DistanceFunction

Enum DistanceFunction 

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pub enum DistanceFunction {
    Frobenius(ScalarDistance),
    MeanEuclidean(ScalarDistance),
    MeanManhattan(ScalarDistance),
    Iou(VectorizedDistance),
    ScipyEuclidean(ScipyDistance),
    ScipySqeuclidean(ScipyDistance),
    ScipyManhattan(ScipyDistance),
    ScipyCosine(ScipyDistance),
    ScipyChebyshev(ScipyDistance),
}
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Enum-based distance function for static dispatch.

This avoids Box<dyn Distance> vtable overhead by using an enum with inline implementations. Use distance_function_by_name() to create instances.

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Frobenius(ScalarDistance)

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MeanEuclidean(ScalarDistance)

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MeanManhattan(ScalarDistance)

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Iou(VectorizedDistance)

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ScipyEuclidean(ScipyDistance)

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ScipySqeuclidean(ScipyDistance)

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ScipyManhattan(ScipyDistance)

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ScipyCosine(ScipyDistance)

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ScipyChebyshev(ScipyDistance)

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impl DistanceFunction

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pub fn get_distances( &self, objects: &[&TrackedObject], candidates: &[&Detection], ) -> DMatrix<f64>

Get distances between objects and candidates.

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pub fn get_distances_objects( &self, objects: &[&TrackedObject], candidates: &[&TrackedObject], ) -> DMatrix<f64>

Get distances between two sets of TrackedObjects (for ReID matching).

For built-in distance functions, creates temporary Detections from candidate estimates. For custom Python callables, this requires the reid_distance_function to accept (TrackedObject, TrackedObject) -> float (not Detection, TrackedObject).

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impl Clone for DistanceFunction

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fn clone(&self) -> DistanceFunction

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 Distance for DistanceFunction

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fn get_distances( &self, objects: &[&TrackedObject], candidates: &[&Detection], ) -> DMatrix<f64>

Compute distances between objects and candidate detections. Read more

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