Derivative-Free Optimization Algorithms based on Non-Commutative Maps
Jan Feiling, Amelie Zeller, and Christian Ebenbauer

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new class of derivative-free optimization algorithms that leverage non-commutative maps to approximate gradients, with proven convergence and demonstrated through simulations.
Contribution
It presents a novel approach using non-commutative maps for derivative-free optimization, expanding the toolkit for gradient approximation methods.
Findings
Algorithms converge under specified conditions.
Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the approach.
The method outperforms some existing derivative-free techniques.
Abstract
A novel class of derivative-free optimization algorithms is developed. The main idea is to utilize certain non-commutative maps in order to approximate the gradient of the objective function. Convergence properties of the novel algorithms are established and simulation examples are presented.
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