digit-bin-index 0.3.0

A high-performance, O(P) data structure for weighted random sampling of binned probabilities, ideal for large-scale simulations.
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// examples/simulation.rs
use digit_bin_index::DigitBinIndex;

fn main() {
    println!("--- Simulation 1: Default Precision (3) ---");
    let mut dbi1 = DigitBinIndex::new();

    dbi1.add(101, 0.543);    // 0.543
    dbi1.add(102, 0.120);    // 0.120 (explicitly 3 decimal places)
    dbi1.add(103, 0.12345);  // 0.12345 (will be binned as 0.123)
    
    println!("Initial state: {} individuals, total weight = {}", dbi1.count(), dbi1.total_weight());
    if let Some((id, _)) = dbi1.select_and_remove() {
        println!("Selected ID: {}", id);
    }
    println!("Final state: {} individuals, total weight = {}\n", dbi1.count(), dbi1.total_weight());


    println!("--- Simulation 2: High Precision (5) ---");
    let mut dbi2 = DigitBinIndex::with_precision(5);

    dbi2.add(201, 0.543);    // 0.54300
    dbi2.add(202, 0.120);      // 0.12000
    dbi2.add(203, 0.12345);   // 0.12345

    println!("Initial state: {} individuals, total weight = {}", dbi2.count(), dbi2.total_weight());
     if let Some((id, _)) = dbi2.select_and_remove() {
        println!("Selected ID: {}", id);
    }
    println!("Final state: {} individuals, total weight = {}", dbi2.count(), dbi2.total_weight());
}