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ImmediateUpConservativeDown

Struct ImmediateUpConservativeDown 

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pub struct ImmediateUpConservativeDown { /* private fields */ }
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Raise the level immediately (cheap insurance), but only lower it after hold consecutive ticks that all call for a lower level - so a brief dip does not drop protection and the level does not oscillate.

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impl ImmediateUpConservativeDown

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pub fn new(hold: u32) -> Self

hold is the number of consecutive lower-demand ticks required before de-escalating between FEC levels. Dropping all the way to Passthrough (zero parity) is the riskiest de-escalation, so it requires a longer sustained-clean window, clean_hold, defaulting to 4 * hold.

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pub fn with_holds(hold: u32, clean_hold: u32) -> Self

Like new but with an explicit clean_hold (the sustained-clean streak required before dropping to Passthrough).

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impl Debug for ImmediateUpConservativeDown

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl FusionPolicy for ImmediateUpConservativeDown

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fn name(&self) -> &'static str

Short identifier for scoring output.
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fn decide(&mut self, s: &SensorSnapshot) -> ControlDecision

Decide the coding configuration for this snapshot.

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