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Ускоренные безградиентные методы оптимизации с неевклидовым проксимальным оператором

Автоматика и телемеханика. 2019. № 8. С. 149–156.
Gasnikov A.
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Priority areas: IT and mathematics
Language: Russian
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Keywords: выпуклая оптимизацияускоренные методы оптимизациибезградиентные методынеточный оракулнеевклидов проксимальный операторпрокс-структура
Publication based on the results of:
­­­Uncertainty quantification in high-dimensional statistics (2019)
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