We investigate the use of various momentum methods in combination with an ensemble approximation of gradients, for accelerated optimization. Although momentum gradient descent methods are popular in machine learning, it is unclear how they perform when applied to time-consuming dynamic problems such as production optimization for petroleum reservoir management. Four different momentum methods are extensively tested on a reservoir test case in one deterministic and one robust setting. The numerical experiments show that momentum strategies yield, on average, a higher net present value with fewer simulations needed.
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