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| - | This optimization program allows the identification of the values of parameters likely to minimize an objective function representing the difference between two curves. The program will take a reference curve as an input (an experimental curve for instance) and will attempt to approach this curve with the finite element code Lagamine using different parameters obtained through the **Levenberg-Marquardt** algorithm. A schematic representation of th algorithm is shown in <imgref image1>. \\ \\ | + | This optimization program allows the identification of the values of parameters likely to minimize an objective function representing the difference between two curves. The program will take a reference curve as an input (an experimental curve for instance) and will attempt to approach this curve with the finite element code Lagamine using different parameters obtained through the **Levenberg-Marquardt** algorithm. A schematic representation of the algorithm is shown in <imgref image1>. \\ \\ |
| <imgcaption image1|Optim algorithm>{{ :optim:optim_gen1.png?600 |}}</imgcaption> \\ | <imgcaption image1|Optim algorithm>{{ :optim:optim_gen1.png?600 |}}</imgcaption> \\ | ||
| The optimization process is iterative and stops once a stop criterion is met, such as the stabilization of the objective function for instance. \\ | The optimization process is iterative and stops once a stop criterion is met, such as the stabilization of the objective function for instance. \\ | ||
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