pub struct MultinomialPredictionIntervals {
pub mean: Array2<f64>,
pub standard_error: Array2<f64>,
pub mean_lower: Array2<f64>,
pub mean_upper: Array2<f64>,
pub level: f64,
pub covariance_source: InferenceCovarianceMode,
}Fields§
§mean: Array2<f64>§standard_error: Array2<f64>§mean_lower: Array2<f64>§mean_upper: Array2<f64>§level: f64§covariance_source: InferenceCovarianceModeExactly which posterior covariance definition the spread — and therefore
the band — was built from. The multinomial’s counterpart of
PredictUncertaintyResult::covariance_source; see
MultinomialSavedModel::predict_probabilities_with_se_in_mode.
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