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We focuse our attention on this part of the algorithms uses the 'gradient method', since these algorithms are used in econometrics. slenderman So, let's start with a general explanation of what is happening if we use such an algorithm to find a parameter combination that maximizes a criterion function. Each algorithm needs some at first startup values? and it is great to choose to use starting values very close to optimal and, if possible, is far from impersonal part of a criterion function slenderman to ensure the great success of optimization. Then the algorithm starts to evaluate the function at this point and parameter updates the parameter vector after equation? s = 1? s + Asgs, (42) where? s parameter is the point at which the function is only estimated,? s 1 parameter vector is used to estimate the next step s 1, gs = @ QN (?) @? ? s is estimated to rake vector point? s and AK As is depending on the matrix k? s (so it is always evaluated in the settings step by s) .10 Now, different slenderman gradient algorithms use different slenderman methods matrix, which can be seen as weighting matrices as they 'weight' gradient evaluated at a certain parameter combination . Property matrices should be positive to be set for the following reason: the criterion slenderman function evaluated at a 1 s step will be higher than the value estimated in the step parameter vector s; that is officially QN (? s +1)> QN (? s). This can be better explained by considering the Taylor expansion QN (? S +1) about the value QN (? S): QN (? S +1) = QN (? S) + G0S (? S 1 - S?) + R QN (? S +1) - QN (? S) = G0S (? Asgs S + -? S) + R QN (? S +1) - QN (? S) = g0sAsg (Z)> 0 if Pos. def. + R. (43) Here R is just a term with the rest of negligible error. The matrix As should slenderman be chosen in a fair way, as if it is very small and the algorithm is too slow (as then weighted gradient is much less) and if it is too large the algorithm will Optimal outrank and will probably pass through the optimal value without converging. This fact gives rise to another question. At which point does the algorithm stops? The algorithm stops if it has found a opimum, but this is as analytically unfeasible, it approximates the value and stops only if it is "close" to optimal. Could not be labeled several rules which are applied in almost each algorithm: the algorithm has reached convergence if 1. relative change in function QN criterion is too small and 2. steep change compared with Hessian is too small and 3. relative change parameter vector is very small. A conservative value for convergence is 10-6. To avoid a computer break if the algorithm does not converge normally given a maximum number of iterations and if the number of steps to achieve the algorithm stops and gives a message that the convergence has not achieved. Lets consider computing the slope of which is being used for an optimization algorithm using the gradient method. slenderman Bevel is a direction slenderman in which the partial derivatives with respect to each parameter are stacked. As usual the derivatives are also not calculable analytically, numerical slenderman approximations are used. This is done using the following formula:? QN (? S)? j = QN (? Hey S +) - QN (? S - Hey) 2h. (44) Here? JTH J is a component of the parameter vector slenderman (ie the JTH our criterion function parameter), h is a small positive scalar slenderman and vector j is a component JTH and unity in all the remaining elements zero. This means for deriving from JTH, the algorithm computes the change in the criterion function if we take a very small step away JTH parameter value? s. As we want not only consider the positive aspects but also in negative ways to get the difference of a criterion for functions param