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node/utils/sampler/weighted_without_replacement.go
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// Copyright (C) 2019-2025, Lux Industries Inc. All rights reserved.
// See the file LICENSE for licensing terms.
package sampler
// WeightedWithoutReplacement defines how to sample weight without replacement.
// Note that the behavior is to sample the weight without replacement, not the
// indices. So duplicate indices can be returned.
type WeightedWithoutReplacement interface {
Initialize(weights []uint64) error
Sample(count int) ([]int, bool)
}
// NewDeterministicWeightedWithoutReplacement returns a new sampler
func NewDeterministicWeightedWithoutReplacement(source Source) WeightedWithoutReplacement {
return &weightedWithoutReplacementGeneric{
u: NewDeterministicUniform(source),
w: NewWeighted(),
}
}
// NewWeightedWithoutReplacement returns a new sampler
func NewWeightedWithoutReplacement() WeightedWithoutReplacement {
return &weightedWithoutReplacementGeneric{
u: NewUniform(),
w: NewWeighted(),
}
}