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AzAINN
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Oct 14, 2025
- The notebook contains the graphs generated from loading in already bootstrapped results and running interpolation on them.
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The reset_index() is implemented in run_bootstrap() when the parameter reduce_mem is False, and hence interpolate() doesn't have reset_index() it wouldn't cause an indexing issue in the dataframe when we bootstrap using the package. But when using pre-bootstrapped data and then using interpolation without reduce_mem = False, this causes an issue. So adding that line in the interpolate() prevents that issue. I don't think this is a required change, as the goal is to bootstrap using the package, but it helps when we already have bootstrapped data to interpolate. |
…c-benchmark into sim-anneal-test merging the changes in the pkl fles which were pushed from old runs of the notebooks
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SA_test_v2.ipynb takes in raw .p files in the raw_runs folder and formats the files expected by the native bootstrapping (aka run_Bootstrap() ). Creates _run_runs_pk_l folder. Then these instances are bootstrapped to populated the checkpoints folder |
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Good first approach, but there is a lot of cleaning up to be done here.
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…rce, random value, and minimum per instance
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Closed in favor of #30. Put all the comments from here, there |