pub struct ProximalBundle {
pub options: ProximalBundleOptions,
}Expand description
Proximal bundle method for nonsmooth convex optimization.
Solves min f(x) where f is convex but possibly nonsmooth. Uses a bundle of subgradients to build a cutting-plane model:
f̂(x; y) = max_{i in B} { f(x_i) + g_i^T (x - x_i) }The proximal subproblem:
x^{k+1} = argmin_x { f̂(x; y^k) + (μ/2) ||x - y^k||² }generates either a serious step (sufficient decrease) or null step.
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§options: ProximalBundleOptionsAlgorithm options
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impl ProximalBundle
Sourcepub fn new(options: ProximalBundleOptions) -> Self
pub fn new(options: ProximalBundleOptions) -> Self
Create a proximal bundle solver
Sourcepub fn minimize<FS>(
&self,
func: FS,
x0: &[f64],
) -> OptimizeResult<ProximalBundleResult>
pub fn minimize<FS>( &self, func: FS, x0: &[f64], ) -> OptimizeResult<ProximalBundleResult>
Solve min f(x) using the proximal bundle method.
§Arguments
func- Objective function (can be nonsmooth)subgrad- Subgradient of f at x: returns (f(x), g ∈ ∂f(x))x0- Initial point
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impl Freeze for ProximalBundle
impl RefUnwindSafe for ProximalBundle
impl Send for ProximalBundle
impl Sync for ProximalBundle
impl Unpin for ProximalBundle
impl UnsafeUnpin for ProximalBundle
impl UnwindSafe for ProximalBundle
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