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Line 34: ==Solution methods== The maximum of the acquisition function is typically found by resorting to discretization or by means of an auxiliary optimizer. Acquisition functions ~~are typically well-behaved {{Citation needed\|reason=doubtful since acquisition functions have many local maxima\|date=November 2021}} and~~ are maximized using a [[Mathematical optimization#Computational optimization techniques\|numerical optimization technique]], such as [[Newton's method in optimization\|Newton's Method]] or quasi-Newton methods like the [[Broyden–Fletcher–Goldfarb–Shanno algorithm]].

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