The Gauss-Newton algorithm is a popular and efficient centralized method for solving non-linear least squares problems. In this paper, we propose a multi-agent distributed version of this algorithm, named Gossip-based Gauss-Newton (GGN) algorithm, which can be applied in general problems with non-convex objectives. Furthermore, we analyze and present sufficient conditions for its convergence and show numerically that the GGN algorithm achieves performance comparable to the centralized algorithm, with graceful degradation in case of network failures. More importantly, the GGN algorithm provides significant performance gains compared to other distributed first order methods
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
This work presents a novel version of recently developed Gauss--Newton method for solving systems of...
Abstract—The Gauss-Newton algorithm is a popular and efficient centralized method for solving non-li...
Various distributed optimization methods have been developed for consensus optimization problems in ...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
We present a novel Newton-type method for dis-tributed optimization, which is particularly well suit...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
The paper addresses design and analysis of communication-efficient distributed algorithms for solvin...
open4siThis result is part of projects that have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon ...
Most existing work uses dual decomposition and subgradient methods to solve network optimization pro...
Abstract—We introduce a new framework for the convergence analysis of a class of distributed constra...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
We study the problem of unconstrained distributed optimization in the context of multi-agents system...
We present a novel Newton-type method for distributed optimization, which is particularly well suite...
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
This work presents a novel version of recently developed Gauss--Newton method for solving systems of...
Abstract—The Gauss-Newton algorithm is a popular and efficient centralized method for solving non-li...
Various distributed optimization methods have been developed for consensus optimization problems in ...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
We present a novel Newton-type method for dis-tributed optimization, which is particularly well suit...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
The paper addresses design and analysis of communication-efficient distributed algorithms for solvin...
open4siThis result is part of projects that have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon ...
Most existing work uses dual decomposition and subgradient methods to solve network optimization pro...
Abstract—We introduce a new framework for the convergence analysis of a class of distributed constra...
We study distributed optimization in networked systems, where nodes cooperate to find the optimal qu...
We study the problem of unconstrained distributed optimization in the context of multi-agents system...
We present a novel Newton-type method for distributed optimization, which is particularly well suite...
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
Parameter estimation problems of mathematical models can often be formulated as nonlinear least squa...
This work presents a novel version of recently developed Gauss--Newton method for solving systems of...