Adapt the mixing factor alpha based on energy gain.
| preTrunc | energy prior to truncation, after solution |
| postTrunc | energy after truncation Also uses conf.lastEnergy for the energy before the truncation. The idea is that we want to keep the energy loss during truncation at some 30% of the energy gain during optimisation and adapt conf.alpha accordingly, as it controls the strength of the perturbation. |
References syten::abs(), std::isnan(), std::max(), and std::min().
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