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because the last logger.add() is called (and uses es.stop(check=False)) before es.stop() breaks the loop and not (again) after the loop is exited.
logger.add()
es.stop(check=False)
es.stop()
while not es.stop(): X = es.ask() # sample len(X) candidate solutions es.tell(X, [fun(x) for x in X]) es.logger.add() # for later plotting cma.plot()
Adding a line es.logger.add() right before cma.plot() fixes the issue.
es.logger.add()
cma.plot()
The call in fmin looks like
fmin
logger.add(modulo=1 if es.stop() and logger.modulo else None)
hence catches the terminating condition.
What could be an issue if we drop check=False in logger.add?
check=False
logger.add
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because the last
logger.add()is called (and useses.stop(check=False)) beforees.stop()breaks the loop and not (again) after the loop is exited.Adding a line
es.logger.add()right beforecma.plot()fixes the issue.The call in
fminlooks likehence catches the terminating condition.
What could be an issue if we drop
check=Falseinlogger.add?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: