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Cert provides abstractions for representing numerical quantities with associated uncertainties.
It provides two concrete types for representing uncertainties, both characterized by
two quantities: a value and an uncertainty. For both the value represents the mean of the
quantity. For the AbsUncertainty type the uncertainty is the standard deviation, while for
the RelUncertainty type the uncertainty is the coefficient of variation, or the ratio of
the standard deviation and the mean.
§Examples
use cert::{AbsUncertainty, RelUncertainty, Uncertainty};
let absolute_uncertainty = AbsUncertainty::new(10.0, 1.0);
let relative_uncertainty = RelUncertainty::from(absolute_uncertainty);Structs§
- AbsUncertainty
- An absolute uncertainty.
- RelUncertainty
- A relative uncertainty.
Traits§
- Uncertainty
- Used to define behaviour for values which have associated uncertainty.