Is there a way of not showing the time spent in each iteration in Optim.jl while using the option show_trace=true? The current output is as follows: [Screen Shot 2021-02-14 at 11.00.18 AM] I just want the lines with “time” not to be shown. I currently use: res = optimize(p->objectivefunc!(p,fp…

You can pass a “callback” fonction that will be called at each iteration, I think you’ll have access to more things in there, see this example : Optim.jl Pure Julia implementations of optimization algorithms.

Optim.jl, showing trace

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