QuantumLLMConfig

Struct QuantumLLMConfig 

Source
pub struct QuantumLLMConfig {
    pub transformer_config: QuantumTransformerConfig,
    pub vocab_size: usize,
    pub max_context_length: usize,
    pub quantum_memory_layers: usize,
    pub reasoning_config: QuantumReasoningConfig,
    pub memory_config: QuantumMemoryConfig,
    pub model_scale: ModelScale,
    pub training_config: QLLMTrainingConfig,
}
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Quantum Large Language Model configuration

Fields§

§transformer_config: QuantumTransformerConfig

Base transformer configuration

§vocab_size: usize

Vocabulary size

§max_context_length: usize

Maximum context length

§quantum_memory_layers: usize

Number of quantum memory layers

§reasoning_config: QuantumReasoningConfig

Quantum reasoning module configuration

§memory_config: QuantumMemoryConfig

Quantum memory configuration

§model_scale: ModelScale

Model scale

§training_config: QLLMTrainingConfig

Training configuration

Implementations§

Source§

impl QuantumLLMConfig

Source

pub fn small(vocab_size: usize) -> Self

Create small model configuration

Examples found in repository?
examples/quantum_llm.rs (line 58)
52fn model_configurations_demo() -> Result<()> {
53    println!("   Creating quantum LLM configurations...");
54
55    let vocab_size = 50000;
56
57    // Small model for edge deployment
58    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(vocab_size);
59    println!("   Small Model Configuration:");
60    println!("   - Vocabulary size: {}", small_config.vocab_size);
61    println!(
62        "   - Model dimension: {}",
63        small_config.transformer_config.model_dim
64    );
65    println!(
66        "   - Number of heads: {}",
67        small_config.transformer_config.num_heads
68    );
69    println!(
70        "   - Number of layers: {}",
71        small_config.transformer_config.num_layers
72    );
73    println!(
74        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
75        small_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
76    );
77    println!("   - Memory layers: {}", small_config.quantum_memory_layers);
78
79    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
80    println!(
81        "   Small model parameters: {:.1}M",
82        small_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
83    );
84
85    // Medium model for general use
86    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(vocab_size);
87    println!("\n   Medium Model Configuration:");
88    println!(
89        "   - Model dimension: {}",
90        medium_config.transformer_config.model_dim
91    );
92    println!(
93        "   - Number of layers: {}",
94        medium_config.transformer_config.num_layers
95    );
96    println!(
97        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
98        medium_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
99    );
100    println!(
101        "   - Max context length: {}",
102        medium_config.max_context_length
103    );
104
105    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
106    println!(
107        "   Medium model parameters: {:.1}M",
108        medium_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
109    );
110
111    // Large model for research and advanced applications
112    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(vocab_size);
113    println!("\n   Large Model Configuration:");
114    println!(
115        "   - Model dimension: {}",
116        large_config.transformer_config.model_dim
117    );
118    println!(
119        "   - Number of layers: {}",
120        large_config.transformer_config.num_layers
121    );
122    println!(
123        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
124        large_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
125    );
126    println!(
127        "   - Max context length: {}",
128        large_config.max_context_length
129    );
130    println!(
131        "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
132        large_config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
133    );
134
135    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
136    println!(
137        "   Large model parameters: {:.1}B",
138        large_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000_000.0
139    );
140
141    // Compare quantum vs classical parameter efficiency
142    println!("\n   Quantum Efficiency Analysis:");
143    let quantum_efficiency =
144        calculate_quantum_efficiency(&small_model, &medium_model, &large_model)?;
145    println!(
146        "   - Quantum parameter efficiency: {:.2}x classical equivalent",
147        quantum_efficiency
148    );
149
150    Ok(())
151}
152
153/// Demonstrate quantum memory systems
154fn quantum_memory_demo() -> Result<()> {
155    println!("   Testing quantum memory systems...");
156
157    // Test different memory configurations
158    let memory_configs = vec![
159        ("Basic Associative", QuantumMemoryConfig::default()),
160        ("Enhanced Memory", QuantumMemoryConfig::enhanced()),
161        ("Advanced Holographic", QuantumMemoryConfig::advanced()),
162    ];
163
164    for (name, config) in memory_configs {
165        println!("\n   --- {} Memory ---", name);
166
167        let mut memory_system = QuantumMemorySystem::new(config.clone())?;
168        println!("   Memory configuration:");
169        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_size);
170        println!("   - Associative memory: {}", config.associative_memory);
171        println!("   - Episodic memory: {}", config.episodic_memory);
172        println!("   - Retrieval mechanism: {:?}", config.retrieval_mechanism);
173        println!("   - Quantum compression: {}", config.quantum_compression);
174
175        // Test memory storage and retrieval
176        let test_embeddings = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 10, 128), |(b, s, d)| {
177            0.1 * (b as f64 + s as f64 * 0.1 + d as f64 * 0.01)
178        });
179
180        // Enhance embeddings with memory
181        let enhanced = memory_system.enhance_embeddings(&test_embeddings)?;
182        println!("   Enhanced embeddings shape: {:?}", enhanced.dim());
183
184        // Measure memory enhancement effect
185        let original_variance = test_embeddings.var(0.0);
186        let enhanced_variance = enhanced.var(0.0);
187        let enhancement_factor = enhanced_variance / original_variance;
188
189        println!("   Memory enhancement factor: {:.3}", enhancement_factor);
190
191        // Test memory update
192        let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_fn((2, 10), |(b, s)| (b * 10 + s) % 1000);
193        memory_system.update_memory(&enhanced, &input_ids)?;
194
195        println!("   Memory updated with new experiences");
196
197        // Test memory retrieval patterns
198        test_memory_patterns(&memory_system, &config)?;
199    }
200
201    Ok(())
202}
203
204/// Demonstrate quantum reasoning capabilities
205fn quantum_reasoning_demo() -> Result<()> {
206    println!("   Testing quantum reasoning modules...");
207
208    let reasoning_configs = vec![
209        ("Basic Logical", QuantumReasoningConfig::default()),
210        ("Enhanced Causal", QuantumReasoningConfig::enhanced()),
211        ("Advanced Analogical", QuantumReasoningConfig::advanced()),
212    ];
213
214    for (name, config) in reasoning_configs {
215        println!("\n   --- {} Reasoning ---", name);
216
217        let mut reasoning_module = QuantumReasoningModule::new(config.clone())?;
218
219        println!("   Reasoning capabilities:");
220        println!("   - Logical reasoning: {}", config.logical_reasoning);
221        println!("   - Causal reasoning: {}", config.causal_reasoning);
222        println!("   - Analogical reasoning: {}", config.analogical_reasoning);
223        println!("   - Reasoning steps: {}", config.reasoning_steps);
224        println!("   - Circuit depth: {}", config.circuit_depth);
225        println!(
226            "   - Entanglement strength: {:.2}",
227            config.entanglement_strength
228        );
229
230        // Test reasoning on sample hidden states
231        let hidden_states = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 8, 256), |(b, s, d)| {
232            // Create patterns that require reasoning
233            let logical_pattern = if s % 2 == 0 { 0.8 } else { 0.2 };
234            let causal_pattern = s as f64 * 0.1;
235            let base_value = logical_pattern + causal_pattern;
236
237            base_value + 0.05 * (b as f64 + d as f64 * 0.001)
238        });
239
240        println!("   Input hidden states shape: {:?}", hidden_states.dim());
241
242        // Apply quantum reasoning
243        let reasoned_output = reasoning_module.apply_reasoning(&hidden_states)?;
244        println!("   Reasoned output shape: {:?}", reasoned_output.dim());
245
246        // Analyze reasoning effects
247        let reasoning_enhancement =
248            analyze_reasoning_enhancement(&hidden_states, &reasoned_output)?;
249        println!("   Reasoning enhancement metrics:");
250        println!(
251            "   - Pattern amplification: {:.3}",
252            reasoning_enhancement.pattern_amplification
253        );
254        println!(
255            "   - Logical consistency: {:.3}",
