pub struct WongWangTrace {
pub s1: Vec<f64>,
pub s2: Vec<f64>,
pub noise1: Vec<f64>,
pub noise2: Vec<f64>,
pub rate1: Vec<f64>,
pub rate2: Vec<f64>,
pub final_s1: f64,
pub final_s2: f64,
pub final_noise1: f64,
pub final_noise2: f64,
}Expand description
Per-step state and rate traces returned by the batch implementation.
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§s1: Vec<f64>§s2: Vec<f64>§noise1: Vec<f64>§noise2: Vec<f64>§rate1: Vec<f64>§rate2: Vec<f64>§final_s1: f64§final_s2: f64§final_noise1: f64§final_noise2: f64Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for WongWangTrace
impl RefUnwindSafe for WongWangTrace
impl Send for WongWangTrace
impl Sync for WongWangTrace
impl Unpin for WongWangTrace
impl UnsafeUnpin for WongWangTrace
impl UnwindSafe for WongWangTrace
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