Is scipy.linprog with method='interior-point' suitable for non linear optimization with large data set? if...











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I'm doing non linear optimization using python. I have a large data set,around 100,000 rows.
My objective function is like



z=(aXLM+bXNM-c)XCM, where a,b & c are constant.LM & NM are the variables which I need to modify to maximize z


CM is defined as



CM=exp(k+m*log(LM)+n*log(NM))+K1 where K, K1, m & n are constant & CM will come in equality constraint CM=S


I was using interior point method because I have a large data set of 100,000 records & initially my model was linear. Given the non linear model & such a big data set can you please suggest me if method='interior-point' suitable or not? & If not suitable then considering the large data set which optimization technique I should use in python?










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  • How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
    – user2357112
    Nov 10 at 16:48










  • @user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 10 at 17:14










  • Any suggestion please?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 11 at 11:51










  • Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
    – Erwin Kalvelagen
    Nov 11 at 14:24















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I'm doing non linear optimization using python. I have a large data set,around 100,000 rows.
My objective function is like



z=(aXLM+bXNM-c)XCM, where a,b & c are constant.LM & NM are the variables which I need to modify to maximize z


CM is defined as



CM=exp(k+m*log(LM)+n*log(NM))+K1 where K, K1, m & n are constant & CM will come in equality constraint CM=S


I was using interior point method because I have a large data set of 100,000 records & initially my model was linear. Given the non linear model & such a big data set can you please suggest me if method='interior-point' suitable or not? & If not suitable then considering the large data set which optimization technique I should use in python?










share|improve this question






















  • How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
    – user2357112
    Nov 10 at 16:48










  • @user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 10 at 17:14










  • Any suggestion please?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 11 at 11:51










  • Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
    – Erwin Kalvelagen
    Nov 11 at 14:24













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I'm doing non linear optimization using python. I have a large data set,around 100,000 rows.
My objective function is like



z=(aXLM+bXNM-c)XCM, where a,b & c are constant.LM & NM are the variables which I need to modify to maximize z


CM is defined as



CM=exp(k+m*log(LM)+n*log(NM))+K1 where K, K1, m & n are constant & CM will come in equality constraint CM=S


I was using interior point method because I have a large data set of 100,000 records & initially my model was linear. Given the non linear model & such a big data set can you please suggest me if method='interior-point' suitable or not? & If not suitable then considering the large data set which optimization technique I should use in python?










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I'm doing non linear optimization using python. I have a large data set,around 100,000 rows.
My objective function is like



z=(aXLM+bXNM-c)XCM, where a,b & c are constant.LM & NM are the variables which I need to modify to maximize z


CM is defined as



CM=exp(k+m*log(LM)+n*log(NM))+K1 where K, K1, m & n are constant & CM will come in equality constraint CM=S


I was using interior point method because I have a large data set of 100,000 records & initially my model was linear. Given the non linear model & such a big data set can you please suggest me if method='interior-point' suitable or not? & If not suitable then considering the large data set which optimization technique I should use in python?







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  • How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
    – user2357112
    Nov 10 at 16:48










  • @user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 10 at 17:14










  • Any suggestion please?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 11 at 11:51










  • Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
    – Erwin Kalvelagen
    Nov 11 at 14:24


















  • How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
    – user2357112
    Nov 10 at 16:48










  • @user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 10 at 17:14










  • Any suggestion please?
    – Jesmin
    Nov 11 at 11:51










  • Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
    – Erwin Kalvelagen
    Nov 11 at 14:24
















How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
– user2357112
Nov 10 at 16:48




How were you even using linprog at all? linprog is linear programming, and your objective is nonlinear.
– user2357112
Nov 10 at 16:48












@user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
– Jesmin
Nov 10 at 17:14




@user2357112, as I mentioned in my first post, Initially my problem was linear, so I was using linprog. Can you please suggest me which non linear technique is suitable for handling around 100,000 rows of data set in python?
– Jesmin
Nov 10 at 17:14












Any suggestion please?
– Jesmin
Nov 11 at 11:51




Any suggestion please?
– Jesmin
Nov 11 at 11:51












Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
– Erwin Kalvelagen
Nov 11 at 14:24




Your model is not very clearly stated, so I don't understand it. Large scale nonlinear programming solvers are readily available (to mention a few: ipopt, minos, snopt, conopt, knitro). Many can be accessed through the Pyomo Python modeling tool.
– Erwin Kalvelagen
Nov 11 at 14:24

















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