Response - PUBLIC METHODS

Response();

Creates an order-one response of 100 points and time increment equal to 1.

Response(double **data, int order, int size, double scale);

Allocates responses up to order, plus another vector for the sum of the responses of all orders, and copies the data from the input matrix.

Parameters

Response(const Response &);

Copy constructor. Implicitly called when initializating in declarations.

~Response();

Destruction of the object unallocates the memory reserved for the data.

Response & operator=(const Response &);

Assignment of responses.

Signal operator[](const int index);

Retrieves the response of a given order, as indicated by the index. For example:

             Signal sig;            // Creates a Signal object
             Response res;          // Creates a default response

             sig=res[0];            // Sum of the responses of all orders
             sig=res[1];            // Response of first order

If the index is negative or exceeds the order, the program terminates.

Parameter

void WriteToTextFile(const char *name);

Writes the response of all orders to a text file of the form:

If the file cannot be created, the program terminates.

Parameter

int GetOrder();

Retrieves the order of the response, i.e. the number of responses of different orders that form the object.

int GetSize();

Retrieves the number of discrete-time points of the responses.

double GetTimeInc();

Retrieves the time increment used for discretizing the responses.

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Monday, 04-Mar-2013 11:58:25 CET