Orateur
Dr
Claudia Sagastizábal
(IMECC)
Description
Many popular splitting methods for large-scale stochastic optimization are derived from Spingarn's partial inverse framework. Well-known and popular methods such as Progressive Hedging and Proximal Decomposition are paradigmatic examples of this class. We present lessons learned by examining Spingarn's framework from a dual perspective, inspired from bundle methods in nonsmooth optimization.
Joint work with Felipe Atenas, Theo Molfessis and Mikhail Solodov
Author
Dr
Claudia Sagastizábal
(IMECC)