# Optimal Control for Switched Systems

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Miscellaneous control robotics mpc optimal-control

# OCS2 Toolbox

## Summary

OCS2 is a C++ toolbox tailored for Optimal Control for Switched Systems (OCS2). The toolbox provides an efficient implementation of the following algorith

• SLQ: Continuous-time domin DDP
• iLQR: Discrete-time domain DDP
• SQP: Multiple-shooting algorithm based on HPIPM
• PISOC: Path integral stochatic optimal control

OCS2 handles general path constraints through Augmented Lagrangian or relaxed barrier methods. To facilitate the application of OCS2 in robotic tasks, it provides the user with additional tools to set up the system dynamics (such as kinematic or dynamic models) and cost/constraints (such as self-collision avoidance and end-effector tracking) from a URDF model. The library also provides an automatic differentiation tool to calculate derivatives of the system dynamics, constraints, and cost. To facilitate its deployment on robotic platforms, the OCS2 provides tools for ROS interfaces. The toolbox’s efficient and numerically stable implementations in conjunction with its user-friendly interface have paved the way for employing it on numerous robotic applications with limited onboard computation power.

For more information refer to the project's Documentation Page

• #### How to "update" the robot observation for the MPC solver by using the robot's measured state info?

Dear legged robotics group,

thanks for providing the OCS2.

Recently, we are going to use OCS2 to generate an online walking trajectory for Anymal C and simulate it in the RaiSim. We have developed our WBC to track the reference trajectory. At the very beginning, we employed the MPC solver of OCS2 only as a pure trajectory generator (meaning there was no robot's state feedback obtained from RaiSim into the MPC). But then, we realized that there was a drift in the z-direction, as mentioned in #24. So we tried to find the solution.

During figuring out a solution, we found that #23 mentioned that we could add some feedback terms to the MPC. Moreover, paper "A Unified MPC Framework for Whole-Body Dynamic Locomotion and Manipulation" also mentioned that we could obtain the state information from the robot and insert it into the SLQ-MPC solver, as shown in figure 3. Therefore, we tried to obtain the state from RaiSim and insert it into the MPC solver.

We've found that there is a user-defined modification function interface in file "ocs2_ros_interface/src/mrt/MRT_ROS_Dummy_Loop.cpp". In my opinion, the "observation_" term should be the real robot state that is the input for the MPC. We replaced the "observation_" with the state and input vector that gathered from the anymal in RaiSim. The RaiSim and WBC were ruining at 1kHz, mrtDesiredFrequency was 1khz, and mpcDesiredFrequency was -1 Hz (which was 250Hz in my pc). We tried replacing the "observation_" with measured data in 1kHz. It turned out that even though I set the target position, the robot was standing still on the ground without any motion at first, then it would drift, as shown below:

I thought maybe we were updating the "observation_" too frequently, so I set the updating frequency to 1Hz. But in this way, the robot in rviz (on the left hand side) will “flash” from one place to the other, which will again make the robot in RaiSim unstable, as shown here:

Of course, we have tried different mrtDesiredFrequency, mpcDesiredFrequency and "observation_" updating frequency, but the robot was still unstable. We started to consider that maybe the way we used the measured data for the MPC solver was not correct, because by doing our way, the desired state and input vector seems not continuous, which will, in turn, cause the unstable tracking performance. And also, if we update the "observation_" too frequently, then the generated reference trajectory is too close to the current robot state after each time's MPC update, which won't lead the robot to move. So I was wondering:

1. How to use the robot's measured data for the MPC solver properly?
2. How should we solve the drift problem in z-direction if we want to use the MPC as a pure trajectory planner (without state feedback)?

