Descent methods with linesearch in the presence of perturbations
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- On perturbed steepest descent methods with inexact line search for bilevel convex optimization
- Error stability properties of generalized gradient-type algorithms
- Convergence property of gradient-type methods with non-monotone line search in the presence of perturbations
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