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most citedTrust-Region Newton-CG with Strong Second-Order Complexity Guarantees for Nonconvex Optimization

30 citations · 33 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

math.OC2023

Full-Low Evaluation Methods For Bound and Linearly Constrained Derivative-Free Optimization

Clément W. Royer, Oumaima Sohab, Luis Nunes Vicente

Derivative-free optimization (DFO) consists in finding the best value of an objective function without relying on derivatives. To tackle such problems, one may build approximate de…

math.OC2023

Complexity analysis of regularization methods for implicitly constrained least squares

Akwum Onwunta, Clément W. Royer

Optimization problems constrained by partial differential equations (PDEs) naturally arise in scientific computing, as those constraints often model physical systems or the simulat…

math.OC2023

Expected decrease for derivative-free algorithms using random subspaces

Warren Hare, Lindon Roberts, Clément W. Royer

Derivative-free algorithms seek the minimum of a given function based only on function values queried at appropriate points. Although these methods are widely used in practice, the…

math.NA2023

Using orthogonally structured positive bases for constructing positive -spanning sets with cosine measure guarantees

Warren Hare, Gabriel Jarry-Bolduc, Sébastien Kerleau +1

Positive spanning sets span a given vector space by nonnegative linear combinations of their elements. These have attracted significant attention in recent years, owing to their ex…

math.OC2022

Detecting negative eigenvalues of exact and approximate Hessian matrices in optimization

Warren Hare, Clément W. Royer

Nonconvex minimization algorithms often benefit from the use of second-order information as represented by the Hessian matrix. When the Hessian at a critical point possesses negati…

math.OC2022★ 1 cited

Direct search based on probabilistic descent in reduced spaces

Lindon Roberts, Clément W. Royer

In this paper, we study a generic direct-search algorithm in which the polling directions are defined using random subspaces. Complexity guarantees for such an approach are derived…