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Selective Inference for Sparse Graphs via Neighborhood Selection. [PDF]
Huang Y, Panigrahi S, Dempsey W.
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A necessary condition for the guarantee of the superiorization method. [PDF]
Barshad K +4 more
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A DECOMPOSITION ALGORITHM FOR TWO-STAGE STOCHASTIC PROGRAMS WITH NONCONVEX RECOURSE FUNCTIONS. [PDF]
Li H, Cui Y.
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Sparse regularization inversion method for transient electromagnetic data and high-resolution prospection of subsurface targets. [PDF]
Zhou Z +7 more
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On Convergence Properties of a Subgradient Method [PDF]
In this article, we consider convergence properties of the normalized subgradient method which employs the stepsize rule based on a priori knowledge of the optimal value of the cost function. We show that the normalized subgradients possess additional information about the problem under consideration, which can be used for improving convergence rates ...
I V Konnov
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An Effective Line Search for the Subgradient Method
One of the main drawbacks of the subgradient method is the tuning process to determine the sequence of steplengths. In this paper, the radar subgradient method, a heuristic method designed to compute a tuning-free subgradient steplength, is geometrically motivated and algebraically deduced.
Beltran, C +1 more
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Convergence of a generalized subgradient method for nondifferentiable convex optimization
A generalized subgradient method is considered which uses the subgradients at previous iterations as well as the subgradient at current point. This method is a direct generalization of the usual subgradient method.
Kim, Sehun, AHN, H
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A system of nonsmooth equations solver based upon subgradient method
In this paper, a subgradient method is developed to solve the system of (nonsmooth) equations. First, the system of (nonsmooth) equations is transformed into a nonsmooth optimization problem with zero minimal objective function value. Then, a subgradient
Qiang Long, Changzhi Wu, Xiangyu Wang
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Stochastic Subgradient Method Converges on Tame Functions [PDF]
This work considers the question: what convergence guarantees does the stochastic subgradient method have in the absence of smoothness and convexity? We prove that the stochastic subgradient method, on any semialgebraic locally Lipschitz function, produces limit points that are all first-order stationary.
Damek Davis +2 more
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