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Add hexagonal topology to pso - #148
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Why not the index order (1,3,4,5) ?
Two spaces after colon
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I can't judge just by the code whether it's implemented correctly (do you have a reference implementation?). This needs some tests (ideally both C++ and Python) to verify that it works as reported in the literature. Do you have any data on it ? Update Python docstring: |
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In this case there's no reason to align variable names in the column with multiple spaces, use a single space.
In this method you're using 8 spaces for indentation. We try to stick with tabs for C++ and 4 spaces for Python code.
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This will add a hexagonal topology to pso. (I've fixed things that were wrong or missing in the previous PR)