Missing least-squares problems in constrained form

Issue #1 resolved
Dominique Orban created an issue

Here's a list of nonlinear SUR2 problems that currently don't have a feasibility problem equivalent:

  • BDQRTIC
  • BROWNAL
  • BRYBND
  • CHAINWOO
  • CHNROSNB
  • CHNRSNBM
  • CUBE
  • CURLY10
  • CURLY20
  • CURLY30
  • DECONVU
  • ERRINROS
  • ERRINRSM
  • EXTROSNB
  • FREUROTH
  • GENHUMPS
  • GENROSE
  • LIARWHD
  • MANCINO
  • MODBEALE
  • MOREBV
  • NONDIA
  • NONMSQRT
  • OSBORNEB
  • OSCIGRAD
  • OSCIPATH
  • PENALTY1
  • PENALTY2
  • SBRYBND
  • SCURLY10
  • SCURLY20
  • SCURLY30
  • SENSORS
  • SROSENBR
  • SSBRYBND
  • TQUARTIC
  • VAREIGVL
  • WATSON
  • WOODS

Comments (8)

  1. Nick Gould repo owner

    Agreed that some of these need equation variants.

    Some comments, though

    CURLY and SCURLY are misclassified I believe, they should be OUR2

    Same for GENHUMPS and VAREIGVL

    SENSORS is a negative sum of squares (and thus also misclassified)

    OSCI* have equation variants OSCIPANE and OSCIGRNE FREUROTH has FREURONE

    I will create feasibility variants when I get time, and correct the above errors.

    Nick

  2. Nick Gould repo owner

    Additionally, BROWNALE is the equations version of BROWNAL, DECONVNE is that for DECONVU, FREURONE for FREUROTH, CHNRSBNE for CHNROSNB, MOREBVNE for MOREBV, OSBORNE2 for OSBORNEB, PENLT1NE for PENALTY1, PENLT2NE for PENALTY2, WATSONNE for WATSON, WOODSNE for WOODS, and CUBENE for CUBE.

    Phew, the list of problems needing equation variants is now the more manageable

    • BDQRTIC
    • BRYBND
    • CHAINWOO
    • CHNRSNBM
    • ERRINROS
    • ERRINRSM
    • EXTROSNB
    • GENROSE
    • LIARWHD
    • MANCINO
    • MODBEALE
    • NONDIA
    • NONMSQRT
    • SBRYBND
    • SROSENBR
    • SSBRYBND
    • TQUARTIC
  3. Dominique Orban reporter

    Thanks for sifting through this list already. It would be nice to have a way of associating a SUR2 problem and its feasibility counterpart. Some have a name ending in LS, some in NE, but many others follow a different pattern.

  4. Nick Gould repo owner

    Agreed. Unfortunately many of these are historical, so we really shouldn't rename them as others may have already used them in comparisons.

  5. Dominique Orban reporter

    Right. They're the subset of the NOR2 problems that only have equality constraints. Unfortunately, select doesn't allow one to pick out problems with equality constraints only. But with the stats driver, it's possible to find them.

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