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BALL
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| class | BALL::AnisotropyShiftProcessor |
| class | BALL::ClearShiftProcessor |
| class | BALL::EFShiftProcessor |
| class | BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor |
| struct | BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::Option |
| Option names. More... | |
| struct | BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::Default |
| Default values for options. More... | |
| class | BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::PropertiesForShift_ |
| class | BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::ShiftHyperSurface_ |
| class | BALL::HaighMallionShiftProcessor |
| class | BALL::HBondShiftProcessor |
| class | BALL::JohnsonBoveyShiftProcessor |
| struct | BALL::JohnsonBoveyShiftProcessor::Ring |
| class | BALL::RandomCoilShiftProcessor |
| Enumerator | |
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| REAL__REAL | |
| REAL__DISCRETE | |
| DISCRETE__REAL | |
| DISCRETE__DISCRETE | |
| CHI__REAL | |
| REAL__CHI | |
| CHI__DISCRETE | |
| DISCRETE__CHI | |
| CHI__CHI | |
| SINGLE__REAL | |
| SINGLE__DISCRETE | |
| SINGLE__CHI | |
Definition at line 291 of file empiricalHSShiftProcessor.h.
| BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::ShiftHyperSurface_::ShiftHyperSurface_ | ( | int | verbosity = EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::VERBOSITY_LEVEL_CRITICAL | ) |
| BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::ShiftHyperSurface_::ShiftHyperSurface_ | ( | String | filename, |
| String | atomtype, | ||
| String | firstproperty, | ||
| String | secondproperty, | ||
| int | verbosity = EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::VERBOSITY_LEVEL_CRITICAL |
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| throw | ( | Exception::FileNotFound | |
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Destructor.
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Definition at line 360 of file empiricalHSShiftProcessor.h.
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Method to check if the hypersurface is valid.
hypersurface is invalid. Definition at line 357 of file empiricalHSShiftProcessor.h.
| float BALL::EmpiricalHSShiftProcessor::ShiftHyperSurface_::operator() | ( | PropertiesForShift_ & | properties | ) |
Method to evaluate the empirical hypersurface given the properties of an atom. In case of a SINGLE__?? property type, the property type string works as first accessor. If only one factor is out of bounds {/tt FLOAT_VALUE_NA} or {/tt STRING_VALUE_NA}, we return the all-values average. (We tried to simulate the SHIFTX behaviour)
If one of the property values is set to { /tt FLOAT_VALUE_IGNORE}, zero is returned.
1.8.8