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#include "utilities/numberSeq.hpp"

// HDR sequence stores the low-resolution high-dynamic-range values.

// It does so by maintaining the double array, where first array defines

// the magnitude of the value being stored, and the second array maintains

// the low resolution histogram within that magnitude. For example, storing

// 4.352819 * 10^3 increments the bucket _hdr[3][435]. This allows for

// memory efficient storage of huge amount of samples.

//

// Accepts positive numbers only.

class HdrSeq: public NumberSeq {

private:

  enum PrivateConstants {

    ValBuckets = 512,

    MagBuckets = 24,

    MagMinimum = -12,

  };

  int** _hdr;

public:

  HdrSeq();

  ~HdrSeq();

  virtual void add(double val);

  double percentile(double level) const;

};

// Binary magnitude sequence stores the power-of-two histogram.

// It has very low memory requirements, and is thread-safe. When accuracy

// is not needed, it is preferred over HdrSeq.

class BinaryMagnitudeSeq {

private:

  size_t  _sum;

  size_t* _mags;

public:

  BinaryMagnitudeSeq();

  ~BinaryMagnitudeSeq();

  void add(size_t val);

  size_t num() const;

  size_t level(int level) const;

  size_t sum() const;

  int min_level() const;

  int max_level() const;

};