Kyle Daruwalla

Also, sequences aren't the only composite schedule. Looping is a composite schedule. Throttling/accelerating is a composite schedule. It seems weird that sequences get the special `Schedule([f, g], opt)` syntax (assuming...

> You totally could, the change only had to be handled internally, nothing changes from the consumer point, be that PS, or an end user writing a custom scheduler or...

> Re Sequence, you can do that if you track the state as well, which we can technically hide from user code but I don't know if it's necessary. Rather...

> I would also definitely remove the need for defining IteratorLength (?) etc. I can do that. These are part of the optional iteration interface in Base. I don't really...

But none of those blocks relate specifically to optimizers? They are just another schedule. Ergo, the schedule package makes most sense to me.

Going back to my examples with the spiking neural network. Why should I need to use Optimisers.jl/Flux.jl AND ParameterSchedulers.jl when all I need is related to hyper-parameter schedules and fits...

@mkborregaard Do you have an example of using categorical variables to reorder within groups? I tried using CategoricalArrays.jl, but this doesn't seem to be working.

Also to follow up for those who are struggling with the same issue, I have found that using `replace!` to add a series of spaces before words you want to...

Yeah spaces trick only worked when plotting in IJulia, but spaces were preserved when saving to file. I have not found any other work around.

Yes, I guess that's true; I don't know how to automatically merge the replaced types into the struct type parameters. Would you be interested in a PR that adds an...