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A Multi-step Inertial Forward-Backward Splitting Method for Non-convex Optimization

NeurIPS 2016 · Optimization › Nonconvex and smooth optimization · approach: Adaptive first-order convex methods · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
multi-step inertial steps (s=2, '2-iFB') instead of single-step inertia ('1-iFB') (ablation)MiFB forward-backward for sparse regression, PCP, sparse SVM · synthetic sparse regression / PCP / sparse SVM (gamma=0.3/L)||x_k - x*|| convergence speedHelped
inertial acceleration (MiFB with s=1 or s=2) instead of plain forward-backward (ablation)forward-backward splitting · synthetic sparse regression / PCP / sparse SVM (gamma=0.3/L)||x_k - x*|| convergence speed and identification timeHelped
larger step size gamma=0.8/L with empirical inertial bound (2.4) instead of Theorem 2.2 choice of inertial parameters (ablation)MiFB inertial parameter selection · synthetic sparse regression / PCP / sparse SVMconvergence speed of ||x_k - x*||Helped
choosing sum of inertial parameters close to 1 for gamma in (0, 2/(3L)]MiFB · synthetic experimentsstability of iteratesHurt
negative inertial parameters allowed (unlike prior work)MiFB convergence theory · theoreticalconvergence guaranteeNo clear effect

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