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eoOpContainer is a base class for the sequential and proportional selectors It takes care of wrapping the other operators, and deleting stuff that it has allocated More...
#include <eoOpContainer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| eoOpContainer () | |
| Ctor: nothing much to do. | |
| virtual | ~eoOpContainer (void) |
| Dtor: delete all the GenOps created when wrapping simple ops. | |
| virtual unsigned | max_production (void) |
| for memory management (doesn't have to be very precise | |
| void | add (eoOp< EOT > &_op, double _rate) |
| Add an operator to the container, also give it a rate. | |
| virtual std::string | className () const =0 |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::vector< double > | rates |
| std::vector< eoGenOp< EOT > * > | ops |
Private Attributes | |
| eoFunctorStore | store |
| unsigned | max_to_produce |
eoOpContainer is a base class for the sequential and proportional selectors It takes care of wrapping the other operators, and deleting stuff that it has allocated
Warning: all operators are added together with a rate (double) However, the meaning of this rate will be different in the differnet instances of eoOpContainer: an ***absolute*** probability in the sequential version, and a ***relative*** weight in the proportional version
Definition at line 44 of file eoOpContainer.h.
| void eoOpContainer< EOT >::add | ( | eoOp< EOT > & | _op, |
| double | _rate | ||
| ) | [inline] |
Add an operator to the container, also give it a rate.
(sidenote, it's much less hairy since I added the wrap_op is used)
Definition at line 65 of file eoOpContainer.h.