The modified quasi‐Newton methods for solving unconstrained optimization problems
Razieh Dehghani, M.M. Hosseini, Narges Bidabadi
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Razieh Dehghani, M.M. Hosseini, Narges Bidabadi
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Abstract The usual quasi‐Newton method at each iteration utilize the gradients and ignores the available function value information. In this paper, we employ Taylor formula and introduce a new quasi‐Newton method, which uses both available gradient and function value information. This method approximates the Hessian matrix with excellent accuracy. The global convergence of these method associated to a general line search rule will be also shown. In addition, we will show that average performance of proposed algorithm is better than some proposed methods.
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Abstract The usual quasi‐Newton method at each iteration utilize the gradients and ignores the available function value information. In this paper, we employ Taylor formula and introduce a new quasi‐Newton method, which uses both available gradient and function value information. This method approximates the Hessian matrix with excellent accuracy. The global convergence of these method associated to a general line search rule will be also shown. In addition, we will show that average performance of proposed algorithm is better than some proposed methods.
Key concepts: Hessian matrix, Quasi-Newton method, Line search, Convergence (economics), Newton's method, Mathematical optimization, Taylor series, Function (biology)