BPt.p.Instrumentation

class BPt.p.Instrumentation(*args, **kwargs)

BPt parameter wrapper around nevergrad.p.Instrumentation.

Attributes

args	Value of the positional arguments.
descriptors	Stores the descriptor information for this parameter.
dimension	Dimension of the standardized space for this parameter i.e size of the vector returned by get_standardized_data(reference=...)
generation	Generation of the parameter (children are current generation + 1)
kwargs	Value of the keyword arguments.
losses	Possibly multiobjective losses which were told to the optimizer along this parameter.
name	Name of the parameter This is used to keep track of how this Parameter is configured (included through internal/model parameters), mostly for reproducibility A default version is always provided, but can be overriden directly through the attribute, or through the set_name method (which allows chaining).
random_state	Random state the instrumentation and the optimizers pull from.

Methods

add_layer(other)	Adds a layer which will modify the object behavior
copy()	Creates a full copy of the parameter (with new unique uid).
freeze()	Prevents the parameter from changing value again (through value, mutate etc...)
get_standardized_data(*, reference)	Get the standardized data representing the value of the instance as an array in the optimization space.
get_value_hash()	Hashable object representing the current value of the instance
mutate()	Mutate parameters of the instance, and then its value
recombine(*others)	Update value and parameters of this instance by combining it with other instances.
register_cheap_constraint(func[, as_layer])	Registers a new constraint on the parameter values.
sample()	Sample a new instance of the parameter.
satisfies_constraints()	Whether the instance satisfies the constraints added through the register_cheap_constraint method
set_name(name)	Sets a name and return the current instrumentation (for chaining)
set_standardized_data(data, *[, reference])	Updates the value of the provided reference (or self) using the standardized data.
spawn_child([new_value])	Creates a new instance which shares the same random generator than its parent, is sampled from the same data, and mutates independently from the parentp.
to_grid()	This parameter does not support converting to sklearn-grid compatible params.