solve_newton_tol() [1/2]

template<typename F , typename T , typename... Args, require_eigen_vector_t< T > * = nullptr, require_all_st_arithmetic< Args... > * = nullptr>

Eigen::VectorXd stan::math::solve_newton_tol	(	const F &	f,
		const T &	x,
		const double	scaling_step_size,
		const double	function_tolerance,
		const int64_t	max_num_steps,
		std::ostream *const	msgs,
		const Args &...	args
	)

Return the solution to the specified system of algebraic equations given an initial guess, and parameters and data, which get passed into the algebraic system.

Use the KINSOL solver from the SUNDIALS suite.

The user can also specify the scaled step size, the function tolerance, and the maximum number of steps.

This overload handles non-autodiff parameters.

Template Parameters

F	type of equation system function.
T	type of initial guess vector.
Args	types of additional parameters to the equation system functor

Parameters

[in]	f	Functor that evaluated the system of equations.
[in]	x	Vector of starting values.
[in,out]	msgs	The print stream for warning messages.
[in]	scaling_step_size	Scaled-step stopping tolerance. If a Newton step is smaller than the scaling step tolerance, the code breaks, assuming the solver is no longer making significant progress (i.e. is stuck)
[in]	function_tolerance	determines whether roots are acceptable.
[in]	max_num_steps	maximum number of function evaluations.
[in]	args	Additional parameters to the equation system functor.

Returns

theta Vector of solutions to the system of equations.

Precondition

f returns finite values when passed any value of x and the given args.

Exceptions

<code>std::invalid_argument</code>	if x has size zero.
<code>std::invalid_argument</code>	if x has non-finite elements.
<code>std::invalid_argument</code>	if scaled_step_size is strictly negative.
<code>std::invalid_argument</code>	if function_tolerance is strictly negative.
<code>std::invalid_argument</code>	if max_num_steps is not positive.
<code>std::domain_error	if solver exceeds max_num_steps.

Definition at line 59 of file solve_newton.hpp.