Extra-Gradient Method with Flexible Anchoring: Strong Convergence and Fast Residual Decay

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Autori principali: Boţ, Radu Ioan, Chenchene, Enis
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author Boţ, Radu Ioan
Chenchene, Enis
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Chenchene, Enis
contents In this paper, we introduce a novel Extra-Gradient method with anchor term governed by general parameters. Our method is derived from an explicit discretization of a Tikhonov-regularized monotone flow in Hilbert space, which provides a theoretical foundation for analyzing its convergence properties. We establish strong convergence to specific points within the solution set, as well as convergence rates expressed in terms of the regularization parameters. Notably, our approach recovers the fast residual decay rate $O(k^{-1})$ for standard parameter choices. Numerical experiments highlight the competitiveness of the method and demonstrate how its flexible design enhances practical performance.
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spellingShingle Extra-Gradient Method with Flexible Anchoring: Strong Convergence and Fast Residual Decay
Boţ, Radu Ioan
Chenchene, Enis
Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
47J20, 47H05, 49K35, 65K10, 65K15, 90C25
In this paper, we introduce a novel Extra-Gradient method with anchor term governed by general parameters. Our method is derived from an explicit discretization of a Tikhonov-regularized monotone flow in Hilbert space, which provides a theoretical foundation for analyzing its convergence properties. We establish strong convergence to specific points within the solution set, as well as convergence rates expressed in terms of the regularization parameters. Notably, our approach recovers the fast residual decay rate $O(k^{-1})$ for standard parameter choices. Numerical experiments highlight the competitiveness of the method and demonstrate how its flexible design enhances practical performance.
title Extra-Gradient Method with Flexible Anchoring: Strong Convergence and Fast Residual Decay
topic Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
47J20, 47H05, 49K35, 65K10, 65K15, 90C25
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.14369