TL;DR
This paper introduces a flexible framework that accelerates various smooth convex optimization algorithms, featuring adaptive regularization and improved convergence without logarithmic factors, enhancing efficiency and applicability.
Contribution
It proposes a novel adaptive Catalyst framework that accelerates non-accelerated algorithms with verifiable stopping criteria and adaptive regularization tuning.
Findings
Applicable to various inner algorithms like Steepest Descent and Coordinate Descent
Achieves acceleration without the logarithmic factor in non-adaptive cases
Provides a practical, flexible approach for smooth convex optimization
Abstract
In this paper, we present a generic framework that allows accelerating almost arbitrary non-accelerated deterministic and randomized algorithms for smooth convex optimization problems. The main approach of our envelope is the same as in Catalyst (Lin et al., 2015): an accelerated proximal outer gradient method, which is used as an envelope for a non-accelerated inner method for the regularized auxiliary problem. Our algorithm has two key differences: 1) easily verifiable stopping criteria for inner algorithm; 2) the regularization parameter can be tunned along the way. As a result, the main contribution of our work is a new framework that applies to adaptive inner algorithms: Steepest Descent, Adaptive Coordinate Descent, Alternating Minimization. Moreover, in the non-adaptive case, our approach allows obtaining Catalyst without a logarithmic factor, which appears in the…
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