Oh.
That is very different.
So why not have either
a) three getters to get the different matrices
or
b) one getter that returns a structure packaging these matrices?
Why use a callback structure?
in fact, it can and should serve both purposes: display the result of
finished runs and display the result of long runs that are not finished
yet. Let me add that this functionality is of interest not only for
debugging and algorithm design considerations. It serves also to get hints
on how to (re-)design of the objective function. The latter is to my
experience a typical user case, in particular if the problem at hand is
difficult to solve or not too well understood.
Niko
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 1:55 AM, Dr. Dietmar Wolz
<drdietmarw...@yahoo.de>wrote:
And it was not meant to monitor "progress" but it was intended to be
called
> only once
> to transfer statistical data related to the whole optimization run.
>
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