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Setting parameter constraints of the form x - y >= 1

See original GitHub issue

It seems like parameter restraints are very strict, so x - y >= 1 does not work. Is it possible to support this in the future or does something prevent it?

"Parameter constraint should be of form <parameter_name> >= <other_parameter_name> for order constraints or <parameter_name> + <other_parameter_name> >= x, where any number of parameters can be summed up and x` is a float bound. Acceptable comparison operators are “>=” and “<=”.’

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lena-kashtelyancommented, Nov 4, 2019

@dqii, this functionality is now available on master, check latest version for installation instructions. This will also be included in the next stable version when it comes out.

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dqiicommented, Oct 10, 2019

Correct, I’m using the Loop API currently. Thanks for the response!

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