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Stochastic Nonconvex Bilevel Optimization: Improved Rates Without Rare-Visit Assumption

Daniel Cortild, Mathias Staudigl, Juan Peypouquet +1

We investigate stochastic simple bilevel optimization with smooth and possibly nonconvex upper- and lower-level objectives. Existing stochastic extensions of dynamic barrier gradie…

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A note on the complexity of random subspace model-based methods for derivative-free optimization

Coralia Cartis, Lindon Roberts

We demonstrate that, with a suitable rescaling, using Johnson-Lindenstrauss transforms (JLTs) in the random subspace model-based derivative-free optimization (DFO) algorithm from […

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Stochastic Krasnoselskii-Mann Iterations: Convergence without Uniformly Bounded Variance

Daniel Cortild, Coralia Cartis, Juan Peypouquet

We investigate the Stochastic Krasnoselskii-Mann iterations for expected nonexpansive fixed-point problems in a real separable Hilbert space. We establish convergence guarantees un…

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A Parameter-Free First-Order Algorithm for Non-Convex Optimization with Global Rate

Sichao Xiong, Sadok Jerad, Coralia Cartis

We introduce PF-AGD, the first parameter-free, deterministic, accelerated first-order method to achieve oracle complexity bound when minimizing sufficiently…

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A Globally Convergent Third-Order Newton Method via Unified Semidefinite Programming Subproblems

Yubo Cai, Wenqi Zhu, Coralia Cartis +1

We propose the Adaptive Levenberg-Marquardt Third-Order Newton Method (ALM-TON) method for unconstrained nonconvex optimization; to our knowledge, the framework provides the first…

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Sufficiently Regularized Nonnegative Quartic Polynomials are Sum-of-Squares

Wenqi Zhu, Coralia Cartis

A polynomial that is nonnegative need not be a sum of squares of polynomials. This classical gap, identified by Hilbert in 1888, lies at the heart of why the global optimization of…