Represents a numerical integrator that uses an adaptive
algorithm based on a Gauss-Kronrod integration rule.
SystemObject Extreme.Mathematics.AlgorithmsManagedIterativeAlgorithmDouble,
Double,
SolutionReportDouble,
Double Extreme.Mathematics.AlgorithmsManagedIterativeAlgorithmDouble Extreme.Mathematics.AlgorithmsIterativeAlgorithm Extreme.Mathematics.CalculusNumericalIntegrator Extreme.Mathematics.CalculusAdaptiveIntegrator
Namespace: Extreme.Mathematics.CalculusAssembly: Extreme.Numerics.Net40 (in Extreme.Numerics.Net40.dll) Version: 6.0.16073.0 (6.0.17114.0)
public class AdaptiveIntegrator : NumericalIntegrator
Public Class AdaptiveIntegrator
Inherits NumericalIntegrator
public ref class AdaptiveIntegrator : public NumericalIntegrator
type AdaptiveIntegrator =
class
inherit NumericalIntegrator
endThe AdaptiveIntegrator type exposes the following members.
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| Name | Description |
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 | Clone |
Returns a copy of this numerical integrator object.
(Overrides NumericalIntegratorClone.) |
 | CreateSolutionReport |
Creates a solution report specific to the algorithm.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| Equals | Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. |
| ErrorEvaluator |
Returns the estimated error for testing whether the algorithm has converged.
(Inherited from IterativeAlgorithm.) |
| Evaluate |
Evaluates the integrand and increments the number of function evaluations.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Finalize | Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.) |
| GetHashCode | Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.) |
| GetSingularities |
Returns an array of Double values
containing the locations of singularities of the
integrand inside the integration interval.
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| GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance. |
| IncrementEvaluations |
Increments the number of evaluations by one.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| IncrementEvaluations(Int32) |
Increments the number of evaluations by the specified amount.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| Integrate |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Integrate(ParallelOptions) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Integrate(Double, Double) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Integrate(Double, Double, ParallelOptions) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Integrate(FuncDouble, Double, Double, Double) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Integrate(FuncDouble, Double, Double, Double, Double) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
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| Integrate(FuncDouble, Double, Double, Double, ParallelOptions) |
Numerically integrates a function of one variable.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| Iterate |
Performs one iteration of the algorithm.
(Overrides ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReportIterate.) |
| Iterated |
Performs tasks after the iteration is completed, but before
the status of the algorithm is finalized.
(Overrides IterativeAlgorithmIterated.) |
| MemberwiseClone | Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. |
| OnConvergence |
Performs any tasks after the main algorithm has converged.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| OnFailure |
Performs any tasks after the main algorithm has failed to converge.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| OnInit |
Initializes the algorithm.
(Overrides NumericalIntegratorOnInit.) |
| ReportFailure(AlgorithmStatus) |
Reports that the algoritm has failed. No further iterations will be performed.
(Inherited from IterativeAlgorithm.) |
| ReportFailure(T, TError, AlgorithmStatus) |
Records the results of an algorithm in case it fails.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| ReportFailure(T, Double, AlgorithmStatus) |
Records the results of an algorithm in case it fails.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ReportResult(T, TError) |
Records the results of an algorithm.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| ReportResult(T, Double) |
Records the results of an algorithm.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ReportSuccess |
Reports that the algoritm has succeeded. No further iterations will be performed.
(Inherited from IterativeAlgorithm.) |
| ReportSuccess(T, TError) |
Records the results of a algorithm that converged successfully.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| ReportSuccess(T, Double) |
Records the results of a algorithm that converged successfully.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ResetEvaluations |
Resets the number of evaluations to zero.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| Restart |
Prepares the algorithm to be run again with possibly different inputs.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| Run |
Runs the algorithm.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| Run |
Runs the algorithm.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| Run(ParallelOptions) |
Runs the algorithm using the specified parallelization options.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| Run(ParallelOptions) |
Runs the algorithm using the specified parallelization options.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| SetResult(T, TError, AlgorithmStatus, Int32) |
Sets the results of an algorithm's execution.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT, TError, TReport.) |
| SetResult(T, Double, AlgorithmStatus, Int32) |
Sets the results of an algorithm's execution.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| SetSingularities |
Sets the locations of singularities of the
integrand inside the integration interval.
