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MultiChannelObserver

Struct MultiChannelObserver 

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pub struct MultiChannelObserver { /* private fields */ }
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Multi-channel observer that tracks multiple residual sources simultaneously.

Provides a unified interface for observing all telemetry channels of a distributed system and correlating their structural interpretations.

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impl MultiChannelObserver

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new multi-channel observer with no channels configured.

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pub fn add_channel( &mut self, source: ResidualSource, config: &ObserverConfig, ) -> usize

Add an observer for a new source channel. Returns the channel index.

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Panics if 16 channels are already configured.

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pub fn observe( &mut self, channel: usize, sample: &ResidualSample, ) -> Option<ObservationResult>

Observe a sample on a specific channel.

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pub fn channel_state(&self, channel: usize) -> Option<GrammarState>

Get the grammar state of a specific channel.

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pub fn active_channels(&self) -> usize

Number of active channels.

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pub fn any_anomalous(&self) -> bool

Check if ANY channel is in Boundary or Violation state.

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pub fn worst_state(&self) -> GrammarState

Collect the worst grammar state across all channels.

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impl Default for MultiChannelObserver

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