Sir if function is Minization but constraints are Of greater than sign....then what will be the sign of lamda ..will it be greater than or less than zero
Thats so simple....Apply same way KKT method to the problem which involve equality and inequality condition ... Suppose you use lambda1 for equality and lambda2 for inequality then put only restrictions on lambda2 (i.e., lambda2>0 or
If 2 constraints and lagrangian formula is +lemda then last ans x1 and x2 is same but value of lemda is negetive, why??Wheareas given lemada must be positive.
Dear... Value of lambda is not always positive or Always negative... Actually, it depends on you what kind of lembda you taken... For example, suppose min f(x), s.t. g(x)=0. Then ddefine Lagrange function as L= f(x) + lambda g(x) OR L = f(x) - lambda g(x) In first case, lambda >=0, while in second case, lembda
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Thank you Sir, please how many cases we have if we have three constraints ?
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Sir maybe in the second and third question the hessian matrix is taken A and not 2A.
Any examples with 3 contraints
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Sir if function is Minization but constraints are Of greater than sign....then what will be the sign of lamda ..will it be greater than or less than zero
Define L = f +lambda (g)
Where lambda >=0.
2nd way, convert to maximization
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please give me example about calculation of nonlinear optimization with mixed constraint (equality and inequality comstraint)
Given already in the lecture of Lagrangian multiplier method
@@DrHarishGarg I mean using KKT method, sir not lagrangian multiplier method
Thats so simple....Apply same way KKT method to the problem which involve equality and inequality condition ... Suppose you use lambda1 for equality and lambda2 for inequality then put only restrictions on lambda2 (i.e., lambda2>0 or
@@DrHarishGarg
Thank you sir. that's very helpful
What will be the necessary condition, if constraints are greater than or equal to zero?
See from this lecture. necessary and sufficient conditions
th-cam.com/video/FZN7RElmWk8/w-d-xo.html
If 2 constraints and lagrangian formula is +lemda then last ans x1 and x2 is same but value of lemda is negetive, why??Wheareas given lemada must be positive.
Dear... Value of lambda is not always positive or Always negative... Actually, it depends on you what kind of lembda you taken... For example, suppose min f(x), s.t. g(x)=0. Then ddefine Lagrange function as
L= f(x) + lambda g(x)
OR
L = f(x) - lambda g(x)
In first case, lambda >=0, while in second case, lembda
If the question is given for finding minimum value of functions with concave subject to constraints ≤
Sir which book you are following
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