Question: Suppose we have a function f : R 2 R : (1) Compute the gradient, f(x), where x = (y,z) T . (2) Compute the
Suppose we have a function f : R2
R:

(1) Compute the gradient,
f(x), where x = (y,z)T .
(2) Compute the Hessian matrix, H(x).
(3) Find the minimum of the above function. To this end, with
f(x) and H(x) in (1) and (2), write your R code to implement the Newton-Raphson algorithm. Test your code with the initial values x0 = c(2,2) and x0 = c(0,3), respectively.
(4) Make an R code to find the minimum using the steepest descent algorithm equipped with backtracking procedure.
The steepest descent algorithm:

where
> 0. The backtracking procedure is as follows:
(i) Start with
= 1. (ii) Compute xn+1 with
.
(iii) If f(xn+1) n), then increment n. Otherwise, set
=
/2, and go back to Step (ii).
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