humpday | Elo ratings for global black box derivative-free optimizers | Machine Learning library
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Elo ratings for global black box derivative-free optimizers
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- Verify a Markowitz problem
- Generate a solution for a given dimension
- Computes a nice divisor of a and b
- Make the sigma matrix
- Creates a timing
- Return the maximum number of dimensions
- Create the benchmarks
- Minimize objective function
- Minimizes objective function
- Wrapper function for recommendations
- Convert a log space to a log space
- Scales a logarithmic logarithm
- Run the Markowitz return on the given optimizer
- Computes the Markowitz return on the given cube
- Convert a score to a z - curve
- Calculate the Ackley on a cube
- Computes the Markowitz skew on a cube
- Calculates Voronoi on a cube
- Check if a problem is broken
- Calculate the balance of a given cube
- Returns the rating for a given strategy
- Compares a list of objectives
- Calculate best recommendations
- Generates a set of points that fit a set of objectives
- A markowitz example
- Return the time of the optimizer
- Plot a 2d mesh
- Example demo of the optimizer
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humpday Examples and Code Snippets
pip install humpday
pip install humpday[full]
pip install git+https://github.com/microprediction/humpday
pip install cython pybind11
brew install openblas
export OPENBLAS=/opt/homebrew/opt/openblas/lib/
pip install scikit-optimize
pip install optu
from pprint import pprint
from humpday import suggest
pprint(suggest(n_dim=5, n_trials=130,n_seconds=5*60))
from humpday import recommend
def my_objective(u):
time.sleep(0.01)
return u[0]*math.sin(u[1])
rec
from humpday import points_race
points_race(objectives=[my_objective]*2,n_dim=5, n_trials=100)
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QUESTION
I have a nested grid layout made with capital G Grid styles. In the nested grid there is an image set to 100% width, which causes its height to grow proportionally and its immediate parent grid to expand vertically. However, in Chrome the grand-parent grid does not grow.
I've mocked up the situation here: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/vpEVZj?editors=1100
The first, .single-grid
displays fine, but the second .outer-grid
does not.
Is this a bug in Chrome or am I missing something?
Edit: Today, neither the demo, nor my application are showing this issue. Maybe it's just a humpday issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-13 at 23:54Not sure what the reason is, but you can get the expected behavior in Chrome by changing grid-template-columns: auto
to 1fr
:
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