Font Size: a A A

Convergence Analysis On Some First-order Optimization Algorithms

Posted on:2023-03-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2530306827975719Subject:Operational Research and Cybernetics
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
In this thesis,we consider the first-order optimization algorithms for solving submodu-lar maximization and two-stage stochastic nonlinear programming problems.In the first part of the thesis,we introduce the algorithms for solving the submodular maximization problem.First,we use the conditional gradient algorithm with a fixed step size to solve the determin-istic continuous Diminishing Returns(DR)-submodular problem.Under the conditions that the objective function is monotone and non-monotone,we derive the convergence results of the proposed algorithm,respectively.The existing research results mainly focus on the case where the constraint set is down-closed convex,in this thesis we extend the constraint set in the monotone case to the general convex set.Further,we extend the algorithm to random case,and propose the mini-batch stochastic conditional gradient algorithm for solving the s-tochastic continuous DR-submodular maximization problem.For the case that the objective function is monotone and non-monotone,we prove that the algorithm respectively achieves((1-1/0))OPT-)and((1/0))OPT-)guarantee after operating on(1/~2)iterations.In addi-tion,our algorithm can also be applied to solve the discrete submodular maximization problem subject to a general matroid constraint through continuous relaxation,and the same approxima-tion guarantees are achieved.In the second part of the thesis,We consider a class of two-stage stochastic nonlinear programming problems.The objective function in the first-stage is of the composite form.We propose an inexact stochastic proximal subgradient algorithm and establish its convergence under mild conditions.
Keywords/Search Tags:stochastic optimization, submodular maximization, conditonal gradient algorithm, two-stage stochastic nonlinear programming, stochastic proximal subgradient algorithm
PDF Full Text Request
Related items