Nonlinear Optimization Solver
Nonlinear Optimization Solver: Nonlinear Optimization Solver finds the minimum of a function with constraints. Enter objective, variables, bounds, constraints, and click Solve.
Enter Optimization Problem
How to Use:
- Enter the objective function to minimize (e.g., x^2 + y^2).
- Specify variables (e.g., x, y) and their bounds (e.g., x:[-1,1]).
- Add constraints (e.g., x + y <= 1), one per line.
- Click “Solve” to find the optimal solution.
- Use “Copy Result” to copy the output.
Calculation Details:
- Objective: Minimize the user-defined function.
- Constraints: Supports inequality (≤) and equality (=).
- Solver: Uses SLSQP algorithm (local optimization).
Important Notes:
- Use valid mathematical expressions (e.g., x^2 for x squared).
- Bounds format: variable:[min,max], e.g., x:[-1,1].
- Constraints must include <= or =, e.g., x + y <= 1.
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