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| July 3, 2009 10:59 AM PDT IMSL: source code for optimization routine BCPOL | ||||
Hi, I purchased the IMSL library and I have been using the optimization routine BCPOL to minimize a function. The documentation says "The routine BCPOL uses the complex method to find a minimum point of a function of n variables" but I need to find out more about what this optimization routine is doing. Is there a way I can look at the source code for BCPOL? If so, where can I find the Fortran source code on my computer? If not, are there any programs on the web that use the same algorithm that I can look at? I appreciate any help! Thanks, Day | |||||
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