Nonlinear Programming 2022-I

Professor Isaac CAICEDO-CASTRO, University of Córdoba

Topics:

Introduction
Unconstrained Nonlinear Programming
Constrained Nonlinear Programming

Announcement

Click here to join the monthly virtual lecture through Google Meet
Welcome to 411111, 2022-I
You ought to submit your first notebook here
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can submit your first notebook here
If you're in the Lorica group, you can submit your first notebook here
You ought to submit the notebook that solves the following exercise by clicking here. The deadline is due April 25th at midnight.

If you're in the Lorica group, you can submit the notebook that solves the above presented problem (second problem) by clicking here. The deadline is due April 28 at midnight.
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can submit the notebook that solves the above presented problem (second problem), where you have to test several values of p and measure the time required for convergence by clicking here. The deadline is due April 27 at noon.
You ought to submit the notebook that solves the following exercise by clicking here. The deadline is due April 25th at midnight.

If you're in the Lorica group, you can submit the notebook that solves the above presented problem (third problem) by clicking here. The deadline is due April 29 at noon.
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can submit the notebook that solves the above presented problem (third problem) by clicking here. The deadline is due April 27 at ~~noon~~ midnight (the Google form has been enabled since April 27 at noon).
You can download the Dataset for regression by clicking here
If you're in the Montería group, you can submit the notebook that fits a nonlinear curve by clicking here
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can submit the notebook that fits a nonlinear curve by clicking here. The deadline is due May 4 at noon. Remember you have to try n = 3, 4, and 5, where you have to compute the norm of x and the RMSE during fitting and testing with new values as I explained to you last lecture.
Watch the lecture given on May 5th: parts 1/3, 2/3, and 3/3
Watch the lecture given on May 10th: parts 1/3, 2/3, and 3/3
Watch the lecture given on Jun 27th: click here
Watch the lecture given on Jul 5th: parts 1/2 and 2/2
You can check out your grades by clicking here 👈👨‍🏫🚚
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can submit your exam by clicking here.
Watch the lecture given on June 20th during the holidays.
If you're in the Sahagún group, you can take the following survey by clicking here.
NEW: If you're either in the Montería group or the Lorica one, please take part of your time to answer the following survey by clicking here. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
NEW: If you're in the Lorica group, you can grade yourself by clicking here. This is the self-evaluation. Those students who miss the self-evaluation will be graded according to the last written test.
NEW: If you're in the Montería group, you can grade yourself by clicking here. This is the self-evaluation. Those students who miss the self-evaluation will be graded according to the last written test.

Office hours

Fridays, 3:00PM - 5:00PM, Telecommunications and Systems Department bureau. You must request an appointment in advance by email, in the message you ought to describe your doubt in detail. If you don't live in Montería, I'll reply with a Google Meet link. In the subject, you must indicate the course name, your group, and the subject itself, otherwise, I might ignore the message.

Evaluation

The course is split in three parts, in every one, each coursework weighs the same.
The coursework might be assignments, exams, or a project
In the project you might work alone or team up with another class mate, however, both members of the team must present evidences of their contributions.
Late coursework won't be accepted

Resources