values of equation in last iteration in fmincon
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I optimize a problem maximizing EU1 with the fmincon solver..the code below is the objective function i insert in fmincon instruction ...
can i somehow get the value of xw1 equation in last itteration??
function EU1 = eq_obj1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,X)
EU1=0;
xw1=0;
for i=1:1:length(rc)
if (LLand(rc(i)))
xw1=xw1+LG_obs(rc(i))*X(i);
end
end
xw1=LW_ini+xw1;
% xw1
% class(xw1)
for i=1:1:length(rc)
for j=1:1:length(rc)
EU1=EU1+LVmat(i,j)*X(i)*X(j);
end
end
EU1=xw1-0.5*EU1/xw1;
%EU1=-EU1;
xw1;
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A. Sawas
2019-4-14
After the fmincon is run and you got the solution vector, make a call to the objective function using the solution vector but in this time add/enable the code in the objective function to display the values you want.
For example assuming you called fmincon like this:
eq_obj = @(x)eq_obj1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,x);
[x] = fmincon(eq_obj,x0,A,b);
Edit the objective function to display the value of xw1; then call the objective function:
eq_obj(x);
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Catalytic
2019-4-14
Instead of displaying xw1, provide the option of returning it
function [EU1,xw1] = eq_obj1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,X)
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Matt J
2019-4-14
编辑:Matt J
2019-4-14
The computation of xw1 is a trivial one-liner. Just compute it separately from the optimal X given to you by fmincon,
xw1=sum( LG_obs(rc).*LLand(rc).*Xoptimal) + LW_ini
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A. Sawas
2019-4-15
The only drawback I guess of computing the value of xw1 outside the objective fuction will be the need to edit two locations if the equation has changed.
Matt J
2019-4-15
编辑:Matt J
2019-4-15
Then create a dedicated function to compute xw1 and call that function in the objective as well as everywhere else xw1 is needed,
function xw1=getxw1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,X);
xw1=sum( LG_obs(rc).*LLand(rc).*X) + LW_ini;
end
function EU1 = eq_obj1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,X)
xw1=getxw1(LW_ini,LG_obs,LVmat,LLand,rc,X);
EU1=xw1-0.5*(X(:).'*LVmat*X(:))/xw1;
end
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