jmrichardson

> > > Thinking about this further, is this really a problem? While it is quite possible that the same parameter value will get suggested multiple times it seems extremely...

I ended up extending the _update_offset_file method: ``` from atomicwrites import atomic_write class File(Pygtail): def _update_offset_file(self): if self.on_update: self.on_update() offset = self._filehandle().tell() inode = os.stat(self.filename).st_ino with atomic_write(self._offset_file, overwrite=True) as fh:...

Running into this issue as well. Is there a fix on the horizon?

Hi @evg-allegro This was a clean, new installation on Win10. I have not made any changes to the yml file but it's attached for reference. I am only using it...

I am having same issue

Hi @AakashKeswani The first cluster is based on the correlation to the target as you mentioned. Essentially, the goal here is to cluster the trials by correlation and choose the...

Yes, you are correct that if the parameters clustered have different scales, then one parameter could disproportionately influence the clustering result, leading to biased or incorrect clusters. Although many parameters...

Hi @yseeker Unfortunately there is no support for custom functions currently. It's a great idea and will look to enable this at some point when I can find the time.

Hi, I have the same issue. Is there a fix? Thanks.

@robfarr thank you for your help. I am having trouble after forking this repository. I made the updates in my fork and then installed with: `npm install jmrichardson/searchkit-multiselect --save` However,...