The exact constrained model problem at step k, obtained by minimizing the model
x ↦ model k x over the feasible set Q.
Instances For
Explicit real scalar history attached to prescribed lower values \hat f_k^* and sampled
objective values. The mathematically faithful exact lower values remain the canonical EReal
owners (levelMethodApproximateProblem Q model k).optimalValue; this constructor is only the
real-history bridge used once those lower values have been supplied explicitly.
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The lower coordinate of levelMethodHistoryFromApproximateValues is the supplied real lower
value.
If the supplied real lower values are exact, then the lower coordinate of
levelMethodHistoryFromApproximateValues agrees with the canonical EReal model minimum.
The attained-minimum specialization of levelMethodHistoryFromApproximateValues agrees with
the canonical EReal lower-value owner at each step, provided the chosen sequence xHat really
minimizes each model on Q.
Pointwise monotonicity of the model family makes the canonical exact lower values monotone.
If every model is an underestimator on Q, then each canonical exact lower value is bounded
above by the best sampled objective value. This is stated first on the faithful EReal owner.
Proposition 3.50, canonical form: the source-faithful stepwise order chain is stated on the
exact lower-value owner in EReal, so no extra attainment hypothesis is needed to express the
model lower values faithfully.
Under the exactness certificate hhat, pointwise monotonicity of the model family makes the
explicit real lower coordinates monotone.
Under the exactness certificate hhat, every model underestimator is bounded above by the
best sampled objective value in the explicit real history.
Proposition 3.50, source-facing real-history form: if the supplied lower values are exact,
then the textbook chain \hat f_k^* ≤ \hat f_{k+1}^* ≤ f_{k+1}^* ≤ f_k^* holds for
levelMethodHistoryFromApproximateValues hatf f xSeq.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, pointwise monotonicity of the
model family makes the attained real lower coordinates monotone.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, every model underestimator is
bounded above by the best sampled objective value in the attained real history.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, the interval inclusion
Δ_{k+1} ⊆ Δ_k follows from pointwise monotonicity of the models. The underestimator hypothesis
from the textbook is redundant for this conclusion.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, the level-method gap
δ_k = f_k^* - \hat f_k^* decreases from step k to step k + 1 under pointwise monotone
models. The underestimator hypothesis is redundant for this conclusion.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, pointwise monotonicity of the
models makes the attained-history intervals nested downward and the attained-history gaps
nonincreasing.
Companion bridge: under an explicit minimizing sequence xHat, the textbook real chain
\hat f_k^* ≤ \hat f_{k+1}^* ≤ f_{k+1}^* ≤ f_k^* follows from the canonical EReal Proposition
3.50 theorem.