A Trust Region Strategy for Equality Constrained Optimization
Maria Rosa Celis, J. E. Dennis, J. E. Tapia, R. A.
Abstract
Maria Rosa Celis, J. E. Dennis, J. E. Tapia, R. A.
Abstract
Many current algorithms for - nonlinear constrained optimization problems determine a direction by solving a quadratic programming subproblem. The global convergence properties are addressed by using a line search technique and a merit function to modify the length of the step obtained from the quadratic program. In unconstrained optimization trust regions strategies have been very successful. In this paper we present a new approach for equality constrained optimization problems based on a trust region strategy. The direction selected is not necessarily the solution of the standard quadratic programming subproblem.
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Many current algorithms for - nonlinear constrained optimization problems determine a direction by solving a quadratic programming subproblem. The global convergence properties are addressed by using a line search technique and a merit function to modify the length of the step obtained from the quadratic program. In unconstrained optimization trust regions strategies have been very successful. In this paper we present a new approach for equality constrained optimization problems based on a trust region strategy. The direction selected is not necessarily the solution of the standard quadratic programming subproblem.
Key concepts: Trust region, Computer science, Mathematical optimization, Mathematical economics, Mathematics, Computer security, RADIUS