[Ipopt] conditional gradient
Nicolas Essis-Breton
nicolasessisbreton at gmail.com
Mon Nov 27 10:37:48 EST 2017
Hi,
I would like to experiment with conditional gradient in ipopt.
Normal ipopt flow is:
query user hessian -> find search direction -> filter line search
I would like to do:
query user hessian -> find search direction -> let user modify search
direction -> filter line search
I can overload IpoptAlgorithm::ComputeSearchDirection, but is this enough?
For example, for a second-order correction
FilterLSAcceptor::TrySecondOrderCorrection recalculates the search
direction.
Would it be better to overload PDSystemSolver::Solve?
The idea of conditional gradient is to modify any computed search
direction, before it is actually used by the optimization algorithm.
This is sometimes called 'projected gradient' or 'frank-wolfe' method.
To be sure I have overloaded all the necessary parts, your help would be
great.
Thanks,
Nicolas
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