We consider the problem of minimizing a smooth function over a feasible set defined as the Cartesian product of convex compact sets. We assume that the dimension of each factor set is huge, so we are interested in studying inexact block coordinate descent methods (possibly combined with column generation strategies). We define a general decomposition framework where different line search based methods can be embedded, and we state global convergence results. Specific decomposition methods based on gradient projection and Frank–Wolfe algorithms are derived from the proposed framework. The numerical results of computational experiments performed on network assignment problems are reported.

On the convergence of inexact block coordinate descent methods for constrained optimization / A. Cassioli; D. Di Lorenzo; M. Sciandrone. - In: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH. - ISSN 0377-2217. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 274-281.

On the convergence of inexact block coordinate descent methods for constrained optimization

SCIANDRONE, MARCO
2013

Abstract

We consider the problem of minimizing a smooth function over a feasible set defined as the Cartesian product of convex compact sets. We assume that the dimension of each factor set is huge, so we are interested in studying inexact block coordinate descent methods (possibly combined with column generation strategies). We define a general decomposition framework where different line search based methods can be embedded, and we state global convergence results. Specific decomposition methods based on gradient projection and Frank–Wolfe algorithms are derived from the proposed framework. The numerical results of computational experiments performed on network assignment problems are reported.
2013
274
281
A. Cassioli; D. Di Lorenzo; M. Sciandrone
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