An S-Hybridization Technique Using Two-Directional Optimization

In this paper, we study a recently established s-hybrid approach for generating gradient descent methods for solving optimization tasks. We present an s-hybrid variant of the accelerated double-direction method. The results obtained based on convergence analysis confirm the first-order consistency of the newly defined method on a set of strictly convex quadratic functions.

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2025-02-11
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https://doi.org/10.3390/axioms14020131
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Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research
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An S-Hybridization Technique Using Two-Directional Optimization

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An S-Hybridization Technique Using Two-Directional Optimization

Milena J. Petrović, Vladimir Rakočević
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Abstract

In this paper, we study a recently established s-hybrid approach for generating gradient descent methods for solving optimization tasks. We present an s-hybrid variant of the accelerated double-direction method. The results obtained based on convergence analysis confirm the first-order consistency of the newly defined method on a set of strictly convex quadratic functions.

AxiomsVol. 14(2)
Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (RS), University of Nis (RS)
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Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research
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