Many thanks

Best Shengzhi

opened by edward9503 5
• #### Interfacing OCS2 with CoppeliaSim and other physical engine based simulations

While the provided dummy tests are very useful for studying mpc policy behaviors and weight tuning, they aren't rigorous validations since the generated states are based on the same dynamic models. Currently, we are trying to interface OCS2 with CoppeliaSim which so happens to simulate our robot behaviors well. The naive thought was to simply replace dummy_test with CoppeliaSim's ROS interface (this node will publish /mpc_observation and subscribe to /mpc_policy). We soon realized that by excluding dummy_test node, we also disable MRT ROS interface, which supposes to run along side with MPC (handling reset and timing control). Therefore, we wonder:

• Is MRT interface absolutely necessary or it can be replaced if a third party robot simulator handles the time control? (MPC computes traj based on simulation time)
• How do we enable state-based and feedback policy setting for the MPC solver and MRT? What are the pros and cons compared to time-based?
• Is it possible to provide a DummyXXbotNode.cpp or a MRT_ROS_Interface.cpp temple that allows people to take state observations from other ROS node (i.e., CoppeliaSim) while still having MRT to regulate the timing?

(Sorry, just started using OCS2, I hope the questions make sense. )

question
opened by mszuyx 5
• #### How to properly enable and use "targetTrajectoriesSubscriber_"?

We are trying to interface OCS2 MPC with some HMIs to dynamically set the target / reference for the MPC to track. We are currently playing around the cart pole example (cart pole dynamic is simulated in a third party simulator CoppeliaSim).

Goal: The objective is that, a separate ros node will publish a "ocs2_msgs::mpc_target_trajectories" message, such that if the user push a joystick, that cart-pole system will try to follow the user's command and move along the x direction while keeping the pole balanced.

Progress: We take the ballbot example as our reference while enabling the "targetTrajectoriesSubscriber_". After adding the following lines in the MpcNode.cpp:

// ROS ReferenceManager
std::shared_ptr<ocs2::RosReferenceManager> rosReferenceManagerPtr(
new ocs2::RosReferenceManager(robotName, PurePlanarInterface.getReferenceManagerPtr()));
rosReferenceManagerPtr->subscribe(nodeHandle);

// MPC
ocs2::MPC_DDP mpc(PurePlanarInterface.mpcSettings(), PurePlanarInterface.ddpSettings(), PurePlanarInterface.getRollout(),
PurePlanarInterface.getOptimalControlProblem(), PurePlanarInterface.getInitializer());
mpc.getSolverPtr()->setReferenceManager(rosReferenceManagerPtr);

The MPC node seems to subscribe to the "XX_mpc_target" topic:

And the cart-pole system does try to follow the target state slightly / slowly... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfF7X0wFsmE In this video, you will see two cart-pole systems. The green and slightly transparent one indicates the reference states from the "XX_mpc_policy" topic. While moving the target does effect the position of the cart, the reference states indicate the cart always want to go back to the origin.

Questions: Comparing the task.info files between cart-pole and ballbot, we realize there are more to it:

1. What's the difference between Q and Q_f? (the Q_f for ballbot are all zeros, while the Q for cart-pole are all zeros)
2. We suspect the "x_final" setting in the cart-pole's task.info is what causes the cart to always want to go back to the origin. (we notice that this setting does not exist in the ballbot's task.info) If so, what should we do about it? (Simply excluding it only cause the cart-pole to be unstable) And why is it not included in the ballbot example?
3. How fast can we send the "XX_mpc_target" topic? In the ballbot example, this topic is sent only when there is a new command line entry occurs. If we update / send this topic too fast, will it cause the MPC solver to be unstable? Or it is fine as long as the delta pose is reasonably bounded?

Thank you and looking forward to hearing from you! : )

opened by mszuyx 4
• #### The maximum number of successive solution rejections has been reached for Cassie integration

Hi,

We are trying to integrate bipedal robot Cassie into Ocs2 based on the legged robot example of ANYmal. We have some issues with Cassie being able to stand with convergence and the solver gives the error below:

Our setup, the center of mass and the locations of four support/contact points of the feet with nominal contact forces are shown below:

The center of mass is within the support polygon while the error is given. We tried both single body centroidal dynamics and full body centroidal dynamics. We tried to tune the cost coefficients and removed some constraint conditions to relax the optimization. None of them worked.

We have been stuck here for a few weeks. Any suggestions to fix this issue from the algorithmic point of view? Thank you very much!

opened by wchengh2010 4
• #### DDP controller does not generate a stable rollout.

Describe the bug what(): DDP controller does not generate a stable rollout.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: I basically modified the mobile manipulator example by changing the UR robotics arm to a Kinova robotics arm, and I have ignored the constraints from the self collision

Expected behavior The mobile manipulator with kinova arm should converge its end-effector to the interactive marker.

