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FRODO Version 2.19.1
An open-source framework for Distributed Constraint Optimization (DCOP)
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Public Member Functions | |
| BinaryAssignment (Val ownValue, Val neighborValue) | |
| Constructor. | |
| Val | getOwnValue () |
| Val | neighborValue () |
| int | hashCode () |
Private Attributes | |
| Val | ownValue |
| The value of the sending variable. | |
| Val | neighborValue |
| The value of the receiving variable. | |
Static Private Attributes | |
| static final long | serialVersionUID = 250394009304944886L |
| Used for serialization. | |
| <Val> | type used for domain values |
| frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.BinaryAssignment< Val extends Addable< Val > >.BinaryAssignment | ( | Val | ownValue, |
| Val | neighborValue ) |
Constructor.
| ownValue | The value of the sending variable |
| neighborValue | The value of the receiving variable |
References neighborValue, and ownValue.
| Val frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.BinaryAssignment< Val extends Addable< Val > >.getOwnValue | ( | ) |
References ownValue.
Referenced by frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.MGM2< V extends Addable< V >, U extends Addable< U > >.VariableInfo< V extends Addable< V >, U extends Addable< U > >.calculateGain(), and frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.MGM2< V extends Addable< V >, U extends Addable< U > >.processOFFER().
| int frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.BinaryAssignment< Val extends Addable< Val > >.hashCode | ( | ) |
References neighborValue, and ownValue.
| Val frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.BinaryAssignment< Val extends Addable< Val > >.neighborValue | ( | ) |
References neighborValue.
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private |
The value of the receiving variable.
Referenced by BinaryAssignment(), frodo2.algorithms.localSearch.mgm.mgm2.MGM2< V extends Addable< V >, U extends Addable< U > >.VariableInfo< V extends Addable< V >, U extends Addable< U > >.calculateGain(), hashCode(), and neighborValue().
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private |
The value of the sending variable.
Referenced by BinaryAssignment(), getOwnValue(), and hashCode().
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staticprivate |
Used for serialization.