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When the keyword argument `keep_runs_results` is passed as `Val(false)` to a multi-trajectory solver, the `states` and `expect` fields store only the average results (averaged over all trajectories). The results can be accessed by the following index-order:
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If the keyword argument `keep_runs_results = Val(true)`, the results for each trajectory and each time are stored, and the index-order of the elements in fields `states` and `expect` are:
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- `sol.states[trajectory,time]`
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- `sol.expect[e_op,trajectory,time_idx]`
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We also provide the following functions for statistical analysis of multi-trajectory solutions:
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When the keyword argument `keep_runs_results` is passed as `Val(false)` to a multi-trajectory solver, the `states` and `expect` fields store only the average results (averaged over all trajectories). The results can be accessed by the following index-order:
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- `sol.states[time]`
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If the keyword argument `keep_runs_results = Val(true)`, the results for each trajectory and each time are stored, and the index-order of the elements in fields `states` and `expect` are:
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We also provide the following functions for statistical analysis of multi-trajectory solutions:
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