Derek Tishler

@BenPorebski I had that problem because I missed one addition of an input var to that line, you can check the history of the file to see(its a pain cause...

I have tried ensuring that any log math has a tiny constant added to it to ensure no bad math is occurring in the loss & entropy calculations, but the...

Thank you, this fixes the frequent error of trying to assign an oddly empty assignment to a centroid(clust_sum was still 0 at time of iteration) on line 47 of ts_cluster.py:...

@mgka got me there with their suggestion. However it required me to find my `` as it was different from the example, as I expect @ben-ix experienced. In my OS...

@alvawa27 Yes it appears to have moved from **utils** to **iterative** in newer versions of _domdf_python_tools_ As per: https://domdf-python-tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/iterative.html?highlight=chunks#domdf_python_tools.iterative.chunks To fix I had to edit the file that threw the...

I wonder if the 'ALPHA fail' error you are seeing is similar to this: https://github.com/ray-project/ray/issues/13511#issuecomment-773909246 Can you try to initialize ray like they suggest in that thread: **ray.init(log_to_driver=False)**

Hard to tell if the issue is the simple example being efficient...the real benefit of Ray(scoop in the past) and dealing with the network and future-spin-up overhead was to gain...

I need to make better decisions with the example's intentions. Part of the problem: Arbitrarily increasing their complexity via loops just breaks the idea behind each example. Also my onemax...

Updated the symbreg examples with heavier loads and shared memory items to better illustrate the speedups. Attempted to convert the onemax_island_scoop example but its recursion approach caused a ton of...