Uses of Package
data

Packages that use data
data Provides classes for handling sets of double-valued input-output data. 
iterator Provides iterator classes. 
model Provides classes that handle various kinds of approximation models, data fits, and so on. 
problem Provides classes to create, modify and use various kinds of optimization problems using objective functions and inequality constraints. 
 

Classes in data used by data
DataBlock
          A class for holding a block of data.
DataHandler
          A class to handle sets of input-output data.
DataListener
          Objects supporting this interface can be added as listeners to DataHandlers, and thus be notified whenever data is added or removed to a DataHandler.
DataPoint
          Class to store an input-output pair, called a DataPoint.
 

Classes in data used by iterator
DataBlock
          A class for holding a block of data.
DataListener
          Objects supporting this interface can be added as listeners to DataHandlers, and thus be notified whenever data is added or removed to a DataHandler.
DataPoint
          Class to store an input-output pair, called a DataPoint.
DataPointComparer
          One way of comparing DataPoints: This implementation assumes that the first output of a DataPoint corresponds to an problem objective and the other outputs correspond to constraint violations.
OptimizationDataHandler
          Extends DataHandler by supporting a OptimizationDataHandler.getBestDesign() method: automatically orders DataPoints as they are added, using a DataPointComparer.
 

Classes in data used by model
DataBlock
          A class for holding a block of data.
DataListener
          Objects supporting this interface can be added as listeners to DataHandlers, and thus be notified whenever data is added or removed to a DataHandler.
DataPoint
          Class to store an input-output pair, called a DataPoint.
 

Classes in data used by problem
DataBlock
          A class for holding a block of data.
DataPoint
          Class to store an input-output pair, called a DataPoint.