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How to code bounds with multiple range?
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to have the pbounds take values from a certain multiple?
For example if x': (12,20) with the multiples of 2, so that the x will have values such as 12, 14 16, 18, 20 and not take the odd numbers.
just like in python range(12,20,2)
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d = 2 * int(w) if w = 11 d = 22
Thank you, I tried a small example here and saw that the result of the function - the target - also changes because of the multiplication by 2. Now I perfectly understand what is going on. Thanks once again