Numerical Treatment of Inverse Problems in Differential and Integral Equations 1983
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-7324-7_7
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“…The Bock iteration [1] is the method of choice in the simultaneous method. Here the Newton iteration is modified by setting the constraint second derivatives to 0 in (11).…”
Section: Convergence Rate Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Bock iteration [1] is the method of choice in the simultaneous method. Here the Newton iteration is modified by setting the constraint second derivatives to 0 in (11).…”
Section: Convergence Rate Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methods for solving the optimization problem (4) fall into two general classes called here embedding [3], and simultaneous [1,6]. The embedding method provides a formal link between the problem and the closely related regression problem, but this connection involves some arbitrary choices that affects performance.…”
Section: C109mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are also good reasons why collocation and multiple shooting, both dating back to the early eighties, [6,8,3], are most often superior to the single shooting approach. However, all further algorithms and reformulations yet to be presented can be equally applied to any one of the three.…”
Section: Direct Approach To Optimal Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Con la idea de validar una "familia" de métodos que se requerían fueran eficientes o al menos competitivos al abordar la resolución numérica de este tipo de problemas, se utilizó una estrategia compatible con la tendencia actual que emplea modelos con funciones objetivos mínimo-cuadradas para el ajuste de curvas y usa métodos de optimización sin y con restricciones (ver [3], [4], [7] por ejemplo), entre los que se destacan los de la familia de Newton, los quasi-Newton, el de matrices poco densas, los de tipo Broyden, entre otros para resolver un problema discretizado por un esquema numérico que puede ser implícito, semi-implícito o explícito.…”
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