simanneal_acceptance_prob: Acceptance probability for a new solution
In designit: Blocking and Randomization for Experimental Design
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simanneal_acceptance_prob R Documentation
Acceptance probability for a new solution
Description
A solution is always to be accepted if it leads to a lower score. Worse solutions should be accepted with a probability given by this function.
Usage
simanneal_acceptance_prob(current_score, best_score, temp, eps = 0.1)
Arguments
current_score
Score from the current optimizing iteration (scalar value, double)
best_score
Score from the current optimizing iteration (scalar value, double)
temp
Current value of annealing temperature
eps
Small parameter eps(ilon), achieving that not always the new solution is taken when scores are exactly equal
Value
Probability with which to accept the new score as the best one
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View source: R/sim_annealing.R
| simanneal_acceptance_prob | R Documentation |
Acceptance probability for a new solution
Description
A solution is always to be accepted if it leads to a lower score. Worse solutions should be accepted with a probability given by this function.
Usage
simanneal_acceptance_prob(current_score, best_score, temp, eps = 0.1)
Arguments
current_score |
Score from the current optimizing iteration (scalar value, double) |
best_score |
Score from the current optimizing iteration (scalar value, double) |
temp |
Current value of annealing temperature |
eps |
Small parameter eps(ilon), achieving that not always the new solution is taken when scores are exactly equal |
Value
Probability with which to accept the new score as the best one
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