Examples of TDoubleFunction

gnu.trove.TDoubleFunction
gnu.trove.function.TDoubleFunction
Interface for functions that accept and return one double primitive.

Examples of gnu.trove.TDoubleFunction

            precisionAtRecallByQuery[i].get(precisionRecall), 
            precisionAtRecallByQuery[i].get(precisionRecall));
    }
    
    final double numberOfEffQueryD = (double)numberOfEffQuery;
    TDoubleFunction meanTransformer = new TDoubleFunction(){
      public double execute(double value)
      {
        return value / numberOfEffQueryD;
      }
    };

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Examples of gnu.trove.TDoubleFunction

            precisionAtRecallByQuery[i].get(precisionRecall), 
            precisionAtRecallByQuery[i].get(precisionRecall));
    }
    
    final double numberOfEffQueryD = (double)numberOfEffQuery;
    TDoubleFunction meanTransformer = new TDoubleFunction(){
      public double execute(double value)
      {
        return value / numberOfEffQueryD;
      }
    };

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Examples of gnu.trove.function.TDoubleFunction


    /**
     * multiply this vector by a scalar.
     */
    public void mul(final double a) {
        transformValues(new TDoubleFunction() {
            public double execute(double b) {
                return a * b;
            }
        });
    }

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Examples of gnu.trove.function.TDoubleFunction


    public void applyTruncation(StringKeyedVector instance) {
        final double update = this.optimizer.getDecreasingLearningRate(epoch) * truncationUpdate;
        final double threshold = truncationThreshold;


        TDoubleFunction truncFn = new TDoubleFunction() {
            public double execute(double parameter) {
                if (parameter > 0 && parameter < threshold) {
                    return Math.max(0, parameter - update);
                } else if (parameter < 0 && parameter > -threshold) {
                    return Math.min(0, parameter + update);

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