Accessing the fitted function during the optimization in python

[Lukas M]

Hi all,

is it possible to access the fitted function e.g. for visualization purposes during the optimization run in python?

Bests,
Lukas

[Ruben Martinez-Cantin]

> is it possible to access the fitted function e.g. for visualization purposes
> during the optimization run in python?

Only from C++. See utils/displaygp.cpp to see how is it done.

Ruben

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