An adaptive cubic regularisation algorithm based on interior point methods for solving nonlinear inequality constrained optimization
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| author | Pei, Yonggang Guo, Jingyi Zhu, Detong |
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| contents | Nonlinear constrained optimization has a wide range of practical applications. In this paper, we consider nonlinear optimization with inequality constraints. The interior point method is considered to be one of the most powerful algorithms for solving large-scale nonlinear inequality constrained optimization. We propose an adaptive regularisation algorithm using cubics based on interior point methods (ARCBIP) for solving nonlinear inequality constrained optimization. For solving the barrier problem, we construct ARC subproblem with linearized constraints and the well-known fraction to the boundary rule that prevents slack variables from approaching their lower bounds prematurely. The ARC subproblem in ARCBIP can avoid incompatibility of the intersection of linearized constraints with trust-region bounds in trust-region methods. We employ composite-step approach and reduced Hessian methods to deal with linearized constraints, where the trial step is decomposed into a normal step and a tangential step. They are obtained by solving two standard ARC subproblems approximately with the fraction to the boundary rule. Requirements on normal steps and tangential steps are given to ensure global convergence. To determine whether the trial step is accepted, we use exact penalty function as the merit function in ARC framework. The updating of the barrier parameter is implemented by adaptive strategies. Global convergence is analyzed under mild assumptions. Preliminary numerical experiments and some comparison results are reported. |
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| spellingShingle | An adaptive cubic regularisation algorithm based on interior point methods for solving nonlinear inequality constrained optimization Pei, Yonggang Guo, Jingyi Zhu, Detong Optimization and Control Nonlinear constrained optimization has a wide range of practical applications. In this paper, we consider nonlinear optimization with inequality constraints. The interior point method is considered to be one of the most powerful algorithms for solving large-scale nonlinear inequality constrained optimization. We propose an adaptive regularisation algorithm using cubics based on interior point methods (ARCBIP) for solving nonlinear inequality constrained optimization. For solving the barrier problem, we construct ARC subproblem with linearized constraints and the well-known fraction to the boundary rule that prevents slack variables from approaching their lower bounds prematurely. The ARC subproblem in ARCBIP can avoid incompatibility of the intersection of linearized constraints with trust-region bounds in trust-region methods. We employ composite-step approach and reduced Hessian methods to deal with linearized constraints, where the trial step is decomposed into a normal step and a tangential step. They are obtained by solving two standard ARC subproblems approximately with the fraction to the boundary rule. Requirements on normal steps and tangential steps are given to ensure global convergence. To determine whether the trial step is accepted, we use exact penalty function as the merit function in ARC framework. The updating of the barrier parameter is implemented by adaptive strategies. Global convergence is analyzed under mild assumptions. Preliminary numerical experiments and some comparison results are reported. |
| title | An adaptive cubic regularisation algorithm based on interior point methods for solving nonlinear inequality constrained optimization |
| topic | Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21070 |