Abstract

In this two-part article, nonlinear coordinate transformations are discussed in order to simplify global unconstrained optimization problems and to test their unimodality on the basis of the analytical structure of the objective functions. If the transformed problems can be quadratic in some or all the variables, then the optimum can be calculated directly, without an iterative procedure, or the number of variables to be optimized can be reduced. Otherwise, the analysis of the structure can serve as a first phase for solving global unconstrained optimization problems.

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