@graphty/graphty-element / session / CostEstimate
Interface: CostEstimate ​
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:66
What a run would cost, and how much the answer is worth.
Every field is something a consumer would otherwise guess at. seconds gates the button, confidence decides whether the sentence beside it reads "about" or "at least", blocksFrame decides whether a spinner is honest, cancellable decides whether a Cancel button appears at all, available and reason decide whether the control is offered, and basis is the sentence a person reads when they want to know where the number came from.
Properties ​
available ​
readonlyavailable:boolean
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:85
Whether it can run on this graph at all.
basis ​
readonlybasis:string
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:89
Where the number came from, in a sentence: the sizes, the work term and the provenance.
blocksFrame ​
readonlyblocksFrame:boolean
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:81
Whether running it would hold the render loop, so a UI knows a spinner would freeze.
cancellable ​
readonlycancellable:boolean
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:83
Whether the work can be stopped once it has started.
confidence ​
readonlyconfidence:CostConfidence
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:77
How much the number is worth.
costClass ​
readonlycostClass:"instant"|"iterative"|"heavy"|"cubic"|"unbounded"
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:79
The cost class the catalogue declares for this algorithm.
reason? ​
readonlyoptionalreason?:string
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:87
Why it cannot, in a sentence a person can read. Present only when available is false.
seconds ​
readonlyseconds:number
Defined in: graphty-element/src/session/cost/estimate.ts:75
How long the run would take, in seconds.
Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY when the work cannot be bounded in advance -- an unbounded cost class, or a graph whose size is not a usable number. Infinity compares correctly against every threshold a consumer sets, so a gate written as seconds < 10 refuses it rather than letting an unbounded run through.