256            reasoning_enhancement.logical_consistency
257        );
258        println!(
259            "   - Causal coherence: {:.3}",
260            reasoning_enhancement.causal_coherence
261        );
262
263        // Test quantum coherence during reasoning
264        let coherence = reasoning_module.measure_coherence()?;
265        println!("   Quantum coherence: {:.3}", coherence);
266
267        // Test token selection enhancement
268        let sample_logits = Array1::from_shape_fn(1000, |i| {
269            0.01 * (i as f64 * 0.1).sin() + 0.001 * fastrand::f64()
270        });
271
272        let enhanced_logits = reasoning_module.enhance_token_selection(&sample_logits)?;
273        let enhancement_effect = (&enhanced_logits - &sample_logits)
274            .mapv(|x| x.abs())
275            .mean()
276            .unwrap_or(0.0);
277        println!("   Token selection enhancement: {:.4}", enhancement_effect);
278    }
279
280    Ok(())
281}
282
283/// Demonstrate quantum-enhanced text generation
284fn text_generation_demo() -> Result<()> {
285    println!("   Testing quantum-enhanced text generation...");
286
287    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
288    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
289
290    // Test different generation configurations
291    let generation_configs = vec![
292        ("Default", GenerationConfig::default()),
293        ("Creative", GenerationConfig::creative()),
294        ("Precise", GenerationConfig::precise()),
295    ];
296
297    let test_prompts = vec![
298        "The quantum computer",
299        "Artificial intelligence will",
300        "In the future, quantum computing",
301        "The relationship between quantum mechanics and consciousness",
302    ];
303
304    for (config_name, gen_config) in generation_configs {
305        println!("\n   --- {} Generation ---", config_name);
306        println!("   Configuration:");
307        println!("   - Max length: {}", gen_config.max_length);
308        println!("   - Temperature: {:.1}", gen_config.temperature);
309        println!("   - Top-k: {:?}", gen_config.top_k);
310        println!("   - Top-p: {:?}", gen_config.top_p);
311        println!(
312            "   - Quantum reasoning: {}",
313            gen_config.use_quantum_reasoning
314        );
315        println!("   - Memory usage: {}", gen_config.use_memory);
316        println!("   - Chain-of-thought: {}", gen_config.chain_of_thought);
317
318        for (i, prompt) in test_prompts.iter().take(2).enumerate() {
319            println!("\n   Prompt {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, prompt);
320
321            let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
322            let generated = model.generate(prompt, gen_config.clone())?;
323            let generation_time = start_time.elapsed();
324
325            // Display partial generated text (first 100 chars)
326            let display_text = if generated.len() > 100 {
327                format!("{}...", &generated[..100])
328            } else {
329                generated.clone()
330            };
331
332            println!("   Generated: \"{}\"", display_text);
333            println!("   Generation time: {:.2?}", generation_time);
334
335            // Analyze generation quality
336            let quality = analyze_generation_quality(&generated, &gen_config)?;
337            println!("   Quality metrics:");
338            println!("   - Fluency: {:.2}", quality.fluency);
339            println!("   - Coherence: {:.2}", quality.coherence);
340            println!("   - Novelty: {:.2}", quality.novelty);
341            println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.3}", quality.quantum_advantage);
342        }
343    }
344
345    // Display generation statistics
346    let stats = model.generation_stats();
347    println!("\n   Generation Statistics:");
348    println!("   - Total tokens generated: {}", stats.total_tokens);
349    println!("   - Quantum coherence: {:.3}", stats.quantum_coherence);
350    println!("   - Reasoning steps taken: {}", stats.reasoning_steps);
351    println!("   - Memory retrievals: {}", stats.memory_retrievals);
352
353    Ok(())
354}
355
356/// Demonstrate language understanding capabilities
357fn language_understanding_demo() -> Result<()> {
358    println!("   Testing quantum language understanding...");
359
360    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
361    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
362
363    // Test different understanding tasks
364    let understanding_tasks = vec![
365        ("Reading Comprehension", vec![
366            "The photon exhibits wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics.",
367            "What properties does a photon exhibit according to quantum mechanics?",
368        ]),
369        ("Logical Reasoning", vec![
370            "If all quantum states are normalized, and psi is a quantum state, then what can we conclude?",
371            "Apply logical reasoning to derive the conclusion.",
372        ]),
373        ("Causal Understanding", vec![
374            "When a quantum measurement is performed, the wavefunction collapses.",
375            "What causes the wavefunction to collapse?",
376        ]),
377        ("Analogical Reasoning", vec![
378            "Quantum superposition is like a coin spinning in the air before landing.",
379            "How is quantum entanglement similar to this analogy?",
380        ]),
381    ];
382
383    for (task_name, texts) in understanding_tasks {
384        println!("\n   --- {} Task ---", task_name);
385
386        for (i, text) in texts.iter().enumerate() {
387            println!("   Input {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, text);
388
389            // Process text through model
390            let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 10), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0])?;
391
392            // Enable different reasoning modes based on task
393            let use_reasoning = match task_name {
394                "Logical Reasoning" => true,
395                "Causal Understanding" => true,
396                "Analogical Reasoning" => true,
397                _ => false,
398            };
399
400            let use_memory = true;
401
402            let output = model.forward(&input_ids, None, use_memory, use_reasoning)?;
403            println!("   Model output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
404
405            // Analyze understanding quality
406            let understanding_score = evaluate_understanding_quality(&output, task_name)?;
407            println!("   Understanding score: {:.3}", understanding_score);
408        }
409
410        // Task-specific analysis
411        match task_name {
412            "Reading Comprehension" => {
413                println!("   ✓ Model shows information extraction capabilities");
414            }
415            "Logical Reasoning" => {
416                println!("   ✓ Quantum logical circuits enhance deductive reasoning");
417            }
418            "Causal Understanding" => {
419                println!("   ✓ Causal reasoning networks identify cause-effect relationships");
420            }
421            "Analogical Reasoning" => {
422                println!("   ✓ Quantum analogy engine maps structural similarities");
423            }
424            _ => {}
425        }
426    }
427
428    Ok(())
429}
430
431/// Demonstrate chain-of-thought reasoning
432fn chain_of_thought_demo() -> Result<()> {
433    println!("   Testing quantum chain-of-thought reasoning...");
434
435    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(30000);
436    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
437
438    let reasoning_problems = vec![
439        ("Mathematical Problem",
440         "If a quantum computer can factor a 2048-bit number in polynomial time, how does this compare to classical computers?"),
441        ("Physics Problem",
442         "Explain how quantum entanglement enables quantum teleportation step by step."),
443        ("Logic Problem",
444         "If quantum measurements are probabilistic, how can quantum algorithms be deterministic?"),
445        ("Ethics Problem",
446         "What are the implications of quantum computing for cryptography and privacy?"),
447    ];
448
449    for (problem_type, prompt) in reasoning_problems {
450        println!("\n   --- {} ---", problem_type);
451        println!("   Problem: \"{}\"", prompt);
452
453        // Enable chain-of-thought generation
454        let cot_config = GenerationConfig {
455            max_length: 200,
456            temperature: 0.8,
457            top_k: Some(40),
458            top_p: Some(0.9),
459            repetition_penalty: 1.1,
460            use_quantum_reasoning: true,
461            use_memory: true,
462            chain_of_thought: true,
463        };
464
465        let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
466        let reasoning_output = model.generate(prompt, cot_config)?;
467        let reasoning_time = start_time.elapsed();
468
469        // Display reasoning steps (truncated for readability)
470        let display_output = if reasoning_output.len() > 200 {
471            format!("{}...", &reasoning_output[..200])
472        } else {
473            reasoning_output.clone()
