Simon Blanke

The module I created the plot with can be found here: https://github.com/SimonBlanke/gradient-free-optimization-plots/blob/master/gradient_free_optimization_plots/search_path_gif/search_path_gif.py#L22 But beware, that I just use this privately for my work. At the moment this is not documented....

You do not have to open a new PR. You can add your corrections to this PR if you like. Is the algorithm behaviour in this graph what you would...

> Yes the graph direction behaviour was what i got from the new powell's method that i included in the gist link. yes I see that. My question was about...

> Question; Should i still stick to the Hill Climb for the line search during implementation? [Yes, you can do that](https://github.com/SimonBlanke/Gradient-Free-Optimizers/issues/51#issuecomment-2850317120). But it is not a requirement. The main focus...

Done! Have fun ;-) Feel free to contact me if you have questions.

Hello @aryan0931, somehow this issue did not appear on my radar any more. Here are some hints for your questions: The discrete Hilbert or Morton (Z-order) mapping keeps neighbouring grid...

@fkiraly, I thought also cloning the parameters was necessary or at least more thorough. But we can remove it, if it is not necessary.

Thanks for opening this issue. So let's frame this problem: The future goal is to provide gradient-free and gradient-based algorithms from multiple different packages, which have multiple different algorithms. I...

okay, I am intrigued for another way to structure the import paths. Could you provide an example how your suggested import structure could look like?

Based on this folder structure, how would the import look like? This way we have a redundant "grid_search" in the import: ```python from hyperactive.opt.grid_search import GfoGrid_search ``` We also cannot...