Add has_tied, has_fixed and has_bounds properties to Model#16677
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pllim merged 3 commits intoastropy:mainfrom Jul 8, 2024
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Add has_tied, has_fixed and has_bounds properties to Model#16677pllim merged 3 commits intoastropy:mainfrom
has_tied, has_fixed and has_bounds properties to Model#16677pllim merged 3 commits intoastropy:mainfrom
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This has been split out from #16673 for ease of review
Models include
tied,fixed, andboundsproperties that return dictionaries with a summary of which parameters have constraints. However, sometimes one wants to quickly know whether there are any specifiedtied,fixed, orboundsconstraints, and the main way to do that is:These appear notably in the fitting code - this turns out to be reasonably expensive operations especially in the fitting code, where they might be called every time the objective function is called, and it is also clunky to repeat this logic several times in different places.
This PR adds:
which simplifies this. In addition, these properties, like
fixed,tied, andboundsare cached and the cached version is used whensync_constraintsisFalse(typically during fitting), removing any performance impact. But beyond this, these properties could be generically useful to users, similarly to how we have e.g.has_units, hence why I made these public.