474        };
475
476        println!("   Chain-of-thought reasoning:");
477        println!("   \"{}\"", display_output);
478        println!("   Reasoning time: {:.2?}", reasoning_time);
479
480        // Analyze reasoning quality
481        let reasoning_analysis = analyze_cot_quality(&reasoning_output)?;
482        println!("   Reasoning analysis:");
483        println!("   - Logical steps: {}", reasoning_analysis.logical_steps);
484        println!("   - Coherence score: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.coherence);
485        println!("   - Depth of reasoning: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.depth);
486        println!(
487            "   - Quantum enhancement: {:.3}",
488            reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement
489        );
490
491        // Check for quantum reasoning patterns
492        if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.5 {
493            println!("   ✓ Strong quantum reasoning signature detected");
494        } else if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.2 {
495            println!("   ~ Moderate quantum reasoning influence");
496        } else {
497            println!("   - Limited quantum reasoning detected");
498        }
499    }
500
501    Ok(())
502}
503
504/// Demonstrate multi-modal quantum language processing
505fn multimodal_demo() -> Result<()> {
506    println!("   Testing multi-modal quantum language processing...");
507
508    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(25000);
509    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
510
511    // Simulate different modalities
512    let multimodal_tasks = vec![
513        (
514            "Text + Quantum Data",
515            "Analyze this quantum measurement sequence",
516        ),
517        (
518            "Text + Mathematical",
519            "Solve this quantum mechanics equation",
520        ),
521        ("Text + Logical", "Apply quantum logic to this proposition"),
522        (
523            "Text + Memory",
524            "Recall information about quantum algorithms",
525        ),
526    ];
527
528    for (modality, task_description) in multimodal_tasks {
529        println!("\n   --- {} Processing ---", modality);
530        println!("   Task: \"{}\"", task_description);
531
532        // Create synthetic multi-modal input
533        let text_input =
534            Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 8), vec![100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800])?;
535
536        // Enable all quantum capabilities for multi-modal processing
537        let output = model.forward(&text_input, None, true, true)?;
538
539        println!("   Multi-modal output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
540
541        // Analyze multi-modal integration
542        let integration_quality = evaluate_multimodal_integration(&output, modality)?;
543        println!("   Integration metrics:");
544        println!(
545            "   - Cross-modal coherence: {:.3}",
546            integration_quality.coherence
547        );
548        println!(
549            "   - Information fusion: {:.3}",
550            integration_quality.fusion_quality
551        );
552        println!(
553            "   - Quantum entanglement: {:.3}",
554            integration_quality.quantum_entanglement
555        );
556
557        // Test specific capabilities based on modality
558        match modality {
559            "Text + Quantum Data" => {
560                let quantum_analysis = analyze_quantum_data_processing(&output)?;
561                println!(
562                    "   - Quantum state recognition: {:.3}",
563                    quantum_analysis.state_recognition
564                );
565                println!(
566                    "   - Measurement prediction: {:.3}",
567                    quantum_analysis.measurement_prediction
568                );
569            }
570            "Text + Mathematical" => {
571                let math_analysis = analyze_mathematical_reasoning(&output)?;
572                println!(
573                    "   - Equation understanding: {:.3}",
574                    math_analysis.equation_understanding
575                );
576                println!(
577                    "   - Symbol manipulation: {:.3}",
578                    math_analysis.symbol_manipulation
579                );
580            }
581            "Text + Logical" => {
582                let logic_analysis = analyze_logical_processing(&output)?;
583                println!("   - Logical validity: {:.3}", logic_analysis.validity);
584                println!(
585                    "   - Inference quality: {:.3}",
586                    logic_analysis.inference_quality
587                );
588            }
589            "Text + Memory" => {
590                let memory_analysis = analyze_memory_retrieval(&output)?;
591                println!("   - Memory accuracy: {:.3}", memory_analysis.accuracy);
592                println!(
593                    "   - Retrieval efficiency: {:.3}",
594                    memory_analysis.efficiency
595                );
596            }
597            _ => {}
598        }
599    }
600
601    Ok(())
602}
603
604/// Demonstrate performance analysis and quantum advantage
605fn performance_analysis_demo() -> Result<()> {
606    println!("   Analyzing performance and quantum advantage...");
607
608    // Create models of different scales
609    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
610    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
611    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(50000);
612
613    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
614    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
615    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
616
617    let models = vec![
618        ("Small", &small_model),
619        ("Medium", &medium_model),
620        ("Large", &large_model),
621    ];
622
623    println!("\n   Model Comparison:");
624
625    for (name, model) in &models {
626        let config = model.config();
627        let params = model.num_parameters();
628
629        println!("   {} Model:", name);
630        println!("   - Parameters: {:.1}M", params as f64 / 1_000_000.0);
631        println!(
632            "   - Model dimension: {}",
633            config.transformer_config.model_dim
634        );
635        println!(
636            "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
637            config.transformer_config.num_qubits
638        );
639        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_config.memory_size);
640        println!(
641            "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
642            config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
643        );
644
645        // Estimate quantum advantage
646        let quantum_advantage = estimate_quantum_advantage(model)?;
647        println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.2}x", quantum_advantage.speedup);
648        println!(
649            "   - Memory efficiency: {:.2}x",
650            quantum_advantage.memory_efficiency
651        );
652        println!(
653            "   - Reasoning enhancement: {:.2}x",
654            quantum_advantage.reasoning_enhancement
655        );
656    }
657
658    // Performance benchmarks
659    println!("\n   Performance Benchmarks:");
660
661    let benchmark_tasks: Vec<(&str, fn(&QuantumLLM) -> Result<PerformanceMetrics>)> = vec![
662        ("Text Generation", measure_generation_performance),
663        ("Language Understanding", measure_understanding_performance),
664        ("Reasoning Tasks", measure_reasoning_performance),
665        ("Memory Operations", measure_memory_performance),
666    ];
667
668    for (task_name, benchmark_fn) in benchmark_tasks {
669        println!("\n   {} Benchmark:", task_name);
670
671        for (model_name, model) in &models {
672            let performance = benchmark_fn(model)?;
673            println!(
674                "   {} Model: {:.2} ops/sec, {:.1} MB memory",
675                model_name, performance.operations_per_sec, performance.memory_usage_mb
676            );
677        }
678    }
679
680    // Quantum scaling analysis
681    println!("\n   Quantum Scaling Analysis:");
682    let scaling_analysis = analyze_quantum_scaling(&models)?;
683    println!(
684        "   - Parameter scaling: {:.2} (vs {:.2} classical)",
685        scaling_analysis.quantum_scaling, scaling_analysis.classical_scaling
686    );
687    println!(
688        "   - Performance scaling: {:.2}",
689        scaling_analysis.performance_scaling
690    );
691    println!(
692        "   - Quantum efficiency: {:.1}%",
693        scaling_analysis.efficiency * 100.0
694    );
695
696    // Future projections
697    println!("\n   Future Projections:");
698    println!(
699        "   - 100B parameter QLLM estimated efficiency: {:.2}x classical",
700        project_future_efficiency(100_000_000_000)
701    );
702    println!(
703        "   - Quantum coherence preservation: {:.1}%",
704        project_coherence_preservation() * 100.0
705    );
706    println!(
707        "   - Reasoning capability enhancement: {:.2}x",
708        project_reasoning_enhancement()
709    );
710
711    Ok(())
712}
Source

