Titlebook: Operations Research Proceedings 1994; Selected Papers of t Ulrich Derigs (Lehrstuhl),Achim Bachem,Andreas Dre Conference proceedings 1995 S

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A Newton-Type Algorithm for the Solution of Inequality Constrained Minimization Problemstegy and, at each iteration, only requires the solution of one linear system. Under mild assuptions, and without requiring strict complementarity, we prove q-quadratic convergence of the primal variables towards the solution.

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A Mathematical Model for Optimization of Cutting Conditions in Machiningrt. Der Einfluss der zufalligen Schwankungen der Inputparameter auf die optimale L?simg wird durch stochastische Stabilit?tsanalyse untersucht und Intervalsch?tzungen für die minimale Bearbeitungskosten und für die endsprechende Standzeit werden abgeleitet. Numerische Resultate sind angegeben.

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A Newton-Type Algorithm for the Solution of Inequality Constrained Minimization Problemstegy and, at each iteration, only requires the solution of one linear system. Under mild assuptions, and without requiring strict complementarity, we prove q-quadratic convergence of the primal variables towards the solution.

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Newton Based Exact Penalty Techniques for Nonlinear Optimization with Constraintsroblems are reported. The unconstrained minimum, with respect to . alone, is sought with a Newton based algorithm. At each iteration, a descent direction is computed as a suitable linear combination of steepest descent and Newton directions. Two implementations are considered. One uses the penalty p

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A Modified Truncated Newton Method Which Uses Negative Curvature Directions for Large Scale Unconstrr aim is to define efficient and globally convergent algorithms which can handle problems where the dimension is large. The distinguishing feature of the methods considered in this work, is to ensure, under suitable assumptions, the global and superlinear convergence to stationary points where the H

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A Class of Stochastic Optimization Algorithms Applied to some Problems in Bayesian Statisticsc programming techniques, in particular stochastic gradient (quasigradient) methods. The proposed problem formulation is based upon a class of statistical models known as Bayesian networks. The reason for the latter choice is that Bayesian networks are powerful and general statistical models which e