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For questions involving mathematical problems that aim to minimize or maximize some objective function, possibly subject to one or more constraints.
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how to "calm down" optimizer
The switching on-and-off reminds me of a similar phenomenon, called "ringing", in this paper:
Case Studies in Trajectory Optimization: Trains, Planes, and Other Pastimes
Robert J. … Vanderbei
Optimization and Engineering volume 2, pages 215–243 (2001)
https://vanderbei.princeton.edu/tex/trajopt/trajopt.pdf
See Figure 3 and the discussion near it. …
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