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PreparedJointRietveldObjective

Struct PreparedJointRietveldObjective 

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pub struct PreparedJointRietveldObjective { /* private fields */ }
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Prepared matrix-free sum of all histogram objectives.

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impl PreparedJointRietveldObjective

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pub fn new( histograms: Vec<JointRietveldHistogram>, layout: JointRietveldLayout, ) -> Result<Self, JointRietveldError>

Prepare all histogram products against one shared/local layout.

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Returns JointRietveldError for a stale layout or objective failure.

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pub const fn layout(&self) -> &JointRietveldLayout

Borrow the joint parameter layout.

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pub fn preparation_evaluation_count(&self) -> usize

Return expensive model products consumed while preparing all gradients.

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pub fn normal_product_evaluation_count(&self) -> usize

Return expensive model products consumed by one joint normal product.

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pub fn jvp( &self, direction: &[f64], ) -> Result<Vec<JointRietveldProduct>, JointRietveldError>

Apply every histogram Jacobian to one joint physical direction.

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Returns JointRietveldError for an invalid direction or product.

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pub fn vjp( &self, sample_weights: &[Vec<f64>], ) -> Result<Vec<f64>, JointRietveldError>

Apply the transpose of the complete joint Jacobian.

Shared structural rows receive the sum of all histogram products.

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Returns JointRietveldError for histogram/sample shape or product failures.

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pub fn normal_product( &self, direction: &[f64], damping: f64, ) -> Result<Vec<f64>, JointRietveldError>

Apply the summed J^T W J + damping I joint normal operator.

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Returns JointRietveldError for invalid damping or product state.

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pub fn gradient(&self) -> Result<JointRietveldGradient, JointRietveldError>

Evaluate the summed accepted-state objective and physical gradient.

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Returns JointRietveldError for residual or reverse-product state.

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