Struct spdkit::Valuer

impl<G, F, C> Valuer<G, F, C>where G: Genome, F: EvaluateFitness<G>, C: EvaluateObjectiveValue<G>,

pub fn new() -> Self

pub fn with_fitness(self, f: F) -> Self

Set fitness evaluator for building population.

pub fn with_creator(self, c: C) -> Self

Set evaluator of objective value for creating individuals.

pub fn create_individuals(&self, genomes: Vec<G>) -> Vec<Individual<G>> ⓘ

Create individuals from genomes.

pub fn build_population(&mut self, indvs: Vec<Individual<G>>) -> Population<G>

Build a population from individuals.

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