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Hi,
Thanks for your question.
Yes, if the number of configs required for mutation is less than that specified by the default mutation strategy, the difference in the number of configs is generated from the global population.
As it appears in the code, it is generated through a round of mutation.
This should prevent the resampling of configs that are already existing in the parent pool selected at this stage.
Also, the global population simply concatenates the different subpopulations, that were evaluated at different fidelities and have different population sizes.
Hope that answers the questions!
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I shall close this issue as it appears the question was clarified. Please feel free to reopen or post a new issue for anything required. Cheers!
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