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Section
4:
Using Matrix Operations
2.
Press
(T|
to
store
the
eigenvalues.
3.
Enter
again
the
elements
of
the
original matrix into
A.
4.
Recall
the
desired eigenvalue
from
matrix
E
using
|RCL|[E].
5.
Execute
the
eigenvector program
as
described above.
6.
Repeat steps
4 and 5 for
each eigenvalue.
Optimization
Optimization describes
a
class
of
problems
in
which
the
object
is to
find
the
minimum
or
maximum value
of a
specified
function.
Often,
the
interest
is
focused
on the
behavior
of the
function
in a
particular region.
The
following
program uses
the
method
of
steepest descent
to
determine
local minimums
or
maximums
for a
real-valued
function
of
two or
more variables.
This
method
is an
iterative procedure
that
uses
the
gradient
of the
function
to
determine successive sample
points. Four input parameters control
the
sampling plan.
For the
function
f(-x.)=f(xl,x2,...,xn)
the
gradient
of
/,
V/,
is
defined
by
df/dx2
V/(x)
=
df/dxn
The
critical points
of/(x)
are the
solutions
to
V/(x)
= 0. A
critical
point
may be a
local minimum,
a
local maximum,
or a
point
that
is
neither.
The
gradient
of/(x)
evaluated
at a
point
x
gives
the
direction
of
steepest
ascent—that
is, the way in
which
x
should
be
changed
in
order
to
cause
the
most rapid increase
in
/(x).
The
negative
gradient gives
the
direction
of
steepest descent.
The
direction
vector
is
I
-V/(x)
for
finding
a
minimum
8
l
1
V/(x)
for
finding
a
maximum.

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