For Assignment 10, the decision boundary for min_impurity_decrease has integer for the start value ("min_impurity_decrease": [0, 0.1]) in A10.py line 30. Since the data type of list elements is determined by the first element, this setup could pose a problem. If the boundary is configured similarly (with starting integer starting value) in the assignment evaluation pipeline, all sampled values will be rounded off. This might not be desirable for float boundaries.
For Assignment 10, the decision boundary for
min_impurity_decrease
has integer for the start value ("min_impurity_decrease": [0, 0.1]) in A10.py line 30. Since the data type of list elements is determined by the first element, this setup could pose a problem. If the boundary is configured similarly (with starting integer starting value) in the assignment evaluation pipeline, all sampled values will be rounded off. This might not be desirable for float boundaries.