pub struct NelderMeadStepper { /* private fields */ }Expand description
nelder_mead as a reverse-communication state machine.
The caller asks for the next point, evaluates it, and reports the value, so
many independent searches can advance in lockstep with batched evaluations.
Points and arithmetic are identical to the closure-driven form:
nelder_mead is this stepper driven by a closure.
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Sourcepub fn new(
x0: &[f64],
params: Option<NelderMeadParams>,
) -> Result<Self, EdgeErrors>
pub fn new( x0: &[f64], params: Option<NelderMeadParams>, ) -> Result<Self, EdgeErrors>
Builds the initial simplex, scipy’s, and asks for its first vertex.
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x0- Starting pointparams- Tuning knobs, orNelderMeadParams::default
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The stepper, or EdgeErrors::MustBePositive if x0 is empty.
Sourcepub fn ask(&self) -> Option<&[f64]>
pub fn ask(&self) -> Option<&[f64]>
The point the search wants evaluated next.
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The point, or None once the search has finished.
Sourcepub fn result(&self) -> NelderMeadResult
pub fn result(&self) -> NelderMeadResult
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impl Clone for NelderMeadStepper
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