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Constraint violation (vi​(x)=max{−gi​(x),0})

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For a constraint written gi​(x)≥0, its violation is the nonnegative number vi​(x)=max{−gi​(x),0}. It vanishes precisely when the constraint holds. An equality hj​(x)=0 has violation ∣hj​(x)∣. A norm of all these violations measures total infeasibility; its numerical magnitude depends on the scaling of the constraint functions.

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