A multi-step curve search algorithm in nonlinear optimization: nondifferentiable convex case
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A multi-step algorithm for the minimization of a nondifferentiable function is presented. The method uses previous multi-step iterative information and curve search to generate new iterative points. The function under consideration is assumed to be convex with a nonempty set of minima. The algorithm uses the second-order Dini upper directional derivative. An estimate of the rate of convergence is given.
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