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Adaptive two-points zero-order accelerated methods for stochastic convex optimization problems

Yuriy Dorn, Osman Osmanov, Timofei Loginov +3

We study stochastic convex optimization, where each sampled function can be evaluated at two arbitrary points. Our accelerated method chooses step sizes, batch sizes and smoothing…

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Optimal Rates for Federated Variational Inequalities under different relaxations of bounded variance assumption

Kirill Novoselov, Yuriy Dorn, Darina Dvinskikh +1

We study how interpolation affects local steps and parallel sampling in monotone variational inequalities (VIs), with workers, oracle calls per worker per round, and ro…

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Minimax Oracle Call Complexity, Rounds and Admissible Noise in Zeroth-Order Optimization of Highly Smooth Functions

Timofei Loginov, Darina Dvinskikh, Nazarii Tupitsa +3

We study zeroth-order optimization of convex and strongly convex functions with Hölder smoothness of order from values corrupted by random noise with bias independent of the…

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Asking the Crowd the Right Question: Bias-Cancelling Weights for Federated Learning

Ilya Kuruzov, Dmitrii Vishovan, Kirill Novoselov +3

A federated objective is a weighted sum of client risks, and the weights are almost always fixed in advance. We treat them instead as the only instrument of a wisdom-of-crowds mech…

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Lower Bounds For Gradient-Free Convex Optimization And Convex-Concave Saddle-Point Problems

Yuriy Dorn, Darina Dvinskikh, Timofei Loginov +4

We study the query complexity of optimization with exact scalar-value information. For globally -smooth convex functions on with a minimizer in a Euclidean ball of…

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Gradient-Free Methods for Stochastic Convex Optimization with Stochastic Functional Constraints

Vadim Abronin, Alexander Gasnikov, Darina Dvinskikh

We develop accelerated gradient-free methods for stochastic convex optimization with constraints defined by expectations. Our batched primal-dual sliding method uses two-point eval…

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Accelerated Consensus and Decentralized Optimization over Slowly Varying Networks

Darina Dvinskikh, Anton Novitskii, Demyan Yarmoshik +3

We study average consensus over slowly time-varying networks and its application to decentralized optimization. We introduce WAVE, a windowed Chebyshev method that limits the accum…

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Accelerated Stochastic Method under -Smoothness and Heavy-Tailed Noise

Aleksandr Lobanov, Darina Dvinskikh, Alexander Gasnikov

We develop an accelerated stochastic method for convex -smooth optimization under heavy-tailed noise. The unbiased oracle has a finite -th noise moment, , wi…

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The Complexity of Convex Optimization with Mismatched Geometry

Timofei Loginov, Alexander Gasnikov, Yuriy Dorn +4

Optimal first-order methods on non-Euclidean domains such as the ball pair the prox-function with the norm in which smoothness…

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Localize, Restart, Accelerate: Stochastic Optimization under Generalized Smoothness

Darina Dvinskikh, Alexander Gasnikov, Aleksandr Lobanov +1

We study stochastic convex optimization under asymmetric \((L_0,L_1)\)-generalized smoothness, a model motivated by machine-learning objectives whose local curvature may grow with…

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Wall-Clock Complexity for Zeroth-Order Optimization with Tunable Oracle Fidelity

Alexandra Suvorikova, Igor Pavlov, Artem Vasin +4

Zeroth-order (black-box) optimization is applied when gradients are unavailable and objective evaluations rely on expensive simulations. In many such applications, the oracle fidel…

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Stochastic Optimization and Data Science

Arutyun Avetisyan, Darina Dvinskikh, Alexander Gasnikov +3

This paper aims to motivate stochastic optimization problems from a statistical perspective and a statistical learning perspective, where the goal is to maximize the log-likelihood…