most citedNonconvex set intersection problems: From projection methods to the Newton method for super-regular sets

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math.OC2017

A general framework for parallelizing Dyskstra splitting

C. H. Jeffrey Pang

We show a general framework of parallelizing Dykstra splitting that includes the classical Dykstra's algorithm and the product space formulation as special cases, and prove their c…

math.OC20173 cited

Dykstra splitting and an approximate proximal point algorithm for minimizing the sum of convex functions

C. H. Jeffrey Pang

We show that Dykstra's splitting for projecting onto the intersection of convex sets can be extended to minimize the sum of convex functions and a regularizing quadratic. We give c…

math.OC20171 cited

Nonasymptotic and asymptotic linear convergence of an almost cyclic SHQP Dykstra's algorithm for polyhedral problems

C. H. Jeffrey Pang

We show that an almost cyclic (or generalized Gauss- Seidel) Dykstra's algorithm which incorporates the SHQP (supporting halfspace- quadratic programming) strategy can achieve nona…

math.OC20151 cited

First order constrained optimization algorithms with feasibility updates

C. H. Jeffrey Pang

We propose first order algorithms for convex optimization problems where the feasible set is described by a large number of convex inequalities that is to be explored by subgradien…

math.OC20153 cited

Nonconvex set intersection problems: From projection methods to the Newton method for super-regular sets

C. H. Jeffrey Pang

The problem of finding a point in the intersection of closed sets can be solved by the method of alternating projections and its variants. It was shown in earlier papers that for c…