svmfusvmtypes.h

This is SvmFu, a package for training and testing support vector machines (SVMs). It s written in C

//     This is a part of the SvmFu library, a library for training
//     Support Vector Machines.
//     Copyright (C) 2000  rif and MIT
//
//     Contact: [e-mail]

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// Define all of your support data and kernel value types here.
// by [e-mail]

// WARNING!  There could be nasty side effects of including this
// file if the 'IterateTypes' symbol is defined when you didn't 
// expect it to be.  Just a heads-up.. 

#ifndef SVMFU_SVM_TYPE_HEADER
#define SVMFU_SVM_TYPE_HEADER

// This file defines all of the types supported by SvmFu,
// in "data element type / kernel value type" pairs.  
// To add a new type:  Define "DATATYPEn" and "KERNTYPEn" here,
// where "n" ranges from 1 to 8:
// (types can be char, short, int, long, float, or double)

#define DATATYPE1 int
#define KERNTYPE1 int

#define DATATYPE2 float
#define KERNTYPE2 float

#define DATATYPE3 double
#define KERNTYPE3 double

#define DATATYPE4 int
#define KERNTYPE4 float

// #define DATATYPE5 your-desired-type
// #define KERNTYPE5 your-desired-type

#endif // SVMFU_SVM_TYPE_HEADER

// To automatically iterate through these types in code,
// define the symbol "IterateTypes(datatype,kerntype)" and
// #include this file again.  For example,
//
// #define IterateTypes(datatype,kerntype) 
//   printf("I support data type %s with kern type %s\n",#datatype,#kerntype);
// #include "SvmFuSvmTypes.h"
//
// The '#include "SvmFuSvmTypes.h"' line will be replaced with 'n' copies
// of the IterateTypes code, where 'n' is the number of data pairs defined.
// See the end of src/lib/SvmFuSvmBase.cpp for an example of this.

#ifdef IterateTypes
// so that tokenizing works, we need to go through an intermediate
// (don't worry about it)
#define __IterateTypes(a,b) IterateTypes(a,b)

#ifdef DATATYPE1
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE1,KERNTYPE1)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE2
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE2,KERNTYPE2)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE3
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE3,KERNTYPE3)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE4
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE4,KERNTYPE4)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE5
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE5,KERNTYPE5)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE6
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE6,KERNTYPE6)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE7
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE7,KERNTYPE7)
#endif

#ifdef DATATYPE8
__IterateTypes(DATATYPE8,KERNTYPE8)
#endif

#undef __IterateTypes
#undef IterateTypes

#endif // IterateTypes