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Expected behavior
limit the first search strategy to 1 second in solve THEN use the second strategy (to improve the best so far solution)
Actual behavior
search.limit Monitor are attach to search and not strategy.
Minimal Working Example
Experienced with choco-solver-4.0.4
solv.setSearch(
new AbstractStrategy[] {
Search.intVarSearch(new MaxRegret(), new IntDoma
I am trying to solve two problems, one after the other, by varying a single parameter p. But, according to Convex.jl, the solution to the second problem is the same as the first, which I know should not be the case, so Convex.jl is not detecting the parameter change when it solves the problem the second time. That is, in the two problems below, Convex.jl reports the solution to be 4; but for the s
Revamp readme
The current readme is, hum, quite sparse on information. Considering this is the entry point for the project on GitHub, it should be improved to contain more high-level information and pointers to other resources. What should be added:
- supported problem types
- more detail on features
- supported routing engines
- the kind of tests we have in place (CI builds, runs on various benchmarks)
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This is kind of irritating, I think the optional Argument should be removed, or a different (not unitary ) spacing should be taken care of.
Hi there,
I have a noob request. I would like to use your library for my arduino project however build instructions are not very clear for a beginner.
I couldn't run the example on my project.
- Console output
Maybe err and warn should output an error and warning to the JavaScript console respectively.
The code also should not throw a TypeError or something alike if a console is not present.
Like this:
if(console) console.error(msg);
if(console) console.warn(msg);
- Document err, warn and related APIs
warn is currently unused and undocumented.
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There are a bunch of links to the theory of NARs in the readme that link to a google site that is gone:
All links starting with: https://sites.google.com/site/narswang/
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While trying to solve fedora-infra/bodhi#3193 today, I found that the hawkey tutorial still teaches users about the removed hawkey.Repo
API: https://hawkey.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial-py.html#loading-repositories
I also noticed that the hawkey [changelog](https://hawkey.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cha
find some errors when use cmake to build
And after fix them, there is an Assertion after ./fluidsim_simple
frame 0
Assertion failed: (index >= 0 && index < size()), function operator[], file /usr/local/Cellar/eigen/3.3.7/include/eigen3/Eigen/src/Core/DenseCoeffsBase.h, line 162.
Abort trap: 6
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In the docs, we should have examples of the existing solver API.
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