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most citedSPP-SBL: Space-Power Prior Sparse Bayesian Learning for Block Sparse Recovery

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SPP-SBL: Space-Power Prior Sparse Bayesian Learning for Block Sparse Recovery

Yanhao Zhang, Zhihan Zhu, Yong Xia

The recovery of block-sparse signals with unknown structural patterns remains a fundamental challenge in structured sparse signal reconstruction. By proposing a variance transforma…

math.OC2026

Subgradient Gliding Method for Nonsmooth Convex Optimization

Zhihan Zhu, Yanhao Zhang, Yong Xia

We identify and analyze a fundamental limitation of the classical projected subgradient method in nonsmooth convex optimization: the inevitable failure caused by the absence of val…

math.OC2025

From Generality to Specificity: Prior-Driven Optimal Sparse Transformation in Compressed Sensing

Zhihan Zhu, Yanhao Zhang, Yong Xia

This paper introduces a new paradigm for sparse transformation: the Prior-to-Posterior Sparse Transform (POST) framework, designed to overcome long-standing limitation on generaliz…

math.OC2025

Lipschitz-free Projected Subgradient Method with Time-varying Step-size

Yong Xia, Yanhao Zhang, Zhihan Zhu

We introduce a novel family of time-varying step-sizes for the classical projected subgradient method, offering optimal ergodic convergence. Importantly, this approach does not dep…

math.OC2025

Best Subset Selection: Optimal Pursuit for Feature Selection and Elimination

Zhihan Zhu, Yanhao Zhang, Yong Xia

This paper introduces two novel criteria: one for feature selection and another for feature elimination in the context of best subset selection, which is a benchmark problem in sta…

math.OC2024

Convergence Rate of Projected Subgradient Method with Time-varying Step-sizes

Zhihan Zhu, Yanhao Zhang, Yong Xia

We establish the optimal ergodic convergence rate for the classical projected subgradient method with a time-varying step-size. This convergence rate remains the same even if we sl…