UNCONSTRAINED MULTIVARIABLE OPTIMIZATION
this may require more computer time than finite differencing to get derivatives. For nonsrnooth functions, a function-values-only method may. be more successful than using a derivative-based method. We first describe some simple nonderivative methods and then present a series of methods that use derivative information. We
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