3.2.1 operator()

3.2 OECheckpoint0

class OEOpt::OECheckpoint0

The OECheckpoint0 class provides a 'callback' facility to monitor the progress of an optimization. In addition, the checkpoint class can also be used to control the termination of an optimization. This class is specifically for use with optimizers which do not use gradients.

3.2.1 operator()

virtual bool operator()(unsigned int iteration,
                        unsigned int nvar,
			                  double fval,
                        const double* var=(double*)0,
			                  unsigned int state = 0)

The operator() method is called by an optimizer at least once per iteration during an optimization. The variables passed to the method from the optimizer reflect the current state of an optimization. The iteration number is reported in the first argument to the method. The number of variables is given as the second argument to the method. The most recent function evaluation during the current iteration is passed as the third argument. The current set of optimized variables is passed as an array to the fourth argument. The current state of the optimization is given as one of the values in the OEOptState namespace.

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