Simon Blanke

The Introduction notebook can be viewed (and opened in binder) here: https://nbviewer.org/github/SimonBlanke/hyperactive-tutorial/blob/main/notebooks/hyperactive_tutorial.ipynb

Hello @fkiraly, I keep the notebooks in a separate repo, because: - the notebook has a lot of code (in the "backend" of the notebook). This can often be more,...

> I am then wondering, why not add the nb to this repo, and link from docs and/or have a binder or colab link as well? I will see if...

I listed github-, nb-viewer- and binder-links for the notebooks in the [hyperactive-tutorials-repo](https://github.com/SimonBlanke/hyperactive-tutorials)

I looked into this last week for design ideas. I'll revisit this at some later point. Keeping this issue open as a reminder.

I wrote the documentation for a possible design of the sklearn integration API in version 4.8 to show my current progress on this issue: https://simonblanke.github.io/hyperactive-documentation/4.8/integrations/sklearn/ Thoughts or suggestions on the...

> Is this intended? It is. How should the search-space look like instead?

I did not have this on my radar, to be honest. I knew of the distributions for RandomSearchCV, though. I would like to add some/all of those features to Hyperactive....

> For now, I would suggest, supporting a minimal version makes sense, it can be later extended without breaking lower version interfaces? I suppose in addition to the current interface...

Why is it important to make this public? How would this code be used in a practical example?