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To support faster training (especially in local mode) we could be using compressed Bonsai trees directly in Brushfire. There's really no advantage to Brushfire's native tree type so we should remove it. The idea is that we'd batch our operations for 1 step (eg growing the tree by 1) and make the changes to the Bonsai tree in bulk.
This involves both exposing some new functionality from Bonsai, and replacing the use of trees (and the use of the tree ops type class) in Brushfire.
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To support faster training (especially in local mode) we could be using compressed Bonsai trees directly in Brushfire. There's really no advantage to Brushfire's native tree type so we should remove it. The idea is that we'd batch our operations for 1 step (eg growing the tree by 1) and make the changes to the Bonsai tree in bulk.
This involves both exposing some new functionality from Bonsai, and replacing the use of trees (and the use of the tree ops type class) in Brushfire.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: