Use coordinate descent for continuous variables#128
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Use coordinate descent for continuous variables#128nicoladicicco wants to merge 8 commits intodevfrom
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Regarding ConstraintModels, I still need to update the package! Thank you for the nice work on this PR @nicoladicicco |
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This draft PR implements coordinate search for continuous variables in place of the current random search.$C^1$ w.r.t. the continuous variables. Gradients are (momentarily) estimated via a simple finite difference method.
The objective function is assumed to be
The algorithm uses the Armijo line search criterion to determine the step size.
The following features should be implemented before marking for review.