| FANN C# ArrayAccessor double | |
| ArrayAccessor | Provides fast access to an array of array of doubles |
| Functions and Properties | |
| Dispose | Destructs the accessor. |
| Item | |
| Get | |
| GetEnumerator | Returns an enumerator that can enumerate over the collection of DataAccessors |
| Array | Copies the Accessor’s array’s values to arrays and puts then in array |
| Count | The number of DataAccessors (arrays of doubles) this object holds |
Provides fast access to an array of array of doubles
Inherits from IAccessor when compiled with a target below .NET 4.5 (which is the default for the most compatibility). Inherits from IReadOnlyList when compiled with at or above .NET 4.5 to allow the user to take advantage of the multitude of extension methods on IReadOnlyList.
| Functions and Properties | |
| Dispose | Destructs the accessor. |
| Item | |
| Get | |
| GetEnumerator | Returns an enumerator that can enumerate over the collection of DataAccessors |
| Array | Copies the Accessor’s array’s values to arrays and puts then in array |
| Count | The number of DataAccessors (arrays of doubles) this object holds |
| index | The index of the array to return |
A DataAccessor that provides fast access to an array of doubles
Copies the Accessor’s array’s values to arrays and puts then in array
This is expensive. Consider using Get or array accessors <this>(e.g. accessor[i][j]) to get a specific value. To get a set of values you can use the array accessor <this>(e.g. accessor[i]) which you can then convert to an array using the DataAccessor::Array property.
An array with arrays of all of the accessor’s values