Enum linregress::Error
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pub enum Error {
Show 13 variants
InconsistentSlopes(InconsistentSlopes),
NoData,
NoFormula,
InvalidFormula,
InvalidDataColumns,
BothFormulaAndDataColumnsGiven,
ColumnNotInData(String),
ModelColumnNotInData(String),
RegressorRegressandDimensionMismatch(String),
RegressionDataError(String),
ModelFittingError(String),
InconsistentVectors,
InconsistentRegressionModel,
}
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An error that can occur in this crate.
Generally this error corresponds to problems with input data or fitting a regression model.
Variants (Non-exhaustive)
This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
InconsistentSlopes(InconsistentSlopes)
Number of slopes and output names is inconsistent.
NoData
Cannot fit model without data.
NoFormula
Cannot fit model without formula or data columns.
InvalidFormula
Given formula is invalid.
InvalidDataColumns
Given data columns are invalid.
BothFormulaAndDataColumnsGiven
You must specify either a formula or data columns.
ColumnNotInData(String)
Requested column is not in data. (Column given as String)
ModelColumnNotInData(String)
A column used in the model is misising from the provided data
RegressorRegressandDimensionMismatch(String)
Regressor and regressand dimensions do not match. (Column given as String)
RegressionDataError(String)
Error while processing the regression data. (Details given as String)
ModelFittingError(String)
Error while fitting the model. (Details given as String)
InconsistentVectors
The given vectors have inconsistent lengths
InconsistentRegressionModel
The RegressionModel internal state is inconsistent
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