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Is there a simple library for (simple) numerical optimisation in clojure? I’m thinking something like R’s optim
or scipy.optimize.minimize
that's a tricky question because optimization is (almost) never a simple problem. otherwise, the no free lunch theorem would not exist. since there is no default optimization algorithm (other than in toy settings) to find the answer to that question, you'd first need to tell what you are trying to optimize.