Package de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.utilities.pairs

Pairs utility classes A number of commonly needed primitive pairs are the following: IntIntPair storing two int values DoubleIntPair storing one double and one int value.

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Class Summary

Class	Description
DoubleDoublePair	Pair storing two doubles.
DoubleIntPair	Pair storing an integer and a double.
DoubleObjPair<O>	Pair storing a native double value and an arbitrary object.
IntDoublePair	Pair storing an integer and a double.
IntIntPair	Pair storing two integers.
Pair<FIRST,SECOND>	Simple class wrapping two objects.

Package de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.utilities.pairs Description

Pairs utility classes

A number of commonly needed primitive pairs are the following:

• IntIntPair storing two int values
• DoubleIntPair storing one double and one int value.
• IntDoublePair storing one int and one double value.
• DoubleDoublePair storing two double values

Why no more Pair<A,B>?

• Because such pairs are expensive in Java when using primitive types.
• Because domain-specific code can often be optimized better by the HotSpot VM.