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The NLP Procedure

Overview
Getting Started
Introductory Examples
Syntax
Functional Summary Dictionary of Options PROC NLP Statement ARRAY Statement BOUNDS Statement BY Statement CRPJAC Statement DECVAR Statement GRADIENT Statement HESSIAN Statement INCLUDE Statement JACNLC Statement JACOBIAN Statement LABEL Statement LINCON Statement MATRIX Statement MIN, MAX, and LSQ Statements MINQUAD and MAXQUAD Statements NLINCON Statement PROFILE Statement Program Statements
Details
Criteria for Optimality Optimization Algorithms Finite-Difference Approximations of Derivatives Hessian and CRP Jacobian Scaling Testing the Gradient Specification Termination Criteria Active Set Methods Feasible Starting Point Line-Search Methods Restricting the Step Length Computational Problems Covariance Matrix Input and Output Data Sets Displayed Output Missing Values Computational Resources Memory Limit Rewriting NLP Models for PROC OPTMODEL
Examples
Using the DATA= Option Using the INQUAD= Option Using the INEST=Option Restarting an Optimization Approximate Standard Errors Maximum Likelihood Weibull Estimation Simple Pooling Problem Chemical Equilibrium Minimize Total Delay in a Network
References

Examples: NLP Procedure

Subsections:

6.1 Using the DATA= Option
6.2 Using the INQUAD= Option
6.3 Using the INEST=Option
6.4 Restarting an Optimization
6.5 Approximate Standard Errors
6.6 Maximum Likelihood Weibull Estimation
6.7 Simple Pooling Problem
6.8 Chemical Equilibrium
6.9 Minimize Total Delay in a Network

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