pub struct ClosureMultiObjective<G, F> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Adapts a closure into a MultiObjectiveFitness with an explicit objective
count.
A bare Fn(&G) -> Vec<f64> cannot report how many objectives it produces,
so the previous blanket impl hardcoded num_objectives() == 2, silently
mis-reporting the count for any 3+ objective problem (EV-85). This wrapper
requires the caller to state the true objective count at construction.
use fugue_evo::fitness::multi_objective::{ClosureMultiObjective, MultiObjectiveFitness};
use fugue_evo::genome::real_vector::RealVector;
use fugue_evo::genome::traits::RealValuedGenome;
let fitness = ClosureMultiObjective::new(3, |g: &RealVector| {
let x = g.genes()[0];
vec![x, x * x, x + 1.0]
});
assert_eq!(fitness.num_objectives(), 3);Implementations§
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Source§impl<G, F> MultiObjectiveFitness<G> for ClosureMultiObjective<G, F>
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impl<G, F> Freeze for ClosureMultiObjective<G, F>where
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F: Sync,
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