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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
# Index values for gradient descent logging

FINAL_OPT_INDEX = 0
DESCENT_DATA_INDEX = 1

hyper_data = dict()
final_optimizers = dict()

# sigma must be sufficiently large to avoid negative entropy results
point_set_sigmas = (1.0,2.5,5.0,10.0,20.0,50.0)

# Compare performance with repeated or one-time learning rate estimation
estimate_rates = [(False,False), (False, True), (True, False)]

# Run gradient descent optimization for each combination of hyperparameters

for trial_values in itertools.product(point_set_sigmas, estimate_rates):
    hyper_data[trial_values] = dict()
    
    (point_set_sigma, est_rate) = trial_values

    fixed_set, moving_set = \
        make_circles(offset=POINT_SET_OFFSET)

    transform = TransformType.New()
    transform.SetIdentity()
    
    metric = PointSetMetricType.New(
            FixedPointSet=fixed_set,
            MovingPointSet=moving_set,
            PointSetSigma=point_set_sigma,
            KernelSigma=10.0,
            UseAnisotropicCovariances=False,
            CovarianceKNeighborhood=5,
            EvaluationKNeighborhood=10,
            MovingTransform=transform,
            Alpha=1.1)
    shift_scale_estimator = ShiftScalesType.New(
        Metric=metric,
        VirtualDomainPointSet=metric.GetVirtualTransformedPointSet())
        
    metric.Initialize()
    optimizer = OptimizerType.New(
        Metric=metric,
        NumberOfIterations=100,
        MaximumStepSizeInPhysicalUnits=3.0,
        MinimumConvergenceValue=-1,
        DoEstimateLearningRateOnce=est_rate[0],
        DoEstimateLearningRateAtEachIteration=est_rate[1],
        LearningRate=1e6,  # Ignored if either est_rate argument is True
        ReturnBestParametersAndValue=False)
    
    optimizer.SetScalesEstimator(shift_scale_estimator)

    def log_hyper_iteration_data():
        hyper_data[trial_values][optimizer.GetCurrentIteration()] =\
                 round(optimizer.GetCurrentMetricValue(),8)
        
    optimizer.AddObserver(itk.IterationEvent(), log_hyper_iteration_data)
    
   ...
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#Here is Python code to compare performance with repeated or one-time learning rate estimation
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Hyperparameter Search
In order to find adequate results with different transforms, metrics, and optimizers it is often useful to compare results across variations in hyperparameters. In the case of this example it was necessary to evaluate performance for different values of the JensenHavrdaCharvatTsallisPointSetToPointSetMetricv4.PointSetSigma parameter and GradientDescentOptimizerv4.DoEstimateLearningRate parameters. Gradient descent iteration data was plotted along 2D scatter plots to compare and select the hyperparameter combination yielding the best performance.