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by darkmighty
4073 days ago
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The organizers making sure it has some real world relevance is what I would equate with problems being "typical". In practice, you may find ill-characterized "Typical problems" and solve them, but as I said, a truly "Black box optimization" would not make sense; hence I dislike the term (and the general problem statement). |
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