LSBlackBoxContext Class¶
- class
Context of a black-box function.
Black-box contexts can be used to query and set properties of the associated black-box function.
If you known the bounds of the black-box function or if you know it cannot return a NaN value, we recommend you to specify it as LocalSolver is then able to improve its search process. But beware! If the evaluation of the function returns an unexpected value (like a value outside of the bounds), an exception will be thrown during the search.
See: LSExpression::getBlackBoxContext() Since: 9.5
Summary¶
getIntLowerBound |
Gets the lower bound of the black-box function. |
getIntUpperBound |
Gets the upper bound of the black-box function. |
getDoubleLowerBound |
Gets the lower bound of the black-box function. |
getDoubleUpperBound |
Gets the upper bound of the black-box function. |
isNanable |
Returns true if the function can return a NaN (Not a Number) value. |
getEvaluationLimit |
Returns the maximum number of black-box evaluations. |
setLowerBound |
Sets the lower bound of the black-box function. |
setUpperBound |
Sets the upper bound of the black-box function. |
setIntLowerBound |
Sets the lower bound of the black-box function. |
setIntUpperBound |
Sets the upper bound of the black-box function. |
setDoubleLowerBound |
Sets the lower bound of the black-box function. |
setDoubleUpperBound |
Sets the upper bound of the black-box function. |
setNanable |
Sets whether or not the function can return a NaN (Not a Number) value. |
setEvaluationLimit |
Sets the maximum number of evaluation of black-box evaluations. |
Functions¶
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lsint
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
getIntLowerBound
()¶
const Gets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function. By default, this property is set to
LONG_LONG_MIN
.Return: Lower bound of the black-box function.
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lsint
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
getIntUpperBound
()¶
const Gets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function. By default, this property is set to
LONG_LONG_MAX
.Return: Upper bound of the black-box function.
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lsdouble
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
getDoubleLowerBound
()¶
const Gets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. By default, this property is set to
-INFINITY
.Return: Lower bound of the black-box function.
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lsdouble
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
getDoubleUpperBound
()¶
const Gets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. By default, this property is set to
INFINITY
.Return: Upper bound of the black-box function.
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bool
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
isNanable
()¶
const Returns true if the function can return a NaN (Not a Number) value.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. By default this property is set to true.
Return: True if the function can return a NaN value.
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int
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
getEvaluationLimit
()¶
const Returns the maximum number of black-box evaluations.
By default, the maximum number of evaluations is set to the largest positive integer on 32 bits, that is 2^31-1 = 2,147,483,647 > 10^9.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setLowerBound
(lsint lowerBound)¶ Sets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling. This method has the same behaviour as LSBlackBoxContext#setIntLowerBound(lsint)
Parameters: lowerBound - Lower bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setLowerBound
(lsdouble lowerBound)¶ Sets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling. This method has the same behaviour as LSBlackBoxContext#setDoubleLowerBound(lsdouble)
Parameters: lowerBound - Lower bound of the function
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setUpperBound
(lsint upperBound)¶ Sets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling. This method has the same behaviour as LSBlackBoxContext#setIntUpperBound(lsint)
Parameters: upperBound - Upper bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setUpperBound
(lsdouble upperBound)¶ Sets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling. This method has the same behaviour as LSBlackBoxContext#setDoubleLowerBound(lsdouble)
Parameters: upperBound - Upper bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setIntLowerBound
(lsint lowerBound)¶ Sets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function.
Parameters: lowerBound - Lower bound of the function
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setIntUpperBound
(lsint upperBound)¶ Sets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is an integer function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling.
Parameters: upperBound - Upper bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setDoubleLowerBound
(lsdouble lowerBound)¶ Sets the lower bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function.
Parameters: lowerBound - Lower bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setDoubleUpperBound
(lsdouble upperBound)¶ Sets the upper bound of the black-box function.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling.
Parameters: upperBound - Upper bound of the function.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setNanable
(bool nanable)¶ Sets whether or not the function can return a NaN (Not a Number) value.
Only allowed if the black-box function is a double function. Only allowed in state S_Modeling.
Parameters: nanable - True if the function can return a NaN value, false otherwise.
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void
localsolver::LSBlackBoxContext
::
setEvaluationLimit
(int evaluationLimit)¶ Sets the maximum number of evaluation of black-box evaluations.
By default, the maximum number of evaluations is set to the largest positive integer on 32 bits, that is 2^31-1 = 2,147,483,647 > 10^9. Only allowed in state S_Stopped.