pub struct DevelopmentPath<M: Manifold> {
pub path: Vec<M::Point>,
pub final_frame: OrthonormalFrame<M>,
}Expand description
A stored stochastic-development trajectory on M.
Contains the base-point path and the final frame. Intermediate frames
are not stored by default because most downstream consumers (BEL weight
computation, Bismut integration-by-parts) only need the base-point path
and a terminal frame. Callers needing the full frame history can call
stratonovich_step directly in a loop.
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§path: Vec<M::Point>The base-point path, length n_steps + 1, starting at the caller’s
initial point.
final_frame: OrthonormalFrame<M>The orthonormal frame at the terminal point, parallel-transported and re-orthonormalised at each step.
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impl<M> Freeze for DevelopmentPath<M>
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impl<M> Send for DevelopmentPath<M>
impl<M> Sync for DevelopmentPath<M>
impl<M> Unpin for DevelopmentPath<M>
impl<M> UnsafeUnpin for DevelopmentPath<M>
impl<M> UnwindSafe for DevelopmentPath<M>
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