We study the last iterate of the projected subGradient Method (sGM) for convex Lipschitz objectives defined on $\mathbb{R}^d$. We prove that, for a finite horizon $n$ and a constant stepsize $\eta=\Theta(1/\sqrt n)$, the last iterate achieves an optimization error of order $d/\sqrt n$, showing that the extra $\log n$ f...
This work presents a new lower bound of $\Omega(T^{-1.9319})$ for the last-iterate convergence rate of gradient descent with predetermined nonnegative stepsize schedules, and provides rigorous evidence that stepsize schedules alone cannot accelerate plain GD to the optimal $O(T^{-2})$ convergence rate.
AdaOGD-PFS is proposed, an adaptive-step-size method that achieves O(sqrt(G_T) regret with per-round feasibility while preserving per-round feasibility and identifies a nonnegative Polyak correction P_T that enters the regret bound with a negative sign.
It is shown that the classical Bayesian bootstrap closes this gap in U-calibration, which asks one online probability fore-caster to have low regret for every bounded proper loss, including losses unknown when the forecasts are made.
This work develops a novel expansion representation for the OS value and proves that truncating this expansion yields a simulation-based algorithm that implements an optimal stopping policy with computational complexity scaling polynomially in the time horizon and the underlying dimension.
Yi-Lun Chen, David A. Goldberg· Stochastic Systems· 0 citations
We give a counterexample to the convergence conjecture in Remark 12 of [Bolte&Pauwels, 2021] for mini-batch stochastic approximation with definable potentials. The construction uses two convex piecewise-affine, hence semialgebraic, summands on $\mathbb{R}$. We choose a deterministic nonincreasing block stepsize sequenc...
Weiwei Kong· 0 citations
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