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Optimization Part II

Optimization Part II. G.Anuradha. Review of previous lecture- Steepest Descent. Choose the next step so that the function decreases:. For small changes in x we can approximate F ( x ):. where. If we want the function to decrease:. We can maximize the decrease by choosing:. Example.

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Optimization Part II

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  1. Optimization Part II G.Anuradha

  2. Review of previous lecture-Steepest Descent Choose the next step so that the function decreases: For small changes in x we can approximate F(x): where If we want the function to decrease: We can maximize the decrease by choosing:

  3. Example

  4. Plot

  5. Necessary and sufficient conditions for a function with single variable

  6. Functions with two variables Sufficient conditions Necessary conditions

  7. Stationary Points

  8. Effect of learning rate More the learning rate the trajectory becomes oscillatory. This will make the algorithm unstable The upper limit for learning rates can be set for quadratic functions

  9. Stable Learning Rates (Quadratic) Stability is determined by the eigenvalues of this matrix. Eigenvalues of [I - aA]. (li - eigenvalue of A) Stability Requirement:

  10. Example

  11. Newton’s Method Take the gradient of this second-order approximation and set it equal to zero to find the stationary point:

  12. Example

  13. Plot

  14. This is used for finding line minimization methods and their stopping criteria • Initial bracketing • Line searches • Newton’s method • Secant method • Sectioning method

  15. Initial Bracketing • Helps in finding the range which contains the relative minimum • Bracketing some assumed minimum in the starting interval is required • Two schemes are used for this purpose

  16. Sectioning methods

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