Randomized Lagrangian stochastic approximation for large-scale constrained stochastic Nash games

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Abstract: In this paper, we consider stochastic monotone Nash games where each player's strategy set is characterized by possibly a large number of explicit convex constraint inequalities. The majority of the existing methods for solving this class of constrained problems rely on employing projected stochastic approximation (SA) methods. However, the projected SA methods perform poorly when the constraint set is afflicted by the presence of a large number of possibly nonlinear functional inequalities. Motivated by the absence of performance guarantees for computing the Nash equilibrium in constrained games, we develop a single timescale randomized Lagrangian multiplier stochastic approximation method where in the primal space, we employ an SA scheme, and in the dual space, we employ a randomized block-coordinate scheme where only a randomly selected Lagrangian multiplier is updated. We derive a convergence rate of mathcalOleft(fraclog(k)sqrtkight) for suitably defined suboptimality and infeasibility metrics in a mean sense.



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