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| TestConvergence |
Checks whether the algorithm has converged.
(Inherited from NumericalIntegrator.) |
| ThreadSafeIncrementEvaluations |
Increments the number of evaluations by one.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ThreadSafeIncrementEvaluations(Int32) |
Increments the number of evaluations by the specified amount.
(Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ThrowConvergenceException | (Inherited from ManagedIterativeAlgorithmT.) |
| ToString | Returns a string that represents the current object. (Inherited from Object.) |
| UpdateCurrentResult |
Updates the current approximation in a point-wise convergence.
(Inherited from IterativeAlgorithm.) |
| ValueEvaluator |
Returns the value to compare the estimated error to
when testing whether the algorithm has converged.
(Inherited from IterativeAlgorithm.) |
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The AdaptiveIntegrator class
provides the most robust, reliable, and in most cases the
fastest numerical integration algorithm. It uses a simple
integration rule to approximate the integral over
subintervals. In each step, the interval with the largest
estimated error is divided in two, and new approximations
for these two subintervals are calculated. This process
continues until the total estimated error over all
intervals is within the desired tolerance.
AdaptiveIntegrator
inherits from NumericalIntegrator, the
base class for all numerical integration classes.
It, in turn, inherits from the IterativeAlgorithm
class. All properties of this class are also available.
The AbsoluteTolerance and
RelativeTolerance properties set the desired
precision as specified by the
ConvergenceCriterion property. The default
value for both tolerances is
SqrtEpsilon (roughly
10-8). MaxIterations sets the
maximum number of iterations, which in this case is the
maximum number of subintervals. The default value for
this property is 5000. IterationsNeeded
returns the actual number of iterations performed after
the algorithm has completed.
The Integrate(FuncDouble, Double, Double, Double, Double) method does the actual
work of numerically integrating an integrand. It
takes three parameters. The first parameter is a
function of one variable that specifies the
function to integrate. The second and third parameters are
Double values that specify the lower and
upper bounds of the integration interval.
The IntegrationRule property lets you
specify which integration rule to use to approximate integrals
on a subinterval. Integration rules can be obtained by calling
static methods of the IntegrationRule class.
The default is
the 31-point rule
for normal integrands, and the
15-point rule
when singularities are expected, and when integrating
over infinite intervals. For oscillating integrands,
the higher order rules will tend to give better results.
Several enhancements make this the integration
algorithm of choice, especially for 'difficult' target
functions.
An extra property, UseExtrapolation,
lets you specify whether special precautions should be
taken to deal with singularities. If UseExtrapolation
is true, an extrapolation algorithm is used to
approximate the integral near a singularity or
singularities. Because this option requires extra
resources, it is recommended only for integrands
that actually have singularities inside or at the
boundaries of the integration interval.
The SetSingularities(Double) and GetSingularities
methods let you specify and retrieve
the points inside the integration interval where
the integrand has a singularity or a discontinuity.
They are returned as a Double array
containing the problem points. Extrapolation is used once
again to approximate the integral near the singularity or
singularities. Specifying the problem points in the target
function can lead to speed-ups of several orders of
magnitude.
Unlike other classes, this integrator can deal
successfully with infinite integration intervals. Specify
NegativeInfinity or
PositiveInfinity for one or both
bounds of the integration interval. Internally, the class
transforms the infinite interval to a finite interval,
and performs the integration of the transformed target
function over the transformed interval.
Numerical Libraries
Supported in: 6.0, 5.x, 4.x
Reference