Class WeightedDegreeFloat<T extends Var>

java.lang.Object
org.jacop.floats.search.WeightedDegreeFloat<T>
Type Parameters:
T - type of variable being compared.
All Implemented Interfaces:
ComparatorVariable<T>

public class WeightedDegreeFloat<T extends Var> extends Object implements ComparatorVariable<T>
Defines a WeightedDegreeFloat comparator for Variables. Every time a constraint failure is encountered all variables within the scope of that constraints have increased weight. The comparator will choose the variable with the highest weight divided by its size.
Version:
4.8
  • Constructor Details

    • WeightedDegreeFloat

      private WeightedDegreeFloat()
    • WeightedDegreeFloat

      public WeightedDegreeFloat(Store store)
  • Method Details

    • compare

      public int compare(float left, T var)
      Description copied from interface: ComparatorVariable
      It compares the baseline metric to the variable metric.
      Specified by:
      compare in interface ComparatorVariable<T extends Var>
      Parameters:
      left - the baseline for comparison.
      var - variable which is compared to baseline.
      Returns:
      1 if metric is larger than variable, 0 if equal, -1 if baseline is smaller.
    • compare

      public int compare(T leftVar, T rightVar)
      Description copied from interface: ComparatorVariable
      It compares the metric of the left variable against the right one.
      Specified by:
      compare in interface ComparatorVariable<T extends Var>
      Parameters:
      leftVar - left variable
      rightVar - right variable
      Returns:
      1 if metric for left variable is greater, 0 is they are equal, -1 if smaller.
    • metric

      public float metric(T var)
      Description copied from interface: ComparatorVariable
      It returns the metric of the variable given according to the comparator.
      Specified by:
      metric in interface ComparatorVariable<T extends Var>
      Parameters:
      var - variable for which metric is computed.
      Returns:
      the metric of the variable according to the comparator.