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ScoringContext

Struct ScoringContext 

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pub struct ScoringContext {
Show 13 fields pub substitution_matrix: Vec<Vec<i32>>, pub consweight_matrix: Vec<Vec<f64>>, pub polarity: [f64; 256], pub volume: [f64; 256], pub amino_map: [u8; 256], pub model: ScoringModel, pub seq_type: SeqType, pub gap: GapPenalties, pub nalphabets: usize, pub nscoredalphabets: usize, pub fft_matrix: Vec<Vec<i32>>, pub ln_matrix: Vec<Vec<f64>>, pub ribosumdis: Option<[[i32; 37]; 37]>,
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The complete scoring context needed by alignment algorithms.

Owns the substitution matrix and all derived scoring data. This replaces the C globals amino_dis, n_dis, polarity[], etc.

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§substitution_matrix: Vec<Vec<i32>>

Substitution score matrix (indexed by internal residue codes). For proteins: 20x20 (or 26x26 with ambiguity codes). For DNA: 4x4 (or larger with ambiguity).

§consweight_matrix: Vec<Vec<f64>>

Consistency-weighted version of the substitution matrix.

§polarity: [f64; 256]

Polarity values for each residue (amino acid property).

§volume: [f64; 256]

Volume values for each residue (amino acid property).

§amino_map: [u8; 256]

Character-to-internal-index mapping.

§model: ScoringModel

Scoring model in use.

§seq_type: SeqType

Sequence type.

§gap: GapPenalties

Gap penalties.

§nalphabets: usize

Number of alphabets (26 for protein, 4-16 for DNA).

§nscoredalphabets: usize

Number of scored alphabets (20 for protein standard AAs).

§fft_matrix: Vec<Vec<i32>>

FFT-specific scoring matrix (n_dis + offset adjustment). Used by alignableReagion() for segment detection scoring.

§ln_matrix: Vec<Vec<f64>>

Log-normal scoring matrix (n_dis + offset - offsetLN). Used in a specific refinement code path.

§ribosumdis: Option<[[i32; 37]; 37]>

RNA ribosum composite matrix (37×37) for RNA secondary structure scoring. Only populated for DNA/RNA sequence types.

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impl Clone for ScoringContext

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fn clone(&self) -> ScoringContext

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ScoringContext

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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