PDEOptPointData.hpp
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00042 
00043 #ifndef PDEOPT_POINTDATA_H
00044 #define PDEOPT_POINTDATA_H
00045 
00046 #include "Sundance.hpp"
00047 #include <fstream>
00048 
00049 
00050 namespace Sundance
00051 {
00052 /**
00053  * PointData is a utility class that helps create the Sundance objects required
00054  * to include point measurements in an inversion problem. 
00055  */
00056 class PointData 
00057 {
00058 public:
00059   /** Create a point data object given a set of sensor locations and
00060    * corresponding sensor readings */
00061   PointData(const Array<Point>& locations, const Array<double>& values,
00062     const double& pointComparisonTolerance);
00063 
00064   /** Create a point data object given a set of sensor locations and
00065    * a field to probe at those points */
00066   PointData(const Array<Point>& locations, const Expr& field,
00067     const double& pointComparisonTolerance);
00068 
00069   /** Read point data from an XML file */
00070   PointData(const XMLObject& xml, const Mesh& mesh);
00071 
00072     
00073 
00074   /** Return an expr that, when called at one of the measurement locations,
00075    * returns the value of the measurement there. */
00076   Expr sensorValues() const {return sensorVals_;}
00077 
00078   /** Return a cell filter that identifies the sensor points */
00079   CellFilter sensorLocations() const {return sensorLocations_;}
00080 
00081 
00082   /** Adjust a set of points to the nearest vertices on a mesh */
00083   static Array<Point> snapToMesh(const Mesh& mesh, const Array<Point>& locations) ;
00084 
00085   /** Find the vertex nearest to a specified point */
00086   static Point nearestMeshPoint(const Mesh& mesh, const Point& x);
00087     
00088     
00089 private:
00090   void init(const Array<Point>& locations, const Array<double>& values,
00091     const double& pointComparisonTolerance);
00092 
00093   Expr sensorVals_;
00094   CellFilter sensorLocations_;
00095 };
00096 
00097 
00098 
00099 /** 
00100  * Do lexigraphic comparison on points, including a bit of sloppiness 
00101  */
00102 class SloppyPointComparitor : public std::binary_function<Point, Point, bool>
00103 {
00104 public: 
00105   SloppyPointComparitor(const double& tol) : tol_(tol) {;}
00106 
00107   bool operator()(const Point& p1, const Point& p2) const ;
00108 private:
00109   double tol_;
00110 };
00111 
00112 
00113 /** 
00114  * This is a functor that allows the sensor readings to be obtained through
00115  * a Sundance user-defined expression.
00116  */
00117 class PointDataExprFunctor : public PointwiseUserDefFunctor0
00118 {
00119 public:
00120   /** */
00121   PointDataExprFunctor(const Array<Point>& locations, 
00122     const Array<double>& values,
00123     const double& pointComparisonTolerance);
00124 
00125   /** */
00126   virtual void eval0(const double* in, double* out) const ;
00127 
00128   /** */
00129   int numArgs() const {return dim_;}
00130 
00131 private:
00132   std::map<Point, double, SloppyPointComparitor> pointToValueMap_;
00133   int dim_;
00134 };
00135   
00136 /** 
00137  * This is a functor that allows a positional cell predicate to test
00138  * against the locations of the sensors.
00139  */
00140 class PointDataCellPredicateFunctor : public CellPredicateFunctorBase,
00141                                       public Playa::Handleable<CellPredicateFunctorBase>
00142 {
00143 public:
00144   /** */
00145   PointDataCellPredicateFunctor(const Array<Point>& locations, 
00146     const double& pointComparisonTolerance);
00147     
00148   /** */
00149   virtual bool operator()(const Point& x) const ;
00150 
00151   GET_RCP(CellPredicateFunctorBase);
00152 
00153 private:
00154   std::set<Point, SloppyPointComparitor> pointSet_;
00155 };
00156   
00157 
00158 }
00159 
00160 #endif

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