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Fast Gradient Descent for Convex Minimization Problems with an Oracle Producing a (δ, L)-Model of Function at the Requested Point

Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics. 2019. Vol. 59. No. 7. P. 1085–1097.
Gasnikov A., Tyurin A.

A new concept of (δ ,L)-model of a function that is a generalization of the Devolder–Glineur–Nesterov (δ ,L)-oracle is proposed. Within this concept, the gradient descent and fast gradient descent methods are constructed and it is shown that constructs of many known methods (composite methods, level methods, conditional gradient and proximal methods) are particular cases of the methods proposed in this paper.

Language: English
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Keywords: composite optimizationconditional gradient methodfast gradient descentgradient descent
Publication based on the results of:
­­­Uncertainty quantification in high-dimensional statistics (2019)
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