pub struct ParametricResidualization {
pub coefficient_transform: Array2<f64>,
pub row_space_correction: Array2<f64>,
}Expand description
The span-preserving orthogonalization of a smooth design against a
constraint block: the realized block becomes X·T − C·R.
See parametric_residualization_for_design for the derivation. T is the
ordinary coefficient-space transform every basis already carries (it goes
into the basis metadata and restricts the penalties); R is the part that is
new, and it is what makes the construction cost no model dimension.
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§coefficient_transform: Array2<f64>T — the coefficient-space transform, p × k.
row_space_correction: Array2<f64>R = B·T in the RAW constraint block’s own columns, q × k. The
realized block is X·T − C·R, so a predict-time rebuild needs C at the
new rows and this matrix, and nothing else.
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impl Clone for ParametricResidualization
Source§fn clone(&self) -> ParametricResidualization
fn clone(&self) -> ParametricResidualization
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impl RefUnwindSafe for ParametricResidualization
impl Send for ParametricResidualization
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impl UnwindSafe for ParametricResidualization
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