Re: [eigen] Parameters in Levenberg Marquard algorithm of wrong type?

[orzel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

They way the class is used is to do something along
    lm.minimizeOptimumStorageInit()
    while (...) {
         lm.minimizeOptimumStorageOneStep(x);
    }

That is, the loop is handled 'from outside'. To do this, you need the
class to store all temporaries

Thomas



On 20/03/2012 19:47, Tim Holy wrote:
> Hi Claas,
>
> On Tuesday, March 20, 2012 07:19:31 am Claas H. Köhler wrote:
>> - Is there a reason why all local temporary variables (e.g temp, temp1,
>> pnorm...) are defined as class members, instead of defining locally
>> where needed?
> I don't know specifically for this case, but in general it's for cases where 
> you call the same algorithm many times in one program. If you put them in the 
> class, you only have to allocate the storage once, when you first construct the 
> solver. If they are local to the function, you have to allocate them each time 
> the function is called. In many cases, that's a major overhead and 
> significantly hurts performance.
>
> Best,
> --Tim
>  
>
>


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