For users of genson (such as myself), ... pyll is currently not a complete working replacement, so code that depends heavily on genson and hyperopt must stil use old versions of all that.
It is critical for moving to pyll (which I think would be a good idea sooner rather than later) that pyll support genson completely, with a simple drop-in replacement. Genson have a good interface for a variety of tasks -- especially sampling -- which pyll seems less suited to. These are important tasks for our purposes, I think.
I will assume that I will assign myself to this issue ...
For users of genson (such as myself), ... pyll is currently not a complete working replacement, so code that depends heavily on genson and hyperopt must stil use old versions of all that.
It is critical for moving to pyll (which I think would be a good idea sooner rather than later) that pyll support genson completely, with a simple drop-in replacement. Genson have a good interface for a variety of tasks -- especially sampling -- which pyll seems less suited to. These are important tasks for our purposes, I think.
I will assume that I will assign myself to this issue ...