When adding all numerical matrix elements for a scalar result such as summation, the interpreter wants to separate the first non-zero value with the rest of the summed values. More...

#include <scmatrix.hxx>

Public Member Functions
	IterateResult (double fFirst, double fRest, size_t nCount)

Public Attributes
double	mfFirst

double	mfRest

size_t	mnCount

Detailed Description

When adding all numerical matrix elements for a scalar result such as summation, the interpreter wants to separate the first non-zero value with the rest of the summed values.

This is necessary for better numerical stability, unless we sort all by absolute values before summing (not really an option) or use another algorithm, e.g. Kahan's summation algorithm, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kahan_summation_algorithm

Definition at line 143 of file scmatrix.hxx.