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We propose restricted memory level bundle methods for minimizing constrained convex nonsmooth optimization problems whose objective and constraint functions are known through oracles (black-boxes) that might provide inexact information. Our approach is general and covers many instances of...
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In this paper we present an extension of the proximal point algorithm with Bregman distances to solve constrained minimization problems with quasiconvex and convex objective function on Hadamard manifolds. The proposed algorithm is a modified and extended version of the one presented in Papa...
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The concept of a representative sample can be found in nearly every survey description. In general, this means that the sample is a miniature of the population. A scientific definition of the term should include all important aspects of a sample survey. In this paper such a definition is...
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This paper focuses on some customized applications of the proximal point algorithm (PPA) to two classes of problems: the convex minimization problem with linear constraints and a generic or separable objective function, and a saddle-point problem. We treat these two classes of problems uniformly...
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This paper demonstrates a customized application of the classical proximal point algorithm (PPA) to the convex minimization problem with linear constraints. We show that if the proximal parameter in metric form is chosen appropriately, the application of PPA could be effective to exploit the...
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We consider the convex minimization problem with linear constraints and a block-separable objective function which is represented as the sum of three functions without coupled variables. To solve this model, it is empirically effective to extend straightforwardly the alternating direction method...
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