[Trilinos-Users] NOX = Powell's Hybrid Method
Roger Pawlowski
rppawlo at sandia.gov
Sun Mar 9 08:58:54 MDT 2008
Hi Donald,
Powell's method is similar to our "NonlinearCG" algorithm. An example
of how to use it is in:
Trilinos/packages/nox/test/epetra/1Dfem/1DfemNonlinearCG.C
For the trust region algorithm, the trust region solver builds a dogleg
direction from two simple directions specified by the user. The two
directions are typically "Newton" and "Steepest Descent". You set these
by setting the "Newton" direction as the method in the "Direction"
sublist and setting "Steepest Descent" as the method in the "Cauchy
Direction" sublist. An example of this can be found in:
Trilinos/packages/nox/test/epetra/1Dfem/1DfemScaledInexactTrustRegion.C
Best regards,
Roger Pawlowski
Kunz Donald L Civ AFIT/ENY wrote:
>
> What combination of NOX solver (Trust Region Based? or Inexact Trust
> Region Based?) and parameters duplicate Powell's hybrid method? I
> tried Trust Region Based with Dogleg direction, but apparently Dogleg
> isn't supported with that solver. Any suggestions would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
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