public class AstNe extends AstBinOp
| Constructor and Description |
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AstNe() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
categoricalOK()
Does it make sense to run this operation on a categorical variable ?
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ValFrame |
frame_op_scalar(Frame fr,
double d)
Auto-widen the scalar to every element of the frame
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double |
op(double l,
double r)
Override to express a basic math primitive
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double |
str_op(BufferedString l,
BufferedString r) |
java.lang.String |
str()
String representation of this Ast object in the Rapids language.
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apply, args, nargs, prim_applydescription, example, execasBytes, clone, copyOver, frozenType, read, readExternal, readJSON, reloadFromBytes, toJsonBytes, toJsonString, write, writeExternal, writeJSONpublic java.lang.String str()
AstRootAstPrimitives this is the name of the function; for
AstParameters this is either the name of the variable, or the
value of the numeric constant that the parameter represents. For more
complicated constructs such as AstExec or AstFunction
this method should return those objects as a Rapids string.public double op(double l,
double r)
AstBinOppublic ValFrame frame_op_scalar(Frame fr, double d)
AstBinOpframe_op_scalar in class AstBinOppublic boolean categoricalOK()
AstBinOpcategoricalOK in class AstBinOppublic double str_op(BufferedString l, BufferedString r)