ViSP
2.10.0
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#include <vpScale.h>
Public Member Functions | |
vpScale () | |
vpScale (double kernel_bandwidth, unsigned int dim=1, int type=EPANECHNIKOV) | |
virtual | ~vpScale (void) |
double | MeanShift (vpColVector &error) |
double | KernelDensity (vpColVector &error, unsigned int position) |
double | KernelDensityGradient (vpColVector &error, unsigned int position) |
double | KernelDensity_EPANECHNIKOV (vpColVector &X) |
double | KernelDensityGradient_EPANECHNIKOV (double X, unsigned int n) |
Contains different methods for estimating the robust scale of an error distribution.
Methods of Median Absolute Deviation and Density Gradient estimation using the Mean Shift method.
vpScale::vpScale | ( | ) |
Constructor.
Definition at line 62 of file vpScale.cpp.
vpScale::vpScale | ( | double | kernel_bandwidth, |
unsigned int | dim = 1 , |
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int | type = EPANECHNIKOV |
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Constructor.
Definition at line 75 of file vpScale.cpp.
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Destructor.
Definition at line 88 of file vpScale.cpp.
double vpScale::KernelDensity | ( | vpColVector & | error, |
unsigned int | position | ||
) |
Definition at line 136 of file vpScale.cpp.
References vpMatrix::getRows(), and KernelDensity_EPANECHNIKOV().
Referenced by MeanShift().
double vpScale::KernelDensity_EPANECHNIKOV | ( | vpColVector & | X | ) |
Definition at line 249 of file vpScale.cpp.
Referenced by KernelDensity().
double vpScale::KernelDensityGradient | ( | vpColVector & | error, |
unsigned int | position | ||
) |
Definition at line 192 of file vpScale.cpp.
References vpMatrix::getRows(), KernelDensityGradient_EPANECHNIKOV(), and vpMath::sqr().
Referenced by MeanShift().
double vpScale::KernelDensityGradient_EPANECHNIKOV | ( | double | X, |
unsigned int | n | ||
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Definition at line 281 of file vpScale.cpp.
References vpMath::sqr().
Referenced by KernelDensityGradient().
double vpScale::MeanShift | ( | vpColVector & | error | ) |
Definition at line 95 of file vpScale.cpp.
References vpMatrix::getRows(), KernelDensity(), KernelDensityGradient(), and vpMath::sqr().