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Chapter 8

Chapter 8 Nonlinear Programming with Constraints. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Methods for Solving NLP Problems. Chapter 8. ; see Fig. E 8.1a. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8. Chapter 8.

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Chapter 8

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  1. Chapter 8 Nonlinear Programming with Constraints Chapter 8

  2. Chapter 8

  3. Chapter 8

  4. Methods for Solving NLP Problems Chapter 8

  5. ; see Fig. E 8.1a Chapter 8

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  12. Chapter 8 Note that there are n + m equations in the n + m unknowns x and λ

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  17. By the Lagrange multiplier method. Solution: The Lagrange function is Chapter 8 The necessary conditions for a stationary point are

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  21. Penalty functions for handling equality constraints Chapter 8

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  23. for handling inequality constraints Chapter 8 Note g must be >0 ; r 0

  24. Chapter 8 The logarithmic barrier function formulation for m constraints is

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  29. Use xc = 2 yc = 2 for linearization Chapter 8 (step bounds)

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  33. Quadratic Programming (QP) Chapter 8

  34. 8.3 QUADRATIC PROGRAMMING Chapter 8

  35. Use of Quadratic Programming to Design Multivariable Controllers(Model Predictive Control) • Targets (set points) selected by real-time optimization software based on current operating and economic conditions • Minimize square of deviations between predicted future outputs and specific reference trajectory to new targets using QP • Framework handles multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) control problems with constraints on manipulated and controlled variables. Dynamics obtained from transfer function model. Chapter 8

  36. Successive Quadratic Programming • Considered by some to be the best general nonlinear programming algorithm • Repetitively approximates nonlinear objective function with quadratic function and nonlinear constraints with linear constraints • Uses line search rather than QP step for each iteration • Inequality constrained Quadratic Programming (IQP) keeps all inequality constraints • Equality constrained Quadratic Programming (EQP) only keeps equality constraints by utilizing and active set strategy • SQP is an Infeasible Path method Chapter 8

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  39. Generalized Reduced Gradient (GRG) Chapter 8

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