public class JulianDateFunctionExtremumIndicated extends JulianDateFunctionFinding
JulianDateFunctionExplorer that a function has a local extremum
 indicated by three samples.| Constructor and Description | 
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JulianDateFunctionExtremumIndicated(JulianDateFunctionExplorer explorer,
                                   JulianDateFunctionDetails function,
                                   JulianDate leftDate,
                                   double leftValue,
                                   JulianDate middleDate,
                                   double middleValue,
                                   JulianDate rightDate,
                                   double rightValue)
Initializes a new instance. 
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
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JulianDateFunctionExtremumFound | 
exploreExtremumForCrossing(JulianDateFunctionThresholdDetails closestThreshold,
                          JulianDateFunctionThresholdDetails furthestThreshold,
                          boolean[] converged)
Searches an extremum until either the precise date at which the function reaches its extremum is found, or it is
    determined that this extremum will not result in a crossing. 
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JulianDateFunctionExtremumFound | 
findPreciseExtremum()
Finds the precise date at which the function reaches its extremum. 
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JulianDateFunctionExplorer | 
getExplorer()
Gets the  
JulianDateFunctionExplorer that found this indicated extremum. | 
ExtremumType | 
getExtremumType()
Gets a value indicating whether the extremum is a minimum or maximum. 
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JulianDateFunctionDetails | 
getFunction()
Gets the function for which the extremum is indicated. 
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boolean | 
getIsEndpointExtremum()
Gets a value indicating whether or not this extremum occurred at one of the endpoints
    of an interval explored with  
JulianDateFunctionExplorer.explore(JulianDate,JulianDate). | 
JulianDate | 
getLeftDate()
Gets the left date. 
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FunctionSegmentSlope | 
getLeftSegmentSlope()
Gets the slope between the left and middle samples. 
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double | 
getLeftValue()
Gets the left function value. 
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JulianDate | 
getMiddleDate()
Gets the middle date. 
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double | 
getMiddleValue()
Gets the middle function value. 
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JulianDate | 
getRightDate()
Gets the right date. 
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FunctionSegmentSlope | 
getRightSegmentSlope()
Gets the slope between the middle and right samples. 
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double | 
getRightValue()
Gets the right function value. 
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public JulianDateFunctionExtremumIndicated(JulianDateFunctionExplorer explorer, JulianDateFunctionDetails function, @Nonnull JulianDate leftDate, double leftValue, @Nonnull JulianDate middleDate, double middleValue, @Nonnull JulianDate rightDate, double rightValue)
explorer - The explorer that found the indicated extremum.function - The function for which an extremum was identified.leftDate - The left date.leftValue - The left function value.middleDate - The middle date.middleValue - The middle function value.rightDate - The right date.rightValue - The right function value.public final JulianDateFunctionExplorer getExplorer()
JulianDateFunctionExplorer that found this indicated extremum.public final JulianDateFunctionDetails getFunction()
@Nonnull public final JulianDate getLeftDate()
public final double getLeftValue()
@Nonnull public final JulianDate getMiddleDate()
public final double getMiddleValue()
@Nonnull public final JulianDate getRightDate()
public final double getRightValue()
@Nonnull public final FunctionSegmentSlope getLeftSegmentSlope()
@Nonnull public final FunctionSegmentSlope getRightSegmentSlope()
@Nonnull public final ExtremumType getExtremumType()
public final boolean getIsEndpointExtremum()
JulianDateFunctionExplorer.explore(JulianDate,JulianDate).
    Endpoint extrema do not necessarily indicate places in the function have a derivative of zero,
    but they can still be global minima or maxima over the evaluation interval.@Nonnull public final JulianDateFunctionExtremumFound findPreciseExtremum()
@Nonnull public final JulianDateFunctionExtremumFound exploreExtremumForCrossing(JulianDateFunctionThresholdDetails closestThreshold, JulianDateFunctionThresholdDetails furthestThreshold, @Nonnull boolean[] converged)
Note that if the precise location of the extremum is not found due to it not being a candidate for a threshold crossing
    then a LocalExtremumFound (add / remove) event will not be fired.
closestThreshold - The threshold which is most likely to be crossed by this extremum, such that if this threshold is not crossed
    by the extremum no other threshold will be crossed.furthestThreshold - The threshold which is least likely to be crossed by this extremum, such that if this threshold is crossed
    by the extremum all other thresholds will be crossed.converged - This parameter will be set to true if returned extremum has converged, either because it resulted in a crossing or because
    it converged before it could be definitely determined to not be likely to cross the threshold.