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ContinuousUMDA

Struct ContinuousUMDA 

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pub struct ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where F: FitnessValue,
{ /* private fields */ }
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UMDA for continuous optimization

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impl<F, Fit, Term> ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where F: FitnessValue + Send, Fit: Fitness<Genome = RealVector, Value = F> + Sync, Term: TerminationCriterion<RealVector, F>,

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pub fn builder() -> UMDABuilder<RealVector, F, (), ()>

Create a builder for continuous UMDA

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pub fn run<R: Rng>( &self, rng: &mut R, ) -> Result<EvolutionResult<RealVector, F>, EvolutionError>

Run the UMDA algorithm

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impl<F, Fit, Term> Freeze for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: Freeze, Term: Freeze,

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impl<F, Fit, Term> RefUnwindSafe for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>

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impl<F, Fit, Term> Send for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: Send, Term: Send,

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impl<F, Fit, Term> Sync for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: Sync, Term: Sync,

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impl<F, Fit, Term> Unpin for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: Unpin, Term: Unpin, F: Unpin,

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impl<F, Fit, Term> UnsafeUnpin for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: UnsafeUnpin, Term: UnsafeUnpin,

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impl<F, Fit, Term> UnwindSafe for ContinuousUMDA<F, Fit, Term>
where Fit: UnwindSafe, Term: UnwindSafe, F: UnwindSafe,

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