closure_count_initial

Determine how many samples <code>closure_generate()</code> would find for
a given set of summary statistics.<ul>
<li><code>closure_count_initial()</code> only counts the first round of samples, from
which all other ones would be generated.</li>
<li>There is currently no <code>closure_count_all()</code> function.</li>
</ul>This can help predict how much time <code>closure_generate()</code> would take, and
avoid prohibitively long runs.

Reconstructs all possible raw data that could have led to reported
summary statistics. Provides a wrapper for the 'Rust' implementation of the
'CLOSURE' algorithm.

Lukas Jung

unsum

Reconstruct Raw Data from Summary Statistics

Nathanael Larigaldie

closure_count_initial function

<dl><dt>scale_min, scale_max</dt>
<dd>Integers (length 1 each). Minimum and maximum of
the scales to which the reported statistics refer.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Determine how many samples <code>closure_generate()</code> would find for
a given set of summary statistics.<ul>
<li><code>closure_count_initial()</code> only counts the first round of samples, from
which all other ones would be generated.</li>
<li>There is currently no <code>closure_count_all()</code> function.</li>
</ul>

This can help predict how much time <code>closure_generate()</code> would take, and
avoid prohibitively long runs.

Count CLOSURE samples in advance — closure_count_initial

<dl>

<dt>scale_min, scale_max</dt>
<dd>Integers (length 1 each). Minimum and maximum of
the scales to which the reported statistics refer.</dd>

</dl>

closure_count_initial: Count CLOSURE samples in advance

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