Re: Algorithm or method for finding maximum of a long polynomial
- From: Gregor <ghulok02@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:54:22 -0700 (PDT)
Thanks, Richard, that's a better way than I was thinking, to find and
solve a system of equations, I didn't explain it very well (I should
also have mentioned that the coefficients in the equation will be
within a range that's pretty small, only ever varying by about a
factor of a thousand), but I was basically trying to find one
equation... the normal of the hyperplane being vertical thing is
equivalent to all the partial derivatives being zero. I think I will
just use a dirty hack method for the boundary conditions, by inserting
another polynomial of very high order that doesn't affect the function
much within the boundaries, but drops off rapidly enough that there
will simply never be any peaks outside of the boundaries.
Unless someone suggest something better....I'm so lame, thanks for
humoring me....
.
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