pub struct RangeMsr {
pub dt: Epoch,
pub obs: Vector1<f64>,
/* private fields */
}
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Stores a standard measurement of range (km)
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§dt: Epoch
§obs: Vector1<f64>
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source§impl Measurement for RangeMsr
impl Measurement for RangeMsr
source§fn observation(&self) -> Vector1<f64>
fn observation(&self) -> Vector1<f64>
Returns this measurement as a vector of Range and Range Rate
Units: km
source§type MeasurementSize = Const<1>
type MeasurementSize = Const<1>
Defines how much data is measured. For example, if measuring range and range rate, this should be of size 2 (nalgebra::U2).
source§fn fields() -> Vec<Field>
fn fields() -> Vec<Field>
Returns the fields for this kind of measurement.
The metadata must include a
unit
field with the unit.source§fn from_observation(
epoch: Epoch,
obs: OVector<f64, Self::MeasurementSize>,
) -> Self
fn from_observation( epoch: Epoch, obs: OVector<f64, Self::MeasurementSize>, ) -> Self
Initializes a new measurement from the provided data.
source§impl TimeTagged for RangeMsr
impl TimeTagged for RangeMsr
impl Copy for RangeMsr
impl StructuralPartialEq for RangeMsr
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impl Freeze for RangeMsr
impl RefUnwindSafe for RangeMsr
impl Send for RangeMsr
impl Sync for RangeMsr
impl Unpin for RangeMsr
impl UnwindSafe for RangeMsr
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