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C++ API for different matrix representations
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Advanced mock operation for DelayedBinaryIsometricOperation
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#include <mock_helpers.hpp>
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static constexpr bool | is_basic = false |
Advanced mock operation for DelayedBinaryIsometricOperation
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This class defines the advanced expectations for an operation in DelayedBinaryIsometricOperation
, which improves efficiency by taking advantage of any sparsity in the underlying matrices. Either the operation itself preserves sparsity, or any loss of sparsity is predictable, i.e., zeros are transformed into a constant non-zero value that does not depend on its position in the Matrix
.
Actual operations aren't expected to inherit from this class; this is only provided for documentation purposes. Operations only need to implement methods with the same signatures for compile-time polymorphism.
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This method will be called with explicit OutputValue_
and InputValue_
template parameters. Implementations of this method should either ensure that Index_
is deducible or use a fixed integer type in the method signature.
OutputValue_ | Type of the result of the operation. |
InputValue_ | Type of the matrix value used in the operation. |
Index_ | Type of index value. |
row | Whether i refers to the row or column index. |
i | The index of the row (if row = true ) or column (otherwise) containing the zeros. This argument should be ignored if the operation does not depend on the row/column (i.e., when all of zero_depends_on_row() and friends return false), in which case an arbitrary placeholder may be supplied. |
OP(lz, rz)
where OP
is the operation, lz
is a structural zero from the i
-th row/column of the left matrix, and rz
is a structural zero from the i
-th row/column of the left matrix,
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This method is only called when is_sparse()
returns false. It is not necessary to explicitly return false
here for sparsity-preserving operations, as DelayedBinaryIsometricOperation
will automatically recognize such operations as being row-independent.
This method may be omitted from the class definition, in which case it is assumed to always return false.
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This method is only called when is_sparse()
returns false. It is not necessary to explicitly return false
here for sparsity-preserving operations, as DelayedBinaryIsometricOperation
will automatically recognize such operations as being row-independent.
This method may be omitted from the class definition, in which case it is assumed to always return false.
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This method may be omitted from the class definition, in which case it is assumed to always return false.
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This method may be omitted from the class definition, in which case it is assumed to always return false.
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This method should apply the operation to corresponding values of left_buffer
and right_buffer
. These buffers represent the same element of the target dimension from the left and right matrices, respectively, in dense form. Each buffer holds values from a contiguous block of the non-target dimension.
Implementations of this method do not necessarily need to have the same template arguments as shown here. It will be called without any explicit template arguments so anything can be used as long as type deduction works.
Index_ | Type of index value. |
InputValue_ | Type of matrix value to be used in the operation. |
OutputValue_ | Type of the result of the operation. |
row | Whether the rows are the target dimension. If true, left_buffer and right_buffer hold the contents of the i -th row from both matrices; otherwise, they hold the contents of the i -th column. | |
i | Index of the extracted row (if row = true ) or column (otherwise). This argument should be ignored if the operation does not depend on the row/column (i.e., when all of zero_depends_on_row() and friends return false), in which case an arbitrary placeholder may be supplied. | |
start | Start of the contiguous block of columns (if row = true ) or rows (otherwise) extracted from i . | |
length | Length of the contiguous block. | |
[in,out] | left_buffer | Pointer to an array containing the row/column extracted from the left matrix. This has length addressable elements, and the result of the operation should be stored here. |
[in] | right_buffer | Pointer to an array containing the row/column extracted from the right matrix. This has length addressable elements. |
[out] | output_buffer | Pointer to an array in which to store the result of the operation. This has length addressable elements. If InputValue_ == OutputValue_ , this is guaranteed to be the same as left_buffer . |
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This method should apply the operation to corresponding values of left_buffer
and right_buffer
, These buffers represent the same element of the target dimension from the left and right matrices, respectively, in dense form. Each buffer holds values from an indexed subset of the non-target dimension.
Implementations of this method do not necessarily need to have the same template arguments as shown here. It will be called without any explicit template arguments so anything can be used as long as type deduction works.
Index_ | Type of index value. |
InputValue_ | Type of matrix value to be used in the operation. |
OutputValue_ | Type of the result of the operation. |
row | Whether the rows are the target dimension. If true, left_buffer and right_buffer hold the contents of the i -th row from both matrices; otherwise, they hold the contents of the i -th column. | |
i | Index of the extracted row (if row = true ) or column (otherwise). This argument should be ignored if the operation does not depend on the row/column (i.e., when all of zero_depends_on_row() and friends return false), in which case an arbitrary placeholder may be supplied. | |
indices | Sorted and unique indices of columns (if row = true ) or rows (otherwise) extracted from i . | |
[in,out] | left_buffer | Pointer to an array containing the row/column extracted from the left matrix. This has length addressable elements, and the result of the operation should be stored here. |
[in] | right_buffer | Pointer to an array containing the row/column extracted from the right matrix. This has length addressable elements. |
[out] | output_buffer | Pointer to an array in which to store the result of the operation. This has length addressable elements. If InputValue_ == OutputValue_ , this is guaranteed to be the same as left_buffer . |
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This method applies the operation to the sparse ranges in left
and right
, containing values from the same element of the target dimension from the left and right matrices, respectively. Specifically, the operation only needs to be applied to the structural non-zeros, and results of the operation should be stored in the output_*
buffers. Structural zeros are either ignored for sparsity-preserving operations, or the result of the operation on zeros will be populated by fill()
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Index_ | Type of index value. |
InputValue_ | Type of matrix value to be used in the operation. |
OutputValue_ | Type of the result of the operation. |
row | Whether the rows are the target dimension. If true, left_buffer and right_buffer hold the contents of the i -th row from both matrices; otherwise, they hold the contents of the i -th column. | |
i | Index of the extracted row (if row = true ) or column (otherwise). This argument should be ignored if the operation does not depend on the row/column (i.e., when all of zero_depends_on_row() and friends return false), in which case an arbitrary placeholder may be supplied. | |
left | Contents of row/column i extracted from the left matrix. | |
right | Contents of row/column i extracted from the right matrix. | |
[out] | output_value | Pointer to an array for storing output values of the operation. This is guaranteed to have enough space for the union of indices in left and right . |
[out] | output_index | Pointer to an array for storing output indices. This is guaranteed to have enough space for the union of indices in left and right . |
report_value | Whether to return the values in output_value . | |
report_index | Whether to return the indices in output_index . |
output_*
buffers.If report_value = true
, left.value
and right.value
and output_value
are all guaranteed to be non-NULL. Otherwise, any of these pointers may be NULL and should be ignored.
If report_index = true
, output_index
is guaranteed to be non-NULL; otherwise, output_index
should be ignored. left.index
and right.index
will always return be non-NULL regardless of report_index
. Indices in left.index
and right.index
are also guaranteed to be in ascending order.
It is expected that the results of the operation are sorted in ascending order, i.e., indices in output_index
should be increasing.
The settings of report_index
and report_value
should not change the number or ordering of the results. That is, output_index
should have the same indices regardless of report_value
, and output_value
should have the same values regardless of report_index
. This implies that implementations should not omit structural non-zeros even if the actual value is zero, as the computation of the actual value requires report_value = true
.
Note that implementations of this method do not necessarily need to have the same template arguments as shown here. It will be called without any explicit template arguments so anything can be used as long as type deduction works.
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Whether this is a basic operation. This should be false, otherwise a basic operation interface is expected (see DelayedBinaryIsometricMockBasic
).