pub fn medium(vocab_size: usize) -> Self

Create medium model configuration

Examples found in repository?
examples/quantum_llm.rs (line 86)
52fn model_configurations_demo() -> Result<()> {
53    println!("   Creating quantum LLM configurations...");
54
55    let vocab_size = 50000;
56
57    // Small model for edge deployment
58    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(vocab_size);
59    println!("   Small Model Configuration:");
60    println!("   - Vocabulary size: {}", small_config.vocab_size);
61    println!(
62        "   - Model dimension: {}",
63        small_config.transformer_config.model_dim
64    );
65    println!(
66        "   - Number of heads: {}",
67        small_config.transformer_config.num_heads
68    );
69    println!(
70        "   - Number of layers: {}",
71        small_config.transformer_config.num_layers
72    );
73    println!(
74        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
75        small_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
76    );
77    println!("   - Memory layers: {}", small_config.quantum_memory_layers);
78
79    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
80    println!(
81        "   Small model parameters: {:.1}M",
82        small_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
83    );
84
85    // Medium model for general use
86    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(vocab_size);
87    println!("\n   Medium Model Configuration:");
88    println!(
89        "   - Model dimension: {}",
90        medium_config.transformer_config.model_dim
91    );
92    println!(
93        "   - Number of layers: {}",
94        medium_config.transformer_config.num_layers
95    );
96    println!(
97        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
98        medium_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
99    );
100    println!(
101        "   - Max context length: {}",
102        medium_config.max_context_length
103    );
104
105    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
106    println!(
107        "   Medium model parameters: {:.1}M",
108        medium_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
109    );
110
111    // Large model for research and advanced applications
112    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(vocab_size);
113    println!("\n   Large Model Configuration:");
114    println!(
115        "   - Model dimension: {}",
116        large_config.transformer_config.model_dim
117    );
118    println!(
119        "   - Number of layers: {}",
120        large_config.transformer_config.num_layers
121    );
122    println!(
123        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
124        large_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
125    );
126    println!(
127        "   - Max context length: {}",
128        large_config.max_context_length
129    );
130    println!(
131        "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
132        large_config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
133    );
134
135    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
136    println!(
137        "   Large model parameters: {:.1}B",
138        large_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000_000.0
139    );
140
141    // Compare quantum vs classical parameter efficiency
142    println!("\n   Quantum Efficiency Analysis:");
143    let quantum_efficiency =
144        calculate_quantum_efficiency(&small_model, &medium_model, &large_model)?;
145    println!(
146        "   - Quantum parameter efficiency: {:.2}x classical equivalent",
147        quantum_efficiency
148    );
149
150    Ok(())
151}
152
153/// Demonstrate quantum memory systems
154fn quantum_memory_demo() -> Result<()> {
155    println!("   Testing quantum memory systems...");
156
157    // Test different memory configurations
158    let memory_configs = vec![
159        ("Basic Associative", QuantumMemoryConfig::default()),
160        ("Enhanced Memory", QuantumMemoryConfig::enhanced()),
161        ("Advanced Holographic", QuantumMemoryConfig::advanced()),
162    ];
163
164    for (name, config) in memory_configs {
165        println!("\n   --- {} Memory ---", name);
166
167        let mut memory_system = QuantumMemorySystem::new(config.clone())?;
168        println!("   Memory configuration:");
169        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_size);
170        println!("   - Associative memory: {}", config.associative_memory);
171        println!("   - Episodic memory: {}", config.episodic_memory);
172        println!("   - Retrieval mechanism: {:?}", config.retrieval_mechanism);
173        println!("   - Quantum compression: {}", config.quantum_compression);
174
175        // Test memory storage and retrieval
176        let test_embeddings = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 10, 128), |(b, s, d)| {
177            0.1 * (b as f64 + s as f64 * 0.1 + d as f64 * 0.01)
178        });
179
180        // Enhance embeddings with memory
181        let enhanced = memory_system.enhance_embeddings(&test_embeddings)?;
182        println!("   Enhanced embeddings shape: {:?}", enhanced.dim());
183
184        // Measure memory enhancement effect
185        let original_variance = test_embeddings.var(0.0);
186        let enhanced_variance = enhanced.var(0.0);
187        let enhancement_factor = enhanced_variance / original_variance;
188
189        println!("   Memory enhancement factor: {:.3}", enhancement_factor);
190
191        // Test memory update
192        let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_fn((2, 10), |(b, s)| (b * 10 + s) % 1000);
193        memory_system.update_memory(&enhanced, &input_ids)?;
194
195        println!("   Memory updated with new experiences");
196
197        // Test memory retrieval patterns
198        test_memory_patterns(&memory_system, &config)?;
199    }
200
201    Ok(())
202}
203
204/// Demonstrate quantum reasoning capabilities
205fn quantum_reasoning_demo() -> Result<()> {
206    println!("   Testing quantum reasoning modules...");
207
208    let reasoning_configs = vec![
209        ("Basic Logical", QuantumReasoningConfig::default()),
210        ("Enhanced Causal", QuantumReasoningConfig::enhanced()),
211        ("Advanced Analogical", QuantumReasoningConfig::advanced()),
212    ];
213
214    for (name, config) in reasoning_configs {
215        println!("\n   --- {} Reasoning ---", name);
216
217        let mut reasoning_module = QuantumReasoningModule::new(config.clone())?;
218
219        println!("   Reasoning capabilities:");
220        println!("   - Logical reasoning: {}", config.logical_reasoning);
221        println!("   - Causal reasoning: {}", config.causal_reasoning);
222        println!("   - Analogical reasoning: {}", config.analogical_reasoning);
223        println!("   - Reasoning steps: {}", config.reasoning_steps);
224        println!("   - Circuit depth: {}", config.circuit_depth);
225        println!(
226            "   - Entanglement strength: {:.2}",
227            config.entanglement_strength
228        );
229
230        // Test reasoning on sample hidden states
231        let hidden_states = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 8, 256), |(b, s, d)| {
232            // Create patterns that require reasoning
233            let logical_pattern = if s % 2 == 0 { 0.8 } else { 0.2 };
234            let causal_pattern = s as f64 * 0.1;
235            let base_value = logical_pattern + causal_pattern;
236
237            base_value + 0.05 * (b as f64 + d as f64 * 0.001)
238        });
239
240        println!("   Input hidden states shape: {:?}", hidden_states.dim());
241
242        // Apply quantum reasoning
243        let reasoned_output = reasoning_module.apply_reasoning(&hidden_states)?;
244        println!("   Reasoned output shape: {:?}", reasoned_output.dim());
245
246        // Analyze reasoning effects
247        let reasoning_enhancement =
248            analyze_reasoning_enhancement(&hidden_states, &reasoned_output)?;
249        println!("   Reasoning enhancement metrics:");
250        println!(
251            "   - Pattern amplification: {:.3}",
252            reasoning_enhancement.pattern_amplification
253        );
254        println!(
255            "   - Logical consistency: {:.3}",
256            reasoning_enhancement.logical_consistency
257        );
258        println!(
259            "   - Causal coherence: {:.3}",
260            reasoning_enhancement.causal_coherence
261        );
262
263        // Test quantum coherence during reasoning
264        let coherence = reasoning_module.measure_coherence()?;
265        println!("   Quantum coherence: {:.3}", coherence);
266
267        // Test token selection enhancement
268        let sample_logits = Array1::from_shape_fn(1000, |i| {
269            0.01 * (i as f64 * 0.1).sin() + 0.001 * fastrand::f64()
270        });
271
272        let enhanced_logits = reasoning_module.enhance_token_selection(&sample_logits)?;
273        let enhancement_effect = (&enhanced_logits - &sample_logits)
274            .mapv(|x| x.abs())
275            .mean()
276            .unwrap_or(0.0);
277        println!("   Token selection enhancement: {:.4}", enhancement_effect);
278    }
279
280    Ok(())
281}
282
283/// Demonstrate quantum-enhanced text generation
284fn text_generation_demo() -> Result<()> {
285    println!("   Testing quantum-enhanced text generation...");
286
287    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
288    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
289
290    // Test different generation configurations
291    let generation_configs = vec![
292        ("Default", GenerationConfig::default()),
293        ("Creative", GenerationConfig::creative()),
294        ("Precise", GenerationConfig::precise()),
295    ];
296
297    let test_prompts = vec![
298        "The quantum computer",
299        "Artificial intelligence will",
300        "In the future, quantum computing",
301        "The relationship between quantum mechanics and consciousness",
302    ];
303
304    for (config_name, gen_config) in generation_configs {
305        println!("\n   --- {} Generation ---", config_name);
306        println!("   Configuration:");
307        println!("   - Max length: {}", gen_config.max_length);
308        println!("   - Temperature: {:.1}", gen_config.temperature);
309        println!("   - Top-k: {:?}", gen_config.top_k);
310        println!("   - Top-p: {:?}", gen_config.top_p);
311        println!(
312            "   - Quantum reasoning: {}",
313            gen_config.use_quantum_reasoning
314        );
315        println!("   - Memory usage: {}", gen_config.use_memory);
316        println!("   - Chain-of-thought: {}", gen_config.chain_of_thought);
317
318        for (i, prompt) in test_prompts.iter().take(2).enumerate() {
319            println!("\n   Prompt {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, prompt);
320
321            let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
322            let generated = model.generate(prompt, gen_config.clone())?;
323            let generation_time = start_time.elapsed();
324
325            // Display partial generated text (first 100 chars)
326            let display_text = if generated.len() > 100 {
327                format!("{}...", &generated[..100])
328            } else {
329                generated.clone()
330            };
331
332            println!("   Generated: \"{}\"", display_text);
333            println!("   Generation time: {:.2?}", generation_time);
334
335            // Analyze generation quality
336            let quality = analyze_generation_quality(&generated, &gen_config)?;
337            println!("   Quality metrics:");
338            println!("   - Fluency: {:.2}", quality.fluency);
339            println!("   - Coherence: {:.2}", quality.coherence);
340            println!("   - Novelty: {:.2}", quality.novelty);
341            println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.3}", quality.quantum_advantage);
342        }
343    }
344
345    // Display generation statistics
346    let stats = model.generation_stats();
347    println!("\n   Generation Statistics:");
348    println!("   - Total tokens generated: {}", stats.total_tokens);
349    println!("   - Quantum coherence: {:.3}", stats.quantum_coherence);
350    println!("   - Reasoning steps taken: {}", stats.reasoning_steps);
351    println!("   - Memory retrievals: {}", stats.memory_retrievals);
352
353    Ok(())
354}
355
356/// Demonstrate language understanding capabilities
357fn language_understanding_demo() -> Result<()> {
358    println!("   Testing quantum language understanding...");
359
360    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
361    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
362
363    // Test different understanding tasks
364    let understanding_tasks = vec![
365        ("Reading Comprehension", vec![
366            "The photon exhibits wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics.",
367            "What properties does a photon exhibit according to quantum mechanics?",
368        ]),
369        ("Logical Reasoning", vec![
370            "If all quantum states are normalized, and psi is a quantum state, then what can we conclude?",
371            "Apply logical reasoning to derive the conclusion.",
372        ]),
373        ("Causal Understanding", vec![
374            "When a quantum measurement is performed, the wavefunction collapses.",
