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We don't explicitly share information at the experiment level like that for privacy reasons. All user data is explicitly isolated from other users, on top of th
by Zephyr314 10y ago
We don't explicitly share information at the experiment level like that for privacy reasons. All user data is explicitly isolated from other users, on top of the fact that due to the black box nature of our optimizer we often do not know what the underlying method or system being optimized actually is.
We do, however, run a rigorous evaluation framework [1] over our methods as we iteratively improve (and compare to other techniques). This allows us to build up our ensemble of optimization strategies to most efficiently tackle problems that are most important to our users. As we see users leveraging our service for certain types of problems (like mixed continuous/categorical + failure regions) we do try to incorporate them more into our testing, roadmap, and ensemble, but only at the meta level.
[1]: http://arxiv.org/abs/1605.06170 http://arxiv.org/abs/1605.06170