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Smac 2.0 Apr 2026

print(f"Best config: incumbent") print(f"Best cost: smac.runhistory.get_cost(incumbent)") | Concept | Meaning | |--------|---------| | Incumbent | Best configuration found so far | | Surrogate | Model that predicts performance given parameters | | Acquisition Function | Balances exploration (try unknown) vs exploitation (trust surrogate) – e.g., EI, LCB | | Runhistory | Log of all evaluated configs + costs | | Multi-fidelity | Use cheap approximations (e.g., 10% of data) to discard bad configs early | | Conditional Space | if hyperparameter A = X then hyperparameter B appears | Advanced Features (SMAC 2.0 Unlocks) 1. Multi-fidelity (budget):

from smac import MultiObjectiveFacade # minimize both error and latency smac = MultiObjectiveFacade(scenario, train_model, ["val_loss", "inference_ms"]) smac 2.0

smac = HPOFacade(scenario, train_model, overwrite=True) smac.optimize(parallel_backend="multiprocessing", n_workers=4) | Pitfall | Fix | |---------|-----| | SMAC gets stuck in one region | Increase acq_func exploration (e.g., acq_func="EI" + high kappa ) | | Too slow for large spaces | Use multi-fidelity or lower n_trials | | Conditional parameters not handled | Use ConfigSpace.Condition – see docs | | Reproducibility issues | Set seed in Scenario | | Memory blowup | Reduce runhistory size or use extensive=False in facade | Comparison vs Other Tuners (TL;DR) | Tool | Best for | |------|----------| | SMAC 2.0 | Conditional spaces, multi-objective, moderate cost | | Optuna | Simpler spaces, TPEF+CMA, good defaults | | Hyperopt | Quick TPE experiments, older codebases | | BayesianOptimization | Low-dim (<20) continuous spaces | | Grid/Random | Debugging, cheap functions | Final Tip Start with HPOFacade – it hides most complexity. Only drop to SMAC4BB or SMAC4AC classes if you need full control (e.g., custom surrogate). print(f"Best config: incumbent") print(f"Best cost: smac

def train_model(config, budget=0.5): # budget = fraction of epochs # train for int(budget * max_epochs) epochs return val_loss scenario = Scenario(cs, n_trials=100, min_budget=0.1, max_budget=1.0) def train_model(config, budget=0

https://automl.github.io/SMAC3/main/ Paper: "SMAC 2.0: A Versatile Hyperparameter Optimization Framework" (Lindauer et al., 2022)

from smac import HyperparameterOptimizationFacade as HPOFacade from smac import Scenario def train_model(config, seed: int = 0): lr = config["learning_rate"] batch_size = config["batch_size"] # ... train your model ... return validation_error # lower is better 2. Define hyperparameter space from ConfigSpace import ConfigurationSpace, Float, Integer cs = ConfigurationSpace() cs.add_float("learning_rate", (1e-5, 1.0), log=True) cs.add_integer("batch_size", (16, 256), log=True) 3. Set scenario scenario = Scenario(cs, n_trials=100, walltime_limit=3600) 4. Optimize smac = HPOFacade(scenario, train_model) incumbent = smac.optimize()

SMAC (Sequential Model-based Algorithm Configuration) is a method to automatically find the best hyperparameters for a machine learning model. SMAC 2.0 is the 2022 overhaul (from the AutoML team at Uni Freiburg) that makes it faster, more flexible, and more robust than the original SMAC.