josiann.moves.discrete.SetStretch
- class josiann.moves.discrete.SetStretch(*, position_set, a=2.0, bounds=None, repr_attributes=(), **kwargs)[source]
Fusion of the Set and Stretch moves. We exploit multiple walkers in parallel a move each to the closest point in the set of possible positions instead of the point proposed by the stretch.
Instantiate a Move.
- Parameters:
position_set (
Sequence[Sequence[float]]) – sets of only possible values for x in each dimension.a (
float(default:2.0)) – parameter for tuning the distribution of Z. Smaller values make samples tightly distributed around 1 while bigger values make samples more spread out with a peak getting closer to 0.bounds (
Optional[ndarray[tuple[int,...],dtype[float64|int64]]] (default:None)) – optional sequence of (min, max) bounds for values to propose in each dimension.repr_attributes (
tuple[str,...] (default:())) – tuple of attribute names to include in the move’s representation.kwargs (Any)
Methods
Instantiate a Move.
Generate a new proposed vector x.
Set bounds for the move.
Methods
- SetStretch.__init__(*, position_set, a=2.0, bounds=None, repr_attributes=(), **kwargs)[source]
Instantiate a Move.
- Parameters:
position_set (
Sequence[Sequence[float]]) – sets of only possible values for x in each dimension.a (
float(default:2.0)) – parameter for tuning the distribution of Z. Smaller values make samples tightly distributed around 1 while bigger values make samples more spread out with a peak getting closer to 0.bounds (
Optional[ndarray[tuple[int,...],dtype[float64|int64]]] (default:None)) – optional sequence of (min, max) bounds for values to propose in each dimension.repr_attributes (
tuple[str,...] (default:())) – tuple of attribute names to include in the move’s representation.kwargs (Any)