11001833033

Committed 23 Sep 2024 08:24PM UTC coverage: 88.288% (-0.5%) from 88.818%

Build # 11001833033

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Pull #12105

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Commit Message

Merge c04acef7c into 79a99a1ca

Pull Request Pull Request #12105: Re-implement `XXDecomposer` in Rust

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/crates/accelerate/src/xx_decompose/decomposer.rs

use crate::xx_decompose::utilities::Square;

struct Point {
    a: f64,
    b: f64,
    c: f64,
}

/// Computes the infidelity distance between two points p, q expressed in positive canonical
/// coordinates.
fn _average_infidelity(p: Point, q: Point) -> f64 {
    let Point {
        a: a0,
        b: b0,
        c: c0,
    } = p;
    let Point {
        a: a1,
        b: b1,
        c: c1,
    } = q;

    1. - 1. / 20.
        * (4.
            + 16.
                * ((a0 - a1).cos().sq() * (b0 - b1).cos().sq() * (c0 - c1).cos().sq()
                    + (a0 - a1).sin().sq() * (b0 - b1).sin().sq() * (c0 - c1).sin().sq()))
}

1	use crate::xx_decompose::utilities::Square;
2
3	struct Point {
4	a: f64,
5	b: f64,
6	c: f64,
7	}
8
9	/// Computes the infidelity distance between two points p, q expressed in positive canonical
10	/// coordinates.
NEW 11	fn _average_infidelity(p: Point, q: Point) -> f64 {	×
NEW 12	let Point {	×
NEW 13	a: a0,	×
NEW 14	b: b0,	×
NEW 15	c: c0,	×
NEW 16	} = p;	×
NEW 17	let Point {	×
NEW 18	a: a1,	×
NEW 19	b: b1,	×
NEW 20	c: c1,	×
NEW 21	} = q;	×
NEW 22		×
NEW 23	1. - 1. / 20.	×
NEW 24	* (4.	×
NEW 25	+ 16.	×
NEW 26	* ((a0 - a1).cos().sq() * (b0 - b1).cos().sq() * (c0 - c1).cos().sq()	×
NEW 27	+ (a0 - a1).sin().sq() * (b0 - b1).sin().sq() * (c0 - c1).sin().sq()))	×
NEW 28	}	×

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