A Superlinear Convergence Framework for Kurdyka-{\L}ojasiewicz Optimization

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Abstract: This work extends the iterative framework proposed by Attouch et al. (in Math. Program. 137: 91-129, 2013) for minimizing a nonconvex and nonsmooth function Phi so that the generated sequence possesses a Q-superlinear convergence rate. This framework consists of a monotone decrease condition and a relative error condition, both involving a parameter p!>0. We justify that any sequence conforming to this framework is globally convergent when Phi is a KL function, and the convergence has a Q-superlinear rate of order fracpheta(1+p) when Phi is a KL function of exponent hetain(0,fracpp+1). In particular, we propose an inexact proximal Newton method with a qin[2,3]-order regularization term for nonconvex and nonsmooth composite problems and show that its iterate sequence belongs to this framework, and consequently first achieve the Q-superlinear convergence rate of order 4/3 for an inexact cubic regularization method to solve this class of composite problems with KL property of exponent 1/2.














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