An optimization I’m doing (for work, not the RNN) consistently gets better results when I turn off an inequality constraint that in practice is never active. The obvious quick fix is to just turn off the constraint, since it’s never relevant anyway. But still, what’s going on here?
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Sure, but I’m not applying any time limitations. I tried checking when the constraint is violated, both when I’m...
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Well, not having to test the inequality saves time. But if you’re worried, leave the constraint on and log when it...
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I want to follow this thread so I’ll know when you’ve figured it out, I’m curious
