranges in one coordinate (is now -inf, +inf) */ void Clear (unsigned int icoord = 0 ); /** check if a point is inside the range for the given coordinate */ bool IsInside(double x, unsigned int icoord = 0) const; protected: /** internal function to remove all the existing ranges between xmin and xmax called when a new range is inserted */ void CleanRangeSet(unsigned int icoord, double xmin, double xmax); private: RangeIntervals fRanges; // list of all ranges }; } // end namespace Fit } // end namespace ROOT #endif /* ROOT_Fit_DataRange */