Lipschitz behavior of the robust regularization

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Abstract: To minimize or upper-bound the value of a function "robustly", we might instead minimize or upper-bound the "epsilon-robust regularization", defined as the map from a point to the maximum value of the function within an epsilon-radius. This regularization may be easy to compute: convex quadratics lead to semidefinite-representable regularizations, for example, and the spectral radius of a matrix leads to pseudospectral computations. For favorable classes of functions, we show that the robust regularization is Lipschitz around any given point, for all small epsilon > 0, even if the original function is nonlipschitz (like the spectral radius). One such favorable class consists of the semi-algebraic functions. Such functions have graphs that are finite unions of sets defined by finitely-many polynomial inequalities, and are commonly encountered in applications.





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