The grid that Bayesian optimization uses to evaluate candidate sets with semi-random but could end up choosing a set of existing parameters, especially if they are integers or qualitative.
We should do an anti_join() on them to filter existing solutions out and exit if there are no additional values to check.
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The grid that Bayesian optimization uses to evaluate candidate sets with semi-random but could end up choosing a set of existing parameters, especially if they are integers or qualitative.
We should do an
anti_join()
on them to filter existing solutions out and exit if there are no additional values to check.