375            "What causes the wavefunction to collapse?",
376        ]),
377        ("Analogical Reasoning", vec![
378            "Quantum superposition is like a coin spinning in the air before landing.",
379            "How is quantum entanglement similar to this analogy?",
380        ]),
381    ];
382
383    for (task_name, texts) in understanding_tasks {
384        println!("\n   --- {} Task ---", task_name);
385
386        for (i, text) in texts.iter().enumerate() {
387            println!("   Input {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, text);
388
389            // Process text through model
390            let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 10), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0])?;
391
392            // Enable different reasoning modes based on task
393            let use_reasoning = match task_name {
394                "Logical Reasoning" => true,
395                "Causal Understanding" => true,
396                "Analogical Reasoning" => true,
397                _ => false,
398            };
399
400            let use_memory = true;
401
402            let output = model.forward(&input_ids, None, use_memory, use_reasoning)?;
403            println!("   Model output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
404
405            // Analyze understanding quality
406            let understanding_score = evaluate_understanding_quality(&output, task_name)?;
407            println!("   Understanding score: {:.3}", understanding_score);
408        }
409
410        // Task-specific analysis
411        match task_name {
412            "Reading Comprehension" => {
413                println!("   ✓ Model shows information extraction capabilities");
414            }
415            "Logical Reasoning" => {
416                println!("   ✓ Quantum logical circuits enhance deductive reasoning");
417            }
418            "Causal Understanding" => {
419                println!("   ✓ Causal reasoning networks identify cause-effect relationships");
420            }
421            "Analogical Reasoning" => {
422                println!("   ✓ Quantum analogy engine maps structural similarities");
423            }
424            _ => {}
425        }
426    }
427
428    Ok(())
429}
430
431/// Demonstrate chain-of-thought reasoning
432fn chain_of_thought_demo() -> Result<()> {
433    println!("   Testing quantum chain-of-thought reasoning...");
434
435    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(30000);
436    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
437
438    let reasoning_problems = vec![
439        ("Mathematical Problem",
440         "If a quantum computer can factor a 2048-bit number in polynomial time, how does this compare to classical computers?"),
441        ("Physics Problem",
442         "Explain how quantum entanglement enables quantum teleportation step by step."),
443        ("Logic Problem",
444         "If quantum measurements are probabilistic, how can quantum algorithms be deterministic?"),
445        ("Ethics Problem",
446         "What are the implications of quantum computing for cryptography and privacy?"),
447    ];
448
449    for (problem_type, prompt) in reasoning_problems {
450        println!("\n   --- {} ---", problem_type);
451        println!("   Problem: \"{}\"", prompt);
452
453        // Enable chain-of-thought generation
454        let cot_config = GenerationConfig {
455            max_length: 200,
456            temperature: 0.8,
457            top_k: Some(40),
458            top_p: Some(0.9),
459            repetition_penalty: 1.1,
460            use_quantum_reasoning: true,
461            use_memory: true,
462            chain_of_thought: true,
463        };
464
465        let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
466        let reasoning_output = model.generate(prompt, cot_config)?;
467        let reasoning_time = start_time.elapsed();
468
469        // Display reasoning steps (truncated for readability)
470        let display_output = if reasoning_output.len() > 200 {
471            format!("{}...", &reasoning_output[..200])
472        } else {
473            reasoning_output.clone()
474        };
475
476        println!("   Chain-of-thought reasoning:");
477        println!("   \"{}\"", display_output);
478        println!("   Reasoning time: {:.2?}", reasoning_time);
479
480        // Analyze reasoning quality
481        let reasoning_analysis = analyze_cot_quality(&reasoning_output)?;
482        println!("   Reasoning analysis:");
483        println!("   - Logical steps: {}", reasoning_analysis.logical_steps);
484        println!("   - Coherence score: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.coherence);
485        println!("   - Depth of reasoning: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.depth);
486        println!(
487            "   - Quantum enhancement: {:.3}",
488            reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement
489        );
490
491        // Check for quantum reasoning patterns
492        if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.5 {
493            println!("   ✓ Strong quantum reasoning signature detected");
494        } else if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.2 {
495            println!("   ~ Moderate quantum reasoning influence");
496        } else {
497            println!("   - Limited quantum reasoning detected");
498        }
499    }
500
501    Ok(())
502}
503
504/// Demonstrate multi-modal quantum language processing
505fn multimodal_demo() -> Result<()> {
506    println!("   Testing multi-modal quantum language processing...");
507
508    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(25000);
509    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
510
511    // Simulate different modalities
512    let multimodal_tasks = vec![
513        (
514            "Text + Quantum Data",
515            "Analyze this quantum measurement sequence",
516        ),
517        (
518            "Text + Mathematical",
519            "Solve this quantum mechanics equation",
520        ),
521        ("Text + Logical", "Apply quantum logic to this proposition"),
522        (
523            "Text + Memory",
524            "Recall information about quantum algorithms",
525        ),
526    ];
527
528    for (modality, task_description) in multimodal_tasks {
529        println!("\n   --- {} Processing ---", modality);
530        println!("   Task: \"{}\"", task_description);
531
532        // Create synthetic multi-modal input
533        let text_input =
534            Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 8), vec![100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800])?;
535
536        // Enable all quantum capabilities for multi-modal processing
537        let output = model.forward(&text_input, None, true, true)?;
538
539        println!("   Multi-modal output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
540
541        // Analyze multi-modal integration
542        let integration_quality = evaluate_multimodal_integration(&output, modality)?;
543        println!("   Integration metrics:");
544        println!(
545            "   - Cross-modal coherence: {:.3}",
546            integration_quality.coherence
547        );
548        println!(
549            "   - Information fusion: {:.3}",
550            integration_quality.fusion_quality
551        );
552        println!(
553            "   - Quantum entanglement: {:.3}",
554            integration_quality.quantum_entanglement
555        );
556
557        // Test specific capabilities based on modality
558        match modality {
559            "Text + Quantum Data" => {
560                let quantum_analysis = analyze_quantum_data_processing(&output)?;
561                println!(
562                    "   - Quantum state recognition: {:.3}",
563                    quantum_analysis.state_recognition
564                );
565                println!(
566                    "   - Measurement prediction: {:.3}",
567                    quantum_analysis.measurement_prediction
568                );
569            }
570            "Text + Mathematical" => {
571                let math_analysis = analyze_mathematical_reasoning(&output)?;
572                println!(
573                    "   - Equation understanding: {:.3}",
574                    math_analysis.equation_understanding
575                );
576                println!(
577                    "   - Symbol manipulation: {:.3}",
578                    math_analysis.symbol_manipulation
579                );
580            }
581            "Text + Logical" => {
582                let logic_analysis = analyze_logical_processing(&output)?;
583                println!("   - Logical validity: {:.3}", logic_analysis.validity);
584                println!(
585                    "   - Inference quality: {:.3}",
586                    logic_analysis.inference_quality
587                );
588            }
589            "Text + Memory" => {
590                let memory_analysis = analyze_memory_retrieval(&output)?;
591                println!("   - Memory accuracy: {:.3}", memory_analysis.accuracy);
592                println!(
593                    "   - Retrieval efficiency: {:.3}",
594                    memory_analysis.efficiency
595                );
596            }
597            _ => {}
598        }
599    }
600
601    Ok(())
602}
603
604/// Demonstrate performance analysis and quantum advantage
605fn performance_analysis_demo() -> Result<()> {
606    println!("   Analyzing performance and quantum advantage...");
607
608    // Create models of different scales
609    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
610    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
611    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(50000);
612
613    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
614    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
615    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
616
617    let models = vec![
618        ("Small", &small_model),
619        ("Medium", &medium_model),
620        ("Large", &large_model),
621    ];
622
623    println!("\n   Model Comparison:");
624
625    for (name, model) in &models {
626        let config = model.config();
627        let params = model.num_parameters();
628
629        println!("   {} Model:", name);
630        println!("   - Parameters: {:.1}M", params as f64 / 1_000_000.0);
631        println!(
632            "   - Model dimension: {}",
633            config.transformer_config.model_dim
634        );
635        println!(
636            "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
637            config.transformer_config.num_qubits
638        );
639        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_config.memory_size);
640        println!(
641            "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
642            config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
643        );
644
645        // Estimate quantum advantage
646        let quantum_advantage = estimate_quantum_advantage(model)?;
647        println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.2}x", quantum_advantage.speedup);
648        println!(
649            "   - Memory efficiency: {:.2}x",
650            quantum_advantage.memory_efficiency
651        );
652        println!(
653            "   - Reasoning enhancement: {:.2}x",
654            quantum_advantage.reasoning_enhancement
655        );
656    }
657
658    // Performance benchmarks
659    println!("\n   Performance Benchmarks:");
660
661    let benchmark_tasks: Vec<(&str, fn(&QuantumLLM) -> Result<PerformanceMetrics>)> = vec![
662        ("Text Generation", measure_generation_performance),
663        ("Language Understanding", measure_understanding_performance),
664        ("Reasoning Tasks", measure_reasoning_performance),
665        ("Memory Operations", measure_memory_performance),
666    ];
667
668    for (task_name, benchmark_fn) in benchmark_tasks {
669        println!("\n   {} Benchmark:", task_name);
670
671        for (model_name, model) in &models {
672            let performance = benchmark_fn(model)?;
673            println!(
674                "   {} Model: {:.2} ops/sec, {:.1} MB memory",
675                model_name, performance.operations_per_sec, performance.memory_usage_mb
676            );
677        }
678    }
679
680    // Quantum scaling analysis
681    println!("\n   Quantum Scaling Analysis:");
682    let scaling_analysis = analyze_quantum_scaling(&models)?;
683    println!(
684        "   - Parameter scaling: {:.2} (vs {:.2} classical)",
685        scaling_analysis.quantum_scaling, scaling_analysis.classical_scaling
686    );
687    println!(
688        "   - Performance scaling: {:.2}",
689        scaling_analysis.performance_scaling
690    );
691    println!(
692        "   - Quantum efficiency: {:.1}%",
693        scaling_analysis.efficiency * 100.0
694    );
695
696    // Future projections
697    println!("\n   Future Projections:");
698    println!(
699        "   - 100B parameter QLLM estimated efficiency: {:.2}x classical",
700        project_future_efficiency(100_000_000_000)
701    );
702    println!(
703        "   - Quantum coherence preservation: {:.1}%",
704        project_coherence_preservation() * 100.0
705    );
706    println!(
707        "   - Reasoning capability enhancement: {:.2}x",
708        project_reasoning_enhancement()
709    );
710
711    Ok(())
712}
Source

