Hyperopt is a Python library for hyperparameter optimization designed to minimize scalar-valued objective functions. It operates as a stochastic search space engine that finds optimal input parameters by searching through real-valued, discrete, and conditional spaces.
The main features of hyperopt/hyperopt are: Asynchronous Optimization Frameworks, Hyperparameter Optimization, Hyperparameter Optimizers, Conditional Parameter Dependencies, Search Space Definition, Conditional Search Space Configuration, Automated Parameter Searches, Objective Function Minimization.
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