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What does a reported loss of NaN in Hyperopt usually indicate, and how can it be addressed?
A
NaN loss is a Hyperopt bug and should be reported to the developers
B
NaN loss is a SparkTrials issue and can be resolved by configuring parallelism
C
NaN loss means an error in the objective function, and adjusting the hyperparameter space or modifying the objective function can address it
D
NaN loss indicates a successful run that can be safely ignored