R caret maximum accuracy gradient boosting

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I am trying to tune gradient boosting (caret package) with differential evolution (DEOptim) in R language. I have a question, is correct to define the maximum of accuracy at each iteration in my eval function as the following?

return(XGBoost_model$results$Accuracy) # Maximum Accuracy

I am asking this question because when I plot the result, the plot shows a descending graphic. enter image description here

My eval function is defined as follow:

XGBoost_model <- caret::train(isMut ~., 
                                             data = data,
                                             method = "gbm",
                                             trControl = train_settings,
                                             verbose = FALSE, 
                                             
                                             tuneGrid = expand.grid(
                                                 interaction.depth = round(x1), # number of depth
                                                 n.trees = round(x2), # number of tree
                                                 shrinkage = 0.1, 
                                                 n.minobsinnode = 20 
                                             ) 
        )
    )
    
    return(XGBoost_model$results$Accuracy) # Maximum Accuracy
    
}

# Define minimum and maximum values for each input
interaction.depth_min_max <- c(1,9)
n.trees_min_max <- c(1500,2000)
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