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24 April 2024
 
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Approaching nonsmooth nonconvex optimization problems through first order dynamical systems with hidden acceleration and Hessian driven damping terms
Radu Ioan Bot ; Ernö Robert Csetnek ;
Date 4 Oct 2016
AbstractIn this paper we carry out an asymptotic analysis of the proximal-gradient dynamical system egin{equation*}left{ egin{array}{ll} dot x(t) +x(t) = prox_{gamma f}ig[x(t)-gamma ablaPhi(x(t))-ax(t)-by(t)ig],\ dot y(t)+ax(t)+by(t)=0 end{array} ight.end{equation*} where $f$ is a proper, convex and lower semicontinuous function, $Phi$ a possibly nonconvex smooth function and $gamma, a$ and $b$ are positive real numbers. We show that the generated trajectories approach the set of critical points of $f+Phi$, here understood as zeros of its limiting subdifferential, under the premise that a regularization of this sum function satisfies the Kurdyka-L{}ojasiewicz property. We also establish convergence rates for the trajectories, formulated in terms of the L{}ojasiewicz exponent of the considered regularization function.
Source arXiv, 1610.0911
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