Rucy
Rucy
Building it with `CGO_ENABLED=1` on m1 is still the only way around it.
@bionicles are you aware of https://github.com/TimelyDataflow/differential-dataflow? it allows you to express, as far as I'm aware of, anything datalog-ish, and it is trivial to connect it to a database. https://github.com/oxigraph/rio...
Any updates on this?
@Wilfred sorry to tag you here :) but it would be immensely useful to more than one person if this could be done.
I think this could be solved in different ways. > we defer the evaluation of these predicates until all of their arguments are bound to constants To my understanding, this...
Here is the test for `EgorService`: ```rust #[test] fn test_xsinx_egor_builder() { let ego = EgorServiceBuilder::optimize() .configure(|conf| { conf.regression_spec(RegressionSpec::ALL) .correlation_spec(CorrelationSpec::ALL) .infill_strategy(InfillStrategy::EI) .random_seed(42) }) .min_within(&array![[0., 25.]]); let mut doe = array![[0.], [7.],...
In any MCMC-based heuristic, such as simulated annealing, parallel tempering or anything else, the number of steps is **very** large. We are talking about perhaps up to hundreds of thousands...
I want to use `Egor`'s potential incremental suggestions to power bayesian optimisation of up to ~ 5700 input variables (only one output however). 5700 comes from the number of qubits...
Up to that, yes.
There's a caveat. All of these variables are binary: +1 or -1.