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Une Methode de Quasi-Newton Reduite en Optimisation Sous Contraintes Avec Priorite a la Restauration

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Analysis and Optimization of Systems

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Pour minimiser une fonction sur Rn en présence de m contraintes d’égalité non linéaires, on propose un algorithme ayant les caractéristiques suivantes: chaque itération comprend deux pas de restauration des contraintes et un pas de minimisation de la fonction, les contraintes sont linéairisées une fois par itération, une matrice d’ordre n-m (approximation du hessien réduit du lagrangien) est mise jour mais pas à chaque itération (un critère de mise à jour est proposé), la méthode est globale avec priorité à la restauration, enfin, la suite de points générée converge Q-superlinéairement.

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To minimize a function on Rn withm nonlinear equality constraints, we propose an algorithm with the following features: each iteration is formed of two steps of restoration of the constraints and one step of minimization of the function, the constraints are linearized once per iteration, a matrix of order n-m (approximation of the reduced hessian of the lagrangian) is updated but not at each iteration (a criterion is proposed), the method is global with priority to the restoration and generates a Q-superlinearlyconvergingsequence of points.

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Gilbert, J. (1986). Une Methode de Quasi-Newton Reduite en Optimisation Sous Contraintes Avec Priorite a la Restauration. In: Bensoussan, A., Lions, J.L. (eds) Analysis and Optimization of Systems. Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences, vol 83. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0007545

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