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if i remember correctly, the constructors accept a chunk keyword:
on OnceDifferentiable
:
NLSolversBase.jl/src/objective_types/oncedifferentiable.jl
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on
TwiceDIfferentiable
:NLSolversBase.jl/src/objective_types/twicedifferentiable.jl
Lines 103 to 104 in 62d2199
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Yes if you define the objective type yourself it is possible. I supposed OP is asking for this to be a keyword for optimize
?
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Hi, I did indeed wish for it to be available in optimize
. However since then I think I have a better understanding of the functionalities of the packages, and it is possible to use optimize
with a OnceDifferentiable
of TwiceDifferentiable
function, which accept this option, so it indirectly solves the problem. Perhaps a heads up in the doc of Optim.jl could let users know about the possibility to use OnceDifferentiable
or TwiceDifferentiable
functions? Otherwise feel free to close the issue.
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Perhaps a heads up in the doc of Optim.jl could let users know about the possibility to use
OnceDifferentiable
orTwiceDifferentiable
functions?
Yeah, I had originally chosen not to focus too much on this because I wasn't sure whether or not I wanted users to use them directly :) But it would solve the problem for now. I do think that it makes sense to allow for chunk size to be et in optimize as well though.
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