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Currently, when we create configuration space, we often take var_name=((lower_bound, upper_bound), default_value) as an argument. However, since var_name is already used as a value of the variable, this is not Tuple[Tuple[type, type], type].
For example, while we use lr as a float in some functions, we take lr as a tuple in the function to create configuration space.
Meta-programming is not intuitive and not easy to understand. We should unite the name for consistency.
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Currently, when we create configuration space, we often take
var_name=((lower_bound, upper_bound), default_value)
as an argument. However, sincevar_name
is already used as a value of the variable, this is notTuple[Tuple[type, type], type]
.For example, while we use
lr
as a float in some functions, we takelr
as a tuple in the function to create configuration space.Meta-programming is not intuitive and not easy to understand. We should unite the name for consistency.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: