Blueprint for interpolating a cubic polynomial between end point conditions. More...

#include <polynomial.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for ecl::blueprints::CubicDerivativeInterpolation:

Public Types
typedef ecl::CubicPolynomial	base_type
	Abstract representation of the class to be instantiated/configured.
Public Member Functions
void	apply (ecl::CubicPolynomial &polynomial) const
	Apply the blueprint to configure an existing object.
	CubicDerivativeInterpolation (const double x_i, const double y_i, const double ydot_i, const double x_f, const double y_f, const double ydot_f)
	Constructor that properly configures/initialises the blueprint.
ecl::CubicPolynomial	instantiate ()
	Instantiate a copy of the object that is blueprinted.
virtual	~CubicDerivativeInterpolation ()
Private Attributes
double	x_final
double	x_initial
double	y_final
double	y_initial
double	ydot_final
double	ydot_initial

Detailed Description

Blueprint for interpolating a cubic polynomial between end point conditions.

Blueprint for interpolating a cubic polynomial between two end point conditions. That is, the resulting polynomial y(x) should satisfy the following conditions:

   y(x_i)  = y_i
   y(x_f)  = y_f
   y'(x_i) = y'_i
   y'(x_f) = y'_f

See also:: Polynomial.

Definition at line 591 of file polynomial.hpp.

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef ecl::CubicPolynomial ecl::blueprints::CubicDerivativeInterpolation::base_type

Abstract representation of the class to be instantiated/configured.

Definition at line 596 of file polynomial.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ecl::blueprints::CubicDerivativeInterpolation::CubicDerivativeInterpolation	(	const double	x_i,
		const double	y_i,
		const double	ydot_i,
		const double	x_f,
		const double	y_f,
		const double	ydot_f
	)		`[inline]`

Constructor that properly configures/initialises the blueprint.

Constructor that accepts the boundary constraints used to generate the cubic.

Parameters:

x_i	: initial domain value.
y_i	: initial polynomial value.
ydot_i	: initial polynomial slope.
x_f	: final domain value.
y_f	: final polynomial value.
ydot_f	: final polynomial slope.