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Packages that use Polynomial | |
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com.softsynth.jmsl.util |
Uses of Polynomial in com.softsynth.jmsl.util |
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Methods in com.softsynth.jmsl.util that return Polynomial | |
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static Polynomial |
Polynomial.minus(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Subtract polynomial from another. |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.mult(double scaler,
Polynomial p1)
Multiply a Polynomial by a scaler |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.mult(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Multiply two Polynomials |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.plus(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Add two polynomials together |
static Polynomial |
HarmonicPolynomial.T(int order)
Calculates non-DC Chebyshev polynomial of specified integer order. |
static Polynomial |
ChebyshevPolynomial.T(int order)
Calculates Chebyshev polynomial of specified integer order. |
static Polynomial |
HarmonicPolynomial.TRecurse(int order)
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static Polynomial |
ChebyshevPolynomial.TRecurse(int order)
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Methods in com.softsynth.jmsl.util with parameters of type Polynomial | |
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static Polynomial |
Polynomial.minus(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Subtract polynomial from another. |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.mult(double scaler,
Polynomial p1)
Multiply a Polynomial by a scaler |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.mult(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Multiply two Polynomials |
static Polynomial |
Polynomial.plus(Polynomial p1,
Polynomial p2)
Add two polynomials together |
Constructors in com.softsynth.jmsl.util with parameters of type Polynomial | |
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ChebyshevTableData(Polynomial cheb,
int numFrames)
Constructor which fills short[numFrames] with Chebyshev data -1..1 scaled to short Note that any Polynomial can plug in here, just make sure output is -1..1 when input ranges from -1..1 |
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PolynomialTableData(Polynomial poly,
int numFrames)
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PolynomialTableData(Polynomial poly,
int numFrames,
boolean renormalize)
Constructor which fills double[numFrames] with polynomial data -1..1 numFrames should be an odd number (1024 + 1 is a good table size for example!) Note that any Polynomial can plug in here, just make sure output is -1..1 when input ranges from -1..1 |
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