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setFeatureState can change properties and you can use that for hover or some changing in properties.

queryRenderedFeatures get features that already rendered. mapbox first convert geojson to tiles and then show the map so if you use queryRenderedFeatures it gets only rendered features for each tile. so you have rendered fetures with duplicate properties and unique coordinates.

you can use this.map.getSource('some id').serialize().data to get all of your data and make a loop on features and after some changing on geometry in your hole data you can set your new data with this.map.getSource('some id').setData(new_data)

CV stands for constraint violation and is derived from the constraints set to G during evaluation. Does your problem set n_constr to a number greater than one, but you in fact to not set any constraints?

@EDIT: I just saw you have updated your question. Not sure what you are trying to do. See the template below for optimization.

(you need to set more than one objective to out["F"] to solve a multi-objective problem)

There are empty lines between data lines, and the seperation is two spaces instead of one. When you turn the file into a list, the empty lines are turned into '\n''s. They cannot be turned into ints. The two spaces when split will contain empty strings. Just remove the blank lines and change the spaces into one and you'll be fine.

Or, if that's not an option, you can add a blank line mechanism and change the split to any whitespace. For example, change your code to:

Maybe you can try it:

I think you are close, need aggregate list first:

Here is what i can propose you, without jquery (I usually try to avoid it) :

Inside quotes, the * will not expand to a list of files. To use such a wildcard successfully, it must be outside of quotes.

Make a custom comparison function and apply it across the rows

There are several errors:

• Where the integer d is used as a float, you need to use fromIntegral, so for example: b = (1 + fromIntegral d * a)/(fromIntegral d + 1)
• Scalar multiplication/division of vectors and matrices can't use * and /. You must use the *^, ^*, and ^/ operators for vectors and !!* and !!/ for matrices.
• Pointwise sums and differences of vectors and matrices can't use + and -. You must use ^+^ and ^-^ for vectors and !+! and !-! for matrices.
• For a vector g', transpose g' isn't going to work, so g' * transpose g' doesn't have a prayer. Use outer g' g' to get the matrix resulting from the product of g' as a column vector with g' as a row vector, if that's what you're trying to do.
• There was no g' in scope where q is defined. Maybe you wanted to return g' from your if statement?
• let g = some expression with g is not going to work, as you'll create a recursive definition that loops forever. You'll need to use a fresh variable -- you've done this correctly in some places but not in others.

There's also a significant logic error, at least in the version with your commented statements uncommented. The function aux never returns anything other than a tail call to aux, so it will necessarily loop forever. I don't even know what type it's supposed to return. You need some stopping condition (probably returning f_best or something).

You will find it helpful to add type signatures to optimize and its aux function to keep these errors under control. The following type-checks but still contains several bugs (infinite loops, etc.):