scaled_lbfgs_solver
Run bounded scaled L-BFGS optimization with two-loop directions, memory updates, and backtracking safeguards.
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- Apache-2.0
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- 2026-09-03
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- scaled_lbfgs_solver
- description
- Run bounded scaled L-BFGS optimization with two-loop directions, memory updates, and backtracking safeguards.
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03 SKILL.md 正文
Scaled L-BFGS Solver
Use this skill to recover a small, executable instance of the Liu-Nocedal L-BFGS mechanism. It is appropriate for smooth unconstrained objectives where gradients are available. It is not a replacement for full historical benchmark reproduction.
Inputs
- Objective function and gradient function.
- Initial vector, memory limit, iteration count, and tolerance.
- Optional line-search constants.
Outputs
- Final parameter vector.
- Trace containing objective values, gradient norms, step sizes, memory lengths, and scaling values.
- Mechanism evidence that two-loop recursion, bounded memory, scalar scaling, and optimizer steps ran.
Workflow
- Start with empty limited-memory state.
- Compute the two-loop direction; fall back to steepest descent if needed.
- Backtrack until Armijo decrease holds.
- Update parameters and curvature memory.
- Log loss, gradient norm, scale, and memory length at each iteration.
Validation
Run python tests/test_scaled_lbfgs_solver.py; the deterministic quadratic test must reduce objective and gradient norm.
Limitations
This skill is a bounded recovery harness component. Full paper-level numerical comparisons require original benchmark definitions that are not available from the resolved page.
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