How to change the default range of hyperparameters in fitcecoc function?

Is it possible to change the default paramater search range of fitcecoc function? I am trying to find the optimal paramters for SVM in custom range to reduce computational time. For example, I am trying to set below range for following parameters.
BoxConstraint = Positive values log-scaled in the range [1e-3,10]
KernelScale = Positive values log-scaled in the range [1e-3,10]
KernelFunction ='gaussian', , and 'polynomial'
Any suggestions in this regard would be highly appreciated.
Demo Example:
clc
clear all
load fisheriris
t = templateSVM();
results = fitcecoc(meas, species,'Learners',t,'OptimizeHyperparameters','auto',...
'HyperparameterOptimizationOptions',struct('Optimizer',...
'randomsearch'))
T=results.HyperparameterOptimizationResults

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@Don Mathis Can you please look at this?
Walter Roberson's answer is correct. And then you pass 'params' as the value of the 'OptimizeHyperparameters' parameter.
Thank you. How to change other parameters? For instance, for kernal functiion, I am trying to search only guassian and polynomial in the search space.
Name: 'KernelFunction'
Range: {'gaussian' 'linear' 'polynomial'}
Type: 'categorical'
Transform: 'none'
Optimize: 0
Name: 'Coding'
Range: {'onevsall' 'onevsone'}
Type: 'categorical'
Transform: 'none'
Optimize: 1

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Set nondefault parameters by passing a vector of optimizableVariable objects that have nondefault values. For example,
load fisheriris
params = hyperparameters('fitcecoc',meas,species,'svm');
params(2).Range = [1e-4,1e6];
After you created params look at
{params.Name}
to see which variable is which, to know which one to set the Range for.

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Thank you. How to change other parameters? For instance, for kernal functiion, I am trying to search only guassian and polynomial in the search space.
Name: 'KernelFunction'
Range: {'gaussian' 'linear' 'polynomial'}
Type: 'categorical'
Transform: 'none'
Optimize: 0
Name: 'Coding'
Range: {'onevsall' 'onevsone'}
Type: 'categorical'
Transform: 'none'
Optimize: 1
I think you should be able to do
params(4).Range = {'gaussian', 'polynomial'};

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