2020
DOI: 10.3934/naco.2020050
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Survey of derivative-free optimization

Abstract: In this survey paper we present an overview of derivative-free optimization, including basic concepts, theories, derivative-free methods and some applications. To date, there are mainly three classes of derivative-free methods and we concentrate on two of them, they are direct search methods and model-based methods. In this paper, we first focus on unconstrained optimization problems and review some classical direct search methods and model-based methods in turn for these problems. Then, we survey a number of … Show more

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“…Properties of Hessian matrix which appear in distributed gradient-based multi-agent control systems was considered in [117]. A survey of derivative-free optimization methods was given in [127]. An application of unconstrained optimization in solving the risk probability was presented in [76].…”
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“…Properties of Hessian matrix which appear in distributed gradient-based multi-agent control systems was considered in [117]. A survey of derivative-free optimization methods was given in [127]. An application of unconstrained optimization in solving the risk probability was presented in [76].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The way of finding the optimal point only by function values, without gradient information is called derivative-free optimization. The first way is to use heuristic algorithms that worked well, including clas-sical simulated annealing arithmetic, genetic algorithms, ant colony algorithms, and particle swarm optimization [36]. They all yield global approximate solution but have weak theoretical support.…”
Section: Derivative-free Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%