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Mixed precision Newton's method for optimization
Second-order optimization methods, such as Newton's algorithm, achieve fast local convergence and high accuracy, but their practical use is often limited by high computational costs. To mitigate this issue, variants such as inexact and quasi-Newton methods are widely used. A complementary and promis
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