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The Armijo line search procedure can take a long amount of time to find a suitable stepsize. This can be made (somewhat) faster by automatically decreasing the stepsize when the resulting update would be "too large" - for optimal control, this is hard to check, but for shape optimization a criterion based on the size of the geometry could be easily derived.
This discussion was converted from issue #31 on September 13, 2023 08:00.
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The Armijo line search procedure can take a long amount of time to find a suitable stepsize. This can be made (somewhat) faster by automatically decreasing the stepsize when the resulting update would be "too large" - for optimal control, this is hard to check, but for shape optimization a criterion based on the size of the geometry could be easily derived.
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