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[ISSUE] Broken comparison plots (scenario level) #9
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Don't think it is a bug. The plot compares the solution cost of each algorithm with best known solution cost found so far. In that case, LaCAM is the only one that found a feasible solution. |
The plot is a mess though and doesn't communicate the situation very effectively. So I still think this is a bug. In my opinion we should either:
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Another related issue: the list of claims (in the table) tracks only how many algorithms have achieved the best-known cost. But the "Compare algorithms" plot shows dominated solutions if one exists for a selected solver. It's a bit confusing because the plot should be a summary of the table data. I think there's a place for comparing all results submitted for a specific solver vs. SOTA, on a particular map or scenario or instance, but we might want to do this as a separate feature. |
The "solution cost" function is fixed. |
We seem to have trivial bounds but the plots still appear messed up. Why is there still an infinite gap? e.g., |
Algorithm comparison plots look to be buggy in some cases; e.g., orz900d-even-1. It looks like LaCAM solutions are being assigned zero cost?? See here
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