Examples of CartesianProductInfinite

cc.redberry.core.transformations.factor.jasfactor.edu.jas.util.CartesianProductInfinite
Cartesian product of infinite components with iterator. Works also for finite iterables. @author Heinz Kredel

Examples of cc.redberry.core.transformations.factor.jasfactor.edu.jas.util.CartesianProductInfinite


        // Cantor iterator for exponents and coeffcients
        List<Iterable> eci = new ArrayList<>(2); // no type parameter
        eci.add(ei);
        eci.add(coeffiter);
        CartesianProductInfinite ecp = new CartesianProductInfinite(eci);
        iter = ecp.iterator();


        List ec = iter.next();
        List<Long> ecl = (List<Long>) ec.get(0);
        C c = (C) ec.get(1); // zero
        ExpVector e = ExpVector.create(ecl);

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Examples of cc.redberry.core.transformations.factor.jasfactor.edu.jas.util.CartesianProductInfinite


        // Cantor iterator for exponents and coeffcients
        List<Iterable> eci = new ArrayList<>(2); // no type parameter
        eci.add(ei);
        eci.add(coeffiter);
        CartesianProductInfinite ecp = new CartesianProductInfinite(eci);
        iter = ecp.iterator();


        List ec = iter.next();
        List<Long> ecl = (List<Long>) ec.get(0);
        C c = (C) ec.get(1); // zero
        ExpVector e = ExpVector.create(ecl);

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