public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
float[] args = new float[EvaluateTerms.Count];
for (int i = 0; i < EvaluateTerms.Count; i++)
{
args[i] = EvaluateTerms[i].Solve(assignments);
}
return(customFunction(args));
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
float Result = EvaluateTerms[0].Solve(assignments);
for (int i = 1; i < EvaluateTerms.Count; i++)
{
Result = (float)Math.Pow(Result, EvaluateTerms[i].Solve(assignments));
}
return(Result);
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
float Result = 0;
foreach (var item in EvaluateTerms)
{
Result += item.Solve(assignments);
}
return(Result);
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
if (assignments == null)
{
return(0);
}
if (assignments.Data.ContainsKey(variableName))
{
return(assignments.Data[variableName]);
}
return(0);
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
return(customFunction(EvaluateTerms[0].Solve(assignments)));
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
return(f);
}
public override float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments)
{
return((float)Math.Log(EvaluateTerms[1].Solve(assignments), EvaluateTerms[0].Solve(assignments)));
}
/// <summary> /// Tries to solve the function with a given set of variable assignements. Will log an error and/or return unexpected results if there are unassigned variables in the function /// </summary> /// <param name="assignments">The variable assignements, in which assignements for every unassigned variable in the function should be saved</param> /// <returns>The calculation result</returns> public abstract float Solve(FunctionSolver.VariableAssignments assignments);