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

I would like to understand from the algorithmic aspect why this error occurs, thanks for any suggestions or guidance!

bug
opened by mustang66ytz 4
• #### External collision (obstacle) avoidance implementation

Is there any available (in ROS Noetic) obstacle avoidance implementation that I can run as an example? I know that leggedrobotics/perceptive_mpc has that feature but it is not compiling in ROS Noetic and it seems like it is outdated after the recent updates on OCS2. I would appreciate if you can guide me on the implementation or point to any branch or repository that has the feature within the OCS2 framework.

question
opened by akmandor 3
• #### issue defining desired twist trajectorie in a mpc_target_trajectories message

Hi all,

I am using OCS2 to control an OMAV+Delta arm with a velocity driven kinematic model.

I am trying to pass a mpc_target_trajectories message to the mpc in order to follow a reference trajectory where each point represents a desired end-effector pose and twist at a desired time instance. I successfully defined the desired pose by setting the value of the stateTrajectory to the desired position and quaternion, without having to care about the value of the robot state vector. The size of the stateTrajectory value (7) is of course different from the size of the robot state vector (15). At the moment of writing, I have a problem with the definition of the desired twist. Following the fact that I am controlling the robot with velocity inputs and the way I defined the stateTrajectoy, I tried to define the inputTrajectory as the desired linear and angular velocity of the end-effector. I realized that this approach always created the following error: It works fine if I define the inputTrajectory value as a vector of input size full of zeros but the results are not satisfying as it always stops at each point. As I have a redundant system, I have no idea what the desired input trajectories should be as they should be the result of the mpc optimization.

How am I able to define desired end-effector twists in the mpc_target_trajectories message?

Thank you in advance for your help!

alme96

enhancement
opened by alme96 3
• #### Integration terminated since the maximum number of function calls is reached

Hi,

On Iteration 0 of SLQ solver, I get an exception from the integrator (ODE45_OCS2):

Integration terminated since the maximum number of function calls is reached. State at termination time -0.928457

I initialized the trajectory as

ocs2::SystemObservation initObservation;
initObservation.state = interface.initialState;
initObservation.input = ocs2::vector_t::Zero(robo::INPUT_DIM);
initObservation.mode = 0;
// Initial command
ocs2::TargetTrajectories initTargetTrajectories(
{0.0}, {initObservation.state}, {initObservation.input});

// run dummy
leggedRobotDummySimulator.run(initObservation, initTargetTrajectories);

and the mpc node as

/*ros*/
ros::init(argc, argv, interface.model.name);
ros::NodeHandle nodeHandle;
std::shared_ptr<ocs2::RosReferenceManager> rosReferenceManagerPtr(
new ocs2::RosReferenceManager(interface.model.name, interface.refManager));
rosReferenceManagerPtr->subscribe(nodeHandle);
/*mpc*/
ocs2::MPC_DDP mpc(interface.mpcSetting, interface.ddpSetting,
interface.rollout, interface.ocp, interface.initializer);
mpc.getSolverPtr()->setReferenceManager(rosReferenceManagerPtr);
ocs2::MPC_ROS_Interface mpcNode(mpc, interface.model.name);
mpcNode.launchNodes(nodeHandle);

The starting time and initial state are defined in the task.info file. I think it is trying to run iteration on the initial trajectory but have no idea about why it comes to this exception. I wrote the code for dynamics built from pinocchio and CppAD instead of using the provided pinocchio interfaces. Update After debugging for a while I found the exception is raised when SLQ integrateRiccatiEquationNominalTime calls integrateTimes. Update I tested the fullcentroidaldynamics version of the _leg

ged robot_ example, and soon it becomes unstable. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56295370/152655845-19a45f25-f174-4710-b10a-bb3f68637009.mp4

opened by xeonz1 3
• #### Empty multiplier with preJumpStateEqualityLagrangian

Version: 11.0 Code:

scalar_t MultidimensionalPenalty::getValue(scalar_t t, const vector_t& h, const vector_t* l) const {
const auto numConstraints = h.rows();
assert(penaltyPtrArray_.size() == 1 || penaltyPtrArray_.size() == numConstraints);

scalar_t penalty = 0;
for (size_t i = 0; i < numConstraints; i++) {
const auto& penaltyTerm = (penaltyPtrArray_.size() == 1) ? penaltyPtrArray_[0] : penaltyPtrArray_[i];
penalty += penaltyTerm->getValue(t, getMultiplier(l, i), h(i));
}

return penalty;
}

The getMultiplier triggered segmentation fault because l is an uninitialized empty vector. The problem occurs the first time the preJump constraint is active. The horizon is 1s, at 1s there is a mode switch, and the constraint is expected active at the switch.

