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Sometimes it would be convenient to know the absolute time at which some optimization was started. For example, to construct overall convergence curves for a multi-start optimization. Therefore, it would be nice if we could store a timestamp in pypesto.result.optimize.OptimizerResult. (Potentially also in other result objects.) The OptimizerResult won't know exactly when the optimization started, but time_result_is_created - OptimizerResult.time should be good enough.
(When storing a History, this information is already available through pypesto.history.base.HistoryBase.start_time).
Sometimes it would be convenient to know the absolute time at which some optimization was started. For example, to construct overall convergence curves for a multi-start optimization. Therefore, it would be nice if we could store a timestamp in pypesto.result.optimize.OptimizerResult. (Potentially also in other result objects.) The OptimizerResult won't know exactly when the optimization started, but
time_result_is_created - OptimizerResult.time
should be good enough.(When storing a History, this information is already available through
pypesto.history.base.HistoryBase.start_time
).CC @stephanmg
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