add_evaluate.hpp File Reference
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Classes

class  AddEvaluate< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, HasEvaluate >
 The AddEvaluate mixin class will provide an Evaluate() method if the given FunctionType has EvaluateWithGradient(), or nothing otherwise. More...

 
class  AddEvaluate< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, true >
 Reflect the existing Evaluate(). More...

 
class  AddEvaluate< FunctionType, true, false >
 If we have EvaluateWithGradient() but no existing Evaluate(), add an Evaluate() method. More...

 
class  AddEvaluateConst< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, HasEvaluate >
 The AddEvaluateConst mixin class will provide a const Evaluate() method if the given FunctionType has EvaluateWithGradient() const, or nothing otherwise. More...

 
class  AddEvaluateConst< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, true >
 Reflect the existing Evaluate(). More...

 
class  AddEvaluateConst< FunctionType, true, false >
 If we have EvaluateWithGradient() but no existing Evaluate(), add an Evaluate() without a using directive to make the base Evaluate() accessible. More...

 
class  AddEvaluateStatic< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, HasEvaluate >
 The AddEvaluateStatic mixin class will provide a static Evaluate() method if the given FunctionType has EvaluateWithGradient() static, or nothing otherwise. More...

 
class  AddEvaluateStatic< FunctionType, HasEvaluateWithGradient, true >
 Reflect the existing Evaluate(). More...

 
class  AddEvaluateStatic< FunctionType, true, false >
 If we have EvaluateWithGradient() but no existing Evaluate(), add an Evaluate() without a using directive to make the base Evaluate() accessible. More...

 

Namespaces

 mlpack
 
.hpp
 
 mlpack::optimization
 

Detailed Description

Author
Ryan Curtin

This file defines a mixin for the Function class that will ensure that the function Evaluate() is avaliable if EvaluateWithGradient() is available.

mlpack is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the 3-clause BSD license. You should have received a copy of the 3-clause BSD license along with mlpack. If not, see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause for more information.

Definition in file add_evaluate.hpp.