Larger-Scale Problems
Larger-Scale Problems
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更大规模的问题
DOI:
10.1007/978-0-387-78723-7_14
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2008
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M. Bartholomew
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作者:
M. Bartholomew
Most of the examples considered so far have involved only a few variables. Practical optimization problems often deal with very many unknowns and methods which perform well for small problems may become less efficient as the number of variables increases. We now investigate the behaviour of the methods described in Chapters 7–11 as n becomes larger. The problems we use for our comparison are OC1 (n) and OC2 (n) from Section 4.3 of Chapter 4. Table 14.1 shows numbers of iterations and function calls needed to solve Problem OC1 (n) for various values of n. The figures relate to the high-accuracy convergence test (4.3. 2). n= 50 n= 100 n= 200