stella.xml
Class PriorityMerit
java.lang.Object
util.PropertyContainer
util.PropertyResources
util.PropertyBundles
stella.AbstractMerit
stella.xml.PriorityMerit
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Serializable, Cloneable, Meriting, Initializable, LocalizedSupplying, PropertySupplying, ResourceSupplying
public class PriorityMerit
- extends AbstractMerit
A simple priority merit. It uses two scaling parameters, KEY_IMPACT
and KEY_STRETCH that can be overriden in the xml-definition.
The user must provide a KEY_PRIORITY that should be a simple
integer. Smaller numbers means higher priority.
The formula used for this merit is
merit(t) = k·ef·p
Here, k is the KEY_IMPACT factor, while f is the
KEY_STRETCH. The priority comes in with p. Note that this
merit is not time dependant. Its range is between zero and positive
infinity.
As a rule of thumb consider using priorities from ten up for engineering
groups, below ten for science groups.
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
|
Field Summary |
private static double |
DEFIMPACT
Default value for the priority impact. |
private static double |
DEFSTRETCH
Default value for the priority stretch. |
static String |
KEY_IMPACT
The key linked to the impact of the priority merit. |
static String |
KEY_PRIORITY
The key linked to the priority of the target. |
static String |
KEY_STRETCH
The key linked to the stretching factor of the priority. |
| Methods inherited from class util.PropertyResources |
createFrom, createFrom, createFrom, getApplet, getAsResources, getLocalClassLoader, getPropertiesToKey, getPropertiesToKey, getResource, getResourceAsStream, getResourceFromKey, getResources, init, keyCreate, keyCreate, reload, setApplet |
| Methods inherited from class util.PropertyContainer |
augment, augment, augment, defaultBoolean, defaultChar, defaultDouble, defaultFloat, defaultInt, defaultLong, defaultObject, defaultObject, defaultProperties, defaultProperty, getAsBoolean, getAsChar, getAsDouble, getAsEnums, getAsFloat, getAsInt, getAsList, getAsLong, getAsMap, getAsMap, getAsObject, getAsObject, getProperties, getProperty, has, isNew, parseObject, reload, removeProperty, rescanned, setObject, setProperties, setProperty, stringProperties, toString |
| Methods inherited from interface util.PropertySupplying |
defaultBoolean, defaultChar, defaultDouble, defaultFloat, defaultInt, defaultLong, defaultObject, defaultObject, defaultProperties, defaultProperty, getAsBoolean, getAsChar, getAsDouble, getAsFloat, getAsInt, getAsList, getAsLong, getAsMap, getAsObject, getAsObject, getProperties, getProperty, has, parseObject, removeProperty, setObject, setProperty, stringProperties |
KEY_IMPACT
public static final String KEY_IMPACT
- The key linked to the impact of the priority merit.
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- Constant Field Values
KEY_STRETCH
public static final String KEY_STRETCH
- The key linked to the stretching factor of the priority.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
KEY_PRIORITY
public static final String KEY_PRIORITY
- The key linked to the priority of the target.
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- Constant Field Values
DEFIMPACT
private static final double DEFIMPACT
- Default value for the priority impact.
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- Constant Field Values
DEFSTRETCH
private static final double DEFSTRETCH
- Default value for the priority stretch.
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- Constant Field Values
PriorityMerit
public PriorityMerit(Map prop)
- Constructs a new priority merit. This constructor should never be used
directly, create a priority merit with the
AbstractMerit.createMerit(java.util.Map)
method. This create method also takes care of proper argument
overloading, while normal construction always uses default values.
The default values for the KEY_STRETCH and the
KEY_IMPACT factors are set.
getMerit
public double getMerit(ParameterClustering set,
TargetDefinition target,
Collection ignore,
long dummy)
- Calculates the priority merit stemming from the target priority. Note
that this merit does not need any of the current parameter values or
of the target definition handed over. All its paramters are set
during the
AbstractMerit.createMerit(java.util.Map) creation.
- Parameters:
set - Current observing conditions.target - The actual target.ignore - The list of targetes relevant to the actual target.dummy - The relevant time span in ms.