Novel structured conjugate gradient method enhances convergence in nonlinear least squares, suggesting efficacy in inverse kinematics applications.
Nonlinear least squares (NLS) models are extensively used as optimization frameworks in various scientific and engineering disciplines. This work proposes a novel structured conjugate gradient (SCG) method that incorporates a structured diagonal approximation for the second-order term of the Hessian, particularly designed for solving NLS problems. In addition, an acceleration scheme for the SCG method is proposed and analyzed. The global convergence properties of the proposed method are rigorously established under specific assumptions. Numerical experiments were conducted on large-scale NLS benchmark problems to evaluate the performance of the method. The outcome of these experiments indicates that the proposed method outperforms other approaches using the established performance metrics. Moreover, the developed approach is utilized to address the inverse kinematics challenge in controlling the motion of a robotic system with four degrees of freedom (4DOF).
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