On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods

<p style="text-align:justify;"> When solving the general smooth nonlinear and possibly nonconvex optimization problem involving equality and/or inequality constraints, an approximate first-order critical point of accuracy $\epsilon$ can be obtained by a second-order method using cub...

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Main Authors: Cartis, C, Gould, N, Toint, P
Format: Journal article
Published: Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics 2015
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description <p style="text-align:justify;"> When solving the general smooth nonlinear and possibly nonconvex optimization problem involving equality and/or inequality constraints, an approximate first-order critical point of accuracy $\epsilon$ can be obtained by a second-order method using cubic regularization in at most $O(\epsilon^{-3/2})$ evaluations of problem functions, the same order bound as in the unconstrained case. This result is obtained by first showing that the same result holds for inequality constrained nonlinear least-squares. As a consequence, the presence of (possibly nonconvex) equality/inequality constraints does not affect the complexity of finding approximate first-order critical points in nonconvex optimization. This result improves on the best known ($O(\epsilon^{-2})$) evaluation-complexity bound for solving general nonconvexly constrained optimization problems.</p>
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spelling oxford-uuid:a3b3e54d-85c5-4732-a773-7145fa918e3a2022-05-09T13:39:23ZOn the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methodsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:a3b3e54d-85c5-4732-a773-7145fa918e3aSymplectic Elements at OxfordSociety for Industrial and Applied Mathematics2015Cartis, CGould, NToint, P <p style="text-align:justify;"> When solving the general smooth nonlinear and possibly nonconvex optimization problem involving equality and/or inequality constraints, an approximate first-order critical point of accuracy $\epsilon$ can be obtained by a second-order method using cubic regularization in at most $O(\epsilon^{-3/2})$ evaluations of problem functions, the same order bound as in the unconstrained case. This result is obtained by first showing that the same result holds for inequality constrained nonlinear least-squares. As a consequence, the presence of (possibly nonconvex) equality/inequality constraints does not affect the complexity of finding approximate first-order critical points in nonconvex optimization. This result improves on the best known ($O(\epsilon^{-2})$) evaluation-complexity bound for solving general nonconvexly constrained optimization problems.</p>
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On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
title On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
title_full On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
title_fullStr On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
title_full_unstemmed On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
title_short On the evaluation complexity of constrained nonlinear least-squares and general constrained nonlinear optimization using second-order methods
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