GaussFunction.h

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#include "Math/IParamFunction.h"
#include <cmath>


class GaussFunction : public ROOT::Math::IParamMultiGradFunction {

public:

   enum {
      kNPar = 3
   };

   GaussFunction(double _amp = 1, double _mean = 0, double _sigma = 1) {
      fParams[0] = _amp;
      fParams[1] = _mean;
      fParams[2] = _sigma;
      fLogAmp = std::log(_amp);
   }

   unsigned int NDim() const { return 1; }

   unsigned int NPar() const { return kNPar; }

   inline double amp()   const { return fParams[0]; }
   inline double logamp()   const { return fLogAmp; }
   inline double mean()  const { return fParams[1]; }
   inline double sigma() const { return fParams[2]; }

   const double * Parameters() const { return fParams; }

   void SetParameters(const double * p) { std::copy(p,p+kNPar,fParams); /* fLogAmp = std::log( p[0] ); */ }


   ROOT::Math::IMultiGenFunction * Clone() const { return new GaussFunction(amp(), mean(), sigma() ); }


   // implementing this is much faster
   double operator()(const double *x, const double * p) {
      double y = (x[0]-p[1])/p[2];
      return p[0]*std::exp(-0.5*y*y);
   }

   using  ROOT::Math::IParamMultiGradFunction::operator();

   void ParameterGradient(const double *x, const double * p, double * g) const {
      double a = p[0];
      double m = p[1];
      double s = p[2];
      double y = (x[0]- m )/s;
      g[0] = std::exp(-0.5*y*y);
      g[1] =  a *g[0]*y/s;
      g[2] = g[1]*y;
   }


private:


   double DoEvalPar(const double * x, const double * p) const {
      double a = p[0];
      double m = p[1];
      double s = p[2];
      double y = (x[0]-m)/s;
      return a*std::exp(-0.5*y*y);
   }

   double DoDerivative(const double *x, unsigned int icoord) const {
      (void)icoord;
      assert (icoord == 0);
      double dGdx = -(*this)(x) * (x[0]-mean())/(sigma()*sigma());
      return dGdx;
   }

   double DoParameterDerivative(const double *x, const double * p, unsigned int ipar) const {
      double grad[3];
      ParameterGradient(x, p, &grad[0] );
      return grad[ipar];
   }


   double fParams[kNPar];
   double fLogAmp;
};