In today’s practice, there are many copies made. Consider Google for instance. At any point in time they are running hundreds of experiments, to see what works best. They don’t make one copy at a time for performance reasons. Exploring an adjacent search space is faster if you run trials in parallel.
I was thinking it would stop running the old copy if the new one works out.
In today’s practice, there are many copies made. Consider Google for instance. At any point in time they are running hundreds of experiments, to see what works best. They don’t make one copy at a time for performance reasons. Exploring an adjacent search space is faster if you run trials in parallel.