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Differentiable optimization

Author: Jean Charles GILBERT

Publication date: April 10, 2008

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1. Theoretical tools, algorithmic concepts

1.1 Problem to be solved

Quite formally, an optimization problem arises when we look for a point in a set X at which a function f defined on this set takes a minimum value. We'll write it as follows:

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The function f is called the criterion or cost function of the problem....

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