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Ideally, the code should "adapt" to varying $\mu$. For example, when we only find a few feasible solutions, or when we inject a feasible solution to guide the search, we may want to be able to make a "premature" update that still works without, say, losing eigenvalues in the covariance matrix.
This means that tell should recompute the internal parameters when necessary, possibly based on an optional input argument $\mu$.
Next steps:
review and specify the input to be used ($\mu$, len(solutions)) and the settings to be done
review and list the code/places which need to be changed
Ideally, the code should "adapt" to varying$\mu$ . For example, when we only find a few feasible solutions, or when we inject a feasible solution to guide the search, we may want to be able to make a "premature" update that still works without, say, losing eigenvalues in the covariance matrix.
This means that$\mu$ .
tell
should recompute the internal parameters when necessary, possibly based on an optional input argumentNext steps:
len(solutions)
) and the settings to be doneSee also issue #7.
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