pub struct RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine { /* private fields */ }Expand description
§Device Discovery and Resource Scheduling
This file implements advanced device discovery and resource scheduling algorithms for Ri. It provides two main components:
- RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine: Advanced device discovery using machine learning and heuristics
- RiResourceScheduler: Resource scheduling algorithm using performance history and policies
§Design Principles
- Machine Learning Integration: Uses pattern recognition and confidence scoring for device identification
- Heuristic Optimization: Implements intelligent resource allocation based on device capabilities and load
- Scalability: Designed to handle large numbers of devices and requests
- Flexibility: Supports custom scheduling policies and device fingerprints
- Performance Focus: Optimizes for low latency and high throughput
- Adaptability: Learns from discovery and performance history
§Usage Examples
use ri::device::{RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine, RiResourceScheduler, ResourceRequest, DeviceScanResult};
fn example() {
// Create discovery engine
let mut discovery_engine = RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine::new();
// Create scan results
let scan_results = vec![
DeviceScanResult {
device_id: "device-123".to_string(),
device_name: "NVIDIA RTX 3090".to_string(),
device_info: HashMap::from([
("device_name".to_string(), "NVIDIA RTX 3090".to_string()),
("driver".to_string(), "CUDA 12.0".to_string())
])
}
];
// Discover devices
let discovered_devices = discovery_engine.discover_devices(scan_results);
// Create resource scheduler
let mut scheduler = RiResourceScheduler::new();
// Create resource request
let request = ResourceRequest {
request_id: "req-456".to_string(),
required_memory_gb: Some(16.0),
required_compute_units: Some(512),
required_bandwidth_gbps: Some(900.0),
required_custom_capabilities: HashMap::from([
("cuda_support".to_string(), "true".to_string())
]),
priority: 5,
deadline: None
};
// Schedule resource
let assigned_device = scheduler.schedule_resource(&request, &discovered_devices);
}Advanced device discovery algorithm using machine learning and heuristics
This engine uses pattern recognition, confidence scoring, and historical data to identify devices with high accuracy. It maintains a database of device fingerprints and uses them to match discovered devices based on identification patterns.
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Source§impl RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
pub fn new() -> Self
pub fn discover_devices( &mut self, scan_results: Vec<DeviceScanResult>, ) -> Vec<RiDevice>
pub fn get_confidence_threshold(&self) -> f64
pub fn set_confidence_threshold(&mut self, threshold: f64)
pub fn get_discovery_stats(&self) -> DiscoveryStats
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Source§impl Clone for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl Clone for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
Source§fn clone(&self) -> RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
fn clone(&self) -> RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl Debug for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
Source§impl Default for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl Default for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
Source§impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl<'py> IntoPyObject<'py> for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
Source§type Target = RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
type Target = RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
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Source§type Output = Bound<'py, <RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine as IntoPyObject<'py>>::Target>
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Source§impl PyClass for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl PyClass for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
Source§impl PyClassImpl for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
impl PyClassImpl for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
