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package org.tensorics.core.iterable.operations;
import static com.google.common.collect.Iterables.isEmpty;
import org.tensorics.core.math.ExtendedField;
import org.tensorics.core.scalar.lang.ScalarSupport;
/**
* An operation that takes and iterable of a certain type of values (for which a field has to be provided) and
* calculates the rms (Root mean square) out of it.
*
* For the definition of the root mean square, have a look at wikipedia.
*
* @author kfuchsbe
* @param the type of the scalars (elements of the field on which the rms will be based)
*/
public class IterableRms extends ScalarSupport implements IterableOperation {
private final IterableSumOfSquares sumOfSquares;
private final IterableSize size;
public IterableRms(ExtendedField field) {
super(field);
this.sumOfSquares = new IterableSumOfSquares<>(field);
this.size = new IterableSize<>(field);
}
@Override
public V apply(Iterable values) {
if (isEmpty(values)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("r.m.s. of empty value set is not possible.");
}
return squareRootOf(calculate(sumOfSquares.apply(values)).dividedBy(size.apply(values)));
}
}