For the FMMAX simulator, the "jones direct fourier" formulation is preferred, since it avoids some long calculation times associated with the "jones direct" formulation. (See https://github.com/facebookresearch/fmmax/pull/75). Here we switch the formulation for challenges using FMMAX, and slightly adjust tests to ensure everything passes. There are no concerning changes to any of the test tolerances.
For the FMMAX simulator, the "jones direct fourier" formulation is preferred, since it avoids some long calculation times associated with the "jones direct" formulation. (See https://github.com/facebookresearch/fmmax/pull/75). Here we switch the formulation for challenges using FMMAX, and slightly adjust tests to ensure everything passes. There are no concerning changes to any of the test tolerances.