• In general, as the the feasibility-aware acquisition risk aversion hyperparameter, t, is varied, the expected propensity for the FCA and FIA functions to violate the constraint is observed (perhaps more pronounced in the FCA case). Indeed, it is apparent that a trade-off in t is required for good optimization performance and to keep the constraint violation rate low. In fact, strategies with moderate risk aversion, such as FCA-0.5 and FIA-1, are among the best overall performers across the continuous benchmarks, and are recommended for use as "jack-of-all-trades" feasibility-aware acquisitions.