pub struct TaskPredictorCore<T>where
T: Task,{ /* private fields */ }Expand description
Generic task predictor core.
This struct encapsulates the common pattern used across all predictors: holding an adapter, task instance, and configuration, and executing predictions through the adapter with proper validation.
§Type Parameters
T- The task type that implements theTasktrait
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impl<T> TaskPredictorCore<T>where
T: Task,
Sourcepub fn new(
adapter: Box<dyn ModelAdapter<Task = T>>,
task: T,
config: <T as Task>::Config,
) -> TaskPredictorCore<T>
pub fn new( adapter: Box<dyn ModelAdapter<Task = T>>, task: T, config: <T as Task>::Config, ) -> TaskPredictorCore<T>
Creates a new task predictor core.
§Arguments
adapter- The model adapter to use for predictionstask- The task instance for validationconfig- The task configuration
Sourcepub fn predict(
&self,
input: <T as Task>::Input,
) -> Result<<T as Task>::Output, OCRError>
pub fn predict( &self, input: <T as Task>::Input, ) -> Result<<T as Task>::Output, OCRError>
Executes prediction on the given input.
This method performs the complete validation and execution pipeline:
- Validate input using the task’s validation logic
- Execute inference through the adapter
- Validate output using the task’s validation logic
§Arguments
input- The input data for prediction
§Returns
The task output on success, or an error if validation or execution fails.
Sourcepub fn config_mut(&mut self) -> &mut <T as Task>::Config
pub fn config_mut(&mut self) -> &mut <T as Task>::Config
Returns a mutable reference to the configuration.
This allows modifying the configuration after the predictor is created, though creating a new predictor with a different configuration is generally preferred for clarity.
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impl<T> !UnwindSafe for TaskPredictorCore<T>
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