Search results for "Root-finding algorithm"

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A novel technique for stochastic root-finding: Enhancing the search with adaptive d-ary search

2017

The most fundamental problem encountered in the field of stochastic optimization, is the Stochastic Root Finding (SRF) problem where the task is to locate an unknown point x∗ for which g(x∗) = 0 for a given function g that can only be observed in the presence of noise [15]. The vast majority of the state-of-the-art solutions to the SRF problem involve the theory of stochastic approximation. The premise of the latter family of algorithms is to oper ate by means of so-called “small-step”processesthat explorethe search space in a conservative manner. Using this paradigm, the point investigated at any time instant is in the proximity of the point investigated at the previous time instant, render…

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Enhancement in the computation of gradient retention times in liquid chromatography using root-finding methods.

2019

Abstract Gradient elution may provide adequate separations within acceptably short times in a single run, by gradually increasing the elution speed. Similarly to isocratic elution, chromatograms can be predicted under any experimental condition, through strategies based on retention models. The most usual approach implies solving an integral equation (i.e., the fundamental equation of gradient elution), which has an analytical solution only for certain combinations of retention model and gradient programme. This limitation can be overcome by using numerical integration, which is a universal approach although at the cost of longer computation times. In this work, several alternatives to impr…

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