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Source§const RAW_DOC: &'static CStr = c"# Device Discovery and Resource Scheduling\n\nThis file implements advanced device discovery and resource scheduling algorithms for Ri.\nIt provides two main components:\n\n1. **RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine**: Advanced device discovery using machine learning and heuristics\n2. **RiResourceScheduler**: Resource scheduling algorithm using performance history and policies\n\n## Design Principles\n\n1. **Machine Learning Integration**: Uses pattern recognition and confidence scoring for device identification\n2. **Heuristic Optimization**: Implements intelligent resource allocation based on device capabilities and load\n3. **Scalability**: Designed to handle large numbers of devices and requests\n4. **Flexibility**: Supports custom scheduling policies and device fingerprints\n5. **Performance Focus**: Optimizes for low latency and high throughput\n6. **Adaptability**: Learns from discovery and performance history\n\n## Usage Examples\n\n```rust\nuse ri::device::{RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine, RiResourceScheduler, ResourceRequest, DeviceScanResult};\n\nfn example() {\n // Create discovery engine\n let mut discovery_engine = RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine::new();\n \n // Create scan results\n let scan_results = vec![\n DeviceScanResult {\n device_id: \"device-123\".to_string(),\n device_name: \"NVIDIA RTX 3090\".to_string(),\n device_info: HashMap::from([\n (\"device_name\".to_string(), \"NVIDIA RTX 3090\".to_string()),\n (\"driver\".to_string(), \"CUDA 12.0\".to_string())\n ])\n }\n ];\n \n // Discover devices\n let discovered_devices = discovery_engine.discover_devices(scan_results);\n \n // Create resource scheduler\n let mut scheduler = RiResourceScheduler::new();\n \n // Create resource request\n let request = ResourceRequest {\n request_id: \"req-456\".to_string(),\n required_memory_gb: Some(16.0),\n required_compute_units: Some(512),\n required_bandwidth_gbps: Some(900.0),\n required_custom_capabilities: HashMap::from([\n (\"cuda_support\".to_string(), \"true\".to_string())\n ]),\n priority: 5,\n deadline: None\n };\n \n // Schedule resource\n let assigned_device = scheduler.schedule_resource(&request, &discovered_devices);\n}\n```\nAdvanced device discovery algorithm using machine learning and heuristics\n\nThis engine uses pattern recognition, confidence scoring, and historical data to identify\ndevices with high accuracy. It maintains a database of device fingerprints and uses\nthem to match discovered devices based on identification patterns.\x00"
const RAW_DOC: &'static CStr = c"# Device Discovery and Resource Scheduling\n\nThis file implements advanced device discovery and resource scheduling algorithms for Ri.\nIt provides two main components:\n\n1. **RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine**: Advanced device discovery using machine learning and heuristics\n2. **RiResourceScheduler**: Resource scheduling algorithm using performance history and policies\n\n## Design Principles\n\n1. **Machine Learning Integration**: Uses pattern recognition and confidence scoring for device identification\n2. **Heuristic Optimization**: Implements intelligent resource allocation based on device capabilities and load\n3. **Scalability**: Designed to handle large numbers of devices and requests\n4. **Flexibility**: Supports custom scheduling policies and device fingerprints\n5. **Performance Focus**: Optimizes for low latency and high throughput\n6. **Adaptability**: Learns from discovery and performance history\n\n## Usage Examples\n\n```rust\nuse ri::device::{RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine, RiResourceScheduler, ResourceRequest, DeviceScanResult};\n\nfn example() {\n // Create discovery engine\n let mut discovery_engine = RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine::new();\n \n // Create scan results\n let scan_results = vec![\n DeviceScanResult {\n device_id: \"device-123\".to_string(),\n device_name: \"NVIDIA RTX 3090\".to_string(),\n device_info: HashMap::from([\n (\"device_name\".to_string(), \"NVIDIA RTX 3090\".to_string()),\n (\"driver\".to_string(), \"CUDA 12.0\".to_string())\n ])\n }\n ];\n \n // Discover devices\n let discovered_devices = discovery_engine.discover_devices(scan_results);\n \n // Create resource scheduler\n let mut scheduler = RiResourceScheduler::new();\n \n // Create resource request\n let request = ResourceRequest {\n request_id: \"req-456\".to_string(),\n required_memory_gb: Some(16.0),\n required_compute_units: Some(512),\n required_bandwidth_gbps: Some(900.0),\n required_custom_capabilities: HashMap::from([\n (\"cuda_support\".to_string(), \"true\".to_string())\n ]),\n priority: 5,\n deadline: None\n };\n \n // Schedule resource\n let assigned_device = scheduler.schedule_resource(&request, &discovered_devices);\n}\n```\nAdvanced device discovery algorithm using machine learning and heuristics\n\nThis engine uses pattern recognition, confidence scoring, and historical data to identify\ndevices with high accuracy. It maintains a database of device fingerprints and uses\nthem to match discovered devices based on identification patterns.\x00"
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impl PyTypeInfo for RiDeviceDiscoveryEngine
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