Support zeroth order methods with complex minimizers #876
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This is a total kludge, but it gets the job done. A method is added for optimize with D<:NonDifferentiable and the eltype of Tx restricted to Complex. This relies on NLSolversBase.jl#134 to split the problem into real and imaginary parts, calls optimize again to solve it, then reconstructs and returns a complex result.
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This is a total kludge, but it gets the job done. A method is added for optimize with D<:NonDifferentiable and the eltype of Tx restricted to Complex. This relies on NLSolversBase.jl#134 to split the problem into real and imaginary parts, calls optimize again to solve it, then reconstructs and returns a complex result.