Write Constraints
Provide bounds, linear constraints, and nonlinear constraints
How to express constraints for various problem types.
Functions
checkGradients | Check first derivative function against finite-difference approximation (Since R2023b) |
Topics
Write Constraints
- Types of Constraints
Choose the most appropriate form for your constraints. - Iterations Can Violate Constraints
Considerations for constrained problems. - Bound Constraints
How to write constraints for individual components. - Linear Constraints
Include constraints that can be expressed as matrix inequalities or equalities. - Nonlinear Constraints
How to include general inequality and equality constraints. - Checking Validity of Gradients or Jacobians
Check whether a derivative function matches finite difference estimates. - Or Instead of And Constraints
Optimize when only one constraint of a set is necessary. - Objective and Nonlinear Constraints in the Same Function
Save function evaluations, typically useful in simulations. - How to Use All Types of Constraints
Example showing all constraints.
Pass Extra Parameters
- Passing Extra Parameters
Including extra parameters or data in your objective or nonlinear constraint functions.
Constraint Argument Details
- Matrix Arguments
Handling multidimensional arguments.
