I have a non-linear maximization problem and I want to

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2022-05-14

I have a non-linear maximization problem and I want to convert it to be a minimization problem, can I do so by multiplying it by a negative sign, or is that wrong; and if that is wrong what should I do?

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kazneni3tr2b

Beginner2022-05-15Added 17 answers

Yes
f : X F
max x X f ( x ) = min x X f ( x )
Consider for example, the non-linear maximization problem
max x R x 2
this is equivalent to minimizing x 2 (in the sense that the minimizer for this is x = 0 ) and your original function is maximized when x = 0 ))

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