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    Lipschitz and Hölder global optimization using space-filling curves (English)
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    6 May 2010
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    The authors present and analyse four algorithms for the global optimisation of a scalar-valued function satisfying a Lipschitz condition that has \(n\) bound constrained arguments. The connecting idea is the usage of a space-filling Hilbert curve and a transformation of the multi-dimensional formulation to a univariate one. Two algorithms are based on a global approximation of the Hölder constant for the resulting univariate function. The other two algorithms exploit a so-called local tuning. Furthermore, both approaches can be combined with a so-called local improvement resulting in four different methods. The performance of the algorithms are analyzed for numerous test functions and \(n=2,3,4\). The results are presented and discussed in detail.
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    global optimization
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    Lipschitz and Hölder functions
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    local information
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    space-filling curves approximations
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    algorithms
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    performance
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