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Getting started with optimization in Matlab
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Optimization is the process of combining the inputs to achieve the optimum output subject to satisfying certain specified constraints and conditions. It involves choosing the best among a given data or combining the inputs to obtain the optimal working condition. It is a mathematical discipline that works to obtaining the maxima and minima. Optimization forms part of linear programming. Optimization is applicable in a wide range of fields. This includes the financial sector, transport sector and many more. This makes it an important tool in the everyday life of people and industries. In this article, we will look at the basics of optimization and how to apply them in Matlab. We will also look at its application in various fields.
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