interpolatedcurve.hpp

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#ifndef quantlib_interpolated_curve_hpp
#define quantlib_interpolated_curve_hpp
 
#include <ql/math/interpolation.hpp>
#include <ql/time/date.hpp>
#include <ql/time/daycounter.hpp>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
 
namespace QuantLib {
 
 
    template <class Interpolator>
    class InterpolatedCurve {
      public:
        ~InterpolatedCurve() = default;
 
      protected:
 
        InterpolatedCurve(std::vector<Time> times,
                          std::vector<Real> data,
                          const Interpolator& i = Interpolator())
        : times_(std::move(times)), data_(std::move(data)), interpolator_(i) {}
 
        InterpolatedCurve(std::vector<Time> times,
                          const Interpolator& i = Interpolator())
        : times_(std::move(times)), data_(times_.size()), interpolator_(i) {}
 
        InterpolatedCurve(Size n,
                          const Interpolator& i = Interpolator())
        : times_(n), data_(n), interpolator_(i) {}
 
        InterpolatedCurve(const Interpolator& i = Interpolator())
        : interpolator_(i) {}
 
 
        InterpolatedCurve(const InterpolatedCurve& c)
        : times_(c.times_), data_(c.data_), interpolator_(c.interpolator_) {
            setupInterpolation();
        }
 
        InterpolatedCurve& operator=(const InterpolatedCurve& c) {
            times_ = c.times_;
            data_ = c.data_;
            interpolator_ = c.interpolator_;
            setupInterpolation();
            return *this;
        }
 
 
        InterpolatedCurve(InterpolatedCurve&& c) noexcept
        : times_(std::move(c.times_)), data_(std::move(c.data_)), interpolator_(std::move(c.interpolator_)) {
            setupInterpolation();
        }
 
        InterpolatedCurve& operator=(InterpolatedCurve&& c) noexcept {
            times_ = std::move(c.times_);
            data_ = std::move(c.data_);
            interpolator_ = std::move(c.interpolator_);
            setupInterpolation();
            return *this;
        }
 
 
        void setupTimes(const std::vector<Date>& dates,
                        Date referenceDate,
                        const DayCounter& dayCounter) {
            times_.resize(dates.size());
            times_[0] = dayCounter.yearFraction(referenceDate, dates[0]);
            for (Size i = 1; i < dates.size(); i++) {
                QL_REQUIRE(dates[i] > dates[i-1],
                           "dates not sorted: " << dates[i] << " passed after " << dates[i-1]);
 
                times_[i] = dayCounter.yearFraction(referenceDate, dates[i]);
                QL_REQUIRE(!close(this->times_[i], this->times_[i-1]),
                           "two passed dates (" << dates[i-1] << " and " << dates[i]
                           << ") correspond to the same time "
                           << "under this curve's day count convention (" << dayCounter << ")");
            }
        }
 
        void setupInterpolation() {
            interpolation_ = interpolator_.interpolate(times_.begin(),
                                                       times_.end(),
                                                       data_.begin());
        }
 
        mutable std::vector<Time> times_;
        mutable std::vector<Real> data_;
        mutable Interpolation interpolation_;
        Interpolator interpolator_;
        // Usually, the maximum date is the one corresponding to the
        // last node. However, it might happen that a bit of
        // extrapolation is used by construction; for instance, when a
        // curve is bootstrapped and the last relevant date for an
        // instrument is after the corresponding pillar.
        // We provide here a slot to store this information, so that
        // it's available to all derived classes (we should have
        // probably done the same with the dates_ vector, but moving
        // it here might not be entirely backwards-compatible).
        Date maxDate_;
    };
 
}
 
#endif