f=@(x) 0.5*(x(1)-1).^2+10*(x(2)+2).^2-2
miter=10000
and i have loop
for i=1:miter
then,who i can to calculate f(i)-f(i-1)?

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Mario Malic
Mario Malic am 19 Sep. 2020
saja mk
saja mk am 19 Sep. 2020
i need to clculate
this ,
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 19 Sep. 2020
That f needs a vector of length 2 for its parameter, not a scalar i.
saja mk
saja mk am 19 Sep. 2020
i al ready get the thev optimal by Gradient Descent Algorith
now ,i just need to change the tol as the equation in the previous comment
saja mk
saja mk am 19 Sep. 2020
@Walter Roberson
so how can i implement it ?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 19 Sep. 2020
You cannot. Your gradient descent formula is only valid for functions of one variable.

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saja mk
saja mk am 19 Sep. 2020

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but i get the optimal in GDA
x0=[2 2]';
% tol=1e-6;
miter=10000;
% dxmin=1e-6;
alpha=0.01;
% gnorm=inf;
x=x0;
niter=1;
% dx=inf;
for i=1:miter
g=[(x(1)-1); 20*(x(2)+2)];
f=@(x) 0.5*(x(1)-1).^2+10*(x(2)+2).^2-2 ;
xnew = x - alpha*g;
fnew=f(xnew);
if abs(xnew-x)<=0.00001
break
end
% niter=niter+1;
x=xnew;
end
xopt=x;
niter=niter+1;
after run :
xopt =
1.0010
-2.0000

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 19 Sep. 2020
this does not use the epsilon formula from https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/596404-value-in-each-iteration#comment_1015369

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