DiFipp/include/GenericFilter.h

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#pragma once
#include "type_checks.h"
#include "typedefs.h"
#include <stddef.h>
#include <string>
namespace fratio {
/*! \brief Low-level filter.
*
* It creates the basic and common functions of all linear filter that can written as a digital filter.
* This class can not be instantiated directly.
*
* \warning In Debug mode, all functions may throw if a filter is badly initialized.
* This not the case in Realese mode.
*
* \tparam T Floating type.
*/
template <typename T>
class GenericFilter {
static_assert(std::is_floating_point<T>::value && !std::is_const<T>::value, "Only accept non-complex floating point types.");
public:
/*! \brief Get the meaning of the filter status.
* \param status Filter status to get the meaning from.
* \return The meaning.
*/
static std::string filterStatus(FilterStatus status);
public:
/*! \brief Filter a new data.
*
* This function is practical for online application that does not know the whole signal in advance.
* \param data New data to filter.
* \return Filtered data.
*/
T stepFilter(const T& data);
/*! \brief Filter a signal.
*
* Filter all data given by the signal.
* \param data Signal.
* \return Filtered signal.
*/
vectX_t<T> filter(const vectX_t<T>& data);
/*! \brief Filter a signal and store in a user-defined Eigen vector.
*
* Useful if the length of the signal is known in advance.
* \param[out] results Filtered signal.
* \param data Signal.
* \return False if vector's lengths do not match.
*/
bool getFilterResults(Eigen::Ref<vectX_t<T>> results, const vectX_t<T>& data);
/*! \brief Reset the data and filtered data. */
void resetFilter();
/*! \brief Get digital filter coefficients.
*
* It will automatically resize the given vectors.
* \param[out] aCoeff Denominator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
* \param[out] bCoeff Numerator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
*/
void getCoeffs(vectX_t<T>& aCoeff, vectX_t<T>& bCoeff) const;
/*! \brief Return the current filter status. */
FilterStatus status() const noexcept { return m_status; }
/*! \brief Return the order the denominator polynome order of the filter. */
Eigen::Index aOrder() const noexcept { return m_aCoeff.size(); }
/*! \brief Return the order the numerator polynome order of the filter. */
Eigen::Index bOrder() const noexcept { return m_bCoeff.size(); }
protected:
/*! \brief Default uninitialized constructor. */
GenericFilter() = default;
/*! \brief Constructor.
* \param aCoeff Denominator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
* \param bCoeff Numerator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
*/
GenericFilter(const vectX_t<T>& aCoeff, const vectX_t<T>& bCoeff);
/*! \brief Default destructor. */
virtual ~GenericFilter() = default;
/*! \brief Set the new coefficients of the filters.
*
* It awaits a universal reference.
* \param aCoeff Denominator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
* \param bCoeff Numerator coefficients of the filter in decreasing order.
*/
template <typename T2>
void setCoeffs(T2&& aCoeff, T2&& bCoeff);
/*! \brief Normalized the filter coefficients such that aCoeff(0) = 1. */
void normalizeCoeffs();
/*! \brief Check for bad coefficients.
*
* Set the filter status to ready is everything is fine.
* \param aCoeff Denominator coefficients of the filter.
* \param bCoeff Numerator coefficients of the filter.
* \return True if the filter status is set on READY.
*/
bool checkCoeffs(const vectX_t<T>& aCoeff, const vectX_t<T>& bCoeff);
protected:
FilterStatus m_status; /*!< Filter status */
private:
vectX_t<T> m_aCoeff; /*!< Denominator coefficients of the filter */
vectX_t<T> m_bCoeff; /*!< Numerator coefficients of the filter */
vectX_t<T> m_filteredData; /*!< Last set of filtered data */
vectX_t<T> m_rawData; /*!< Last set of non-filtered data */
};
} // namespace fratio
#include "GenericFilter.tpp"