log_mix.hpp File Reference

#include <stan/math/fwd/meta.hpp>
#include <stan/math/fwd/core.hpp>
#include <stan/math/prim/fun/value_of.hpp>
#include <stan/math/prim/fun/log_mix.hpp>
#include <cmath>
#include <type_traits>

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Namespaces
namespace	stan
	The lgamma implementation in stan-math is based on either the reentrant safe lgamma_r implementation from C or the boost::math::lgamma implementation.
namespace	stan::math
	Matrices and templated mathematical functions.

Functions
template<typename T_theta , typename T_lambda1 , typename T_lambda2 , int N>
void	stan::math::log_mix_partial_helper (const T_theta &theta, const T_lambda1 &lambda1, const T_lambda2 &lambda2, promote_args_t< T_theta, T_lambda1, T_lambda2 >(&partials_array)[N])
template<typename T >
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (const fvar< T > &theta, const fvar< T > &lambda1, const fvar< T > &lambda2)
	Return the log mixture density with specified mixing proportion and log densities and its derivative at each.
template<typename T , typename P , require_all_arithmetic_t< P > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (const fvar< T > &theta, const fvar< T > &lambda1, P lambda2)
template<typename T , typename P , require_all_arithmetic_t< P > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (const fvar< T > &theta, P lambda1, const fvar< T > &lambda2)
template<typename T , typename P , require_all_arithmetic_t< P > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (P theta, const fvar< T > &lambda1, const fvar< T > &lambda2)
template<typename T , typename P1 , typename P2 , require_all_arithmetic_t< P1, P2 > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (const fvar< T > &theta, P1 lambda1, P2 lambda2)
template<typename T , typename P1 , typename P2 , require_all_arithmetic_t< P1, P2 > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (P1 theta, const fvar< T > &lambda1, P2 lambda2)
template<typename T , typename P1 , typename P2 , require_all_arithmetic_t< P1, P2 > * = nullptr>
fvar< T >	stan::math::log_mix (P1 theta, P2 lambda1, const fvar< T > &lambda2)