2011
DOI: 10.1021/ie100826y
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Random Sampling-Based Automatic Parameter Tuning for Nonlinear Programming Solvers

Abstract: Nonlinear programming solvers play important roles in process systems engineering. The performance of a nonlinear programming solver is influenced significantly by values of the solver parameters. Hence, tuning these parameters can enhance the performance of the nonlinear programming solver, especially for hard problems and time-critical applications like real time optimization and nonlinear model predictive control. Random sampling (RS) algorithm is utilized to tune the nonlinear programming solver for solvin… Show more

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“…These studies , focused on minimization of the target MWD to the calculated MWD, rather than directly improving the economic performance of the process. Moreover, the optimization can be quite time-consuming with increasing model complexity (e.g., polymer thermodynamics). , By improving the modeling and solution strategy with the EO model described in section and IPOPT , with a parameter-tuning method, the challenges associated with the MWD optimization can be efficiently dealt with.…”
Section: Process Optimization With Target Mwdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These studies , focused on minimization of the target MWD to the calculated MWD, rather than directly improving the economic performance of the process. Moreover, the optimization can be quite time-consuming with increasing model complexity (e.g., polymer thermodynamics). , By improving the modeling and solution strategy with the EO model described in section and IPOPT , with a parameter-tuning method, the challenges associated with the MWD optimization can be efficiently dealt with.…”
Section: Process Optimization With Target Mwdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the optimization can be quite time-consuming with increasing model complexity (e.g., polymer thermodynamics). 58,59 By improving the modeling and solution strategy with the EO model described in section 2 27 and IPOPT 29,61 with a parameter-tuning method, 62 the challenges associated with the MWD optimization can be efficiently dealt with.…”
Section: Process Optimization With Target Mwdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IPOPT is not only able to receive accurate Hessian Matrix, but also has flexible solution options. According to the specific situation of the exact problems, the users are able to set the solver flexibly and pertinently to accelerate the convergence speed and increase the success rate of solving (Chen et al, 2011).…”
Section: Discretization Of Dae Optimization Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead, bound constraints are replaced with a logarithmic barrier term added into the objective function, and a sequence of equality-constrained optimization problems is solved with a monotonically decreasing or adaptive updated barrier parameter. This algorithm exhibits excellent convergence properties and superior performance, especially on the large-scale NLPs. In this project, AMPL, an EO modeling system, is used to construct the complete optimization formulation, and IPOPT 3.10.1 is used to solve the optimization problem.…”
Section: Optimization Formulation and Problem-solving Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the method of PAT developed by the authors is exploited to help IPOPT solve the HDPE optimization problems. The enhanced random sampling-based (ERS) strategy containing an iterated search technique, heuristic rules, and advanced termination criteria is applied to find the parameter settings that work significantly better than their defaults . Figure presents the whole problem solving process.…”
Section: Optimization Formulation and Problem-solving Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%