Configuration (data) class for the Bisection method. More...

#include <config.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for BisectionConfig:

Collaboration diagram for BisectionConfig:

Public Member Functions
	BisectionConfig (double tolerance, int max_iterations, bool aitken, std::function< double(double)> function, double initial_point, double final_point, bool verbose)
	Constructor for BisectionConfig.

Public Member Functions inherited from ConfigBase
virtual	~ConfigBase ()
	Virtual destructor required for downcasting objects to derived class types (using dynamic_cast).

Public Attributes
double	initial_point
	The initial point of the interval.

double	final_point
	The final point of the interval.

Public Attributes inherited from ConfigBase
Method	method
	The root-finding method to be used.

double	tolerance
	The tolerance for convergence.

int	max_iterations
	The maximum number of iterations allowed.

bool	aitken
	Indicates whether Aitken acceleration is enabled.

bool	verbose
	Indicates whether verbose output is enabled.

std::function< double(double)>	function
	The function for which the root is to be found.

Detailed Description

Configuration (data) class for the Bisection method.

This class extends ConfigBase and includes specific parameters for the Bisection method, such as the initial and final points of the interval.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BisectionConfig::BisectionConfig	(	double	tolerance,
		int	max_iterations,
		bool	aitken,
		std::function< double(double)>	function,
		double	initial_point,
		double	final_point,
		bool	verbose
	)

inline

Constructor for BisectionConfig.

Parameters

tolerance	The tolerance for convergence.
max_iterations	The maximum number of iterations allowed.
aitken	Indicates whether Aitken acceleration is enabled.
function	The function for which the root is to be found.
initial_point	The initial point of the interval.
final_point	The final point of the interval.

double BisectionConfig::final_point

The final point of the interval.

double BisectionConfig::initial_point

The initial point of the interval.

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