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    This study introduces a novel projection matrix for equality-constrained optimization, enhancing feasible point methods by avoiding singularity issues. The new approach ensures constraints are always satisfied, improving optimization efficiency and reliability.

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    • Optimization Theory
    • Applied Mathematics
    • Control Systems

    Background:

    • Equality-constrained optimization often relies on a regularity assumption (linearly independent constraint gradients).
    • This assumption can be violated in practical scenarios, leading to singularity issues in feasible point methods.
    • Existing methods may struggle when the regularity assumption does not hold.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel feasible point method for continuous-time, equality-constrained optimization that circumvents singularity problems.
    • To introduce a new projection matrix that guarantees constraint satisfaction.
    • To design an update mechanism that minimizes the objective function effectively.

    Main Methods:

    • Transformation of equality constraints into a continuous-time dynamical system.
    • Development of a novel, non-singular projection matrix for constraint transformation.
    • Design of an update rule (controller) to decrease the objective function along system trajectories.
    • Application of the invariance principle for solution behavior analysis.
    • Modification of the method for scenarios where initial solutions may not satisfy constraints.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed method successfully transforms equality constraints into a dynamical system with persistent solutions.
    • A new projection matrix is introduced, effectively avoiding singularity.
    • The optimization approach demonstrates effectiveness in reducing the objective function.
    • The method's robustness is shown through modifications for non-satisfying initial conditions.
    • Validation through application to three distinct optimization examples.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel projection matrix and feasible point method effectively address singularity issues in equality-constrained optimization.
    • The developed continuous-time dynamical system ensures constraint satisfaction throughout the optimization process.
    • The approach offers a reliable and effective alternative for optimization problems where standard regularity assumptions are violated.