Package org.ejml.dense.block

Class TriangularSolver_DDRB

java.lang.Object
org.ejml.dense.block.TriangularSolver_DDRB
public class TriangularSolver_DDRB extends Object

Contains triangular solvers for DMatrixRBlock block aligned sub-matrices.

For a more detailed description of a similar algorithm see: Page 30 in "Fundamentals of Matrix Computations" 2nd Ed. by David S. Watkins or any description of a block triangular solver in any other computational linear algebra book.

  • Constructor Details

    • TriangularSolver_DDRB

      public TriangularSolver_DDRB()

  • Method Details

    • invert

      public static void invert(int blockLength, boolean upper, DSubmatrixD1 T, DSubmatrixD1 T_inv, @Nullable @Nullable GrowArray<DGrowArray> workspace)
      Inverts an upper or lower triangular block submatrix. Uses a row-oriented approach.
      Parameters:
      upper - Is it upper or lower triangular.
      T - Triangular matrix that is to be inverted. Must be block aligned. Not Modified.
      T_inv - Where the inverse is stored. This can be the same as T. Modified.
      workspace - Work space variable that is size blockLength*blockLength.

    • invert

      public static void invert(int blockLength, boolean upper, DSubmatrixD1 T, @Nullable @Nullable GrowArray<DGrowArray> workspace)
      Inverts an upper or lower triangular block submatrix. Uses a row oriented approach.
      Parameters:
      upper - Is it upper or lower triangular.
      T - Triangular matrix that is to be inverted. Overwritten with solution. Modified.
      workspace - Work space variable that is size blockLength*blockLength.

    • solve

      public static void solve(int blockLength, boolean upper, DSubmatrixD1 T, DSubmatrixD1 B, boolean transT)

      Performs an in-place solve operation on the provided block aligned sub-matrices.

      B = T-1 B

      where T is a triangular matrix. T or B can be transposed. T is a square matrix of arbitrary size and B has the same number of rows as T and an arbitrary number of columns.

      Parameters:
      blockLength - Size of the inner blocks.
      upper - If T is upper or lower triangular.
      T - An upper or lower triangular matrix. Not modified.
      B - A matrix whose height is the same as T's width. Solution is written here. Modified.

    • solveBlock

      public static void solveBlock(int blockLength, boolean upper, DSubmatrixD1 T, DSubmatrixD1 B, boolean transT, boolean transB)

      Performs an in-place solve operation where T is contained in a single block.

      B = T-1 B

      where T is a triangular matrix contained in an inner block. T or B can be transposed. T must be a single complete inner block and B is either a column block vector or row block vector.

      Parameters:
      blockLength - Size of the inner blocks in the block matrix.
      upper - If T is upper or lower triangular.
      T - An upper or lower triangular matrix that is contained in an inner block. Not modified.
      B - A block aligned row or column submatrix. Modified.
      transT - If T is transposed or not.
      transB - If B is transposed or not.

    • solveL

      public static void solveL(int blockLength, DSubmatrixD1 L, DSubmatrixD1 B, boolean transL)

      Solves lower triangular systems:

      B = L-1 B

      Reverse or forward substitution is used depending upon L being transposed or not.

      Parameters:
      L - Lower triangular with dimensions m by m. Not modified.
      B - A matrix with dimensions m by n. Solution is written into here. Modified.
      transL - Is the triangular matrix transposed?

    • solveR

      public static void solveR(int blockLength, DSubmatrixD1 R, DSubmatrixD1 B, boolean transR)

      Solves upper triangular systems:

      B = R-1 B

      Only the first B.numRows rows in R will be processed. Lower triangular elements are ignored.

      Reverse or forward substitution is used depending upon L being transposed or not.

      Parameters:
      R - Upper triangular with dimensions m by m. Not modified.
      B - A matrix with dimensions m by n. Solution is written into here. Modified.
      transR - Is the triangular matrix transposed?