#include <itkNumericTraits.h>
Collaboration diagram for itk::NumericTraits< T >:
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typedef T | ValueType |
typedef T | PrintType |
typedef T | AbsType |
typedef double | AccumulateType |
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T | NonpositiveMin () |
bool | IsPositive (T val) |
bool | IsNonpositive (T val) |
bool | IsNegative (T val) |
bool | IsNonnegative (T val) |
Static Public Attributes | |
const T | Zero |
const T | One |
NumericTraits is used to extend the traits associated with native types such as float, char, int, and so on. These traits are extensions of the standard <numeric_limits> defined by the C++ compilers. Some of the added traits include minimum and maximum value; accumulation type; etc.
Definition at line 40 of file itkNumericTraits.h.
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Return value of abs(). Definition at line 49 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Accumulation of addition and multiplication. Definition at line 52 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Return the type that can be printed. Definition at line 46 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Return the type of this native type. Definition at line 43 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Is a given value negative? * Definition at line 70 of file itkNumericTraits.h. References itk::NumericTraits< T >::Zero. |
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Is a given value nonnegative? * Definition at line 73 of file itkNumericTraits.h. References itk::NumericTraits< T >::Zero. |
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Is a given value nonpositive? * Definition at line 67 of file itkNumericTraits.h. References itk::NumericTraits< T >::Zero. |
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Is a given value positive? * Definition at line 64 of file itkNumericTraits.h. References itk::NumericTraits< T >::Zero. |
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Smallest (most nonpositive) value * Definition at line 61 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Multiplicative identity. Definition at line 58 of file itkNumericTraits.h. |
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Additive identity. Definition at line 55 of file itkNumericTraits.h. Referenced by itk::NumericTraits< T >::IsNegative(), itk::NumericTraits< T >::IsNonnegative(), itk::NumericTraits< T >::IsNonpositive(), and itk::NumericTraits< T >::IsPositive(). |