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A Global Constrained Optimization Algorithm for Engine Calibration

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Global Optimization and Constraint Satisfaction (COCOS 2002)

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The engine calibration procedure developed in Renault involves solving a constrained global optimization problem. This is a medium scale problem with a great number of linear and non linear constraints and containing a large number of local minima. Therefore, we use a strategy combining global and local optimization. We propose a new global stochastic optimization algorithm called Multistoch generating a fixed number of starting points for a local optimization procedure (see 2). These set of points are called a grid. This algorithm although different from simulated annealing (see 3) involves a gibbs measure. This measure is used to select a point in the grid. Around this selected point we generate a new candidate point which according to his value will modify the grid. After a description of the engine calibration problem some theorical and numerical results on the algorithm are presented.

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Schmied, A. (2003). A Global Constrained Optimization Algorithm for Engine Calibration. 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_9

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