Package jline.lang

Class Metric

java.lang.Object
jline.lang.Metric
public class Metric extends Object
Constants for specifying a Metric

  • Field Details

    • type

      public String type

    • station

      public Station station

    • jobClass

      public JobClass jobClass

    • isDisabled

      public boolean isDisabled

  • Constructor Details

    • Metric

      public Metric()

    • Metric

      public Metric(NamedNodeMap attributes)

  • Method Details

    • getAlfa

      public double getAlfa()

    • getAnalyzedSamples

      public int getAnalyzedSamples()

    • getClassName

      public String getClassName()

    • getDiscardedSamples

      public int getDiscardedSamples()

    • getLowerLimit

      public double getLowerLimit()

    • getMaxSamples

      public int getMaxSamples()

    • getMeanValue

      public double getMeanValue()

    • getMetricType

      public MetricType getMetricType()

    • getNodeType

      public String getNodeType()

    • getPrecision

      public double getPrecision()

    • getStationName

      public String getStationName()

    • getUpperLimit

      public double getUpperLimit()

    • isSuccessful

      public boolean isSuccessful()

    • setClassName

      public void setClassName(String className)

    • setStationName

      public void setStationName(String stationName)

    • setMeanValue

      public void setMeanValue(double meanValue)
      Overwrites the mean. Needed by the JMVA reader, which must rescale a chain-level measure into the per-class value it stands for.

    • setMetricType

      public void setMetricType(MetricType metricType)
      Overwrites the metric type. The JMVA reader uses it to restate JMVA's "Residence time" as a per-visit response time once it has divided the value by the visit count.

    • setAnalyzedSamples

      public void setAnalyzedSamples(int analyzedSamples)
      Sets the analysed-sample count. JMVA is analytical and reports no sample counts, so its reader must stamp the saturated value: the consumer in SolverJMT.getResults() drops any closed-class metric whose analyzedSamples does not exceed the chain population, a JSIM sample-sufficiency test that would otherwise discard every analytical result. MATLAB writes Inf here for the same reason.

    • setNodeType

      public void setNodeType(String nodeType)
      Sets the node type ("station" or "region").