A Superlinearly feasible SQP algorithm for Constrained Optimization
Zhibin Zhu, Guohua Chen
Abstract
Zhibin Zhu, Guohua Chen
Abstract
This paper is concerned with a Superlinearly feasible SQP algorithm algorithm for general constrained optimization. As compared with the existing SQP methods, it is necessary to solve equality constrained quadratic programming sub-problems at each iteration, which shows that the computational effort of the proposed algorithm is reduced further. Furthermore, under some mild assumptions, the algorithm is globally convergent and its rate of convergence is one-step superlinearly.
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This paper is concerned with a Superlinearly feasible SQP algorithm algorithm for general constrained optimization. As compared with the existing SQP methods, it is necessary to solve equality constrained quadratic programming sub-problems at each iteration, which shows that the computational effort of the proposed algorithm is reduced further. Furthermore, under some mild assumptions, the algorithm is globally convergent and its rate of convergence is one-step superlinearly.
Key concepts: Sequential quadratic programming, Mathematical optimization, Mathematics, Convergence (economics), Quadratic programming, Constrained optimization, Algorithm, Rate of convergence