scalar_t getMultiplier(const vector_t* l, size_t ind) {
return (l == nullptr) ? 0.0 : (*l)(ind);
}

opened by xeonz1 2
• #### Multithreading memory safety of CppAdInterface

Hi,

Is CppAdInterface thread-safe? I used CppAdInterface for constraint and dynamics calculation but encountered some multithreading memory problems. On memory allocation/de-allocation of Eigen matrix or std::vector throughout the pipeline (from getting constraint Jacobian to the destruction of ocs2::ModelData), the debugger reports memory problem randomly including double free and invalid pointer. However with single threaded SLQ, everything is fine.

I didn't use the provided MPC-ROS interface; instead, I directly call run(...,...) of GaussNewtonDDP_MPC. The official example of anymal runs well on my computer so I think I may have ignored some important steps.

opened by xeonz1 2
• #### OCS2_legged_robot test launch bug.

Describe the bug An error was reported while running roslaunch ocs2_legged_robot legged_robot.launch

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: ubuntu
• Version: 20.04
bug
opened by Zcyyy 2
• #### Incosistent end-effector position from PinocchioEndEffectorKinematicsCppAd

Hi,

I am trying to add a soft constraint (EndEffectorConstraint similar to mobile manipulator example) for an arm EE tracking of a quadruped manipulator. This is done by adding an additional cost term on top of the default costs on state and input which are defined in the ocs2_legged_robot example. For tracking an EE pose a new buffer is created at the ReferenceManager and a new ros topic at the RosReferenceManager for communicating TargetTrajectories of the EE pose (although not sure if this is the best way to go, see issue 49).

I am not achieving good tracking and it does not seem to be a tuning issue. I have noticed the below unexpected behavior:

Within the EndEffectorConstraint::getValue() I print the position of the EE to be tracked through endEffectorKinematicsPtr_->getPosition(state).front() and I am comparing it with the published frames in the /tf topic (by simply rosrun tf tf_echo odom ee_frame). When the frame to be tracked belongs to the lower body (frames up to torso_2 link for centauro) it seems to work well and the position is consistent. In contrast, for any of the frames of the arm links the endEffectorKinematicsPtr_ gives position that is way different from the tf.

Note that:

• endEffectorKinematicsPtr_ points to a PinocchioEndEffectorKinematicsCppAd object constructed similarly with the feet EE kinematics in your ocs2_legged_robot ddp example. In particular with the following piece of code:
// define EE kinematics object
std::unique_ptr<EndEffectorKinematics<scalar_t>> eeKinematicsPtr;
};
centroidalModelInfo_.stateDim, centroidalModelInfo_.inputDim,

• Since EndEffectorConstraint::getValue() is called multiple times along the horizon of the optimization I get the EE position at those times. In my comparisons with the /tf I actually use the first EE position which corresponds to the time closest to the current one. (In any case the EE position does not change much along the horizon since I am comparing after the robot has entered the "steady state response", i.e. it does not really move.)

• The state vector passed as argument to the endEffectorKinematicsPtr_->getPosition(state) is consistent with the state observation (from /legged_robot_mpc_observation topic).

I was wondering if you have any clues about what can be causing this strange behavior or how to debug this?

Thank you

opened by IoannisDadiotis 0
• #### Question on deriving some of the partial derivatives between ocs2 state and pinocchio state

Hi ocs2 team.

Thanks for open sourcing your repo. This is extremely helpful to the legged community! When reading the ocs2_centroidal_model, there are some parts that I cannot figure out by myself and hopefully can get some help from you guys. It's briefly discussed in #15 but more information will be helpful.

