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Interface figPac.invertibleV2V

public interface invertibleV2V
extends V2V
The interface invertibleV2V, which stand for "invertible vector to vector" is used to allow the programmer to refer to an invertible function (from R^n to R^n) by its name. To do so the programmer creates a class that implements the interface invertibleV2V and programs the desired function as the method map of that class and the inverse of the function as the method invmap of that class. The resulting class can be used as any argument of type invertibleV2V of any method. Here is an example. 
class Rotate implements invertibleV2V {
double angle ;
public Rotate(double angle) {
this.angle = angle ;
}
public double[] map(double[] in) {
double[] out = new double[2] ;
double cos = Math.cos(angle) ;
double sin = Math.sin(angle) ;
out[0] = cos*in[0] + sin*in[1] ;
out[1] = -sin*in[0] + cos*in[1];
return out ;
public double[] invmap(double[] in) {
double[] out = new double[2] ;
double cos = Math.cos(-angle) ;
double sin = Math.sin(-angle) ;
out[0] = cos*in[0] + sin*in[1] ;
out[1] = -sin*in[0] + cos*in[1];
return out ;
}
}

Method Index

o invmap(double[])
o map(double[])

Methods

o map 
 public abstract double[] map(double in[])
o invmap 
 public abstract double[] invmap(double in[])

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