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Symbolic-Interval Heuristic for Bound-Constrained Minimization

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Global Optimization and Constraint Satisfaction (COCOS 2002)

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Global optimization subject to bound constraints helps answer many practical questions in chemistry, molecular biology, economics. Most of algorithms for solution of global optimization problems are a combination of interval methods and exhuastive search. The efficiency of such algorithms is characterized by their ability to detect and eliminate sub-optimal feasible regions. This ability is increased by availability of a good upper bound on the global minimum. In this paper, we present a symbolic-interval algorithm for calculation of upper bounds in bound-constrained global minimization problems and report the results of some experiments.

Financially supported by Centre Franco-Russe Liapunov (Project 06-98), by European project COCONUT IST-2000-26063.

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Petrov, E. (2003). Symbolic-Interval Heuristic for Bound-Constrained Minimization. In: Bliek, C., Jermann, C., Neumaier, A. (eds) Global Optimization and Constraint Satisfaction. COCOS 2002. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2861. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-39901-8_8

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