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tatami
C++ API for different matrix representations
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Mimic the OracularSparseExtractor interface.
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#include <PseudoOracularExtractor.hpp>


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| PseudoOracularSparseExtractor (std::shared_ptr< const Oracle< Index_ > > oracle, std::unique_ptr< MyopicSparseExtractor< Value_, Index_ > > ext) | |
| SparseRange< Value_, Index_ > | fetch (const Index_, Value_ *const value_buffer, Index_ *const index_buffer) |
Public Member Functions inherited from tatami::OracularSparseExtractor< Value_, Index_ > | |
| SparseRange< Value_, Index_ > | fetch (Value_ *value_buffer, Index_ *index_buffer) |
Mimic the OracularSparseExtractor interface.
| Value_ | Data value type, should be numeric. |
| Index_ | Row/column index type, should be integer. |
This is used to quickly implement the sparse extraction methods for a Matrix subclass that does not benefit from an Oracle. Specifically, the oracle is used to generate a prediction that is passed to an oracle-unaware MyopicSparseExtractor. This allows Matrix subclasses to satisfy the sparse oracle-aware extraction interface without much effort.
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| oracle | The oracle. |
| ext | A sparse extractor to extract dimension elements according to ora. |
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This overload is intended for developers only. It introduces the i argument so that the signature is the same as that of MyopicSparseExtractor::fetch(). This makes it easier to define MyopicSparseExtractor and OracularSparseExtractor subclasses from a single template, avoiding code duplication that would otherwise occur when defining methods with and without i. Of course, implementations are expected to ignore i in oracle-aware extraction.
Other than the extra i argument, all other behaviors of the two overloads are the same. To avoid confusion, most users should just use the fetch() overload that does not accept i, given that the value of i is never actually used.
| i | Ignored, only provided for consistency with MyopicSparseExtractor::fetch(). | |
| [out] | value_buffer | Pointer to an array with enough space for at least N values, where N is defined as described for MyopicDenseExtractor::fetch(). |
| [out] | index_buffer | Pointer to an array with enough space for at least N indices, where N is defined as described for MyopicDenseExtractor::fetch(). |
SparseRange object describing the contents of the next dimension element, as predicted by the Oracle used to construct this instance. Implements tatami::OracularSparseExtractor< Value_, Index_ >.