4.6 Article

On the convergence and worst-case complexity of trust-region and regularization methods for unconstrained optimization

Journal

MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING
Volume 152, Issue 1-2, Pages 491-520

Publisher

SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s10107-014-0794-9

Keywords

Global convergence; Worst-case complexity; Trust-region methods; Regularization methods; Unconstrained Optimization; Composite nonsmooth optimization; Multiobjective optimization

Funding

  1. CAPES, Brazil [PGCI 12347/12-4]
  2. CNPq, Brazil
  3. NSFC, China [11331012]

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A nonlinear stepsize control framework for unconstrained optimization was recently proposed by Toint (Optim Methods Softw 28:82-95, 2013), providing a unified setting in which the global convergence can be proved for trust-region algorithms and regularization schemes. The original analysis assumes that the Hessians of the models are uniformly bounded. In this paper, the global convergence of the nonlinear stepsize control algorithm is proved under the assumption that the norm of the Hessians can grow by a constant amount at each iteration. The worst-case complexity is also investigated. The results obtained for unconstrained smooth optimization are extended to some algorithms for composite nonsmooth optimization and unconstrained multiobjective optimization as well.

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