CGAL 5.5.4 - Monotone and Sorted Matrix Search
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The concept MonotoneMatrixSearchTraits
is a refinement of BasicMatrix
and defines types and operations needed to compute the maxima for all rows of a totally monotone matrix using the function CGAL::monotone_matrix_search
.
Notes
monotone_matrix_search
), all these operations have to be realized in constant time - except for extract_all_even_rows
which may take linear time. Dynamic_matrix
that can be used to add most of the functionality described above to arbitrary matrix classes. CGAL::monotone_matrix_search()
Types | |
typedef unspecified_type | Value |
The type of a matrix entry. | |
Operations | |
int | number_of_columns () const |
returns the number of columns. | |
int | number_of_rows () const |
returns the number of rows. | |
Entry | operator() (int row, int column) const |
returns the entry at position (row , column ). More... | |
void | replace_column (int old, int new) |
replace column old with column number new . More... | |
Matrix * | extract_all_even_rows () const |
returns a new Matrix consisting of all rows of m with even index, (i.e. first row is row \( 0\) of m , second row is row \( 2\) of m etc.). More... | |
void | shrink_to_quadratic_size () |
deletes the rightmost columns, such that m becomes quadratic. More... | |
Matrix* MonotoneMatrixSearchTraits::extract_all_even_rows | ( | ) | const |
returns a new Matrix consisting of all rows of m
with even index, (i.e. first row is row \( 0\) of m
, second row is row \( 2\) of m
etc.).
number_of_rows()
\( > 0\). Entry MonotoneMatrixSearchTraits::operator() | ( | int | row, |
int | column | ||
) | const |
returns the entry at position (row
, column
).
row
\( <\) number_of_rows()
, and \( 0 \le\) column
\( <\) number_of_columns()
. void MonotoneMatrixSearchTraits::replace_column | ( | int | old, |
int | new | ||
) |
replace column old
with column number new
.
old
, new
\( <\) number_of_columns()
. void MonotoneMatrixSearchTraits::shrink_to_quadratic_size | ( | ) |
deletes the rightmost columns, such that m
becomes quadratic.
number_of_columns()
\( \ge\) number_of_rows()
. number_of_rows()
\( ==\) number_of_columns()
.