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	The resulting filter will apply existing filters <tt>Filter1</tt> and <tt>Filter2</tt> in sequence, such that the <tt>LinearCombination's</tt> input will be the input of <tt>Filter1</tt>, and its output will we the output of <tt>Filter2</tt>.		The resulting filter will apply existing filters <tt>Filter1</tt> and <tt>Filter2</tt> in sequence, such that the <tt>LinearCombination's</tt> input will be the input of <tt>Filter1</tt>, and its output will we the output of <tt>Filter2</tt>.

	'''NOTE:''' Due to existence of the [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter\|SubchainFilter]], the <tt>LinearCombination</tt> class is largely obsolete.		'''NOTE:''' Due to existence of the more general [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter\|SubchainFilter]], the <tt>LinearCombination</tt> class is largely obsolete.

	==Parameters==		==Parameters==

Mellinger: Created page with "==Function== Similar to `ParallelCombination`, the `LinearCombination` class is a template that takes as arguments two filter class names. The instantiated template is then a combined filter, and must be given its own class name by defining a struct that publicly inherits from the instantiated template: #include "FilterCombination.h" #include "Filter1.h" #include "Filter2.h" struct MyCombination : LinearC..."

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Created page with "==Function== Similar to <tt>ParallelCombination</tt>, the <tt>LinearCombination</tt> class is a template that takes as arguments two filter class names. The instantiated template is then a combined filter, and must be given its own class name by defining a struct that publicly inherits from the instantiated template: #include "FilterCombination.h" #include "Filter1.h" #include "Filter2.h" struct MyCombination : LinearC..."

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==Function==
Similar to [[Programming Reference:ParallelCombination|<tt>ParallelCombination</tt>]], the <tt>LinearCombination</tt> class is a template that takes as arguments two filter class names.
The instantiated template is then a combined filter, and must be given its own class name by defining a struct that publicly inherits from the instantiated template:

#include "FilterCombination.h"
#include "Filter1.h"
#include "Filter2.h"

struct MyCombination : LinearCombination<Filter1, Filter2> {};

The instantiated <tt>LinearCombination</tt> template may then be referred to as a filter with name <tt>MyCombination</tt>.

The resulting filter will apply existing filters <tt>Filter1</tt> and <tt>Filter2</tt> in sequence, such that the <tt>LinearCombination's</tt> input will be the input of <tt>Filter1</tt>, and its output will we the output of <tt>Filter2</tt>.

'''NOTE:''' Due to existence of the [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter|SubchainFilter]], the <tt>LinearCombination</tt> class is largely obsolete.

==Parameters==
None.

==States==
None.

==See also==
[[Programming Reference:LinearCombination]], [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter]], [[Programming Reference:ChoiceCombination]]

[[Category:Filters]][[Category:Signal Processing]][[Category:Filter Combinations]]

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	==See also==		==See also==
	[[Programming Reference:~~LinearCombination~~]], [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter]], [[Programming Reference:ChoiceCombination]]		[[Programming Reference:ParallelCombination]], [[Programming Reference:SubchainFilter]], [[Programming Reference:ChoiceCombination]]

	[[Category:Filters]][[Category:Signal Processing]][[Category:Filter Combinations]]		[[Category:Filters]][[Category:Signal Processing]][[Category:Filter Combinations]]