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Hello,
so i have recently been working on a problem with categorical , continuous and integer variables.Therefore, i used optimize_acqf_mixed which takes as an argument the bounds related to the variables.However,if i want to use one hot encoding meaning assigning a vector of one and zeros to each category , i won't be able to fully define the bounds for the categorical variables.So basically, the only way to use this function is to assign a numerical representation to the categorical variables which introduces an order ( that doesn't truly exist) . Is there anyway around it? Also, there seems to be a problem in the link of the source code for the function.
thank you!
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BoTorch issues are a good fit for bug reports or feature requests. Generally, if your problem will require a code change to resolve, an issue may be a better fit.
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