Currently, the algorithms (especially PSOGA) are only confirmed to be working on very small sample problems. It would be a good idea to create a larger benchmark and compare the runtime results of PSOGA and using mathematical optimisation.
It is not completely necessary to have this before publishing the package but it would be helpful to show some comparison.
Currently, the algorithms (especially PSOGA) are only confirmed to be working on very small sample problems. It would be a good idea to create a larger benchmark and compare the runtime results of PSOGA and using mathematical optimisation.
It is not completely necessary to have this before publishing the package but it would be helpful to show some comparison.