callback implemented and current x added to metadata dictionary of the trace#230
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viktmar wants to merge 1 commit intoJuliaNLSolvers:masterfrom
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callback implemented and current x added to metadata dictionary of the trace#230viktmar wants to merge 1 commit intoJuliaNLSolvers:masterfrom
viktmar wants to merge 1 commit intoJuliaNLSolvers:masterfrom
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If you could add a few tests of the functionality I would be happy to merge. |
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the callback is generally useful for more control. I use it myself, but saw also others requesting it. For my use case, early stopping, the current x of each iteration is also required, so I added it to the metadata of the trace. Have all of the trace rather than only the current state, is also important for me.
I am thinking of implementing Early Stopping more directly and efficiently in future. But that is a story for another day.