Constrained Optimization
Learn what constraints are and why they’re necessary.
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At this point, we can solve almost any optimization problem either using exact, approximate, or heuristic solutions. But we haven’t learned any method to deal with constraints.
Remember the general form of an optimization algorithm:
Here, can be a number, a vector, or a matrix. The second line is a constraint. It tells us that has to fulfill some properties.
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