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package org.ejml.dense.block.linsol.chol;

import org.ejml.data.DMatrixRBlock;
import org.ejml.data.DSubmatrixD1;
import org.ejml.dense.block.MatrixOps_DDRB;
import org.ejml.dense.block.TriangularSolver_DDRB;
import org.ejml.dense.block.decomposition.chol.CholeskyOuterForm_DDRB;
import org.ejml.dense.row.SpecializedOps_DDRM;
import org.ejml.interfaces.decomposition.CholeskyDecomposition_F64;
import org.ejml.interfaces.linsol.LinearSolverDense;


/**
 * 

Linear solver that uses a block cholesky decomposition.

* *

* Solver works by using the standard Cholesky solving strategy:
* A=L*LT
* A*x=b
* L*LT*x = b
* L*y = b
* LT*x = y
* x = L-Ty *

* *

* It is also possible to use the upper triangular cholesky decomposition. *

* * @author Peter Abeles */ public class CholeskyOuterSolver_DDRB implements LinearSolverDense { // cholesky decomposition private CholeskyOuterForm_DDRB decomposer = new CholeskyOuterForm_DDRB(true); // size of a block take from input matrix private int blockLength; // temporary data structure used in some calculation. private double temp[]; /** * Decomposes and overwrites the input matrix. * * @param A Semi-Positive Definite (SPD) system matrix. Modified. Reference saved. * @return If the matrix can be decomposed. Will always return false of not SPD. */ @Override public boolean setA(DMatrixRBlock A) { // Extract a lower triangular solution if( !decomposer.decompose(A) ) return false; blockLength = A.blockLength; return true; } @Override public /**/double quality() { return SpecializedOps_DDRM.qualityTriangular(decomposer.getT(null)); } /** * If X == null then the solution is written into B. Otherwise the solution is copied * from B into X. */ @Override public void solve(DMatrixRBlock B, DMatrixRBlock X) { if( B.blockLength != blockLength ) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unexpected blocklength in B."); DSubmatrixD1 L = new DSubmatrixD1(decomposer.getT(null)); if( X != null ) { if( X.blockLength != blockLength ) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unexpected blocklength in X."); if( X.numRows != L.col1 ) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Not enough rows in X"); } if( B.numRows != L.col1 ) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Not enough rows in B"); // L * L^T*X = B // Solve for Y: L*Y = B TriangularSolver_DDRB.solve(blockLength,false,L,new DSubmatrixD1(B),false); // L^T * X = Y TriangularSolver_DDRB.solve(blockLength,false,L,new DSubmatrixD1(B),true); if( X != null ) { // copy the solution from B into X MatrixOps_DDRB.extractAligned(B,X); } } @Override public void invert(DMatrixRBlock A_inv) { DMatrixRBlock T = decomposer.getT(null); if( A_inv.numRows != T.numRows || A_inv.numCols != T.numCols ) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unexpected number or rows and/or columns"); if( temp == null || temp.length < blockLength*blockLength ) temp = new double[ blockLength* blockLength ]; // zero the upper triangular portion of A_inv MatrixOps_DDRB.zeroTriangle(true,A_inv); DSubmatrixD1 L = new DSubmatrixD1(T); DSubmatrixD1 B = new DSubmatrixD1(A_inv); // invert L from cholesky decomposition and write the solution into the lower // triangular portion of A_inv // B = inv(L) TriangularSolver_DDRB.invert(blockLength,false,L,B,temp); // B = L^-T * B // todo could speed up by taking advantage of B being lower triangular // todo take advantage of symmetry TriangularSolver_DDRB.solveL(blockLength,L,B,true); } @Override public boolean modifiesA() { return decomposer.inputModified(); } @Override public boolean modifiesB() { return true; } @Override public CholeskyDecomposition_F64 getDecomposition() { return decomposer; } }




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