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Adaptive algorithm for constrained least-squares problems

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Li, Zheng Feng
Osborne, Michael
Prvan, Tania

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Kluwer Academic Publishers

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This paper is concerned with the implementation and testing of an algorithm for solving constrained least-squares problems. The algorithm is an adaptation to the least-squares case of sequential quadratic programming (SQP) trust-region methods for solving general constrained optimization problems. At each iteration, our local quadratic subproblem includes the use of the Gauss-Newton approximation but also encompasses a structured secant approximation along with tests of when to use this approximation. This method has been tested on a selection of standard problems. The results indicate that, for least-squares problems, the approach taken here is a viable alternative to standard general optimization methods such as the Byrd-Omojokun trust-region method and the Powell damped BFGS line search method.

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Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications

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2037-12-31