pub struct LinearModel;Expand description
Provides a linear influence model where output equals input.
f(x) = x
x: input value (e.g., vote weight, token amount)
§Characteristics
- Direct proportionality between input and output.
- Simplest and most intuitive model; no transformation applied.
- Useful as a baseline model or for linear scoring systems.
§Reference
- Foundational in statistics and physics.
- Used in linear regression, trend estimation, and baseline economic models.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_function_(calculus)
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Source§impl Debug for LinearModel
impl Debug for LinearModel
Source§impl Default for LinearModel
impl Default for LinearModel
Source§fn default() -> LinearModel
fn default() -> LinearModel
Source§impl<Input> PurePluginModel<Input, (), Input> for LinearModelwhere
Input: Clone,
impl<Input> PurePluginModel<Input, (), Input> for LinearModelwhere
Input: Clone,
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impl Freeze for LinearModel
impl RefUnwindSafe for LinearModel
impl Send for LinearModel
impl Sync for LinearModel
impl Unpin for LinearModel
impl UnwindSafe for LinearModel
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