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Looking at pyproject, it is great how there are very few dependencies!
Though, I think it is not entirely perfect. For intsance, GFO implies sklearn, so sklearn always gets installed, not just when the integrations dep set is added.
I would suggest to move to a dependency isolation setup, where GFO also also gets isolated as a softdep, that way we can also avoid sklearn.
This would be easily possible with #93, if the skbase based design is adopted, and dependencies are tracked and isolated within the optimizers.
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Looking at
pyproject
, it is great how there are very few dependencies!Though, I think it is not entirely perfect. For intsance, GFO implies sklearn, so sklearn always gets installed, not just when the
integrations
dep set is added.I would suggest to move to a dependency isolation setup, where GFO also also gets isolated as a softdep, that way we can also avoid sklearn.
This would be easily possible with #93, if the
skbase
based design is adopted, and dependencies are tracked and isolated within the optimizers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: