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This is probably my fault. Fixed in master by swapping lines.
I think the statement is supposed to be kind of an autodetection whether log-scale would improve plot quality, so I'd leave it in. I changed default behaviour to only do autodetection when log-scale is not set in function parameters (before it just ignored the argument when np.diff(grid).std() > 0.000001, but I think the user should be able to force log-scale if appropriate.)
Library crashes when invoking the function
Visualizer.plot_marginal()
with a non-categorical hyperparameter.Reason:
The variable
grid
has not been assigned/defined. Shall I proceed and remove it for now? What is the exact use of this variable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: