2013/3/6 Olivier Teytaud <[email protected]> > >> The CLOP is for noisy black-box parameter tuning. However, your test >> functions (LOG, FLAT, POWER, ANGLE, and STEP) are noise-free functions as >> shown in Table 1. It is very difficult to prove that CLOP can work very >> well on noisy functions. >> > > Waow :-) that would be a very strange noisy optimization paper if it was > about testing on noise-free functions. > The functions are certainly not noise-free; what you read (and which is > noise-free...) is their _expected_ values. > >
Thanks for replying me that what I read is their expected values. Since the functions are not noise-free, they should be defined in terms of some noise. I really need the definition of the noise for comparison between CLOP and other optimizers. I have downloaded the source codes, but I cannot find the codes related to the noise currently. Chin-Chang Yang, 2013/03/06
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