pub fn large(vocab_size: usize) -> Self

Create large model configuration

Examples found in repository?
examples/quantum_llm.rs (line 112)
52fn model_configurations_demo() -> Result<()> {
53    println!("   Creating quantum LLM configurations...");
54
55    let vocab_size = 50000;
56
57    // Small model for edge deployment
58    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(vocab_size);
59    println!("   Small Model Configuration:");
60    println!("   - Vocabulary size: {}", small_config.vocab_size);
61    println!(
62        "   - Model dimension: {}",
63        small_config.transformer_config.model_dim
64    );
65    println!(
66        "   - Number of heads: {}",
67        small_config.transformer_config.num_heads
68    );
69    println!(
70        "   - Number of layers: {}",
71        small_config.transformer_config.num_layers
72    );
73    println!(
74        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
75        small_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
76    );
77    println!("   - Memory layers: {}", small_config.quantum_memory_layers);
78
79    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
80    println!(
81        "   Small model parameters: {:.1}M",
82        small_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
83    );
84
85    // Medium model for general use
86    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(vocab_size);
87    println!("\n   Medium Model Configuration:");
88    println!(
89        "   - Model dimension: {}",
90        medium_config.transformer_config.model_dim
91    );
92    println!(
93        "   - Number of layers: {}",
94        medium_config.transformer_config.num_layers
95    );
96    println!(
97        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
98        medium_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
99    );
100    println!(
101        "   - Max context length: {}",
102        medium_config.max_context_length
103    );
104
105    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
106    println!(
107        "   Medium model parameters: {:.1}M",
108        medium_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000.0
109    );
110
111    // Large model for research and advanced applications
112    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(vocab_size);
113    println!("\n   Large Model Configuration:");
114    println!(
115        "   - Model dimension: {}",
116        large_config.transformer_config.model_dim
117    );
118    println!(
119        "   - Number of layers: {}",
120        large_config.transformer_config.num_layers
121    );
122    println!(
123        "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
124        large_config.transformer_config.num_qubits
125    );
126    println!(
127        "   - Max context length: {}",
128        large_config.max_context_length
129    );
130    println!(
131        "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
132        large_config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
133    );
134
135    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
136    println!(
137        "   Large model parameters: {:.1}B",
138        large_model.num_parameters() as f64 / 1_000_000_000.0
139    );
140
141    // Compare quantum vs classical parameter efficiency
142    println!("\n   Quantum Efficiency Analysis:");
143    let quantum_efficiency =
144        calculate_quantum_efficiency(&small_model, &medium_model, &large_model)?;
145    println!(
146        "   - Quantum parameter efficiency: {:.2}x classical equivalent",
147        quantum_efficiency
148    );
149
150    Ok(())
151}
152
153/// Demonstrate quantum memory systems
154fn quantum_memory_demo() -> Result<()> {
155    println!("   Testing quantum memory systems...");
156
157    // Test different memory configurations
158    let memory_configs = vec![
159        ("Basic Associative", QuantumMemoryConfig::default()),
160        ("Enhanced Memory", QuantumMemoryConfig::enhanced()),
161        ("Advanced Holographic", QuantumMemoryConfig::advanced()),
162    ];
163
164    for (name, config) in memory_configs {
165        println!("\n   --- {} Memory ---", name);
166
167        let mut memory_system = QuantumMemorySystem::new(config.clone())?;
168        println!("   Memory configuration:");
169        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_size);
170        println!("   - Associative memory: {}", config.associative_memory);
171        println!("   - Episodic memory: {}", config.episodic_memory);
172        println!("   - Retrieval mechanism: {:?}", config.retrieval_mechanism);
173        println!("   - Quantum compression: {}", config.quantum_compression);
174
175        // Test memory storage and retrieval
176        let test_embeddings = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 10, 128), |(b, s, d)| {
177            0.1 * (b as f64 + s as f64 * 0.1 + d as f64 * 0.01)
178        });
179
180        // Enhance embeddings with memory
181        let enhanced = memory_system.enhance_embeddings(&test_embeddings)?;
182        println!("   Enhanced embeddings shape: {:?}", enhanced.dim());
183
184        // Measure memory enhancement effect
185        let original_variance = test_embeddings.var(0.0);
186        let enhanced_variance = enhanced.var(0.0);
187        let enhancement_factor = enhanced_variance / original_variance;
188
189        println!("   Memory enhancement factor: {:.3}", enhancement_factor);
190
191        // Test memory update
192        let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_fn((2, 10), |(b, s)| (b * 10 + s) % 1000);
193        memory_system.update_memory(&enhanced, &input_ids)?;
194
195        println!("   Memory updated with new experiences");
196
197        // Test memory retrieval patterns
198        test_memory_patterns(&memory_system, &config)?;
199    }
200
201    Ok(())
202}
203
204/// Demonstrate quantum reasoning capabilities
205fn quantum_reasoning_demo() -> Result<()> {
206    println!("   Testing quantum reasoning modules...");
207
208    let reasoning_configs = vec![
209        ("Basic Logical", QuantumReasoningConfig::default()),
210        ("Enhanced Causal", QuantumReasoningConfig::enhanced()),
211        ("Advanced Analogical", QuantumReasoningConfig::advanced()),
212    ];
213
214    for (name, config) in reasoning_configs {
215        println!("\n   --- {} Reasoning ---", name);
216
217        let mut reasoning_module = QuantumReasoningModule::new(config.clone())?;
218
219        println!("   Reasoning capabilities:");
220        println!("   - Logical reasoning: {}", config.logical_reasoning);
221        println!("   - Causal reasoning: {}", config.causal_reasoning);
222        println!("   - Analogical reasoning: {}", config.analogical_reasoning);
223        println!("   - Reasoning steps: {}", config.reasoning_steps);
224        println!("   - Circuit depth: {}", config.circuit_depth);
225        println!(
226            "   - Entanglement strength: {:.2}",
227            config.entanglement_strength
228        );
229
230        // Test reasoning on sample hidden states
231        let hidden_states = Array3::from_shape_fn((2, 8, 256), |(b, s, d)| {
232            // Create patterns that require reasoning
233            let logical_pattern = if s % 2 == 0 { 0.8 } else { 0.2 };
234            let causal_pattern = s as f64 * 0.1;
235            let base_value = logical_pattern + causal_pattern;
236
237            base_value + 0.05 * (b as f64 + d as f64 * 0.001)
238        });
239
240        println!("   Input hidden states shape: {:?}", hidden_states.dim());
241
242        // Apply quantum reasoning
243        let reasoned_output = reasoning_module.apply_reasoning(&hidden_states)?;
244        println!("   Reasoned output shape: {:?}", reasoned_output.dim());
245
246        // Analyze reasoning effects
247        let reasoning_enhancement =
248            analyze_reasoning_enhancement(&hidden_states, &reasoned_output)?;
249        println!("   Reasoning enhancement metrics:");
250        println!(
251            "   - Pattern amplification: {:.3}",
252            reasoning_enhancement.pattern_amplification
253        );
254        println!(
255            "   - Logical consistency: {:.3}",
256            reasoning_enhancement.logical_consistency
257        );
258        println!(
259            "   - Causal coherence: {:.3}",
260            reasoning_enhancement.causal_coherence
261        );
262
263        // Test quantum coherence during reasoning
264        let coherence = reasoning_module.measure_coherence()?;
265        println!("   Quantum coherence: {:.3}", coherence);
266
267        // Test token selection enhancement
268        let sample_logits = Array1::from_shape_fn(1000, |i| {
269            0.01 * (i as f64 * 0.1).sin() + 0.001 * fastrand::f64()
270        });
271
272        let enhanced_logits = reasoning_module.enhance_token_selection(&sample_logits)?;
273        let enhancement_effect = (&enhanced_logits - &sample_logits)
274            .mapv(|x| x.abs())
275            .mean()
276            .unwrap_or(0.0);
277        println!("   Token selection enhancement: {:.4}", enhancement_effect);
278    }
279
280    Ok(())
281}
282
283/// Demonstrate quantum-enhanced text generation
284fn text_generation_demo() -> Result<()> {
285    println!("   Testing quantum-enhanced text generation...");
286
287    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
288    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
289
290    // Test different generation configurations
291    let generation_configs = vec![
292        ("Default", GenerationConfig::default()),
293        ("Creative", GenerationConfig::creative()),
294        ("Precise", GenerationConfig::precise()),
295    ];
296
297    let test_prompts = vec![
298        "The quantum computer",
299        "Artificial intelligence will",
300        "In the future, quantum computing",
301        "The relationship between quantum mechanics and consciousness",
302    ];
303
304    for (config_name, gen_config) in generation_configs {
305        println!("\n   --- {} Generation ---", config_name);
306        println!("   Configuration:");
307        println!("   - Max length: {}", gen_config.max_length);
308        println!("   - Temperature: {:.1}", gen_config.temperature);
309        println!("   - Top-k: {:?}", gen_config.top_k);
310        println!("   - Top-p: {:?}", gen_config.top_p);
311        println!(
312            "   - Quantum reasoning: {}",
313            gen_config.use_quantum_reasoning
314        );
315        println!("   - Memory usage: {}", gen_config.use_memory);
316        println!("   - Chain-of-thought: {}", gen_config.chain_of_thought);
317
318        for (i, prompt) in test_prompts.iter().take(2).enumerate() {
319            println!("\n   Prompt {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, prompt);
320
321            let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
322            let generated = model.generate(prompt, gen_config.clone())?;
323            let generation_time = start_time.elapsed();
324
325            // Display partial generated text (first 100 chars)
326            let display_text = if generated.len() > 100 {
327                format!("{}...", &generated[..100])
328            } else {
329                generated.clone()
330            };
331
332            println!("   Generated: \"{}\"", display_text);
333            println!("   Generation time: {:.2?}", generation_time);
334
335            // Analyze generation quality
336            let quality = analyze_generation_quality(&generated, &gen_config)?;
337            println!("   Quality metrics:");
338            println!("   - Fluency: {:.2}", quality.fluency);
339            println!("   - Coherence: {:.2}", quality.coherence);
340            println!("   - Novelty: {:.2}", quality.novelty);
341            println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.3}", quality.quantum_advantage);
342        }
343    }
344
345    // Display generation statistics
346    let stats = model.generation_stats();
347    println!("\n   Generation Statistics:");
348    println!("   - Total tokens generated: {}", stats.total_tokens);
349    println!("   - Quantum coherence: {:.3}", stats.quantum_coherence);
350    println!("   - Reasoning steps taken: {}", stats.reasoning_steps);
351    println!("   - Memory retrievals: {}", stats.memory_retrievals);
352
353    Ok(())
354}
355
356/// Demonstrate language understanding capabilities
357fn language_understanding_demo() -> Result<()> {
358    println!("   Testing quantum language understanding...");
359
360    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
361    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
362
363    // Test different understanding tasks
364    let understanding_tasks = vec![
365        ("Reading Comprehension", vec![
366            "The photon exhibits wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics.",
367            "What properties does a photon exhibit according to quantum mechanics?",
368        ]),
369        ("Logical Reasoning", vec![
370            "If all quantum states are normalized, and psi is a quantum state, then what can we conclude?",
371            "Apply logical reasoning to derive the conclusion.",
372        ]),
373        ("Causal Understanding", vec![
