Abstract

New conjugate directions algorithms are proposed, which are based on an orthogonalization procedure and do not perform line searches. The orthogonalization procedure prevents the conjugate vectors set from the degeneracy, eliminates high sensitivity to computation errors pertinent to methods of conjugate directions, and thus enable us to solve large-scale minimization problems without preconditioning. Numerical experiments have confirmed high efficiency of the algorithms for minimizing large-scale quadratic functions.

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