List of unite() Examples

Examples of unite()

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.idx.support.sets.IntSet.unite()
Unite this intset with another int set. This operation is unsafe, it may change this set. @param other the set to unite with. @return the united set, my be a reference to this set.
statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.idx.support.sets.IntSet.unite()

        Integer.signum(indexSize % interval);


      IntSet[] tails = new IntSet[precalcSize];
      IntSet currentTail = IntSetBuilder.newEmptyIntSet(numKeyValues);
      for (int i = indexSize - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
        currentTail = currentTail.unite(valueStore[i]);
        if (i % interval == 0) {
          tails[i / interval] = currentTail;
          currentTail = currentTail.clone();
        }
      }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.idx.support.sets.IntSet.unite()

      }


      IntSet[] heads = new IntSet[precalcSize];
      IntSet currentHead = IntSetBuilder.newEmptyIntSet(numKeyValues);
      for (int i = 0; i < indexSize; i++) {
        currentHead = currentHead.unite(valueStore[i]);
        if (i % interval == 0) {
          heads[i / interval] = currentHead;
          currentHead = currentHead.clone();
        }
      }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.idx.support.sets.IntSet.unite()

    IntSet result = tailIndex < tails.length ?
      tails[tailIndex].clone() :
      IntSetBuilder.newEmptyIntSet(numKeyValues);
    int stopIndex = Math.min(tailIndex * precalcInterval, valueStore.length);
    for (int i = index; i < stopIndex; i++) {
      result = result.unite(valueStore[i]);
    }
    return result;
  }


  /**

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.idx.support.sets.IntSet.unite()

    IntSet result = headIndex > 0 ?
      heads[headIndex].clone() :
      IntSetBuilder.newEmptyIntSet(numKeyValues);
    int startIndex = Math.max(headIndex * precalcInterval, 0);
    for (int i = startIndex; i < index; i++) {
      result = result.unite(valueStore[i]);
    }
    return result;
  }


  @Override

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

    SequenceSet seqStart = en.new SequenceSet();seqStart.setIdentity();
    SequenceSet seqOne = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}
    }));
    SequenceSet seqTwo = en.new SequenceSet();seqTwo.unite(seqOne);
    SequenceSet seqDifferent1 = seqTwo.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","b"}}
    ));
    SequenceSet seqDifferent2 = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","b"}}

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

    SequenceSet seqStart = en.new SequenceSet();seqStart.setIdentity();
    SequenceSet seqA = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}
    }));
    SequenceSet seqTwo = en.new SequenceSet();seqTwo.unite(seqA);seqTwo.unite(seqTwo);
    List<List<String>> arg = new LinkedList<List<String>>();
    Set<List<String>> setOfStrings = TestFSMAlgo.buildSet(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}});
    arg.addAll(setOfStrings);arg.addAll(setOfStrings);

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

    SequenceSet seqStart = en.new SequenceSet();seqStart.setIdentity();
    SequenceSet seqA = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}
    }));
    SequenceSet seqTwo = en.new SequenceSet();seqTwo.unite(seqA);seqTwo.unite(seqTwo);
    List<List<String>> arg = new LinkedList<List<String>>();
    Set<List<String>> setOfStrings = TestFSMAlgo.buildSet(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}});
    arg.addAll(setOfStrings);arg.addAll(setOfStrings);

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

    SequenceSet seqOne = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}
    }));
    SequenceSet seqTwo = new PTA_FSMStructure(fsm).new SequenceSet();
    seqTwo.unite(seqOne);
  }
  
  /** Test for Union. */
  @Test
  public final void test_sequenceSet_union4()

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

          {// Note an input corresponding to any loop in temp can be followed in the original machine, since
           // a loop in temp is either due to the merge or because it was there in the first place.
            inputsToMultWith.add(loopEntry.getKey());
          }
        SequenceSet pathsToMergedRed = data.getPathsToLearnt();
        pathsToMergedRed.unite(pathsToMergedRed.crossWithSet(inputsToMultWith));// the resulting path does a "transition cover" on all transitions leaving the red state.
        
        // Now we limit the number of elements in pathsToMerged to the value specified in the configuration.
        // This will not affect the underlying graph, but it does not really matter since all
        // elements in that graph are accept-states by construction of pathsToMergedRed and hence
        // not be returned.

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Examples of statechum.model.testset.PTASequenceEngine.SequenceSet.unite()

    SequenceSet seqStart = en.new SequenceSet();seqStart.setIdentity();
    SequenceSet seqOne = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","a"},
        new String[] {"c"}
    },mainConfiguration,converter));
    SequenceSet seqTwo = en.new SequenceSet();seqTwo.unite(seqOne);
    SequenceSet seqDifferent1 = seqTwo.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {
        new String[] {"a","b"}}
        ,mainConfiguration,converter
    ));
    SequenceSet seqDifferent2 = seqStart.cross(TestFSMAlgo.buildList(new String[][] {

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