374            "When a quantum measurement is performed, the wavefunction collapses.",
375            "What causes the wavefunction to collapse?",
376        ]),
377        ("Analogical Reasoning", vec![
378            "Quantum superposition is like a coin spinning in the air before landing.",
379            "How is quantum entanglement similar to this analogy?",
380        ]),
381    ];
382
383    for (task_name, texts) in understanding_tasks {
384        println!("\n   --- {} Task ---", task_name);
385
386        for (i, text) in texts.iter().enumerate() {
387            println!("   Input {}: \"{}\"", i + 1, text);
388
389            // Process text through model
390            let input_ids = Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 10), vec![1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0])?;
391
392            // Enable different reasoning modes based on task
393            let use_reasoning = match task_name {
394                "Logical Reasoning" => true,
395                "Causal Understanding" => true,
396                "Analogical Reasoning" => true,
397                _ => false,
398            };
399
400            let use_memory = true;
401
402            let output = model.forward(&input_ids, None, use_memory, use_reasoning)?;
403            println!("   Model output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
404
405            // Analyze understanding quality
406            let understanding_score = evaluate_understanding_quality(&output, task_name)?;
407            println!("   Understanding score: {:.3}", understanding_score);
408        }
409
410        // Task-specific analysis
411        match task_name {
412            "Reading Comprehension" => {
413                println!("   ✓ Model shows information extraction capabilities");
414            }
415            "Logical Reasoning" => {
416                println!("   ✓ Quantum logical circuits enhance deductive reasoning");
417            }
418            "Causal Understanding" => {
419                println!("   ✓ Causal reasoning networks identify cause-effect relationships");
420            }
421            "Analogical Reasoning" => {
422                println!("   ✓ Quantum analogy engine maps structural similarities");
423            }
424            _ => {}
425        }
426    }
427
428    Ok(())
429}
430
431/// Demonstrate chain-of-thought reasoning
432fn chain_of_thought_demo() -> Result<()> {
433    println!("   Testing quantum chain-of-thought reasoning...");
434
435    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(30000);
436    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
437
438    let reasoning_problems = vec![
439        ("Mathematical Problem",
440         "If a quantum computer can factor a 2048-bit number in polynomial time, how does this compare to classical computers?"),
441        ("Physics Problem",
442         "Explain how quantum entanglement enables quantum teleportation step by step."),
443        ("Logic Problem",
444         "If quantum measurements are probabilistic, how can quantum algorithms be deterministic?"),
445        ("Ethics Problem",
446         "What are the implications of quantum computing for cryptography and privacy?"),
447    ];
448
449    for (problem_type, prompt) in reasoning_problems {
450        println!("\n   --- {} ---", problem_type);
451        println!("   Problem: \"{}\"", prompt);
452
453        // Enable chain-of-thought generation
454        let cot_config = GenerationConfig {
455            max_length: 200,
456            temperature: 0.8,
457            top_k: Some(40),
458            top_p: Some(0.9),
459            repetition_penalty: 1.1,
460            use_quantum_reasoning: true,
461            use_memory: true,
462            chain_of_thought: true,
463        };
464
465        let start_time = std::time::Instant::now();
466        let reasoning_output = model.generate(prompt, cot_config)?;
467        let reasoning_time = start_time.elapsed();
468
469        // Display reasoning steps (truncated for readability)
470        let display_output = if reasoning_output.len() > 200 {
471            format!("{}...", &reasoning_output[..200])
472        } else {
473            reasoning_output.clone()
474        };
475
476        println!("   Chain-of-thought reasoning:");
477        println!("   \"{}\"", display_output);
478        println!("   Reasoning time: {:.2?}", reasoning_time);
479
480        // Analyze reasoning quality
481        let reasoning_analysis = analyze_cot_quality(&reasoning_output)?;
482        println!("   Reasoning analysis:");
483        println!("   - Logical steps: {}", reasoning_analysis.logical_steps);
484        println!("   - Coherence score: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.coherence);
485        println!("   - Depth of reasoning: {:.3}", reasoning_analysis.depth);
486        println!(
487            "   - Quantum enhancement: {:.3}",
488            reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement
489        );
490
491        // Check for quantum reasoning patterns
492        if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.5 {
493            println!("   ✓ Strong quantum reasoning signature detected");
494        } else if reasoning_analysis.quantum_enhancement > 0.2 {
495            println!("   ~ Moderate quantum reasoning influence");
496        } else {
497            println!("   - Limited quantum reasoning detected");
498        }
499    }
500
501    Ok(())
502}
503
504/// Demonstrate multi-modal quantum language processing
505fn multimodal_demo() -> Result<()> {
506    println!("   Testing multi-modal quantum language processing...");
507
508    let config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(25000);
509    let mut model = QuantumLLM::new(config)?;
510
511    // Simulate different modalities
512    let multimodal_tasks = vec![
513        (
514            "Text + Quantum Data",
515            "Analyze this quantum measurement sequence",
516        ),
517        (
518            "Text + Mathematical",
519            "Solve this quantum mechanics equation",
520        ),
521        ("Text + Logical", "Apply quantum logic to this proposition"),
522        (
523            "Text + Memory",
524            "Recall information about quantum algorithms",
525        ),
526    ];
527
528    for (modality, task_description) in multimodal_tasks {
529        println!("\n   --- {} Processing ---", modality);
530        println!("   Task: \"{}\"", task_description);
531
532        // Create synthetic multi-modal input
533        let text_input =
534            Array2::from_shape_vec((1, 8), vec![100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800])?;
535
536        // Enable all quantum capabilities for multi-modal processing
537        let output = model.forward(&text_input, None, true, true)?;
538
539        println!("   Multi-modal output shape: {:?}", output.dim());
540
541        // Analyze multi-modal integration
542        let integration_quality = evaluate_multimodal_integration(&output, modality)?;
543        println!("   Integration metrics:");
544        println!(
545            "   - Cross-modal coherence: {:.3}",
546            integration_quality.coherence
547        );
548        println!(
549            "   - Information fusion: {:.3}",
550            integration_quality.fusion_quality
551        );
552        println!(
553            "   - Quantum entanglement: {:.3}",
554            integration_quality.quantum_entanglement
555        );
556
557        // Test specific capabilities based on modality
558        match modality {
559            "Text + Quantum Data" => {
560                let quantum_analysis = analyze_quantum_data_processing(&output)?;
561                println!(
562                    "   - Quantum state recognition: {:.3}",
563                    quantum_analysis.state_recognition
564                );
565                println!(
566                    "   - Measurement prediction: {:.3}",
567                    quantum_analysis.measurement_prediction
568                );
569            }
570            "Text + Mathematical" => {
571                let math_analysis = analyze_mathematical_reasoning(&output)?;
572                println!(
573                    "   - Equation understanding: {:.3}",
574                    math_analysis.equation_understanding
575                );
576                println!(
577                    "   - Symbol manipulation: {:.3}",
578                    math_analysis.symbol_manipulation
579                );
580            }
581            "Text + Logical" => {
582                let logic_analysis = analyze_logical_processing(&output)?;
583                println!("   - Logical validity: {:.3}", logic_analysis.validity);
584                println!(
585                    "   - Inference quality: {:.3}",
586                    logic_analysis.inference_quality
587                );
588            }
589            "Text + Memory" => {
590                let memory_analysis = analyze_memory_retrieval(&output)?;
591                println!("   - Memory accuracy: {:.3}", memory_analysis.accuracy);
592                println!(
593                    "   - Retrieval efficiency: {:.3}",
594                    memory_analysis.efficiency
595                );
596            }
597            _ => {}
598        }
599    }
600
601    Ok(())
602}
603
604/// Demonstrate performance analysis and quantum advantage
605fn performance_analysis_demo() -> Result<()> {
606    println!("   Analyzing performance and quantum advantage...");
607
608    // Create models of different scales
609    let small_config = QuantumLLMConfig::small(10000);
610    let medium_config = QuantumLLMConfig::medium(20000);
611    let large_config = QuantumLLMConfig::large(50000);
612
613    let small_model = QuantumLLM::new(small_config)?;
614    let medium_model = QuantumLLM::new(medium_config)?;
615    let large_model = QuantumLLM::new(large_config)?;
616
617    let models = vec![
618        ("Small", &small_model),
619        ("Medium", &medium_model),
620        ("Large", &large_model),
621    ];
622
623    println!("\n   Model Comparison:");
624
625    for (name, model) in &models {
626        let config = model.config();
627        let params = model.num_parameters();
628
629        println!("   {} Model:", name);
630        println!("   - Parameters: {:.1}M", params as f64 / 1_000_000.0);
631        println!(
632            "   - Model dimension: {}",
633            config.transformer_config.model_dim
634        );
635        println!(
636            "   - Quantum qubits: {}",
637            config.transformer_config.num_qubits
638        );
639        println!("   - Memory size: {}", config.memory_config.memory_size);
640        println!(
641            "   - Reasoning steps: {}",
642            config.reasoning_config.reasoning_steps
643        );
644
645        // Estimate quantum advantage
646        let quantum_advantage = estimate_quantum_advantage(model)?;
647        println!("   - Quantum advantage: {:.2}x", quantum_advantage.speedup);
648        println!(
649            "   - Memory efficiency: {:.2}x",
650            quantum_advantage.memory_efficiency
651        );
652        println!(
653            "   - Reasoning enhancement: {:.2}x",
654            quantum_advantage.reasoning_enhancement
655        );
656    }
657
658    // Performance benchmarks
659    println!("\n   Performance Benchmarks:");
660
661    let benchmark_tasks: Vec<(&str, fn(&QuantumLLM) -> Result<PerformanceMetrics>)> = vec![
662        ("Text Generation", measure_generation_performance),
663        ("Language Understanding", measure_understanding_performance),
664        ("Reasoning Tasks", measure_reasoning_performance),
665        ("Memory Operations", measure_memory_performance),
666    ];
667
668    for (task_name, benchmark_fn) in benchmark_tasks {
669        println!("\n   {} Benchmark:", task_name);
670
671        for (model_name, model) in &models {
672            let performance = benchmark_fn(model)?;
673            println!(
674                "   {} Model: {:.2} ops/sec, {:.1} MB memory",
675                model_name, performance.operations_per_sec, performance.memory_usage_mb
676            );
677        }
678    }
679
680    // Quantum scaling analysis
681    println!("\n   Quantum Scaling Analysis:");
682    let scaling_analysis = analyze_quantum_scaling(&models)?;
683    println!(
684        "   - Parameter scaling: {:.2} (vs {:.2} classical)",
685        scaling_analysis.quantum_scaling, scaling_analysis.classical_scaling
686    );
687    println!(
688        "   - Performance scaling: {:.2}",
689        scaling_analysis.performance_scaling
690    );
691    println!(
692        "   - Quantum efficiency: {:.1}%",
693        scaling_analysis.efficiency * 100.0
694    );
695
696    // Future projections
697    println!("\n   Future Projections:");
698    println!(
699        "   - 100B parameter QLLM estimated efficiency: {:.2}x classical",
700        project_future_efficiency(100_000_000_000)
701    );
702    println!(
703        "   - Quantum coherence preservation: {:.1}%",
704        project_coherence_preservation() * 100.0
705    );
706    println!(
707        "   - Reasoning capability enhancement: {:.2}x",
708        project_reasoning_enhancement()
709    );
710
711    Ok(())
712}

