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export PDataTRK, PDataKARC, PDataST
abstract type TPData{T} end
abstract type PDataFact{T} <: TPData{T} end # Variants using matricial factorization
abstract type PDataIter{T} <: TPData{T} end # Variants using iterative (Krylov) solvers
abstract type PDataIterLS{T} <: TPData{T} end # Variants using iterative (Krylov) solvers for least-square subproblem
"""
preprocess!(PData::TPData, H, g, gNorm2, n1, n2, α)
Function called in the `TRARC` algorithm every time a new iterate has been accepted.
# Arguments
- `PData::TPData`: data structure used for preprocessing.
- `H`: current Hessian matrix.
- `g`: current gradient.
- `gNorm2`: 2-norm of the gradient.
- `n1`: Current count on the number of Hessian-vector products.
- `n2`: Maximum number of Hessian-vector products accepted.
- `α`: current value of the TR/ARC parameter.
It returns `PData`.
"""
function preprocess!(PData::TPData{T}, H, g, gNorm2, n1, n2, α) where {T}
return PData
end
"""
solve_model!(PData::TPData, H, g, gNorm2, n1, n2, α)
Function called in the `TRARC` algorithm to solve the subproblem.
# Arguments
- `PData::TPData`: data structure used for preprocessing.
- `H`: current Hessian matrix.
- `g`: current gradient.
- `gNorm2`: 2-norm of the gradient.
- `n1`: Current count on the number of Hessian-vector products.
- `n2`: Maximum number of Hessian-vector products accepted.
- `α`: current value of the TR/ARC parameter.
It returns a couple `(PData.d, PData.λ)`.
"""
function solve_model!(X::TPData{T}, H, g, gNorm2, n1, n2, α) where {T} end
"""
PDataKARC(::Type{S}, ::Type{T}, n)
Return a structure used for the preprocessing of ARCqK methods.
"""
mutable struct PDataKARC{S, T, Fatol, Frtol} <: PDataIter{T}
d::S # (H+λI)\g ; on first call = g
λ::T # "active" value of λ; on first call = 0
ζ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
ξ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
maxtol::T # Largest tolerance for Inexact Newton
mintol::T # Smallest tolerance for Inexact Newton
cgatol::Fatol
cgrtol::Frtol
indmin::Int # index of best shift value within "positive". On first call = 0
positives::Array{Bool, 1} # indices of the shift values yielding (H+λI)⪰0
xShift::Array{S, 1} # solutions for each shifted system
shifts::Array{T, 1} # values of the shifts
nshifts::Int # number of shifts
norm_dirs::Array{T, 1} # norms of xShifts
OK::Bool # preprocess success
solver::CgLanczosShiftWorkspace{T, T, S}
end
function PDataKARC(
::Type{S},
::Type{T},
n;
ζ = T(0.5),
ξ = T(0.01),
maxtol = T(0.01),
mintol = sqrt(eps(T)),
cgatol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^(1 + ζ))),
cgrtol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^ζ)),
shifts = 10.0 .^ collect(-20.0:1.0:20.0),
kwargs...,
) where {S, T}
d = S(undef, n)
λ = zero(T)
indmin = 1
nshifts = length(shifts)
positives = Array{Bool, 1}(undef, nshifts)
xShift = Array{S, 1}(undef, nshifts)
for i = 1:nshifts
xShift[i] = S(undef, n)
end
norm_dirs = S(undef, nshifts)
OK = true
solver = CgLanczosShiftWorkspace(n, n, nshifts, S)
return PDataKARC(
d,
λ,
ζ,
ξ,
maxtol,
mintol,
cgatol,
cgrtol,
indmin,
positives,
xShift,
T.(shifts),
nshifts,
norm_dirs,
OK,
solver,
)
end
"""
PDataTRK(::Type{S}, ::Type{T}, n)
Return a structure used for the preprocessing of TRK methods.
