pub struct RadialBasisFunction {
pub kind: RbfKind,
pub shape: f64,
pub centers: Vec<Vec<f64>>,
pub coeffs: Vec<f64>,
}Expand description
Radial basis function interpolation in arbitrary dimension.
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§kind: RbfKindRBF kernel type.
shape: f64Shape parameter c or σ.
centers: Vec<Vec<f64>>Data points (each row is one point).
coeffs: Vec<f64>Fitted coefficients.
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impl Freeze for RadialBasisFunction
impl RefUnwindSafe for RadialBasisFunction
impl Send for RadialBasisFunction
impl Sync for RadialBasisFunction
impl Unpin for RadialBasisFunction
impl UnsafeUnpin for RadialBasisFunction
impl UnwindSafe for RadialBasisFunction
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