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and with this modification the error gone but basically all simulation that requires $T_f \ge 5$ and $N \ge 200$ are extremely difficult to tune. The simulation at some point, for no apparent reason, outputs nan.
I also considered to use optuna but from what i saw $N$ is not tunable in the python interface.
Any suggestion? Is there a recommended ratio between $T_f$ and $N$?
Thanks in advance
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I'm trying to simulate a system which requires horizon$T_f \approx 10s$
Once it runs, the simulation outputs this error:
output.log
I tried to enlarge this
#define
and with this modification the error gone but basically all simulation that requires$T_f \ge 5$ and $N \ge 200$ are extremely difficult to tune. The simulation at some point, for no apparent reason, outputs
nan
.I also considered to use optuna but from what i saw$N$ is not tunable in the python interface.
Any suggestion? Is there a recommended ratio between$T_f$ and $N$ ?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: