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Asymptotic Convergence Analysis of the Forward-Backward Splitting Algorithm

Published: 01 May 1995 Publication History

Abstract

The asymptotic convergence of the forward-backward splitting algorithm for solving equations of type 0 ∈ Tz is analyzed, where T is a multivalued maximal monotone operator in the n-dimensional Euclidean space. When the problem has a nonempty solution set, and T is split in the form T = F + h with F being maximal monotone and h being co-coercive with modulus greater than ½, convergence rates are shown, under mild conditions, to be linear, superlinear or sublinear depending on how rapidly F-1 and h-1 grow in the neighborhoods of certain specific points.
As a special case, when both F and h are polyhedral functions, we get R-linear convergence and 2-step Q-linear convergence without any further assumptions on the strict monotonicity on T or on the uniqueness of the solution. As another special case when h = 0, the splitting algorithm reduces to the proximal point algorithm, and we get new results, which complement R. T. Rockafellar's and F. J. Luque's earlier results on the proximal point algorithm.

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        cover image Mathematics of Operations Research
        Mathematics of Operations Research  Volume 20, Issue 2
        May 1995
        256 pages

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        Published: 01 May 1995

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        1. asymptotic convergence
        2. monotone operator
        3. multivalued equation
        4. proximal point algorithm
        5. splitting algorithm
        6. variational inequality

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