Handle bandit parameter coefficients provided as maps (Objects) #57
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aarsilv
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May 31, 2024
| Iterator<Map.Entry<String, JsonNode>> coefficientIterator = coefficientsNode.fields(); | ||
| coefficientIterator.forEachRemaining(field -> { | ||
| BanditCoefficients actionCoefficients = this.parseActionCoefficientsNode(field.getValue()); | ||
| coefficients.put(field.getKey(), actionCoefficients); |
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while we're leaving actionKey in the action coefficients for now, that is redundant and may be later removed, so I don't want to count on it being there and instead use the Object key as the action key.
sameerank
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Eppo Internal: 🎟️ Ticket: FF-2269
This change has the SDK ingest bandit parameter coefficients as a map of actions to that action's coefficients rather than as a list of an action key and associated coefficients.