memscope_rs::capture::backends::efficiency_scoring

Struct EfficiencyScorer

pub struct EfficiencyScorer { /* private fields */ }

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Efficiency scorer for task-level memory profiling

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impl EfficiencyScorer

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create new efficiency scorer with default configuration

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pub fn with_config(config: EfficiencyConfig) -> Self

Create new efficiency scorer with custom configuration

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pub fn calculate_efficiency( &self, profile: &TaskMemoryProfile, cpu_usage_percent: f64, io_bytes_processed: u64, network_bytes_transferred: u64, ) -> ComponentScores

Calculate efficiency score for a task profile

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pub fn calculate_weighted_efficiency( &self, task_type: &TaskType, component_scores: &ComponentScores, ) -> f64

Calculate weighted efficiency score based on task type

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impl Default for EfficiencyScorer

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impl UnwindSafe for EfficiencyScorer

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