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TMtxOptimization Members

The following tables list the members exposed by TMtxOptimization.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns the inverse of Hessian matrix. 
 
Returns number of optimization algorithm iterations. 
 
Stores value of the objective function, evaluated at minimum. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns the negatated value of BlockAssign. 
 
Assign values of all published properties from Source. 
 
Assign values of "template-like" published properties from Source. 
 
This is Create, a member of class TMtxOptimization. 
 
This is Destroy, a member of class TMtxOptimization. 
 
Load a template from file. 
 
Load a template from stream. 
 
Triggers TMtxOptimization recalculation. 
 
Reset is called after loading the data from stream or file.  
 
Save template to file. 
 
Save template to stream. 
 
Define any additional Object constant parameters in the RealFunction
 
Name 
Description 
 
Becomes true after any of the properties have changed. 
 
Returns True, if the component editor is displayed. 
 
Defines the gradient vector and Hessian matrix calculation routine. 
 
Defines the gradient vector calculation routine. 
 
Defines the function to be minimized. 
 
Stores a list of components that have to be notified, when this component is destroyed. 
 
Stop reason for optimization algorithm. 
 
If not nil then the optimization method uses it for logging each optimization step. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Automatic recalculation. 
 
set/read the additional constants used in minimized function. 
 
The precision for numeric gradient and/or Hessian matrix calculation. 
 
Initial lambda step used in Marquardt optimization algorithm. 
 
maximum number of iterations allowed for minimum search. 
 
Defines which gradient numerical approximation method will be used to to evaluate gradient. 
 
Optimization algorithm used for minimum search. 
 
Internal line search algorithm. 
 
Precision. 
 
Set/read the variables in minimized function. 
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