Examples of cern.colt.list.DoubleArrayList.elements()

cern.colt.list.DoubleArrayList.elements()
Returns the elements currently stored, including invalid elements between size and capacity, if any. WARNING: For efficiency reasons and to keep memory usage low, the array is not copied. So if subsequently you modify the returned array directly via the [] operator, be sure you know what you're doing. @return the elements currently stored.

  sumOfPows.add(size());
  sumOfPows.add(sum());
  sumOfPows.add(sumOfSquares());
  for (int i=3; i<=maxOrder; i++) sumOfPows.add(sumOfPowers(i));
  
  return Descriptive.moment(k, c, size(), sumOfPows.elements());
}
/**
 * Returns the product, which is <tt>Prod( x[i] )</tt>.
 * In other words: <tt>x[0]*x[1]*...*x[size()-1]</tt>.
 * @return the product; <tt>Double.NaN</tt> if <tt>!hasSumOfLogarithms()</tt>.

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  sumOfPows.add(size());
  sumOfPows.add(sum());
  sumOfPows.add(sumOfSquares());
  for (int i=3; i<=maxOrder; i++) sumOfPows.add(sumOfPowers(i));
  
  return Descriptive.moment(k, c, size(), sumOfPows.elements());
}
/**
 * Returns the product, which is <tt>Prod( x[i] )</tt>.
 * In other words: <tt>x[0]*x[1]*...*x[size()-1]</tt>.
 * @return the product; <tt>Double.NaN</tt> if <tt>!hasSumOfLogarithms()</tt>.

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              boolean diagonalSet = false;
    
              // Check if we have the capacity in the arrays for this column - in an ugly way,
              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);

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              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
              }
    
              for(int i=0;i<colEntriesNumber;++i)

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              boolean diagonalSet = false;
    
              // Check if we have the capacity in the arrays for this column - in an ugly way,
              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);

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              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
              }
    
              for(int i=0;i<colEntriesNumber;++i)

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              boolean diagonalSet = false;
    
              // Check if we have the capacity in the arrays for this column - in an ugly way,
              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);

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              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled)
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
              }
    
              for(int i=0;i<colEntriesNumber;++i)

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              boolean diagonalSet = false;
    
              // Check if we have the capacity in the arrays for this column - in an ugly way,
              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled && config.getDebugMode())
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);

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              // but resizing for each element as per Ax.add seems ridiculous.
              int expectedMaxSize = pos+colEntriesNumber+1;
              if (Ax.elements().length < expectedMaxSize)
              {
                if (linearWarningsEnabled && config.getDebugMode())
                  System.out.println("buildMatrix: warning - resizing arrays Ax[thread "+threadNo+"] and Ai[thread "+threadNo+"] from "+Ax.elements().length+" to "+expectedMaxSize);
                Ax.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
                Ai.ensureCapacity(expectedMaxSize);
              }
    
              for(int i=0;i<colEntriesNumber;++i)

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