Have you considered migrating the constraints into the objective
function, then cranking up the penalty for constraint violation once you
have a more or less feasible solution?
spencer graves
Hong Ooi wrote:
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> You know, this is the first time I've heard of constrOptim.
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> I actually have a rather complicated, nonlinear boundary expression in
> mind, so this function by itself isn't quite what I'm after. Still, I
> should be able to hack up a barrier function in my own code and feed
> that into optim/nlminb/constrOptim.
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> Thanks!
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