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X Z X e X y e E: Delta Change: Starting Point Change

This document contains two figures describing mathematical functions for optimization along with the parameters for the optimization algorithm. Figure 1 defines a function of x, y, and z with two exponential terms and constants, while figure 2 defines z as a function of x and y combining trigonometric, exponential and quadratic terms. Both figures specify the step size, starting points, and break conditions for numerically optimizing the functions with values of 0.05, -5, and differences less than 0.01/0.02 for figure 1 and 0.01, -8, and differences less than 0.005/0.01 for figure 2.

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X Z X e X y e E: Delta Change: Starting Point Change

This document contains two figures describing mathematical functions for optimization along with the parameters for the optimization algorithm. Figure 1 defines a function of x, y, and z with two exponential terms and constants, while figure 2 defines z as a function of x and y combining trigonometric, exponential and quadratic terms. Both figures specify the step size, starting points, and break conditions for numerically optimizing the functions with values of 0.05, -5, and differences less than 0.01/0.02 for figure 1 and 0.01, -8, and differences less than 0.005/0.01 for figure 2.

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1.

Figure 1

x  2 2 1 − x +1 2 − y 2
z = 3 (1 − x ) 2e
− x 2 −( y +1)
− 10  − x3 − y 5  e− x − y − e ( )
2
2

5  3

delta change:  = 0.05


X 0 = −5
starting point change:
Y0 = −5

 Z n −1 − Z n  0.01
Break condition change: 
 Z n − 2 − Z n  0.02
2. Figure 2

x2
z = sin ( x + y ) + 1 − + e− y
2

40
delta change:  = 0.01
X 0 = −8
starting point change:
Y0 = −8

 Z n −1 − Z n  0.005
Break condition change: 
 Z n − 2 − Z n  0.01

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