The parameter update in the estimator reloads all of the parameters if one is changed. This is inefficient, the parameter change should be checked to see if the change was relevant and only reload that one parameter. This is in the is_parameter_changed() function. This will require a pretty extensive overhaul of the parameters to do this appropriately which is why this hasn't been done yet.
The parameter update in the estimator reloads all of the parameters if one is changed. This is inefficient, the parameter change should be checked to see if the change was relevant and only reload that one parameter. This is in the
is_parameter_changed()function. This will require a pretty extensive overhaul of the parameters to do this appropriately which is why this hasn't been done yet.