pub struct MultinomialPredictiveMoments {
pub class_mean: Array2<f64>,
pub class_second_moment: Option<Array3<f64>>,
pub mass_defect: Array1<f64>,
}Expand description
Posterior-predictive moments at a block of prediction rows.
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§class_mean: Array2<f64>E[p_c(x)], shape (R, K), rows summing to one.
class_second_moment: Option<Array3<f64>>E[p_c(x) · p_d(x)], shape (R, K, K), present only when second
moments were requested.
mass_defect: Array1<f64>Per-row |Σ_c E[p_c] − 1| BEFORE renormalisation — the approximation’s
own measured error at that row.
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impl Clone for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
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fn clone(&self) -> MultinomialPredictiveMoments
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impl Freeze for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl RefUnwindSafe for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl Send for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl Sync for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl Unpin for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl UnsafeUnpin for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
impl UnwindSafe for MultinomialPredictiveMoments
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