pub struct MultivariateNormal<Real, N>where
    Real: RealField,
    N: Dim + DimMin<N, Output = N>,
    DefaultAllocator: Allocator<Real, N> + Allocator<Real, N, N> + Allocator<Real, U1, N> + Allocator<(usize, usize), <N as DimMin<N>>::Output>,
{ /* private fields */ }
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An N-dimensional multivariate normal distribution

See the crate-level docs for example usage.

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Create a multivariate normal distribution from a mean and precision

The mean vector mu is N dimensional and the precision matrix is N x N.

Create a multivariate normal distribution from a mean and covariance

The mean vector mu is N dimensional and the covariance matrix is N x N.

The precision matrix is calculated by inverting the covariance matrix using a Cholesky decomposition. This can fail if the covariance matrix is not definite positive.

Get the mean of the distribution

Get the precision of the distribution

Probability density function

Evaluate the probability density at locations xs.

Log of the probability density function

Evaluate the log probability density at locations xs.

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