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47 #ifndef vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR_h
48 #define vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR_h
49 
50 #include "vtkFiltersStatisticsGnuRModule.h" // For export macro
51 #include "vtkPCAStatistics.h"
52 
53 class vtkDoubleArray;
54 
55 class VTKFILTERSSTATISTICSGNUR_EXPORT vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR : public vtkPCAStatistics
56 {
57 public:
59  virtual void PrintSelf( ostream& os, vtkIndent indent );
60  static vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR* New();
61 
62 protected:
65 //BTX
67 //ETX
68 
69 private:
70  vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR(const vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR&); // Not implemented
71  void operator=(const vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR&); // Not implemented
72 };
73 
74 #endif // vtkPCAStatisticsGnuR_h
75 
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