Python Python scipy.optimize.minimize: ‘trust-constr’ and Hessian output

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To retrieve the Hessian at the minimum when using the 'trust-constr' method in the scipy package for Python, users must calculate it manually by specifying the Hessian function through the 'hess' argument in the minimize function. The official documentation does not clarify the default method if the Hess argument is not specified, which can lead to confusion. For detailed guidance, users are directed to the scipy documentation on the minimize function.
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Hello, does anyone know how to retrieve the Hessian at the minimum when using method = ‘trust-constr’?
 
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Joe Prendergast said:
Hello, does anyone know how to retrieve the Hessian at the minimum when using method = ‘trust-constr’?
What software system does this question refer to?
 
renormalize said:
What software system does this question refer to?
Python as stated in my subject line. Specifically the scipy package.
 
Joe Prendergast said:
Python as stated in my subject line. Specifically the scipy package.
Thanks (sorry I overlooked your subject line!).
 
renormalize said:
Thanks (sorry I overlooked your subject line!).
Never hurts to repeat in the body of the post :)
 
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