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Stochastic Variance-Reduced Cubic Regularized Newton Methods

ICML 2018 · Optimization › Nonconvex and smooth optimization · approach: Stochastic variance reduction · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use semi-stochastic variance-reduced gradient and Hessian estimates in cubic regularizationSVRC · (ε, √ρε)-approximate local minimumSO calls: O(n/ε3/2) -> eO(n + n4/5/ε3/2)Helped
Use semi-stochastic variance-reduced gradient and Hessian estimates instead of subsamplingSVRC · (ε, √ρε)-approximate local minimumSO calls: eO(n/ε3/2 + 1/ε5/2) -> eO(n + n4/5/ε3/2)Helped
Use an inexact cubic-subproblem solver satisfying Condition 5.1 (ablation)SVRC · (ε, √ρε)-approximate local minimumSO calls: O(n + ∆F√ρn4/5/ε3/2)No clear effect
Use an inexact cubic-subproblem solver satisfying Condition 5.1 (ablation)SVRC · (ε, √ρε)-approximate local minimumCSO calls: O(∆F√ρ/ε3/2)No clear effect
Use SVRC instead of the compared baselinesNon-convex regularized logistic regression · a9a, covtype, ijcnn1function value gapHelped
Use SVRC instead of the compared baselinesNonlinear least squares · a9a, ijcnn1function value gapHelped
Use SVRC instead of Adaptive CubicNonlinear least squares · covtypeepoch count at high accuracyHurt
Use SVRC instead of the compared baselinesNonlinear least squares · covtypeCPU timeHelped
Use SVRC instead of the compared baselinesRobust linear regression · a9a, ijcnn1function value gapHelped
Use SVRC instead of Adaptive CubicRobust linear regression · covtypeepoch count at high accuracyHurt
Use SVRC instead of the compared baselinesRobust linear regression · covtypeCPU timeHelped

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