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These are the Lecture Slides of Nonlinear Programming which includes Convex Cost, Linear Constraints, Duality Theorem, Linear Programming Duality, Quadratic Programming Duality, Linear Inequality, Constrained Problem, Minimize, Feasible etc.Key important points are: Local and Global Minima, Unconstrained, One Dimension, Necessary Conditions, Zero Slope, Local Minimum, Nonnegative Curvature, Local Minimum, Positive Semidefinite, First and Second
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f(x)
x Strict LocalMinimum Local Minima (^) MinimumStrict Global
Unconstrained local and global minima in one dimension.
∇f (x†∗) = 0
∇^2 f (x†∗) : Positive Semidefinite
x* = 0 x
f(x) = |x|^3 (convex)
x
f(x) = x^3 f(x) = - |x|^3
x* = 0 x* = 0 x
First and second order necessary optimality conditions for functions of one variable.
∇^2 f (x†∗) : Positive Definite
1 f (x†∗^ + d) − f (x†∗) = ∇f (x†∗)′d†+ 2
d′∇^2 f (x†∗)d†
≥
λ† 2
‖d‖^2 + o(‖d‖^2 )
λ o(‖d‖^2 ) = ‖d‖^2. 2
‖d‖^2
For ‖d‖ small enough, o(‖d‖^2 )/‖d‖^2 is negligible relative to λ/ 2.
αx + (1 - α)y, 0 < α < 1
x
x
y
x y y
x (^) y
Convex Sets Nonconvex Sets
Convex and nonconvex sets.
αf(x) + (1 - α)f(y)
x z
f(z) y C
A convex function.
f (x) ≥ f (x†∗) + ∇f (x†∗)′(x†− x†∗),† ∀ x†
f(z) f(z) + (z - x)'∇f(x)
x z
− Implication:
∇f (x†∗) = 0 ⇒ x†∗^ is a global minimum