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SurrogateFitness

Struct SurrogateFitness 

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pub struct SurrogateFitness {
    pub posterior: Arc<TastePosterior>,
    pub standardizer: Arc<Standardizer>,
    pub phrase: PhraseSpec,
    pub memo: RenderMemo,
}
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Expected posterior utility as a scalar fitness over patch terms.

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§posterior: Arc<TastePosterior>

The fitted taste posterior.

§standardizer: Arc<Standardizer>

The standardizer the posterior’s observations were made under.

§phrase: PhraseSpec

The audition stimulus (must match the one used for observations).

§memo: RenderMemo

The engine’s featurization memo.

Not an optimization detail — it is what makes the MH walk affordable. adaptive_single_site_mh executes the model twice per step: once to re-score the current trace, which is bit-identically the tree the previous step accepted and therefore already featurized, and once for the proposal. Without a memo, one render in two is a recomputation of a number the walk already has.

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impl Clone for SurrogateFitness

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fn clone(&self) -> SurrogateFitness

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for SurrogateFitness

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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 Fitness for SurrogateFitness

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type Genome = PatchTree

The genome type being evaluated
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type Value = f64

The fitness value type
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fn evaluate(&self, genome: &PatchTree) -> f64

Evaluate fitness (higher = better by convention)
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fn as_log_likelihood(&self, genome: &Self::Genome, temperature: f64) -> f64

Convert fitness to log-likelihood for probabilistic selection Read more
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fn gradient(&self, _genome: &Self::Genome) -> Option<Vec<f64>>

Optional: Provide gradient for gradient-assisted mutation

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