In CentroidalModelPinocchioMapping.cpp, to create a mapping between the ocs2 state and pinocchio state, we need to get all the partial derivatives, but I'm not quite how you determine some of them. If we write down the centroidal dynamics as:

If we write the centroidal dynamics as an implicit function: The differential is then:

Then if I understand correctly, ocs2 state $x$ and control $u$, pinocchio position $q$ and velocity $v$ are defined as: To goal is to find the following jacobians:

By following the implicit differential theorem, some of the terms make sense, for example, if we wish to compute the partial $\frac{\partial{\dot{q}}_b}{\partial{q}_b}$, set $\text{d} {q}_b = {I}$, and all other differentials, except $\text{d} {\dot{q}}_b$, to ${0}$, and solve for $\text{d} {\dot{q}}_b$. The resulting expression is the desired analytical partial derivative. similarly,

However, if we try to derive this one $\frac{\partial {\dot{q}}_j}{\partial {\bar{h}}_G}$: It is not clear what the analytical expression for $\frac{\partial {\dot{q}}_j}{\partial {\bar{h}}_G}$ is from the above equation. However, it's clear that $\frac{\partial {\dot{q}}_j}{\partial {\bar{h}}_G} \neq {0}$. Similarly, the entire bottom row block of $\frac{\partial {v}}{\partial {x}}$ shouldn't be ${0}$, but left as ${0}$ here

If we try another partial derivative, $\frac{\partial {q}_b}{\partial {q}_j}$:

Or $\frac{\partial {q}_j}{\partial {q}_b}$: Again, similar to $\frac{\partial {\dot{q}}_j}{\partial {\bar{h}}_G}$, it's not clear what the analytical expression should be for $\frac{\partial {q}_j}{\partial {q}_b}$ given the relation derived in above equation.

Is there anything I was missing in deriving these partial derivatives?

Thanks a lot in advance.

opened by zzhou387 0
• #### Extremely slow execution of planned path after upgrade latest (Sep 30, 2022) packages

After I upgraded the packages on my system (Ubuntu 20.04, ROS Noetic) using sudo apt upgrade, the execution of the planned path visualized in Rviz by launching (I didn't test all, but probably all) robotic examples (such as Mabi-Mobile, Kinova Jaco2, Clearpath Ridgeback with UR-5) becomes extremely slow.

1. Although I was developing in separate branch, after I had this issue, I created another catkin workspace and installed the main branch and all necessary packages according to the instructions. The issue I report here is based on the latest main branch on ocs2.
2. I also tested to run these examples in another computer without these upgrades (I was syncing two computers daily basis so the only differences between them are those upgrades) and there was no issue on that one.

Unfortunately, I could not narrow down which pkg upgrade(s) caused this, but I will include these packages below, hoping that you have a better insight on this weird issue.

Packages that I upgraded (automatically) today (Sep 30, 2022):

google-chrome-stable=106.0.5249.61-1 firefox=104.0+build3-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 firefox-locale-en=104.0+build3-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 libsdformat9-dev:amd64=9.8.0-1~focal sdformat9-sdf=9.8.0-1~focal libsdformat9:amd64=9.8.0-1~focal ros-noetic-genmsg=0.5.16-1focal.20210423.222705 ros-noetic-genpy=0.6.15-1focal.20210423.222823 ros-noetic-message-runtime=0.4.13-1focal.20210423.222947 ros-noetic-gencpp=0.6.5-1focal.20210423.222749 ros-noetic-geneus=3.0.0-1focal.20210423.222918 ros-noetic-genlisp=0.4.18-1focal.20210423.222735 ros-noetic-gennodejs=2.0.2-1focal.20210423.222929 ros-noetic-message-generation=0.4.1-1focal.20210423.223101 ros-noetic-rosbuild=1.15.8-1focal.20210726.192137 ros-noetic-rosconsole=1.14.3-1focal.20210727.062322 ros-noetic-std-msgs=0.5.13-1focal.20210423.223321 ros-noetic-rosgraph-msgs=1.11.3-1focal.20210423.224118 ros-noetic-roscpp=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.233030 ros-noetic-hardware-interface=0.19.5-1focal.20220106.235702 ros-noetic-controller-interface=0.19.5-1focal.20220106.235928 ros-noetic-actionlib-msgs=1.13.1-1focal.20210423.225113 ros-noetic-geometry-msgs=1.13.1-1focal.20210423.223732 ros-noetic-trajectory-msgs=1.13.1-1focal.20210423.224726 ros-noetic-control-msgs=1.5.2-1focal.20210423.225159 ros-noetic-rospy=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.233657 ros-noetic-pluginlib=1.13.0-1focal.20210727.062753 ros-noetic-rosbag-storage=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.234146 ros-noetic-std-srvs=1.11.3-1focal.20210423.223330 ros-noetic-topic-tools=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.234130 ros-noetic-rosbag=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.234447 ros-noetic-rosmsg=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.234759 ros-noetic-rosservice=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.234935 ros-noetic-dynamic-reconfigure=1.7.3-1focal.20220519.084355 ros-noetic-nav-msgs=1.13.1-1focal.20210423.225233 ros-noetic-rosout=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.233651 ros-noetic-roslaunch=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.233833 ros-noetic-rostest=1.15.14-1focal.20220106.233954 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opened by akmandor 0
• #### JumpMap with input

