I am using the Dakota Optimizer.I have 50+ variables, 50+ constraints and more than one objective function.Independent of the actual optimizer used, or the output selected:Is there a way to plot the objective functions while the optimizer is running?  Dakota offers a graphical output, but this shows a combined objective function - not each objective function individually. Furthermore, with the amount of variables and constraints the standard window/screen is too small for a complete graphical output.  I have the values for each objective function at each iteration because I provide them to the responses file. However, I would like to avoid generating an additional file that stores these values and call an external function to plot from that file.  I am looking for a solution which is part of Dakota.
Dakota Optimizer - plot objective functions in real-time
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As per the Dakota User Manual, section 14.4 it appears that the quick answer to this question is: NoCurrently that extent of control over the graphical output is not available.