Stability and performance tradeoff with discrete time triangular search minimum seeking

In this paper, we consider a framework and a discrete time algorithm based on triangular search for a general class of minimum seeking problems. Stability of the algorithm is analyzed that provides a sufficient condition for stability and convergence of the algorithm assuming a deterministic system, and illustrates the trade-offs between stability and performance with various design parameters.

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