A band-shell tuner lists several continuous hyperparameters with fine ranges. An engineer wants every combination on a full grid. What is the cost risk?
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Short Explanation
Think of several continuous hyperparameters with fine ranges, and someone wanting every combination on a full grid. That grid explodes in cost. Prefer Bayesian or random search.
Full Explanation
Grid search tries every listed combination and becomes costly on wide or continuous hyperparameter spaces. Bayesian or random search is the cheaper AMT alternative. Comprehend is not a tuner strategy, and a fine grid is not a single trial.