Tim O'Brien wrote:
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.
Just testing the conceptual waters, if we still feel as strongly about
it, very well...
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