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The perturbed proximal point algorithm and some of its applications (English)
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7 July 1994
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The scope of the paper is to study the proximal point algorithm, i.e. solving the inclusion \(0 \in T \overline x\) by computing a sequence \(\{x^ n\}\) with \(x^{n+1} =(I+\lambda T)^{-1} x^ n\). Here \(T\) is a maximal monotone operator on a Hilbert space \(H\). The main results give conditions under which, if \(x^{n+1} = (I+\lambda T^ n)^{-1} x^ n+e^ n\), where \(T^ n\) is a perturbation of \(T\) and \(e^ n\) is an error term, the sequence still converges to a solution. The size of the perturbation is given in terms of a certain variational matrix. Numerical results are provided.
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fixed point
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stability
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regularization
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variational inequalities
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numerical results
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proximal point algorithm
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maximal monotone operator
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Hilbert space
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perturbation
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