Search Results for author: Ph. L. Toint

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

Divergence of the ADAM algorithm with fixed-stepsize: a (very) simple example

no code implementations1 Aug 2023 Ph. L. Toint

A very simple unidimensional function with Lipschitz continuous gradient is constructed such that the ADAM algorithm with constant stepsize, started from the origin, diverges when applied to minimize this function in the absence of noise on the gradient.

Multilevel Objective-Function-Free Optimization with an Application to Neural Networks Training

no code implementations14 Feb 2023 S. Gratton, A. Kopanicakova, Ph. L. Toint

The choice of avoiding the evaluation of the objective function is intended to make the algorithms of the class less sensitive to noise, while the multi-level feature aims at reducing their computational cost.

Strong Evaluation Complexity of An Inexact Trust-Region Algorithm for Arbitrary-Order Unconstrained Nonconvex Optimization

no code implementations2 Nov 2020 C. Cartis, N. I. M. Gould, Ph. L. Toint

A trust-region algorithm using inexact function and derivatives values is introduced for solving unconstrained smooth optimization problems.

Optimization and Control 65Y20, 90C30, 90C60 F.2.1; G.1.6

A note on solving nonlinear optimization problems in variable precision

no code implementations9 Dec 2018 S. Gratton, Ph. L. Toint

This short note considers an efficient variant of the trust-region algorithm with dynamic accuracy proposed Carter (1993) and Conn, Gould and Toint (2000) as a tool for very high-performance computing, an area where it is critical to allow multi-precision computations for keeping the energy dissipation under control.

Adaptive Regularization Algorithms with Inexact Evaluations for Nonconvex Optimization

no code implementations9 Nov 2018 S. Bellavia, G. Gurioli, B. Morini, Ph. L. Toint

A regularization algorithm using inexact function values and inexact derivatives is proposed and its evaluation complexity analyzed.

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