Util Directory Reference

Files
file	Cholesky.h [code]
	This code is based on the LU Decomposition code from Numerical Recipes (3rd Edition)
file	CircularBuffer.h [code]
file	ClassificationResult.h [code]
	The ClassificationResult class provides a data structure for storing the results of a classification test.
file	Metrics.h [code]
	This file contains the Metrics class, it can be used to compute common metrics such as accuracy, rms error, etc..
file	Observer.h [code]
file	PeakDetection.h [code]
file	Random.h [code]
file	RangeTracker.h [code]
	The RangeTracker can be used to keep track of the expected ranges that might occur in a dataset. These ranges can then be used to set the external ranges of a dataset for several of the GRT DataStructures.
file	TestInstanceResult.h [code]
	The TestInstanceResult class provides a data structure for storing the results of a classification or regression test instance.
file	TestResult.h [code]
	The TestResult class provides a data structure for storing the results of a classification or regression test.
file	ThreadPool.h [code]
	The ThreadPool class implements a flexible inteface for performing a large number of batch tasks. You need to build the GRT with GRT_CXX11_ENABLED, otherwise the ThreadPool class will be empty (as it requires C++11 support).
file	ThresholdCrossingDetector.h [code]
	This class implements a threshold crossing detector.
file	TimeSeriesClassificationSampleTrimmer.h [code]
	This class provides a useful tool to automatically trim timeseries data.
file	TrainingDataRecordingTimer.h [code]
	The TrainingDataRecordingTimer is a tool to help record your training data.
file	TrainingResult.h [code]
	The TrainingResult class provides a data structure for storing the results of a classification or regression training iteration.
file	Util.h [code]
	This file contains the Util class, a wrapper for a number of generic functions that are used throughout the GRT. This includes functions for scaling data, finding the minimum or maximum values in a double or UINT vector, etc. Many of these functions are static functions, which enables you to use them without having to create a new Util instance, for instance, you can directly call: Util::sleep( 1000 ); to use the sleep function.