> I think your usage of Convergence Exception is appropriate in your case.
> In your case your waiting for the method to return, if it fails to
> converge, you need to know why, there may be different reasons, and its
> an "exceptional case" which probibly terminates the whole process in the
> long run.
+1, a ConvergenceException makes sense.
> try{
> MathUtils.factorial( Math.floor( Math.log(
> StatUtils.geomean(someobj.getArray()) )))
>
> }catch(InvalidInputValueException iive){
> iive.printStackTrace(...);
> }
-1, not only is that a very bad idea in terms of usage constraints, it
tends to buck a well established trend. Complex "algorithms" should
through checked exception, something like finding an Average of a set of
values should return NaN.
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