Abstract—We focus on a particular non-convex networked optimization problem, known as the Maximum Variance Unfold-ing problem and its dual, the Fastest Mixing Markov Process problem. These problems are of relevance for sensor networks and robotic applications. We propose to solve both these problems with the same distributed primal-dual subgradient iterations whose convergence is proven even in the case of approximation errors in the calculation of the subgradients. Furthermore, we illustrate the use of the algorithm for sensor network applications, such as localization problems, and for mobile robotic networks applications, such as dispersion problems. I
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This dissertation deals with developing optimization algorithms which can be distributed over a netw...
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In this paper we study two problems which often occur in various applications arising in wireless se...
This paper introduces the problem of determining through distributed consensus the fastest mixing Ma...
We design and analyze a fully distributed algorithm for convex constrained optimization in networks ...
This dissertation deals with developing optimization algorithms which can be distributed over a netw...
Abstract—We describe and evaluate a suite of distributed and computationally efficient algorithms fo...
Abstract—We propose a simple, stable and distributed algo-rithm which directly optimizes the nonconv...
This dissertation contributes toward design, convergence analysis and improving the performance of t...
17 pagesInternational audienceIn this work, we consider the distributed optimization of non-smooth c...
Abstract—We propose a class of convex relaxations to solve the sensor network localization problem, ...
In this paper, we determine the optimal convergence rates for strongly convex and smooth distributed...
We consider a Markov process on a connected graph, with edges labeled with transition rates between ...
We consider a convex optimization problem for non-hierarchical agent networks where each agent has a...
This thesis considers optimization problems defined over a network of nodes, where each node knows o...
Motivated by applications of distributed linear estimation, distributed control, and distributed opt...
We consider a multi-agent setting with agents exchanging information over a network to solve a conve...
In this paper we study two problems which often occur in various applications arising in wireless se...
This paper introduces the problem of determining through distributed consensus the fastest mixing Ma...
We design and analyze a fully distributed algorithm for convex constrained optimization in networks ...