After the solution for a uni-dimensional function has been calculated (i.e. after you called the Solve method), this method will return the n-dimensional point at which the solution was found.
The n-dimensional solution point (x1,
x2, ..., xn) is described by a
one-dimensional array of numbers (double values), with
as many elements as number of dimensions (i.e. n). The
first element of the array corresponds to the coordinate on the
first dimension x1, the second element is the
position on the second dimension x2, and so
on.
Note: The indexing of the array starts from
0, so that in order to access the coordinate on the
first dimension, you will need to read off the element at the
zero-th index. This means that in order to access the
ith dimension, you would read off the
element whose index is i-1 in the returned array, where
i ranges from 1 to n.
EasySolver Class | WebCab.COM.Math.Optimization Namespace | GetValueAtExtremum