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  • fraudtwin.resolve_calibration

fraudtwin.resolve_calibration#

fraudtwin.resolve_calibration(config, profile=None)[source][source]#

Resolve an optional profile against a simulation configuration.

Return type:

ResolvedCalibration

Parameters:

  • config (Any)

  • profile (CalibrationProfile | None)

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