Help with fmincon optimization
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I'm using these lines of code as part of an m-file:
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options = optimset('Algorithm','sqp','MaxIter',3,'MaxFunEvals',3,'Display','iter');
delta = fmincon(@RI,delta0,A,b,[],[],-35*pi/180,35*pi/180,[],options);
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Although I've set 'MaxIter' and 'MaxFunEvals' to 3, I get much more iterations of the function 'RI'; actually seems it's never going to end (I deliberately set max iterations such low to see when it stops). Furthermore, it doesn't display results at each iteration.
Can someone please tell me why?
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Sean de Wolski
2012-8-30
How are you measuring this? The more info (i.e. reproduction steps) you can give us the better.
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Paul Kerr-Delworth
2012-8-31
Hi,
With the options you have passed, fmincon should stop once your objective function, RI, has been evaluated more than 3 times.
Given that you see no iterative display in the command window, I wonder whether your simulink model is taking a long time to complete the simulation. To check this out, you could try running
[~,~,yOut] = sim('OpenLoopWC')
at the MATLAB command prompt and see how long it takes to return.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Paul
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Star Strider
2012-9-1
One way you might be able to track the number of times the function calls RI and how long it's taking is to insert persistent variables. This is kludgy, but sometimes kludgy is the only way to solve problems like this.
I suggest for a start:
function J = RI(del)
persistent RIcount
tic
global delta
delta = del;
[~,~,yOut] = sim('OpenLoopWC');
J = 1000/max(yOut);
RIcount = RIcount+1;
RItimer = toc;
sprintf('\n\tRI iteration %d = %f sec\n', RIcount, RItimer)
You can remove (or comment out) the persistent statement, RIcount, RItimer and the rest when you no longer need them, but in the interim they may give you some information about RI.
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