I have a problem using find_max_global. I'm using a search space with a dimension of 9, and as the optimizer is exploring the search space, the last 4 dimension values are always the same. Can this be normal?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards: Balazs
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Na that shouldn't be happening. You should see each dimension changing in
value unless it's been running long enough to figure out that those are the
only legit values. That would also though require the bounds you set to be
tight enough to bottle it up into that area. Or there is just a bug in
your code.
I have a problem using find_max_global. I'm using a search space with a
dimension of 9, and as the optimizer is exploring the search space, the
last 4 dimension values are always the same. Can this be normal?
Hi All,
I have a problem using find_max_global. I'm using a search space with a dimension of 9, and as the optimizer is exploring the search space, the last 4 dimension values are always the same. Can this be normal?
Thank you in advance.
Best regards: Balazs
Na that shouldn't be happening. You should see each dimension changing in
value unless it's been running long enough to figure out that those are the
only legit values. That would also though require the bounds you set to be
tight enough to bottle it up into that area. Or there is just a bug in
your code.
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024 at 2:29 PM Balázs Bámer kolaloka@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
That was also my guess. It is happening already on the first few function evaluations. Thank you.