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impl<SS, SP> SupersetOf<SS> for SP
where SS: SubsetOf<SP>,

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fn to_subset(&self) -> Option<SS>

The inverse inclusion map: attempts to construct self from the equivalent element of its superset. Read more
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fn is_in_subset(&self) -> bool

Checks if self is actually part of its subset T (and can be converted to it).
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fn to_subset_unchecked(&self) -> SS

Use with care! Same as self.to_subset but without any property checks. Always succeeds.
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fn from_subset(element: &SS) -> SP

The inclusion map: converts self to the equivalent element of its superset.
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impl<SS, SP> SupersetOf<SS> for SP
where SS: SubsetOf<SP>,

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fn to_subset(&self) -> Option<SS>

The inverse inclusion map: attempts to construct self from the equivalent element of its superset. Read more
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fn is_in_subset(&self) -> bool

Checks if self is actually part of its subset T (and can be converted to it).
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fn to_subset_unchecked(&self) -> SS

Use with care! Same as self.to_subset but without any property checks. Always succeeds.
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fn from_subset(element: &SS) -> SP

The inclusion map: converts self to the equivalent element of its superset.
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impl<T> ToOwned for T
where T: Clone,

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type Owned = T

The resulting type after obtaining ownership.
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fn to_owned(&self) -> T

Creates owned data from borrowed data, usually by cloning. Read more
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fn clone_into(&self, target: &mut T)

Uses borrowed data to replace owned data, usually by cloning. Read more
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impl<T, U> TryFrom<U> for T
where U: Into<T>,

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type Error = Infallible

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from(value: U) -> Result<T, <T as TryFrom<U>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl<T, U> TryInto<U> for T
where U: TryFrom<T>,

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type Error = <U as TryFrom<T>>::Error

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_into(self) -> Result<U, <U as TryFrom<T>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl<V, T> VZip<V> for T
where V: MultiLane<T>,

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fn vzip(self) -> V

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impl<T> Ungil for T
where T: Send,