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Sorry, I meant that those two books seem to be "classics" that are often used as references in graduate courses.
by thxg 5y ago
Sorry, I meant that those two books seem to be "classics" that are often used as references in graduate courses.
- actinium226 5y agoI'm confused, did you maybe not list one of the ones you were thinking of? In your original post you just list Convex Optimization and then two books on discrete optimization. I'd be very curious to know what the other one you're referring to alongside Convex Optimization.
- dkshdkjshdk 5y agoHe said "your #1", making reference to the first book in OPs list: "Numerical Optimization" by Jorge Nocedal and Stephen J. Wright. It's pretty fun to read.