Hi,

I think JumpMap with input, i,e,. the one documented in SystemDynamicsBase

$x^+ = G \delta x + H \delta u \f$

is not yet implemented since the interface of systemDynamics supports only

virtual VectorFunctionLinearApproximation jumpMapLinearApproximation(scalar_t t, const vector_t& x, const PreComputation& preComp);

opened by xeonz1 0
• #### Use of TargetTrajectories for multiple cost terms r legged robot

In the legged robot example the default tracking cost penalizes deviation of the state and input from desired ones. The latter are continuously updated by the legged_robot_mpc_target topic. However in case we use the legged_robot_mpc_target topic for a different type of target e.g. for an end effector pose (as is done with a soft constraint in the mobile manipulator example) the solver explodes since the default tracking cost is updated with TargetTrajectories that have different size (which in the case of end effector pose is 7). As a result one cannot combine the default tracking cost with a soft constraint for end effector tracking. In other words using a single topic for TargetTrajectories that are used by different cost terms creates the issue. (In the mobile manipulator example this is not the case since the default tracking cost uses only the TargetTrajectories.inputTrajectory while the end effector soft constraint uses the TargetTrajectories.stateTrajectory thus they are not coupled.)

As a solution I have thought of the following options:

1. Creating a separate ros topic for publishing the TargetTrajectories related with the end effector, modify the RosReferenceManager to subscribe to an extra topic and create an extra buffer in the ReferenceManager for the TargetTrajectories of the end effector. This will require modification of code in "core" packages of the library like ocs2_oc so I don't know if this is the best way to go.
2. A second option would be to again create a separate ros topic for the TargetTrajectories of the end effector but create a ros subscriber within the definition of the end effector constraint which will be included in the ocs2_legged_robot. However this has the disadvantage of engaging ros in the ocs2_legged_robot package that is supposed to be free of.

What is your suggestion for solving this? Thank you!

opened by IoannisDadiotis 0
• #### Feature/hard inequality constraints

With reference to #30, this in an in-progress PR for implementing hard inequality constraint support via the HPIPM interface. I've done a basic implementation of general inequality constraints, which seems to work with (1) the friction cone constraints in the legged robot example, and (2) a new test in the hpipm_catkin package with random inequality constraints. At this point I'm just looking for some feedback, in particular with respect to any further testing I can do/add or really just anything I've missed/got wrong/can improve.

The largest remaining task (as mentioned in the original issue), is supporting box inequality constraints directly, since these can be efficiently handled by HPIPM. I've been thinking about this, and it seems to me that we'd need a new type of constraint (say BoxConstraint, presumably specialized to State-only and StateInput like the existing constraints), because the box constraints in HPIPM are (in general) two-sided and I don't believe two-sided constraints are supported directly in OCS2 at the moment. I'm very happy to hear any thoughts on this.

Another item I'm not entirely sure about is handling the inequalityConstraintsSSE for merit/performance index and line search purposes. I've added inequalityConstraintsSSE, which is computed as the sum of squares of the violated inequality constraints (i.e. when the constraint value is negative), but otherwise just treat it in exactly the same way as the existing equalityConstraintsSSE.

opened by adamheins 2
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