"""
mutable struct PDataTRK{S, T, Fatol, Frtol} <: PDataIter{T}
d::S # (H+λI)\g ; on first call = g
λ::T # "active" value of λ; on first call = 0
ζ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
ξ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
maxtol::T # Largest tolerance for Inexact Newton
mintol::T # Smallest tolerance for Inexact Newton
cgatol::Fatol
cgrtol::Frtol
indmin::Int # index of best shift value within "positive". On first call = 0
positives::Array{Bool, 1} # indices of the shift values yielding (H+λI)⪰0
xShift::Array{S, 1} # solutions for each shifted system
shifts::Array{T, 1} # values of the shifts
nshifts::Int # number of shifts
norm_dirs::Array{T, 1} # norms of xShifts
OK::Bool # preprocess success
solver::CgLanczosShiftWorkspace{T, T, S}
end
function PDataTRK(
::Type{S},
::Type{T},
n;
ζ = T(0.5),
ξ = T(0.01),
maxtol = T(0.01),
mintol = sqrt(eps(T)),
cgatol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^(1 + ζ))),
cgrtol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^ζ)),
shifts = T[0.0; 10.0 .^ (collect(-20.0:1.0:20.0))],
kwargs...,
) where {S, T}
d = S(undef, n)
λ = zero(T)
indmin = 1
nshifts = length(shifts)
positives = Array{Bool, 1}(undef, nshifts)
xShift = Array{S, 1}(undef, nshifts)
for i = 1:nshifts
xShift[i] = S(undef, n)
end
norm_dirs = S(undef, nshifts)
OK = true
solver = CgLanczosShiftWorkspace(n, n, nshifts, S)
return PDataTRK(
d,
λ,
ζ,
ξ,
maxtol,
mintol,
cgatol,
cgrtol,
indmin,
positives,
xShift,
shifts,
nshifts,
norm_dirs,
OK,
solver,
)
end
"""
PDataST(::Type{S}, ::Type{T}, n)
Return a structure used for the preprocessing of Steihaug-Toint methods.
"""
mutable struct PDataST{S, T, Fatol, Frtol} <: PDataIter{T}
d::S
λ::T
ζ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
ξ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
maxtol::T # Largest tolerance for Inexact Newton
mintol::T # Smallest tolerance for Inexact Newton
cgatol::Fatol
cgrtol::Frtol
OK::Bool # preprocess success
solver::CgWorkspace{T, T, S}
end
function PDataST(
::Type{S},
::Type{T},
n;
ζ = T(0.5),
ξ = T(0.01),
maxtol = T(0.01),
mintol = sqrt(eps(T)),
cgatol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^(1 + ζ))),
cgrtol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^ζ)),
kwargs...,
) where {S, T}
d = S(undef, n)
λ = zero(T)
OK = true
solver = CgWorkspace(n, n, S)
return PDataST(d, λ, ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, cgatol, cgrtol, OK, solver)
end
"""
PDataNLSST(::Type{S}, ::Type{T}, n)
Return a structure used for the preprocessing of Steihaug-Toint methods for Gauss-Newton approximation of nonlinear least squares.
"""
mutable struct PDataNLSST{S, T, Fatol, Frtol} <: PDataIterLS{T}
d::S
λ::T
ζ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
ξ::T # Inexact Newton order parameter: stop when ||∇q|| < ξ * ||g||^(1+ζ)
maxtol::T # Largest tolerance for Inexact Newton
mintol::T # Smallest tolerance for Inexact Newton
cgatol::Fatol
cgrtol::Frtol
OK::Bool # preprocess success
solver::Union{CglsWorkspace{T, T, S}, LsqrWorkspace{T, T, S}}
end
function PDataNLSST(
::Type{S},
::Type{T},
n,
m;
ζ = T(0.5),
ξ = T(0.01),
maxtol = T(0.01),
mintol = sqrt(eps(T)),
cgatol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^(1 + ζ))),
cgrtol = (ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, gNorm2) -> max(mintol, min(maxtol, ξ * gNorm2^ζ)),
solver_method = :cgls,
kwargs...,
) where {S, T}
d = S(undef, n)
λ = zero(T)
OK = true
solver = if solver_method == :cgls
CglsWorkspace(m, n, S)
else
LsqrWorkspace(m, n, S)
end
return PDataNLSST(d, λ, ζ, ξ, maxtol, mintol, cgatol, cgrtol, OK, solver)
end