[docs] split user-defined Hessian tutorial in two #3274
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If I recall correctly, I think @ccoffrin and I discussed that having a simple example to start had benefits. Perhaps we could just split in two? |
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Perhaps let's leave the user-defined hessians as just Rosenbrock, and make "Nested optimization" a separate tutorial? |
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Ok, I'll split it in two. |
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Removed the Rosenbrock example (it's covered in the manual section) to get to the bilevel optimization as the meat of the tutorial, which is not in the title too. What do you think?