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When you type ?Optimization.solve you get a good overview of the arguments to solve.
But the result of solve: res=Optimization.solve(...) Is not explained !!
I have seen res.u and res.minimizer used! But what is the difference ?
Is there any other useful properties of res the users should know about ?
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You'd have to do ?Optimization.OptimizationSolution which is probably not ideal, but there's no other way to do that, maybe the solve docstring can include it. Meanwhile you can look at the documentation https://docs.sciml.ai/Optimization/stable/API/optimization_solution/
I think the doc should say where to find info about the return type.
The signature in the document are
CommonSolve.solve(prob::ProblemType,alg::SolverType; kwargs...)::SolutionType
But if I lookup ?SolutionType, ?CommonSolve.SolutionType or ?Optimization.SolutionType I get errors.
When you type ?Optimization.solve you get a good overview of the arguments to solve.
But the result of solve: res=Optimization.solve(...) Is not explained !!
I have seen res.u and res.minimizer used! But what is the difference ?
Is there any other useful properties of res the users should know about ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: