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Primal-dual subgradient methods for minimizing uniformly convex functions

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arxiv 1401.1792 v1 pith:ECX7ULFA submitted 2014-01-08 math.OC

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We discuss non-Euclidean deterministic and stochastic algorithms for optimization problems with strongly and uniformly convex objectives. We provide accuracy bounds for the performance of these algorithms and design methods which are adaptive with respect to the parameters of strong or uniform convexity of the objective: in the case when the total number of iterations $N$ is fixed, their accuracy coincides, up to a logarithmic in $N$ factor with the accuracy of optimal algorithms.

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