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Hello,
First of all, congratulations for the eaftools library. It is one of the best tools I've seen to visualize the results of multi-objective optimization. I have three quick questions related to its use (I've searched through the documentation, the website, and the source code and did not find it):
1- Is there a way to extract to which percentile each point on the original dataset would belo
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Some problems/algorithms seem to have an inconsistent python exposition in terms of types.
For instance, in
../src/problems/dtlz.cpp
we have:But in the
../pygmo/expose_problems_0.cpp
it is exposed as:I