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#ifndef SEISCOMP_MATH_WINDOWFUNC_H
#define SEISCOMP_MATH_WINDOWFUNC_H
#include <seiscomp/core/baseobject.h>
#include <seiscomp/core/typedarray.h>
#include <seiscomp/core.h>
#include <vector>
namespace Seiscomp {
namespace Math {
template <typename TYPE>
class SC_SYSTEM_CORE_API WindowFunc : public Core::BaseObject {
public:
virtual ~WindowFunc();
public:
/**
* @brief Applies the window function to the given data
* @param n Number of samples
* @param inout The data vector where each sample is multiplied with
* the respective sample of the window function.
* @param width The width of the window function. The default is 0.5
* which means 50% at either side. 0.1 would mean that the
* left half of the window function is applied on 10% of
* the left portion of the data vector and the right half
* of the window function is applied on the right 10% of
* the data vector. The value is clipped into range [0,0.5].
*/
void apply(int n, TYPE *inout, double width = 0.5) const;
/**
* @brief Applies the window function to the given data
* @param inout The data vector where each sample is multiplied with
* the respective sample of the window function.
* @param width The width of the window function. The default is 0.5
* which means 50% at either side. 0.1 would mean that the
* left half of the window function is applied on 10% of
* the left portion of the data vector and the right half
* of the window function is applied on the right 10% of
* the data vector. The value is clipped into range [0,0.5].
*/
void apply(std::vector<TYPE> &inout, double width = 0.5) const;
/**
* @brief Applies the window function to the given data
* @param inout The data array where each sample is multiplied with
* the respective sample of the window function.
* @param width The width of the window function. The default is 0.5
* which means 50% at either side. 0.1 would mean that the
* left half of the window function is applied on 10% of
* the left portion of the data vector and the right half
* of the window function is applied on the right 10% of
* the data vector. The value is clipped into range [0,0.5].
*/
void apply(TypedArray<TYPE> &inout, double width = 0.5) const;
/**
* @brief Applies the window function to the given data
* @param inout The data array where each sample is multiplied with
* the respective sample of the window function.
* @param width The width of the window function. The default is 0.5
* which means 50% at either side. 0.1 would mean that the
* left half of the window function is applied on 10% of
* the left portion of the data vector and the right half
* of the window function is applied on the right 10% of
* the data vector. The value is clipped into range [0,0.5].
*/
void apply(TypedArray<TYPE> *inout, double width = 0.5) const;
//! Apply methods for non-symmetric window lengths.
void apply(int n, TYPE *inout, double left, double right) const;
void apply(std::vector<TYPE> &inout, double left, double right) const;
void apply(TypedArray<TYPE> &inout, double left, double right) const;
void apply(TypedArray<TYPE> *inout, double left, double right) const;
protected:
/**
* @brief Applies the window function to the given data. This method has
* to be implemented by derived classes. It is called by all
* apply variants.
* @param n Number of samples
* @param inout The data vector where each sample is multiplied with
* the respective sample of the window function.
* @param left The width of the window function at the left side.
* The default is 0.5 which means 50% at the left side.
* 0.1 would mean that the left half of the window function
* is applied on 10% of the left portion of the data vector.
* The value is clipped into range [0,0.5].
* @param right The width of the window function at the right side
* respectively.
*/
virtual void process(int n, TYPE *inout,
double left = 0.5,
double right = 0.5) const = 0;
private:
void checkAndProcess(int n, TYPE *inout,
double left = 0.5,
double right = 0.5) const;
};
}
}
#endif