Examples of ParameterBlock

com.google.code.appengine.awt.image.renderable.ParameterBlock
com.volantis.xml.pipeline.sax.impl.template.ParameterBlock
Values from parameter bindings or parameter defaults are always held in a parameter block. Parameters must be uniquely named within a given parameter block.
java.awt.image.renderable.ParameterBlock
A ParameterBlock encapsulates all the information about sources and parameters (Objects) required by a RenderableImageOp, or other classes that process images.
Although it is possible to place arbitrary objects in the source Vector, users of this class may impose semantic constraints such as requiring all sources to be RenderedImages or RenderableImage. ParameterBlock itself is merely a container and performs no checking on source or parameter types.
All parameters in a ParameterBlock are objects; convenience add and set methods are available that take arguments of base type and construct the appropriate subclass of Number (such as Integer or Float). Corresponding get methods perform a downward cast and have return values of base type; an exception will be thrown if the stored values do not have the correct type. There is no way to distinguish between the results of "short s; add(s)" and "add(new Short(s))".
Note that the get and set methods operate on references. Therefore, one must be careful not to share references between ParameterBlocks when this is inappropriate. For example, to create a new ParameterBlock that is equal to an old one except for an added source, one might be tempted to write:
```
 ParameterBlock addSource(ParameterBlock pb, RenderableImage im) { ParameterBlock pb1 = new ParameterBlock(pb.getSources()); pb1.addSource(im); return pb1; } 
```
This code will have the side effect of altering the original ParameterBlock, since the getSources operation returned a reference to its source Vector. Both pb and pb1 share their source Vector, and a change in either is visible to both.
A correct way to write the addSource function is to clone the source Vector:
```
 ParameterBlock addSource (ParameterBlock pb, RenderableImage im) { ParameterBlock pb1 = new ParameterBlock(pb.getSources().clone()); pb1.addSource(im); return pb1; } 
```
The clone method of ParameterBlock has been defined to perform a clone of both the source and parameter Vectors for this reason. A standard, shallow clone is available as shallowClone.
The addSource, setSource, add, and set methods are defined to return 'this' after adding their argument. This allows use of syntax like:
```
 ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock(); op = new RenderableImageOp("operation", pb.add(arg1).add(arg2)); 
```
org.jamesii.core.parameters.ParameterBlock
A parameter block. This is the central class for handling algorithm parameters. It is nested with sub-block of the same type, each of which is associated with a name (that has to be unique for the given parent block). Think of it as a tree with edge labels, and the edges of a parent to its child nodes all have to have distinct labels (names). The value of a parameter block can be any {@link Object}, but for distributed setups and storage it will be necessary to assign {@link Serializable} values only.Several get... methods have a static analogue in {@link ParameterBlocks} thattakes an additional {@link ParameterBlock} argument and is null-safe, i.e.returns something (usually null) if the block itself is null instead of throwing an exception. @author Jan Himmelspach @author Roland Ewald @see ParameterBlocks

Examples of java.awt.image.renderable.ParameterBlock

        Rectangle bounds = new Rectangle(image.getMinX(), image.getMinY(), image.getWidth(), image.getHeight());


        visibleRect = bounds.intersection(visibleRect);


        if (bounds.contains(visibleRect)) {
            ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock();
            pb.addSource(image);
            pb.add((float) visibleRect.x);
            pb.add((float) visibleRect.y);
            pb.add((float) visibleRect.width);
            pb.add((float) visibleRect.height);
            image = JAI.create("Crop", pb, JAIContext.noCacheHint);
        }


        Dimension previewSize = getSize();


        float scale = 1;
        if (visibleRect.width > previewSize.width || visibleRect.height > previewSize.height) {
            scale = Math.min(previewSize.width / (float) visibleRect.width, previewSize.height / (float) visibleRect.height);


            ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock();
            pb.addSource(image);
            pb.add(scale);
            pb.add(scale);
            image = JAI.create("Scale", pb, JAIContext.noCacheHint);
        }


        // avoid keeping references to the input image
        if (image instanceof RenderedOp) {
            RenderedOp ropImage = (RenderedOp) image;


            SampleModel sm = ropImage.getSampleModel().createCompatibleSampleModel(image.getWidth(), image.getHeight());


            WritableRaster wr = Raster.createWritableRaster(sm, new Point(ropImage.getMinX(), ropImage.getMinY()));
            ropImage.copyData(wr);
            image = new BufferedImage(ropImage.getColorModel(), wr.createWritableTranslatedChild(0, 0), false, null);
            ropImage.dispose();
        }


        /* image = Functions.toColorSpace(image, JAIContext.sRGBColorSpace, null);


        if (((PlanarImage) image).getSampleModel().getDataType() == DataBuffer.TYPE_USHORT)
            image = Functions.fromUShortToByte(image, null); */


        if (!colorMode && image.getColorModel().getNumColorComponents() == 3) {
            ICC_Profile profile = ((ICC_ColorSpace) (image.getColorModel().getColorSpace())).getProfile();


            if (!(profile instanceof ICC_ProfileRGB)) {
                image = Functions.toColorSpace(image, JAIContext.sRGBColorSpace, null);
                profile = ((ICC_ColorSpace) (image.getColorModel().getColorSpace())).getProfile();
            }


            ICC_ProfileRGB rgb_profile = (ICC_ProfileRGB) profile;


            ColorScience.ICC_ProfileParameters pp = new ColorScience.ICC_ProfileParameters(rgb_profile);


            double[][] transform = {
                {pp.W[0], pp.W[1], pp.W[2], 0}
            };


            ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock();
            pb.addSource(image);
            pb.add(transform);
            image = JAI.create("BandCombine", pb, JAIContext.noCacheHint); // Desaturate, single banded
        }


        return image;
    }

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Examples of java.awt.image.renderable.ParameterBlock

        }
        for (int i = colors[steps]; i < 256; i++) {
            lut[0][i] = lut[1][i] = lut[2][i] = (byte) colors[steps];
        }


        ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock();
        pb.addSource(image);
        pb.add(new LookupTableJAI(lut));


        return JAI.create("lookup", pb, JAIContext.noCacheHint);
    }

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Examples of java.awt.image.renderable.ParameterBlock

    private RenderedImage segment_bah(RenderedImage image) {
        image = Functions.fromByteToUShort(image, null);


        RenderingHints hints = new RenderingHints(JAI.KEY_BORDER_EXTENDER,
                                                  BorderExtender.createInstance(BorderExtender.BORDER_COPY));
        ParameterBlock pb = new ParameterBlock();
        pb.addSource(image);
        pb.add(4f);
        pb.add(20f);
        RenderedOp filtered = JAI.create("BilateralFilter", pb, hints);


        filtered = Functions.fromUShortToByte(filtered, null);


        RenderedImage result = new BufferedImage(image.getWidth(), image.getHeight(), BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY);

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Examples of org.jamesii.core.parameters.ParameterBlock


  @Override
  public ITaskRunner create(ParameterBlock params, Context context) {
    AdaptiveComputationTaskRunner asr = null;
    try {
      ParameterBlock policyParameters =
          ParameterBlocks.getSBOrDefault(params, POLICY,
              IntEstimDecFactory.class.getName());
      MinBanditPolicyFactory mbFac =
          SimSystem.getRegistry().getFactory(
              AbstractMinBanditPolicyFactory.class, policyParameters);

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