Closed manuel-delverme closed 4 years ago
Is there a reason not to keep code to generate them dynamically? Could we instead maintain a single *.py
file with all cases implemented explicitly (for example)?
that's coming up in the next 30 mins :D
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Is there a reason not to keep code to generate them dynamically? Could we instead maintain a single *.py file with all cases implemented explicitly (for example)?
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Awesome, thanks!
What needs to be done to merge this?
@manuel-delverme Can you address the two unresolved comments from @pierrelux . I could be convinced to leave the test_util.py the way you have it but I would like to avoid those changes to the gitignore. They seem very specific to your own personal set-up.
@manuel-delverme If you haven't already, can you confirm that all the test pass with the most recent changes and then I think we're good to go. Great PR, btw! This contribution is very appreciated.
There are no new tests for the moment because this PR does not include the solver, the tests will be part of the extra gradient PR coming up next
This commit allows problems from the HockSchittkowski suit to be used as test benchmark for fax.
Please not I'm downloading everything in a temporary folder (e.g. /tmp/) so the tests will require a download every time the system is rebooted