Parameter Object
A parameter is a variable that can be tracked in association with a Run. In an AI Experiment, SigOpt will suggest values for your parameters in order to optimize the relevant objective. double
and int
parameters represent numeric values. categorical
parameters take on one of a fixed list of values (similar to an enum in many programming languages).
Key | Type | Value |
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| A range of values that a parameter can occupy. Only applicable to parameters of type double or int. | |
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| A list of categorical values. Only applicable for parameters of type categorical. |
| See conditionals. | |
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| Used to replace missing parameter assignments in parameters added after initial experiment creation. |
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| Only applicable to parameters of type double and int. The discrete numerical values that a parameter can take. When grid is provided, bounds should not be set. Refer to the Grid Values documentation for more information. |
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| A user-specified name for this parameter. |
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| Only applicable to parameters of type double. The number of decimal places considered when optimizing. |
| Only applicable to parameters of type double. The prior distribution of the parameter. Refer to the Prior Beliefs documentation for more information. | |
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| Only applicable to parameters of type double. The scale of a parameter. Refer to the Parameter transformation documentation for more information. |
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| The type of this parameter. Must be one of double, int, or categorical. |
Examples
Double Parameter
Integer Parameter
Categorical Parameter
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