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An adaptively regularized sequential quadratic programming method for equality constrained optimization

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In this paper, we devise an adaptively regularized SQP method for equality constrained optimization problem that is resilient to constraint degeneracy, with a relatively small departure from classical SQP method.… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, we devise an adaptively regularized SQP method for equality constrained optimization problem that is resilient to constraint degeneracy, with a relatively small departure from classical SQP method. The main feature of our method is an adaptively choice of regularization parameter, embedded in a trust-funnel-like algorithmic scheme. Unlike general regularized methods, which update regularization parameter after a regularized problem is approximately solved, our method updates the regularization parameter at each iteration according to the infeasibility measure and the promised improvements achieved by the trial step. The sequence of regularization parameters is not necessarily monotonically decreasing. The whole algorithm is globalized by a trust-funnel-like strategy, in which neither a penalty function nor a filter is needed. We present global and fast local convergence under weak assumptions. Preliminary numerical results on a collection of degenerate problems are reported, which are encouraging.

Keywords: optimization; method; adaptively regularized; method equality; constrained optimization; equality constrained

Journal Title: Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization
Year Published: 2020

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