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Libraries for sequential nonlinear optimization in haskel?

Are there libraries for sequential non-linear optimization with upper and lower bounds, as well as inequality restrictions that are written or can easily be called from Haskell?

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The bindings-levmar package provides bindings to the C Levenberg-Marquardt optimizer.

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Quick grep Hackage suggests that nonlinear-optimization is the best (only) thing already written; however, it does not seem to contain anything for limited optimization.

Your best bet seems to be one of them (in order of increasing attractiveness):

  • Start your own project.
  • Expand the above package.
  • Find a decent C library and find out enough FFI to bind to.
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