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Configuration file for the mathematical solvers. More...
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Namespaces | |
namespace | blaze |
Namespace of the Blaze C++ math library. | |
namespace | blaze::solvers |
Namespace for the solvers module. | |
Variables | |
const size_t | blaze::solvers::maxIterations = 25000 |
Maximum number of iterations of the mathematical solvers.This value specifies the default maximum number of iteration steps the mathematical solvers are performing for a single LSE or LCP problem. The choice of the number of iteration steps is a consideration between the accuracy of the solution and the time to solution: for a large number of iteration steps, the solution will be more accurate, whereas a small number will be considerably faster to calculate. For instance, an important property of the PGS solver is that the convergence speed of the approximated solution is strongly decreasing with a larger number of time steps. In order to noticeably improve the solution, the maximum number of time steps has to be considerably increased. More... | |
const real | blaze::solvers::threshold = 5E-7 |
Residuum threshold for the LSE/LCP solution of the mathematical solvers.This value specifies the threshold for the residuum calculation during a solution of a single LSE or LCP problem. The calculation stops as soon as the approximated solution meets the specified threshold value. The choice of the threshold value is a consideration between the accuracy of the solution and the time to solution: for a small threshold value (e.g. ![]() ![]() | |
Configuration file for the mathematical solvers.
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