Optimization · Level 2 of 5
Global Minimum
A feasible point whose objective is no larger than any other feasible point's.
There may be multiple global minimizers.
Example
The lowest valley over the entire allowed region is found.
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Global Minimum. A feasible point whose objective is no larger than any other feasible point's. There may be multiple global minimizers. For example: The lowest valley over the entire allowed region is found.
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