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Remove _linesearch from algorithms #16

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It's unnecessary to have _linesearch in all function names and files.

The interpolation_linesearch seems to me to be just an implementation of algorithm 3.5-3.6 in Nocedal and Wright. It is meant to guarantee strong Wolfe conditions in the step length.
I have therefore changed the name of this algorithm to strongwolfe

Closes #8

@anriseth anriseth force-pushed the anriseth/namechanges branch from 6ad6f07 to 582b612 Compare October 14, 2016 08:16
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codecov-io commented Oct 14, 2016

Current coverage is 48.50% (diff: 31.00%)

Merging #16 into master will not change coverage

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@anriseth anriseth merged commit 5ddb18a into master Oct 17, 2016
@anriseth anriseth deleted the anriseth/namechanges branch October 17, 2016 09:41
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