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Add scalar benchmark functions #271
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…and it's tests for the new set problem set.
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…oblem set. Fixed quartic and xinsheyang problems.
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…eEconomics/estimagic into add-scalar-benchmark-functions
…ions problems into seperate dictionary.
…er, started implementing more high dimensional problems.
We introduce a benchmark set for estimagic consisting of 283 problems for 78 functions. The functions are based on a collection of optimization problem functions by Axel Thevenot. We verified function maths, aswell as the minima using online resources on optimization test problems by the Simon Fraser University and the 2013 paper "A Literature Survey of Benchmark Functions for Global Optimization Problems" by Jamil & Yang . We wrote parameterized unit tests, similarly to those for the "more_wild" problem set, to cover our newly added functions and problems. A detailed description of our work is contained in this repository pull request. |
I will close this for now because it is incompatible with some of the planned changes in benchmarking (see #495). I kept the files so we can easily re-add this functionality later. |
We introduce a benchmark set for estimagic consisting of 283 problems for 78 functions. The functions are based on a collection of optimization problem functions by Axel Thevenot. We verified function maths, aswell as the minima using online resources on optimization test problems by the Simon Fraser University and the 2013 paper "A Literature Survey of Benchmark Functions for Global Optimization Problems" by Jamil & Yang . We wrote parameterized unit tests, similarly to those for the "more_wild" problem set, to cover our newly added functions and problems. A detailed description of our work is contained in this repository.