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A simple fix is to turn off 'CMA_active'. A (much) better fix would be to catch the points that don't comply with the sample distribution (as is already done) and ignore them in the update of the covariance matrix if they are bad (needs to be done).
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Injecting always the same arbitrary bad solution twice or more often leads to a failure, similar to the one observe here
A simple fix is to turn off
'CMA_active'
. A (much) better fix would be to catch the points that don't comply with the sample distribution (as is already done) and ignore them in the update of the covariance matrix if they are bad (needs to be done).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: