2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.compchemeng.2013.07.009
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Multi-scale optimization for process systems engineering

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“…This point cannot be randomly selected but a pre-specified space filling design must be used. Biegler et al (2014) showed that frequent resampling of the original models can result in prohibitively large computational times. Instead, they proposed exhaustive evaluations of the original models over large trust regions before starting the optimization.…”
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“…This point cannot be randomly selected but a pre-specified space filling design must be used. Biegler et al (2014) showed that frequent resampling of the original models can result in prohibitively large computational times. Instead, they proposed exhaustive evaluations of the original models over large trust regions before starting the optimization.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All of them share the main basic steps with different modifications depending on the final objective (local or global optimization), the availability of derivatives and the accuracy of the initial Kriging interpolator. Biegler et al (2014) in the context of multi-scale optimization, proposes three algorithms for using surrogate models with trust regions concept from non-linear programming that guarantee convergence to the optimum of the original problem. Biegler et al (2014) also established the convergence conditions of these algorithms.…”
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