We present a framework for descent algorithms that solve the monotone variational inequality problem VIPv which consists in finding a solution v * ~ satisfying s(v*)T(v- v*)>1 O, for all ve~2 ~ This unified framework includes, as special cases, some well known iterative methods and equivalent optimization formulations. A descent method is developed for an equivalent general optimization formulation and a proof of its convergence is given. Based on this unified logarithmic framework, we show that a variant of the descent method where ach subproblem is only solved approximately is globally convergent under certain conditions. Key words: Variational inequalities, descent methods, optimization. 1
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Abstract-In this paper, we propose a new version of extragradient method for the variational inequal...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new version of extragradient method for the variational inequali...
We consider the monotone composite variational inequality (CVI) where the underlying mapping is form...
We present a framework for descent algorithms that solve the monotone variational inequality problem...
Recently, Fukushima proposed a differentiable optimization framework for solving strictly monotone a...
This paper addresses the question of global convergence of descent processes for solving monotone va...
This article presents a descent method for solving monotone variational inequalities with separate s...
In this paper, a new descent-projection method with a new search direction for monotone structured v...
To solve monotone variational inequalities, some existing APPA-based descent methods utilize the ite...
. We propose new methods for solving the variational inequality problem where the underlying functio...
Variational inequality problem can be formulated as a differentiable optimization problem [3]. We pr...
We consider mixed variational inequalities involving a non-strictly monotone, differentiable cost ma...
We consider mixed variational inequalities involving a non-strictly monotone, differentiable cost ma...
We consider mixed variational inequalities involving a non-strictly monotone, differentiable cost ma...
In this paper two descent methods with respect to a gap function for solving a class of monotone mix...
Abstract-In this paper, we propose a new version of extragradient method for the variational inequal...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new version of extragradient method for the variational inequali...
We consider the monotone composite variational inequality (CVI) where the underlying mapping is form...